I'm trying to install slackware on an older system (200 Mhz AMD-K6, 32 MB RAM).
No matter what packages I include during the install, I get this error during boot,
Code:
udevd-event[1900]: udevd_node_mknodL mknod(/dev/pty/s139, 020660, 3, 139) failed: No space left on device
This repeats for every device udev supports.
Likewise, syslogd has the same problem.
Code:
Starting syslogd daemons: /usr/sbin/syslogd syslogd: cannot create /dev/log: No space left on device
There is 5GB free space on the disk (It's a 6 GB drive) according to df -h (run with a bootdisk). This seems like an odd error to have during a fresh install.
My partition scheme is as follows,
Code:
1 - (bootable) 1-700 Linux [EXT3]
2 - 701-782 Linux Swap [Swap]
Another annoying error (one I had back when I had gentoo on this box long ago) is that during boot, it always tries to do a DMA scan on the HDD, though the drive is old and DMA does not work, it however runs this long scan EVERYTIME it boots... (though the system worked fine back on gentoo), is there a way to turn this check off completely?
One last annoyance, during the install certain packages would cause the installer to hang and simply report "Killed" and return me to the command prompt. Perhaps it's a CD error? My latest install went without issue as I only installed the base A packages (though I get the EXACT same errors if I do my normal setup or even a full complete install).
Any solutions would be greatly appreciated.