A common cause of this problem is that the floppy drive may
be of the newer ATAPI type common to newer laptops
especially, as constrasted to the older /dev/fd0 floppy
type. The install kernels come with ide-floppy support
needed for ATAPI compiled in, but the kernel installed has
ide-floppy
Lehel Bernadt wrote:
On Fri, 31 Mar 2000, Erik Ryberg wrote:
Hello,
I have a 6 gig hard drive with debian on the first 4 gigs. I installed an
old SUSE last
night on the last 2 gigs in order to try out MySQL which allegedly came
with that
distribution.
I boot debian with a
On Sat, 01 Apr 2000, Erik Ryberg wrote:
Lehel Bernadt wrote:
What kind of boot disk do you have :
ext2+lilo, fat+syslinux, loadlin or just the raw kernel ?
What is its configuration ?
I understand that you use the same disk for debian suse. How did you
altered
the config to boot
Hello,
I have a 6 gig hard drive with debian on the first 4 gigs. I installed an old
SUSE last
night on the last 2 gigs in order to try out MySQL which allegedly came with
that
distribution.
I boot debian with a boot disk as I have, sigh, Windows on another drive and I
had a
scary experience
On Fri, 31 Mar 2000, Erik Ryberg wrote:
Hello,
I have a 6 gig hard drive with debian on the first 4 gigs. I installed an
old SUSE last
night on the last 2 gigs in order to try out MySQL which allegedly came with
that
distribution.
I boot debian with a boot disk as I have, sigh,
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