Re: Installation problem

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From: Lindsay Berge
Date: Wed, 02 Jul 1997 00:00

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"John" <johni@nmt.net> writes:

>When trying to install the Red Hat distribution of Linux, I'm getting an
>error message that states:  Error  0X10

>This occurs after the system starts to boot off a floppy disk and the
>screen looks like this:

>LILO:
>boot: linux....
>error 0X10

>This is my first attempt to install Linux so any suggestions would be
>greatly appreciated.

>Thanks in advance

My experience with a couple of Linux installations is that defective
floppies lead to strange, early failures. A new, unused floppy freshly
written on a good machine seems to be the best bet.

Best regards, Lindsay Berge

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From: lb@ariel.ucs.unimelb.EDU.AU (Lindsay Berge)
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Date: 1997/07/02
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