On Saturday 09 October 2004 12:12 pm, bliq wrote:
> i wanted just to give you info how well the mandrake10 supports tc1000.
> since begining (i ve bought tc1000 in july2004) i was trying just this
> distro and it works fine for me.
Would you or anyone be able to tell me how to get Mandrake 10.1 actually
*installed* on my TC1000?
I have an external USB 2.0 CD-RW drive (a LiteOn LSC-24081MX, rev. 3M3K) that
works fine under Windows. It also seems to work on my desktop Linux machine
(running Debian with a 2.6.8 kernel).
However...
When I put the Mandrake 10.1 Community CD#1 into this drive and reboot the
Tablet PC, it starts Linux.
Unfortunately, after it starts I can't use the keyboard to interact with it.
Also it looks like the CD-ROM is no longer readable.
I have seen the same symptoms (no CD-ROM or keyboard after boot) with the
Debian install CD as well as the SuperRescue and SystemRescue CDs. This is
keeping me from being able to re-partition the drive.
I'm not running Mandrake on my desktop machine, and haven't found adequate
instructions for setting up a PXE boot in my environment (I have a Linksys
WAP acting as a DHCP server, though I guess I could turn that off, and
install DHCP (and maybe PXE and a TFTP server?)).
Or I suppose I could install Mandrake on my desktop machine on an unused
partition. I don't know how much space it takes, though.
Any suggestions as to which might be the easiest thing to do?
Thanks,
-- Ned Konz http://bike-nomad.comReceived on Mon Oct 18 12:52:03 2004
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