On Sat, Apr 22, 2000 at 04:19:32PM +1000, John Francis wrote:
>
> Damien Curtain wrote:
> > Turn off PnP OS in your bios.
>
> By that you mean "PNP OS Installed? NO" right?
I read that the opposite way to you.
PNP OS Installed? NO: to me means the OS doesn't know
about PnP so the bios will do the PnP setup.
PNP OS Installed? YES: to me means the OS does know
about PnP, so the bios won't do any PnP setups
You want linux to do the PnP setup, so answer YES and
see what happens.
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