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From: "Phoebus Dokos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, December 19, 2002 12:34 AM
Subject: Re: [ql-users] Weird Q40 Linux Problem



��� 18/12/2002 6:36:38 ��, �/� "Derek Stewart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>
>Hi Pheobus,
>
>You must be installing Shoestring, it is quite hard to install. I have
had a
>few failures with it.  The enter runlevel means that the system does
not
>know which runlevel to use, 3 is a good one. But the installation has
failed
>
>But I installed it on a Q40 at a Computer show, and it did install
first
>time.
>
>There seems to be problems with the type of CDR disk used, maybe it is
>errors in the writing of the disk, try looking at the checksums of the
>downloaded disk image.
>
>Derek
>

Thanks for the info Derek.

I am indeed installing Shoestring.
I have searched for older versions to try but they seem to have
disappeared from
everywhere... I am not sure if Richard is reading this list any more (or
ql-
developers) but he would be the one to consult.

As I said in my original mailing, using the ramimg and then running apps
directly from
the cdrom works just fine. Maybe again it's my Q40 as it's an initial
production run
and some things as I have noticed don't go as expected (ie ProWesS that
despite
all info from other Q40i and Q60 users I yet have to install and run).

I used Prowes on it Phoebus, Paragraph worked and Linedesign ( LD in
mode 4 to see the menus )

Other things work like a dream. (Turbo, GWASS, c68 and Q-Word do and
that's what I am really
interested in anyway! Weird thing here is that PQIV DOESN'T run unless
used on
QDOS Classic )

I am not 100% sure but I think Pqiv worked also, are there not two
versions of Qpiv ??

Ah I just remembered you had to put a pause in your boot file and
disable CACHE before loading ProWes, don't know if this was fixed in
later SMSQE or not


Speaking of disks any way to use QubIDE partitions (which are infinitely
more
reliable than QWA ones) and SMSQ/E ones on the same disk? I've tried to
contact
Phil Borman, but he doesn't reply from the address he lists on his
webpage...

 My experience with Aurora/ QubIDE was the oposite

All the best - Bill

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