From: 'Lars Hecking' (lhecking at domain nmrc.ucc.ie)
Date: Wed 15 Dec 1999 - 10:20:48 GMT
'Lars Hecking' writes:
> Breathnach, Proinnsias(Dublin) writes:
> > Create a standard DOS bootdisk (io.sys msdos.sys command.com) and add the
> > mscdex.exe and the atapi.sys drivers. Load these from their command lines
> > and reboot from the floppy.
> > < I hate to say this, but >
> > Win '98 bootdisks will detect almost any type of IDE / SCSI cd out there ...
> > Handy to have one around ... Toms is also good, but can't run .bat files !!
> >
> > What do the logging consoles say ?
> > Try doing the text-mode install ...
Update:
I installed the whole bunch on another Linux machine, selected the
standard graphical install, and started to install over ftp from the
other box. In the last twelve hours, 36 out of 700 packagas where
installed, about 220 hours left to go for the rest. Anyone seen this
before?
The machine is a G6-400 (Gateway) with 384MB of ram, and it was running
just fine with RH 5.1.
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