Re: Problems with Frozen
DOS is more forgiving of bad disks than linux is. This is about the only
"disk" problem you might have. The only one I've heard of so far. If you
put it on a bad disk use another one. Don't use DOS as aguage of a good
disk or bad disk, it might be fine for DOS but not for linux.
Disable all the BIOS goodies according to the instructions and it should
go well.
On Tue, 13 May 1997, Matthew Tebbens wrote:
> I'm about to do the same....install frozen on a brand new system.
>
> Whats the deal with the Base Disks, will they cause problems like
> what happened below ?
> Also, do problems still exist when rawriteing the base disks on a
> dos/windows system ?
>
> I know I had trouble with that before..its difficult to write the
> disks on a linux system when you are installing your only linux
> system, and rawriteing the disks on a dos/windows system has problems.
--Rick
rickya@siservices.net
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