Frustrated

[EBNJDOM1!EBNJPO!kolds@ebnjhost.attmail.com (kolds)]

All,

 I have been trying for over a month to install Debian 2.0 on my 386 with   
4MB of RAM.  When I boot the machine it comes up with "can't allocate   
memory" errors.  I've followed the installation procedures as precisely   
as I can.  There are only two things I can think of: either a problem   
with the swap partition or a problem with my driver configuration.  I say   
a problem with my driver configuration because I really have no idea what   
I'm doing during that section of the installation.  I don't know where to   
go from here.  Is there anyone out there who can help me out? I'm at the   
end of my rope.

Kevin

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