[Rule-list] Ok,,, but what if you don't have a cdrom
Devon
devon at tuxfan.homeip.net
Sat Feb 23 04:50:21 EET 2002
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On Friday 22 February 2002 03:36 pm, James wrote:
> Ok, Sorry for the delay in replying but work got in the way. (dang it)
> I got the pcmciadd.img from redhat 7.2 using dd and rawrite (both
> methods seprately not at the same time *grin*) I got a diskette when I
> use 0.7.0 of the loader I type "linux updates" at the prompt. It
> doesn't ask me for the update disk, and when it does ask for the driver
> disk it's says that this disk isn't a valid disk for this version of
> RH. Do I also need the pcmcia disk? If so what parts of the boot.img
> disk need to be transferred to the pcmcia.img? Sorry to be a pain on
> this one, but a lot of low mem laptops don't have internal cdroms.
> (side note even though this box is monochrome the loader info is
> reasonably readable.)
I've just posted all of the images:
http://www.tuxfan.homeip.net:8080/rule/images-0.7.0/
Other than the boot.img all are completely untested, as I don't have a
laptop available for testing. Let me know if they work, or what goes
wrong, please?
Also, please let us know how the whole thing looks with a monochrome
display, so we know if this is something we need to look at?
- -D
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