On Sun, 23 Mar 2003 01:32:10 +0100 (MET) mkamp@gmx.de wrote: > Hi, > > I just bought a Samsung Q10, a really nice and slick subnotebook. > Unfortunately I don't have a clue how to get debian on it. > > It boots fine from the woody cd-rom and let's me format the drives > etc., > but when it comes down to load kernel modules it doesn't know where to > turn to. When issuing "mount" I don't see the cdrom connected(?) by > firewire. I haven't been able to google something useful. If I understand correctly, you are installing from an external (firewire) cd-rom. When you get to the loading modules step, you need to read data from the cd-rom, but don't have support for it yet. You could try to see if knoppix supports the drive, and then see what modules are loaded. Whatever information you could get from a llinux system that works with that drive could be helpful in setting it up in debian. Also, you could try installing from a different source. You could do a network install or load the modules you need from a floppy. To provide any more specific help, I would need to know more about the drive you are trying to get support for. Perhaps someone else on list knows more about firewire drives than I do though. -- Chas Becht mailto:chasbecht@hotpop.com (Public Key available on request) www.unf.edu/~becc0003/ (or coenurus.org if my ISP is up) "I'll need time. And squid." - Michael Yatskar
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