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Posted: May 10 2005,20:55 QUOTE
when i boot dsl (version 1.1) and gave the "dsl toram" command it then begans to boot and comes up with and error "memory is full" or something. i have tried it on 3 different computers:

compaq - 2.66ghz - 256mb
compaq - 1.44ghz - 256mb
dell - 1.2ghz - 128mb

i have booted with the "dsl toram" command on these computer in the passed (with older versions). but if failes with version 1.1. anyone know why?

thanks
ryan
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Posted: May 10 2005,23:20 QUOTE
It should work on a computer with 128MB RAM or more.

Maybe your *.iso download file was corrupted, or you have a bad CD-R disk.
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Posted: May 10 2005,23:42 QUOTE
*agrees with cbagger01*

works fine for me.

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Posted: May 11 2005,16:16 QUOTE
Hi there!

I use dsl-embedded and start from a cdrom with: dsl fromhd=/dev/sda1 qemu frugal toram xsetup and it works just fine. So I suggest that you make a new download of dsl-1.1 and burn it again (if you prefer to use a cd of course).

Have fun out there,
meo

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