Unfortunately I don't have much knowledge about loadlin, I'll look for
some info and letcha know whut i find.
Chris
On Tue, 16 Jun 1998, LT wrote:
Chris,
I haven't tried that! But I am not using lilo because I am using DosLinux
and that doesn't appear to be there. Do you know of any
Juat did some searching, seems you can just add "mem=16M" (no quotes) to
the command line.
Lemme know how it turns out.
Chris
Chris,
I haven't tried that! But I am not using lilo because I am using DosLinux
and that doesn't appear to be there. Do you know of any switches for loadlin?
To Whom That This is Read by,
My computer is a PS/2 with ESDI drives (i think, they use eda when
mounting root), and 24 meg of ram, and up to this point I have been
incredibly unsuccseful in installing linux on this computer, without
partitioning. I have tried ZipSlack and currently I
Mike,
I was e-mailing back and forth with Pat Volkerding, a main guy with
Slackware, and he led me to believe it could be done. I am currently
getting tripped up on too much ram. Odd problem, 'eh. Does anyone know if
Mike's statement is true though, I may be wrong.
LT
ps - i
I booted DosLinux using the bzimage kernel (i didnt find any at the mca
site recommend that worked, thanks though, i may need that at a later
point) and here is the error that I got which may help you people who know
Linux deduce what is wrong and what I need to do to fix it.
PS/2 ESDI: DMA
Actually I think I have a kernel that may work
(slackware/kernel/ibmmca.s/bzImage or something like that), but the kernel
somehow gets caught up in my 24 meg of RAM, and I can't take out one of the
8meg cards. Any Ideas? Also is there a distribution of RedHat (or any
commercial-ish
Something you've prolly tried but when lilo comes up try appending mem=16M
to force linux to only use 16M
HTH
Chris
On Tue, 16 Jun 1998, LT wrote:
I booted DosLinux using the bzimage kernel (i didnt find any at the mca
site recommend that worked, thanks though, i may need that at a later
Chris,
I haven't tried that! But I am not using lilo because I am using DosLinux
and that doesn't appear to be there. Do you know of any switches for loadlin?
Thanks,
LT
At 03:46 PM 6/16/98 -0400, you wrote:
Something you've prolly tried but when lilo comes up
On Tue, 16 Jun 1998, LT wrote:
To Whom That This is Read by,
My computer is a PS/2 with ESDI drives (i think, they use eda when
Last I heard, Linux won't run on the PS/2--at least not the latest
kernels.
Mike
==
Mike Edwards, MIS
Edwards Graphic Arts, Inc.
On Tue, 16 Jun 1998, LT wrote:
Mike,
I was e-mailing back and forth with Pat Volkerding, a main guy with
Slackware, and he led me to believe it could be done. I am currently
getting tripped up on too much ram. Odd problem, 'eh. Does anyone know if
Mike's statement is true though, I
On Tue, 16 Jun 1998, Mike Edwards wrote:
On Tue, 16 Jun 1998, LT wrote:
Mike,
I was e-mailing back and forth with Pat Volkerding, a main guy with
Slackware, and he led me to believe it could be done. I am currently
getting tripped up on too much ram. Odd problem, 'eh. Does
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