Incoming from tripolar:
> s. keeling wrote:
>
> >Note, you have to say yes to cardbus even if your cards/slots aren't
> >cardbus. This is detailed in /usr/src/linux/documentation...
>
> One question- at what point will it ask me to say Yes to cardbus?
That's in the kernel re-compile stage in ma
s. keeling wrote:
Incoming from tripolar:
I need to install debian on a laptop ( no OS installed ) with a bad
dvd-rom drive. I would like to get network up to do network install.
Laptop is Toshiba satellite 1805-s203.
Etherfast 10/100 PC Card Linksys ( PCMPC100 )
That should be supported
Incoming from tripolar:
> I need to install debian on a laptop ( no OS installed ) with a bad
> dvd-rom drive. I would like to get network up to do network install.
> Laptop is Toshiba satellite 1805-s203.
> Etherfast 10/100 PC Card Linksys ( PCMPC100 )
That should be supported out of the box by
: tripolar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 20, 2004 11:45 AM
To: debian-user
Subject: installing debian with floppies on laptop
I need to install debian on a laptop ( no OS installed ) with a bad
dvd-rom drive. I would like to get network up to do network install.
Laptop is Toshiba
I need to install debian on a laptop ( no OS installed ) with a bad
dvd-rom drive. I would like to get network up to do network install.
Laptop is Toshiba satellite 1805-s203.
Etherfast 10/100 PC Card Linksys ( PCMPC100 )
Orinoco Gold Lucent ( PC24E-H-FC ) wireless
Which Floppies should I use? I h
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