I'm trying to Install Vector Linux on an old Toshiba Satellite 315CDT...

All goes well until it actually starts trying to install and I get all these error messages about the timestamp on the file being from some 784768 (some high number like that) seconds into the future!!

That makes sense because I boot up with DamnSmall and the time is like April of '03

No biggie right? I go into the BIOS to change the system time.. and ugh... I can't find a listing for the time!!! I KNOW THERE HAS TO BE ONE...

This doesn't make any sense.. anybody have one that they could take a look at??

hi there

whe u enter ur bos ae u sure that u have full rights to that
coz in some bios there is option of user and supervisor passwords

so if u are entering in bios after user password then u may not get all option

regards

No... I'm in as full priviledges.. There is no password set on this particular BIOS.... thanks anyways...


Oh, and I also tried to set the time through DamnSmallLinux using the standard command..

"date 092214322004"

And it effectively changed the time/date under DSL.... but upon rebooting and trying to install Vector, I got the same errors again...