I did a PCMCIA install off a Toshiba Satellite of a similar model. Funny,
the CDROM they sent with the machine just DIDN'T WORK! <grumble, grumble>
Two months later... <more grumbling>
Anyway, using the PCMCIA image, I had the NFS and FTP install options. It
takes forever though. It could be that your card needs a special driver
since it's a hybrid.
BTW, if you boot Winblow$ (heaven forbid!) and copy the RedHat directory off
the cd via FTP from another computer and into a local directory "C:\REDHAT",
the install goes SO much faster! And without the hassle of the pcmcia
kernel. Just a thought.
Drew
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Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2001 7:02 PM
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Subject: Network install via PCMCIA?
Hi all,
Finally getting around to installing Red Hat 6.2 Linux on my Toshiba 610CT
notebook. Only problem is I don't have a CD drive for the machine (they
never had one) so I thought I could just boot off the PCMCIA image and do a
network install.
The only install source option I get is "Hard Drive". Does this mean it
didn't detect my PCMCIA network card properly?
Any ideas? The card is a TDK Global Networker 3410 combination modem/lan
card.
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