From: Stutz, Thomas, DV ([email protected])
Date: Wed Sep 06 2000 - 08:37:25 CEST
> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: Michele Andreoli [SMTP:[email protected]]
> Gesendet am: Dienstag, 5. September 2000 16:39
> An: [email protected]
> Betreff: Re: [mu SETUP] under Windows NT
>
> On Tue, Sep 05, 2000 at 12:40:24PM +0200, Stutz, Thomas, DV nicely wrote:
> > Is there a possibility to use muLinux Setup under Windows NT ?
> >
>
>> muLinux Setup under NT? Sorry, it is not clear for me. As
"muLinux Setup"
>> I usually refer to ubiquitous "/bin/setup" shell-script in
muLinux, and
>> this isn't your case, I suppose, because it do not runs on NT.
I know, no loadbin works under NT/2000, only perhaps in vmware ...
>> If you mean: "may I install mulinux archives on a set of
floppy-disk",
>> the answer is: maybe, never tested.
yep ... this I mean and testet/tried
> The modern releases installs using an "Installation Floppy"
> (you made it using the makefd.bat script, in the directory you
> unpacked your archive from internet) and this floppy has
> NTFS (read-only) support. Because its main task is *to copy*
> the images on a set of floppy disk, read-only access should be
> enough, if no bugs in my scripts.
>
> Please: test this Installation Floppy on your NT system and report
> me any result. Do not worry: the installation floppy it is not
> dangerous, because it do not format any partitions.
>
nope, I'm not feared, I know the method and I saw the ntfs driver
loading,
because of this I hoped it works but I got a "segmentation fault" or
"partition
is already mounted" error and at the end "(s)hell / (r)eboot" ...
In my opinion it's a good idea to fix it, because then you and
evereybody can
use the muLinux(Bootdisksetup) under every OS (ok, not Beos and Mac
;-)).
What information do you need ? At the beginning of the script the
partition table
is printed
/dev/hda1 ... OS2 HPFS
and the partition which I want to mount is asked - prompt
"...[/dev/hda1] ?" I press
enter and got a segmentation fault and the question "(s)hell /
(r)eboot" ... I can
enter the shell (I know it, the commands, Linux and so on -> can use
it).
> Michele
>
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