From: Fam. Coumans (postbode@famcoumans.myweb.nl)
Date: Fri Apr 27 2001 - 22:39:09 CEST
> You could try loadlin to see if everything else worked. One possibility
is
> that the harddrive had filled up.
> Joshua
Loadlin means I have to install DOS, and I rather don't want to that, the
harddrive filled up, I can't imagine that.
I made a new attempt to clone to harddisk, but now with the option to use
/dev/fd0. And it works! So, now I'm able to explore muLinux anyfurther.
But I still want to get rid of the use of the floppy. I still have the
feeling the clone-scripts are not working 100% yet. When 'cloning'and using
the /dev/fd0 option, I had to do this 3 times before being succesfull.
When only hitting return and thus using the defaults, I did get error
messages (something as 'look to your partitions'). Passing the same default
vallues manually to the machine by typing them, the cloning-process is
succesfull (I know there is a message which adresses the same problem).
Another reason why I think the script isn't foolproof, is that at the end of
the cloneprocess the message 'muLinux installed' appears when using the
/dev/fd0 option. This lilo-message doesn't appear when using the option to
boot from /dev/hda1.
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