Re: Help needed intalling debian
Dale,
thanks for your help.
I was unable to run rawrite2 on my computer (it kept hanging) so I was using an
earlier version which must not have been working correctly. I created the disks with
rawrite2 on a different computer and also used the special tecra files. Installation was
a success !!
thanks again
David
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David Welch
drwelch@ocf.berkeley.edu
College of Natural Resources
University of California, Berkeley
Dale Scheetz wrote:
> There are several possibilities for these errors. First make sure you have
> a top quality floppy (Check it with Norton DD or some such). Bad floppies
> is the most common cause of failure. It is also not clear exactly how you
> are using rawrite (BTW, this should be rawrite2.exe, found in the same
> directory). If you are running windows, you will want to get to the dos
> prompt for this, as windows will interfere with the write process. If you
> have '95 the problem is more complex and I will deferr to someone with
> more experience with that problem.
> In addition, many laptops have problems with the bzImage that is provided
> on the installation disk. Depending on which section of disks you
> downloaded, there should be a special subdirectory that contains a tecra
> and a v30 directory. The tecra kernel is a zImage and should work on your
> machine. I would try these resc and drv disks and see if that helps the
> problem.
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