RAdams: just wondering.. did DSL detect your scsi controller on boot?I saw no evidence that it did. Given that lsmod returned what it did (see my first post), I believe this particular SCSI controller "tricked" DSL into thinking these are IDE drives (it does the same thing to Windows). I deactivated everything I could, but I always get the same result.http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/dsl-n/ comes with (I think) a 2.6.x kernel which may/may not work.
Quote (skaos @ Aug. 31 2006,09:51)
http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/dsl-n/ comes with (I think) a 2.6.x kernel which may/may not work.
Hmmm... worth a shot...I tried DSL-N, boot floppy gave an error ("Boot failed"). I cannot boot from CD (ISOLINUX won't work on this machine).
The errors aren't very verbose. It "just doesn't work".Next Page...
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