On Tue, 29 Dec 1998, Steve Lamb wrote:
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> On Tue, 29 Dec 1998 17:53:49 -0500 (EST), Sourcerer wrote:
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> >Afaik, none of the commercial os's allow for it in their installs.
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> Untrue.
Afaik it was true. Thanks for the info.
> OS/2 allows you to use
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On Tue, 29 Dec 1998 17:53:49 -0500 (EST), Sourcerer wrote:
>Afaik, none of the commercial os's allow for it in their installs.
Untrue. OS/2 allows you to use Boot Manager to dual boot and even
points you in the right direction to do it. IIRC WinNT also do
On Wed, 23 Dec 1998, Bill Newman wrote:
> I'm an experienced Linux user. I just tried to install Debian on my
> Toshiba 225CDS. It was not a good out of the box experience.
I think there are laptop install apps in Debian
> When choosing modules, the PPP module description says something that
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On Wed, 23 Dec 1998, Bill Newman wrote:
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> I'm an experienced Linux user. I just tried to install Debian on my
> Toshiba 225CDS. It was not a good out of the box experience.
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> I ordered the most recent CD Cheapbytes had -- 2.0 (hamm).
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> Booting from the CDROM fails -- the console ann
On Wed, 23 Dec 1998, Bill Newman wrote:
> I'm an experienced Linux user. I just tried to install Debian on my
> Toshiba 225CDS. It was not a good out of the box experience.
>
> I ordered the most recent CD Cheapbytes had -- 2.0 (hamm).
>
> Booting from the CDROM fails -- the console announces t
I'm an experienced Linux user. I just tried to install Debian on my
Toshiba 225CDS. It was not a good out of the box experience.
I ordered the most recent CD Cheapbytes had -- 2.0 (hamm).
Booting from the CDROM fails -- the console announces that Linux is
being loaded, but then the system sudden
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