ugol

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Posted: Feb. 24 2006,21:36 |
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Hi, you're right and I was wrong. Thus, I could do the remastering I planned. Everything was fine, except the fact that I tried to do a "poor man's install" from a ZIP Iomega disk, by booting with the dsl zipboot tohd=/dev/hda1 option.
It didn't work, It answered that there was 0 bytes available on the disk (this was false) and it continued with a normal zipboot. This was not a major problem, because I mounted the first partition of the disk and I copied over there the /cdrom/KNOPPIX directory with an usual cp command. Should I expect that the dsl zipboot tohd=/dev/hda1 option can't work?
In any case, I think it's good for you to know the result of this test.
DSL 2.2 looks to an excellent work!
Ciao, Ugo
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