I had to remove "ip" from the ifconfig line. I didn't think it is possible to test the file issuing
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sudo /opt/bootlocal.sh
legalize cannabisI download the last dsl2.3RC burned it but I get a problem. the cd boot but after trying to install it it keeps teling me that the it can not find the KNOPPIX file system and instead give me acces to a very;) limited shell
What's wrong
P133 and an sis chipsetsagain, my not so important whines;
1. empty right-click menu after startup needs to be clicked away.
2. window manager > restart. moves virtual desktop selector to top left of screen and dMix to blank out.
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I jumped at the chance to use this 2.3RC1 with the pmcia boot disk so that I boot my Tishiba Portege from the external CDrom. It doesn't work I am afraid
Try using dsl noapic frompcmcia
When you use the second bootfloppy with the pcmcia drivers what happens? Do you get cardmanager engaged? Can you hear your cdrom turning?
Thanks. Tried this boot code again - 2nd pmcia bootdisk was entered. Still does not register DSL image on cdrom but does on hda1 of course. This carries on:- "......... Running linux Kernal etc.... Processor 0 is pentium etc... PMCIA found, starting cardmgr. cardmgr(410): starting, version is 3.2.2 cardmgr(410): socket 0: Freeom IQ-drive cardmgr(410): executing 'modeprobe ide-cs' I " After the last line the cursor stops blinking, the cdrom spins for a minute or two and then stops. It all hangs. When I take the card out and put it back it continues with: "....... USB found managed by hotplug. Autoconfiguring devices.....cardmgr(410): get dev info on socket 0 failed: resource temporarily unavailable. cardmgr(410): executing 'modeprobe -r ide-cs' cardmgr(410): socket 0: Freeom IQ-drive cardmgr(410): executing 'modeprobe ide-cs' I..................." cursor stops again. Ejecting card again starts cursor again then "Autodetection seems to hang check bios settings" It then opens up fully configured at the correct 1024x768 res. in X - very impressive). I seem to remember this "socket 0 , resource temporarily unavailable message years ago with DSL on another laptop which I solved by changing ports / card socket settings in the bios. I will try this on the Portege.I've found that changing card controller setting in bios from 'Cardbus-16bit' to 'auto selection' means that boot now continues for a long way past the hang in previous post without errors until it starts giving interrupt lost errors. I believe this all points to to the IRQ11 universal setting for devices on these bloody notebooks. I need to give a different one to the pcmcia somehow.Next Page...
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