HELP!! Boot Disk Problems
I ATTEMPTED to install the Debian 1.2.4 off of a CheapBytes CD and
the boot disks hung on the md driver and I could not go any further,
I have a working Slackware, so I compiled a Ramdisk enabled kernel,
stuck it on the disk and rebooted, that worked fine, but the kernel
seemed to hang on running rc, but when I switched console I found on
console 2, an active prompt, so I ran dselect and everything went ok.
Is there any fix for this.
Also once I installed Abuse (video game) I couldn't get the mouse to
work and it went quickly through the opening screens (the text didn't
scroll it just faded the screen in and out again). I tried turning
the mouse off (unloading gpm). But it just hung Abuse.
My Mouse is a Microsoft/MouseSystems flip-switch type and it works
fine with gpm.
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