OK. Now I cann't load Debian directly off of the CD because the CDROM
drive is not supported. So I got base installed on the machine by
creating a 30MB Dos partition and copying the basic installation files
on to it from DOS. Install went OK up to the point where I need to
install
I have the same type of CDROM. I used the goldstar cdrom driver (gscd). I
works fine. Try that driver and you should have full access to the CD.
It is possible to use dselect without the the packages file - but I don't
recommend this. I have done it that way and it can lead to problems. When I
At 04:38 PM 12/16/1998 +0100, Lyndon Fletcher wrote:
Hi,
I'm reposting this message with a few clarifications in the hope that
someone will answer my questions.
I was recently lent an old 486 PC by a friend so that I could do some
Web server development. The machine is not mine and not readily
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