Re: Boot disk images -- the only way?
On Tue, 5 Aug 1997, Goswin Brederlow wrote:
> I did use loadlin in that way but then there wasn't any help available.
> Why is that? It makes installing of modules a bit difficult if you don't
> know which module does what.
I agree that the following section could be enhanced:
-> Configure the Device Drivers
->
-> Select the Configure Device Drivers menu item and look for devices
-> that are on your system.
-> Configure those device drivers, and they will be loaded whenever your
-> system boots. If you want to
-> install the base system via NFS you must load and configure the driver
-> module for your network card.
->
-> You can't load PCMCIA device drivers here. Once your system is
-> installed, you can install the
-> pcmcia-cs package. This detects PCMCIA cards automatically, and
-> configures the ones it finds. It
-> also copes with hot-plugging the cards while the system is booted -
-> they will all be configured as
-> they are plugged in, and de-configured when you unplug them.
Syrus.
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