On 24 Mar 2001, Adam Di Carlo wrote:
Package: boot-floppies
Version: 2.2.21
I-Gene Leong [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On 22 Mar 2001, Adam Di Carlo wrote:
I-Gene Leong [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
hdg: secondary 20G UDMA33 drive (which is where I want to put Debian)
Now, booting
On 21 Mar 2001, Adam Di Carlo wrote:
Actually I have two IPXs with
48Mb RAM and 16Mb RAM, ROM Rev 2.4 and ROM Rev. 2.3 respectively.
They both act in exactly the same manner when I boot them from my other Sun
computer, a SPARCstation IPX using the command 'boot net'. They will
On 24 Mar 2001, Adam Di Carlo wrote:
Sure, but at that point, they're in an unsupported zone. Its actually
very rare (in fact, I've never heard of any cases) where NIC devices
aren't supported by one of the stock kernels. Anyhow, they can read
about replacing the kernel in that section.
If
Repository: base-config/debian
who:joeyh
time: Sun Mar 25 13:40:50 PST 2001
Log Message:
* Added Galician translation of debconf templates (but not the apt-setup
debconf templates) from [EMAIL PROTECTED], Closes: #91310
Files:
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added:
TeknoDragon [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If you mean "stock kernel" as in the one compiled for installations (plus
allmodules), then you should hear about this:
there are 4 such kernels for i386 -- the significant ones are the
vanilla ones, the 'idepci', and the 'compact' kernels.
These cards
I-Gene Leong [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Yes, that's correct. I got ahold of the source to boot-floppies (didn't
know the package name initially) so I'll see if I can spot anything.
Great. You will want to look in utilities/libfdisk I bet.
If feel motivated to work from CVS, that sometimes
"Brian Ledbetter" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi, I'm trying to install debian 2.2r2 on my machine and I'm unable
to load device driver modules when I click on configure Device Driver
Modules. I get an error saying "Cannot mount the floppy. Stop." "No
modules were found in
David Whedon [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I built a release of boot-floppies 2.2.22 for i386. Current cvs will build fine
as long as you grab a copy of all 4 2.2.19pre17 debs. Where will we build the
release for 2.2.r3?
But lacks the pcmcia-modules still, so I backed that out, unfortunately.
David Whedon [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Good new is we have somewhat working woody boot-floppies (on i386 now at least).
I booted off resc1440.bin, root.bin. I had to manually insmod my ethernet
module (see note below). dbootstrap now supports debootstrap. Some kinks need
to be worked
Repository: debian-installer/build
who:joeyh
time: Sun Mar 25 15:02:33 PST 2001
Log Message:
let's use the 2.4.2 kernel now (aaah, so easy :-)
Files:
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mark W. Eichin) writes:
Umm, actually, that's exactly what happened to me (after USB turned
out to not be a problem): 2.2 uses the 2.2.17 kernel which doesn't
support (or even identify as ethernet) the 3COM MiniPCI
ether+uselessmodem card on the daewoo motherboard.
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On 25 Mar 2001, Adam Di Carlo wrote:
TeknoDragon [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
there are 4 such kernels for i386 -- the significant ones are the
vanilla ones, the 'idepci', and the 'compact' kernels.
I assume that the modules on the official CD are rather complete, is that
not accurate? I did
On 25 Mar 2001, Adam Di Carlo wrote:
There is no such tool to ask the network configuration questions aside
from dbootstrap (the program that runs during install), and that is
end of life, and that is not available after install is done.
Might I suggest etherconf. It has a few bugs (I guess
Repository: debian-installer/build/debian
who:joeyh
time: Sun Mar 25 19:52:31 PST 2001
Log Message:
heh
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Repository: debian-installer/build
who:joeyh
time: Sun Mar 25 20:05:23 PST 2001
Log Message:
It seems to roughly work to use number of files and dirs in tree * 2 as the
fuzz factor, rather than manually specifying one. Since we don't need any
space on the initrd anymore (with
Repository: debian-installer/build
who:joeyh
time: Sun Mar 25 20:28:34 PST 2001
Log Message:
revamped the stats
Files:
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Repository: debian-installer/rootskel/src/etc/init.d
who:joeyh
time: Sun Mar 25 20:39:39 PST 2001
Log Message:
* Added a new linuxrc, which sets up a ramfs filesystem, copys the
installer into it, pivot_roots so its the new root, ensures proc and
dev are mounted, and
Repository: debian-installer/rootskel/debian
who:joeyh
time: Sun Mar 25 20:39:39 PST 2001
Log Message:
* Added a new linuxrc, which sets up a ramfs filesystem, copys the
installer into it, pivot_roots so its the new root, ensures proc and
dev are mounted, and runs
Repository: debian-installer/rootskel/src
who:joeyh
time: Sun Mar 25 20:39:39 PST 2001
Log Message:
* Added a new linuxrc, which sets up a ramfs filesystem, copys the
installer into it, pivot_roots so its the new root, ensures proc and
dev are mounted, and runs
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
* Added a new linuxrc, which sets up a ramfs filesystem, copys the
installer into it, pivot_roots so its the new root, ensures proc and
dev are mounted, and runs busybox init.
* Made rcS clean up by unmounting the initrd, and freeramdisking it
Repository: debian-installer/kernel-image-di
who:joeyh
time: Sun Mar 25 20:44:53 PST 2001
Log Message:
* Rebuilt with kernel-source-2.4.2 2.4.2-3, to get initrd freeing fix,
and initrd on cramfs support.
* Also turned on tmpfs, for playing with as a better ramfs than
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