Bug#39644: marked as done (Toshiba 1910 doesn't boot)
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and subject line no followup to our questions regarding the boot-floppies bug you reported
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From: Detlef.Steuer@gmx.de
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Subject: Toshiba 1910 doesn't boot
Package: boot-floppies
Version: Debian 2.1 (Original CD's)
Hi!
Whatever boot-floppy I use from the /install directory
my good ol' Toshiba Notebook 1910 does not boot!
(8MB Ram)
Bevor anything else I get the message:
"Boot failed"
The floppies were created exactly with the command mentioned in
chapter 5.10.1 of install.txt.
No special hardware installed. (No PC-Cards etc.)
(Same misbeheaviour with SuSE post-5.1 boot-floppies)
It is not a hardware failure, 'cause slackware bootimages do
work (I.e. slackware 4.0 lowmem.i) and the already installed
version of Linux can read floppies.
Hej, I would really like to keep on using this old, slow and cheap
hardware with the best Linux around!
:-)
Thank you for your efforts!
Detlef Steuer
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Subject: no followup to our questions regarding the boot-floppies bug you reported
From: Adam Di Carlo <adam@onshore.com>
Date: 23 Sep 1999 18:53:24 -0400
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We have had no followup to our questions regarding the boot-floppies
bug you reported. Since we lack the information to help us fix the
problem, we are closing this bug in the interests of housekeeping.
If you do think the bug is really a bug, please followup on our
questions (and CC the bug at <nnn@bugs.debian.org>, where 'nnn' is the
bug number) and we shall reopen your bug.
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.....Adam Di Carlo....adam@onShore.com.....<URL:http://www.onShore.com/>
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