Re: linux on laptop
Jonathan Hall <[email protected]> 19 Feb 2003 19:35:33 -0600
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| Message-ID | <1045704934.609.0.camel@tirian> |
Sure you can use loadlin. You don't need a DOS session for loadlin. Even so, a DOS session is possible in Me. Search Google--I know it's possible. Since I'm fortunate enough to have never used Me on one of my own machines, I can't tell you exactly how. But I know it is possible. -- Jonathan On Tue, 2003-02-18 at 23:43, Ryan wrote: > > Hello everyone, > I recently aquired an IBM Thinkpad 560X and it came > with an external CD-Rom that wont boot anything. It > also came pre-loaded with WindowsME so I cant use > loadlin since a plain old DOS session isint possible. > I really want to put debian on it but with no floppy > drive or other bootable device at my disposal I dont > see a way to get it accomplished. > > I am broke and cant afford to spend any money just so > I can install linux. Does anyone have a normal 40-pin > IDE -to- 44-pin laptop IDE adapter, or a pcmcia floppy > drive that they are not using? I would appricate it if > I could get something loaned to me for a few hours at > least so I can get linux installed. > > Thanks, I'll appricate any help I can get to get linux > on this old laptop. > > -Ryan Hunt > > [email protected] - Nayr Networks > > > __________________________________________________ > Do you Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Shopping - Send Flowers for Valentine's Day > http://shopping.yahoo.com >