doglover

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Posted: Jan. 15 2007,19:12 |
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Hello. I am busy trying to learn Linux, and DSL seems a good way on my older laptop. I am having the exact same problem as was discussed at: http://damnsmalllinux.org/cgi-bin....;t=2879 regarding not being able to use tohd=.... to copy the CDROM to my hard drive. As far as I can tell, the issue was never resolved on the forum.
I have a Toshiba 430CDT with 2.1G hard drive, one big partition containing Caldera Linux in a ext2 partition. The Caldera works fine in its partition. Booting DSL from the CD using a boot floppy works fine. I can mount the Caldera partition perfectly fine from within DSL, and it has plenty of space. So why when I invoke: fb800x600 tohd=/dev/hda1 does it tell me that it "can't find mount point" and say there is no free space?
Thanks, IMF
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