Hi, [I don't know if this is the best place to ask, if not, could someone please point me in the right direction?] I have (well a friend of mine has) a StrongARM RISC PC, with a Cumana SCSI card. Ages ago, we installed the RedHat-based ARMLinux on the spare IDE drive (the SCSI drives are his RISC OS stuff, CD-ROM drive, etc). I wanted to try and put Debian/ARM on there, so I was going to boot the ARMLinux system and convert it manually. However, when we try to boot the standard RiscPC kernel included with ARMLinux with !Linux, it hangs after asking for arguments, without clearing the screen or anything.. I remember we had to do quite a bit to the machine to get it to boot before, but neither of us can remember what we did. Anyone got any ideas of where to look, or can suggest an alternative way of getting Debian/ARM installed on there? Note: I have quite a bit of experience with Debian/i386, and also some experience with RISC OS. I'm just trying to combine the two now :) -- Chris Butler e-mail: <chrisb@sandy.force9.co.uk> -------------------------------------------------------------------------- PGP key 9D973385/1024 fingerprint: 047E 3689 387A 8C4B 709C 74A2 7AB3 4869
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