Re: [aclug-L] Installing on a crusty old machine
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Greg House wrote:
>
> I inherited an old 386 after doing an upgrade for a friend. I'd like to set
> Linux up on it with a couple of NICs to use it as a router. The problem is
> that it doesn't support any distribution media I have. I tried to hang an
> IDE CDROM off it, but it's multi-io card is apparently too stupid to talk
> ATAPI to it.
>
> Greg
>
> ---
Well.. can you put the sucker on a network? Why not go through the
network or ftp install?
Are you running DOS/win3.1 or something on it? Just put a nic, load the
network drivers for the nic, get tcp/ip for dos from net, share a
network cd or better yet..copy the linux cd to a network drive..then do
a ftp or network install.
No need to spend any money..no need for buncha floopies.
Later.
sohel
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- [aclug-L] Installing on a crusty old machine, Greg House, 1998/12/07
- Re: [aclug-L] Installing on a crusty old machine,
Mohammad Islam <=
- Re: [aclug-L] Installing on a crusty old machine, Dale W Hodge, 1998/12/08
- Re: [aclug-L] Installing on a crusty old machine, Bob Deep, 1998/12/08
- Re: [aclug-L] Installing on a crusty old machine, John Phillips, 1998/12/08
- Re: [aclug-L] Installing on a crusty old machine, Cory T. Lamb, 1998/12/08
- RE: [aclug-L] Installing on a crusty old machine, John Alexander, 1998/12/08
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