From: Ben Wheare ([email protected])
Date: Mon Jan 29 2001 - 17:39:04 CET
Yeah, I did all that.
Now, it's kinda working. It creates the directory, but the files are all
corrupt. e.g. it created a 4gb file that didn't take up any space. (corrupt
FAT table).
????
BW
At 17:26 29/01/01 +0100, Christoph LUDWIG wrote:
>Two possible errors:
>1) Where did you keep your tgz-files? Hopenly in directory c:\mu or so.
>c:\linux
>is privileged for the UMSDOS-installation.
>2) Did you unpack ... the files in a DOS-box under Windows? You MUST do it
>under
>real DOS!
>
>Christoph
>
>Ben Wheare wrote:
>
> > Hi all,
> > I recently downloaded mulinux 11r6, and the dostools. I did all the steps,
> > namely unpacked it. I ran the boot.bat. I selected option 2 (Install
> > mulinux as a UMSDOS.)#
> > It did all of the percentages things. Then it said to run
> C:\linux\linux.bat.
> >
> > When I rebooted to DOS, I typed in cd linux from the C:\> prompt. It said
> > Invalid directory. Almost as if it hadn't been installed.
>
>
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