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First-time install problems
From: |
coriordan |
Subject: |
First-time install problems |
Date: |
Mon, 25 Nov 2002 04:29:03 +0000 |
User-agent: |
Mutt/1.4i |
Hi all.
About an hour ago I got Debian GNU/Hurd J2+
installed. I have a few problems though.
I can't access my CDROM drive.
I ran 'cd /dev;./MAKEDEV -v cd0', but when I
try to 'settrans -a -c /cdrom /hurd/isofs cd0'
my system kinda hangs.
I say "kinda" becuase I can Ctrl-c and get
back to a prompt. I say my "system" kinda
hangs because this happens will almost anything
I do related to /dev/cd0.
If I type "ls /dev/c" and hit TAB I see
"cd0 console" but if I type "ls /dev/cd" and
hit TAB then my system hangs (until I Ctrl-c).
I only have a base system installed right now,
I need my CDROM drive to install the rest. I
booted GNU/Linux to type this mail.
Two other small things: there is no 'shutdown'
command, just a 'reboot' command.
And when I type 'mount' (on it's own) my system
hangs (until I Ctrl-c). This could be part of
the /dev/cd0 problem but I heard someone else
mention it on this list so I thought I'd say
"me too".
Any help on the CD mounting issue would be
appreciated.
Thanks.
Ciaran O'Riordan
- First-time install problems,
coriordan <=