On Thu, 26 Sep 2002 23:52, Keith McGavin wrote:
> Hi Matt,
>       sounds like you did not install lilo/grub. Have you got
> a boot disk?
>
> re monitors in cars to the meeting.
>
> The best way to put a monitor in the car is upside down in the back seat
> with the glass facing into the seat. Usually the curvature of the seat
> will hold it in place but stuffing a towel underneath/on the side can give
> extra protection and stability.

I hold it in place with  the seat-belt. Works a treat.

> Be careful if you put it in the frount passenger seat as the monitor
> can rip the stiching in the seat.
>
> cheers,
> Keith.
>
> On Tue, 24 Sep 2002, Matt Agnew wrote:
> > There was talk at the last meeting of a troubleshooting session for the
> > next meeting - is this still on, and is there a signup sheet?  I've
> > installed Mandrake alongside Win2k and Win98 and can't get into the
> > Linux partition.
> >
> > Alternatively, is someone willing to come to my house and help me in
> > exchange for free beer?  This would be ideal as my monitor won't fit in
> > my car (Hillman Imp).

-- 
Sincerely etc.,
Christopher Sawtell

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