DaZZa wrote: > > Except it still doesn't work - it can;t read the HD for some god unknown > reason. Useless. Comes up with a bloody huge script error, says "unable to > find ext2 filesystem on /dev/hda5 - invalid argument", and shutw down. Do you have a valid partition and/or filesystem on /dev/hda5 If not, you have stumbled across a bug in the install. Kevin -- SLUG - Sydney Linux Users Group Mailing List - http://www.slug.org.au To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with unsubscribe in the text
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- RE: [SLUG] RH6.1 DaZZa
- RE: [SLUG] RH6.1 Wim Pranata
- RE: [SLUG] RH6.1 DaZZa
- RE: [SLUG] RH6.1 DaZZa
- Re: [SLUG] RH6.1 Kevin Waterson
- Re: [SLUG] RH6.1 DaZZa
- Re: [SLUG] RH6.1 Jeffrey Borg
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- Re: [SLUG] RH6.1 Jim Clark
- Re: [SLUG] RH6.1 Terry Collins
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