Now it works with RedHat 7.1
grab everything from
here
Now it works with RedHat 6.0 ! Thanks to Jeremy Elson
grab everything from
here
Now you can install Mandrake 6.0 ! Thanks for Instruction to Scott F. Johnston
Since stage 1 of Redhat install is all about
getting to the data, RedHat and Mandrake
do the same thing. The stage two install
was Mandrake all the way!
There is one problem: The RH6.0 kernel that's running
FAIL TO PROPERLY INSTALL LILO!
This means that the mbr of the disk gets trashed.
Please warn users to skip this step, or be prepared
to recover from this.
To recover, I used the libretto "companion" disk to boot,
and ran:
fdisk /mbr
to reset the master boot record of hda.
Then I could reboot into the windows partition.
Then I grabbed loadlin.exe, the Mandrake vmlinuz-2.2.9-19.mdk image
and ran:
loadlin vmlinuz root=/dev/hda3
(Which was where I'd installed mandrake)
When this booted, I was able to create a /etc/lilo.conf by
hand and /sbin/lilo it into place. Now it runs just fine.
Now it works with Mandrake 5.3 (KDE + RH5.2)!
grab initmndr.gz
Now it works with RedHat 5.1 and 5.2!
For RedHat 5.2
grab initrd52.gzFor RedHat 5.1
grab init51_2.gz Now it works with SuSE 5.2 and 5.3 and 6.0for SuSE 6.0( by Wolfgang Platzer) download fsfile60.gz
for SuSE 5.3 download fsfile53.gz
for SuSE download fsfile.gz
For RedHat 5.0
grab initrd.gzCopy loadlin.exe and vmlinuz from your's CD on to your HD
start libretto in dos mode
connect your pcmcia cdrom or network card or scsi with hd and type
loadlin vmlinuz initrd=initrd.gz
If you lucky it will work.
Have fun ;-)
It worked for me with Panasonic KXL 740 .
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