Re: Atari install failed. Wrong driver disk (driver.bin)
On Thu, Nov 30, 2000 at 02:58:45PM +0000, Blair Dean wrote:
> I hope I'm sending this to the right people.
You did.
> I'm attempting to install, from floppy, Linux M68k on my Atari TT030. I
^^^^^^
> get to the 'Install Operating System Kernel and Modules' step where I run
> into problems. After the process prompts for the driver disk, which I
> load and acknowledge, it returns with an error message stating the I have
> put in disk 1 of 1 of the drv14atari series and that it is the wrong
> disk. I should have put in disk 1 of the driver series. Is there
> somewhere I can change the disk name the installation process is looking
> for or can you send me, as a .bin, the correctly named driver disk?
I am not sure if installation from floppy works, although the docs say so.
Amiga and probably mac use floppy _images_ which you copy on your harddisk.
Maybe you could try to install with floppy images? I have made lha files
for amiga+atari, which (should) contain all (except the base.tgz) to do the
initial install. lha files (plus brand new files built with boot-floppies
2.2.19, which I uploaded today) are on the potato page.
Christian
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http://people.debian.org/~cts/debian-m68k/potato
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