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[Pascal MIQUET <pm@dalim.de>]

I'm trying to make my PS/2 LiNUX ALiVE....
In order to install LiNUX on an MCA(PS/2) system, DRV and RESCUE must be
patched for MCA.

Is the 'Official' distribution take care of the MCA ?
I've found DRV and RESCUE disks to be able to install BASE floppies :)

System is coming to LiFE, but on reboot when the system ask me to
install packages, on SCSI CDRom, I've got following message :
	kernel does not support ISO9660

Is there any other operation to get ISO9660 available ?

Brian S. Julin told me to check in /boot/config.2.032 
and check for CONFIG_ISO9660_FS=y
and to install the iso9660 module into the kernel.

Q: what file is concerned in iso9660 ? And how can I add it to the
kernel ?

PS: I've only one 1.44 Mb floppy and a CDRom Sony SCSI to read external
files.

Thanks for your help.


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