Wm Brian McCane wrote:
I have an IBM T20 laptop that I want to run FreeBSD on. I have run
[etc]
You have a problem which is technically called an "IBM laptop". IBM, in
their infinite wisdom, decided to hibernate on the first partition it
doesn't recognize (hypothesis #1) or on the first
"Daniel C. Sobral" wrote:
Wm Brian McCane wrote:
I have an IBM T20 laptop that I want to run FreeBSD on. I have run
[etc]
You have a problem which is technically called an "IBM laptop". IBM, in
their infinite wisdom, decided to hibernate on the first partition it
doesn't recognize
Wm Brian McCane wrote:
I have an IBM T20 laptop that I want to run FreeBSD on. I have run
BTW, I just found that this is covered on the FAQ.
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%Wm Brian McCane wrote:
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% I have an IBM T20 laptop that I want to run FreeBSD on. I have run
%
%BTW, I just found that this is covered on the FAQ.
Otay, I must be blind. Where in http://www.freebsd.org/FAQ/book.html
is this?
Thanks!
Russell
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%Daniel C. Sobral
"Russell L. Carter" wrote:
%Wm Brian McCane wrote:
%
% I have an IBM T20 laptop that I want to run FreeBSD on. I have run
%
%BTW, I just found that this is covered on the FAQ.
Otay, I must be blind. Where in http://www.freebsd.org/FAQ/book.html
is this?
MMmmm. I think I have gone
I have an IBM T20 laptop that I want to run FreeBSD on. I have run
Partition Magic and shrunk the disk to 4GB (leaving 8GB for FreeBSD).
I downloaded 4.2-RELEASE and installed it on the box. Everything looked
good until I tried to reboot the machine. At that point, it would show
the ThinkPad
On Fri, Dec 29, 2000 at 06:44:28PM -0600, Wm Brian McCane scribbled:
[Snip IBM T20 woe's]
| Any ideas?
see http://people.freebsd.org/~bmah/ThinkPad/
and -mobile archives within the last month for info.
Basically, IBM messed up on their BIOS, it won't boot with a 165(FreeBSD)
partition. I am
