No, it doesn't work..
i surrender...
I will install windows
nt
thx
seeya
Sorry it didn't work for you. I
originally tried to load Fedora Core 4 on my Toshiba 2515CDS but it
encountered problems with the yenta_socket module and I couldn't find a way to
control Fedora Core 4 as it booted to eliminate the problem. That is why I
decided to try Debian 3.1. Debian seemed to be a more controllable
distribution and I was glad the 'debconf/priority=medium' option allowed me to
succeed.
That was about a year ago. Since then I have replaced my
2515CDS with an HP DV9005 laptop running WindowsXP. I have not attempted to
install Linux as a second operating system on the hard drive because WindowsXP
uses the NTFS file system and has a second recovery partition that I didn't
want to fool with. So I have been using a MEPIS Live-CD version of Linux to
run temporarily on my DV9005 without installing anything to the hard drive.
MEPIS booted smoother than any other distribution of Linux I have
tried.
Linux is not for the faint-of-heart! LOL