Actually, since I have not tested them myself, I cannot make such a
statement.
Regards,
/Karl
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CVSROOT:/cvs/debian-boot
Module name:boot-floppies
Changes by: aph 01/01/14 10:48:30
Modified files:
documentation/pt: rescue-boot.sgml
Log message:
fix tagging error
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"Eray Ozkural (exa)" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I don't detect a bug about DHCP/BOOTP,
What bug are you referring to? I use DHCP with the boot-floppies all
the time, and it works fine for me.
and it seems they are not
present in the default configuration in kernel-source... package.
Is it
Marcin Owsiany [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
How does one use that feature? dbootstrap's messages do not
explain clearly the expected directory structures.
Yes, they wanna be in /lib/modules/section (just remove the
kernel-version part).
This is mentioned in the documentation at least. perhaps
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Marvin Stodolsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Marco, Mark and I will surely be interested in your 2.2.18 patch.
Please send it to us.
Yes. You might want to consider also providing a URL where people can
get the module, based on the stock Debian kernels, if not perhaps file
a bug requestion on
CVSROOT:/cvs/debian-boot
Module name:boot-floppies
Changes by: aph 01/01/14 14:59:47
Modified files:
documentation : install.sgml
Log message:
update copyright notice
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On Sun, Jan 14, 2001 at 01:57:31PM -0500, Adam Di Carlo wrote:
"Eray Ozkural (exa)" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I don't detect a bug about DHCP/BOOTP,
What bug are you referring to? I use DHCP with the boot-floppies all
the time, and it works fine for me.
I must have looked in the wrong
Still kernels should have BSD disklable support as well i think
Its neccessary for Solaris.
I would be more comfortable if you checked it against the kernel (or
fdisk, I guess) sources.
extended partition will always follow primary partitions, following this
will be BSD or solaris on a
CVSROOT:/cvs/debian-boot
Module name:boot-floppies
Changes by: aph 01/01/14 15:52:26
Modified files:
documentation/en: dbootstrap.sgml
Log message:
change title of sect "base-config-shadow" -- god, I hate the word "support"
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CVSROOT:/cvs/debian-boot
Module name:boot-floppies
Changes by: aph 01/01/14 15:55:40
Modified files:
debian : changelog
Log message:
recent doc changes
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Adam Di Carlo wrote:
Glenn McGrath [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Adam Di Carlo wrote:
Glenn McGrath [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I just tested the 2.2.17-ide and 2.2.18-ide kernels and they both detect
a HPT370 chip
Where does this lead us? Are you saying the HPT370
Christoph Paul [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Still kernels should have BSD disklable support as well i think
Its neccessary for Solaris.
I would be more comfortable if you checked it against the kernel (or
fdisk, I guess) sources.
extended partition will always follow primary
Sorry my reply has take so long.
Scott Kersey [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am trying to install Debian GNU/Linux 2.2r2 (3 disks) on a Dell laptop.
I ran through the initial installation off the CD using the default
options. After that, I am not able to boot off the rescue CD,
hard
[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hii everyone, happy new year !
I've just installed Debian on my new Toshiba Tecra 8100 laptop and it wasn't easy
hehe but I finally got it running.
My main concern is : the laptop doesn't want to boot from the debian
cd's
Jim Westveer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Good idea!
Disk #4 will now have the udma66 kernel loaded onto it.
(debian-cd CVS has been updated)
So for i386/potato/woody the boot kernels are:
CD#1: default kernel from boot-disks(i386)
CD#2: compact
CD#3: idepc
CD#4: udma66
CD#n: default
CVSROOT:/cvs/debian-boot
Module name:boot-floppies
Changes by: aph 01/01/14 16:18:25
Modified files:
documentation/en: dbootstrap.sgml
Log message:
change the reference to *BSD stuff since it's not really i386 only
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CVSROOT:/cvs/debian-boot
Module name:boot-floppies
Changes by: zw 01/01/14 16:28:36
Added files:
utilities/dbootstrap/po: zh_CN.po
Log message:
Initial check-in for Chinese-GB2312 translation. Thanks hashao and
debian-chinese-{gb,big5}@lists.debian.org a.k.a.
Well, we have a reference to the *BSD stuff in the CVS version of the
installation manual now.
The other stuff is pretty flat-out Alpha specific and there's not much
I can do if no alpha developers volunteer to improve the alpha
installation manual.
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damnit, ive stuffed up, for the 2.2.x kernels extended partitions
(msdos, bsd, solaris) are shown as they are discovered irrespective of
there type, but for 2.4.x kernels msdos style kernels are always shown
first followed by whichever has the lowest primary partition number.
So basicaly as
The ltmodem.o compile kits are being officially mounted at
http://walbran.org/sean/linux/stodolsk/.
The URL for the next upgrade which I'm 2.4.0 testing for Mark is
http://www.test.dclabs.com.au/linmodem/ the ltmodem-5.78e2.tar.gz
It is VERY easy to compile a ltmodem.o using the kit
there type, but for 2.4.x kernels msdos style kernels are always shown
partitions---^
So basicaly as libfdisk isnt mainly going to used for 2.2.x my patch
is-^
g
Glenn
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Here we go again.
The attached patch reverts to the old behaviour (first in best dressed)
if the kernel version is pre 2.4.0 and if 2.4.0 or later will put
extended partitions first.
BUGS: I guess the behaviour changed somewhere in the 2.3.x series, so if
they are using a 2.3 series it may
adam I am trying the compact one. When the installation goes to the
adam step of disk partition(cfdisk) I found there is not a highlight
adam on any partition, so we don't know which partition is being treated.
adam I don't think this problem is related to Chinese translation but I
adam
CVSROOT:/cvs/debian-boot
Module name:boot-floppies
Changes by: peterk 01/01/15 07:21:14
Modified files:
utilities/dbootstrap/po: sv.po
Log message:
Updated Swedish translation
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In reference to a message from Joey Hess, dated Jan 10:
Anthony Towns wrote:
The debconf frontend should really be passed through to the udeb frontend;
the keymap should already have been determined.
Right. How we do that with dpkg and random postinst scripts scribbling
all over the
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