Name: Anonymous 2006-08-17 6:02
I'm having trouble getting Debian sarge installed on one of my computers, wondering if you all have any ideas...
- computer: biostar m5ata motherboard, 192mb ram, 1.1gb Conner Peripherals HD, cd-rom, floppy, S3 Virge PCI video card, 3Com network PCI card, and a usb 1.1 PCI card
- downloaded debian net-install cd, it booted and the partition/install process went fine
- after initial reboot, boot process gets to a message that reads something like "assuming 33Mhz (or something like that) bus speed for IDE (something something) override with idebus=xx" and then it reboots
the kernel boot from the cd worked fine; any ideas on what to do?
- computer: biostar m5ata motherboard, 192mb ram, 1.1gb Conner Peripherals HD, cd-rom, floppy, S3 Virge PCI video card, 3Com network PCI card, and a usb 1.1 PCI card
- downloaded debian net-install cd, it booted and the partition/install process went fine
- after initial reboot, boot process gets to a message that reads something like "assuming 33Mhz (or something like that) bus speed for IDE (something something) override with idebus=xx" and then it reboots
the kernel boot from the cd worked fine; any ideas on what to do?