Re: What is it mean when you are not bootiing a kernel ?

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From: Oai Luong
Date: Sun, 14 Apr 1996 00:00

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         I have a problem I try to install the sound driver for linux and
  they say to cat and file or the device.  I red through it and try it I 
  got the message no such device or dir.  Then I went to the problem
  section and they said this is probably you are no booting a kernel, 
well when linux is finished booting I can see a display say linux 
slackware
  3.0 kernel 1.2.13.  I'm confused ! what should I do ?
 
  Please reply to Oai.Luong@f611.n109.z1.fidonet.org
 
 Oai Luong

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