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JJG 02-04-2005 05:24 AM

Slackware Installation
 
i got a toshiba 440cdt and i am trying to install slackware 10 on it .At the set up I select the media as /dev/hdc which is my CDROM ,I select the softwares I need to install and select the target media that is my Linux partition.
,still the setup gives the message that I need to do all this 3 things before starting with setup.

In between the CD ROM has sometimes problems getting detected .Still
with all this my MBR got loaded with GRUB so I dont know what to do next can some one guide me with my problem so that I can continue with the slackware 10 installation.

My laptop details are
Toshiba 440CDT
64MB RAM
2Gb Harddisk
Floppy drive
CDROM present
1USB

marghorp 02-04-2005 06:17 AM

Did you follow the setup step by step? What do you mean, it want's you to do it all again? How?

JJG 02-04-2005 06:52 AM

Slackware
 
Yes I did follow the instructions mentioned but , the setup dialog box tells me to select the media source,target location selection and selecting the softwares to install.

May be if the CDROM is working fine,is there a possibility that I do not correctly set up the target partition.Can you inform what do I have to do with the partitions that i have created.

Thank you for your reply.

Regards
Jenish

millusionist 02-11-2005 12:51 PM

just hit ctrl+alt+del and let it reboot then you will see lilo if you have installed it and just choose linux+enter and off you go :)

jlarsen 02-11-2005 01:12 PM

Start by double checking your partitions. You should have a bootable Linux partition and a small Linux swap partition. Then go into setup and select Addswap. After finishing that part I think it pretty much throws you at the partition to install linux on (ex /dev/hda1). You format it and then start to install. As for selecting the source, I always just let it autodetect where the cdrom is.

That is as good as I can recall without actually stepping through an install. If nothing else bang away at it and you'll get it eventually.

JJG 02-11-2005 06:49 PM

Display setting
 
thank you guys but installation complete ,but something wrong with the display setting the root login goes out of the display screen.So i just type the login password and startx so i get graphics interface which is OK.But canany one help on display setting during startup


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