Re: hamm on alphastation 200 4/233
Well, I got this to work. It seems the rescue and driver disks were
formatted ext2, which the install program didn't like. I just copied the
files to an MSDOS formatted disk and it was all good.
Now, the problem I'm having is that there's no libc6 installed, just
libc6.1, and apt is bitching at me cause it wants libc6. What should I do
about that? I'd really like to use apt to finish the install, but it's
just not running.
On Thu, Jul 02, 1998 at 11:23:07PM -0400, I wrote:
> I'm having trouble installing Debian 2.0 on an AS200. It all goes well
> until it has to install the kernel from the rescue disk. I put in the
> rescue disk, and it says "Unable to mount the Rescue Floppy." In the debug
> console, as it's loading, I think there's an unaligned trap or something
> like that. I've tried putting the boot disk image on an mountable
> directory, but it still can't mount the Rescue image. Any suggestions?
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