concerning installing Debian Linux on IBM Thinkpad 365XD
I've been trying to install Debian Linux on my IBM Thinkpad 365XD. After
creating and booting with the rescue disk (rsc1440.bin) I get the usual
booting message consisting of the Debian disclaimer and such and then the
boot prompt. I just hit enter to continue booting and I get this happening
Loading linux............
at which point it freezes. It even gets to the next line but completely
locks up my computer there (no alt-ctrl-del). I then tried that exact
rescue disk on another pentium desktop on which it ran fine.
In any case, I can use loadlin successfully to boot up and install Debian
(which I currently have done) but when I get LILO installed it does the
same thing, produces the same error as the above. Any clues?
So...as you can tell, the only way I can get into my linux box is by using
loadlin (which sucks)
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Rocky Burt 100025668
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http://dragon.acadiau.ca/~025668b
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