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In article <4kdup4$ofd@news.mel.aone.net.au>, 
peter.aikins@acslink.aone.net.au says...
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>In article <4kcip6$47a@altus.speednet.com.au>, deezee@speednet.com.au 
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>>2) I've installed LILO and everythings seems to be going fairly well.
>>On boot up I get an option (after pressing CTRL or ALT) which asks me
>>what OS I want to use - DOS or LINUX. Whilst it is booting there are
>>several lines of info that come up prior to arriving at the prompt. I
>>have noted these few lines thinking that there may be problems with
>>initial set up. Could someone please explain what they mean and if I
>>must change certain parameters ?
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>>CHECKING 386/387 COUPLING....OK, FPU USING EXCEPTION 16 ERROR
>>REPORTING 
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>>PARTITION CHECK HDA: MULTIPLE MODE TURNED OFF
>>                                 HDA: HDA1, HDA2, HDA3
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>>CHECKING FOR CD....UNABLE TO IDENTIFY CDROM FORMAT
>>END_REQUEST: I/O ERROR, DEV 2100, SECTOR 64
>>ISOFS_READ_SUPER:BREAD FAILED, DEV 0x2100
>>UNABLE TO IDENTIFY CDROM FORMAT
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>>STARTING PCMCIA SERVICES: INITIALISATION OF i82365 FAILED CARDMGR
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>This looks a bit fishy. Unfortunately I can't help you here. I think 
there's a PCMCIA HOWTO, but do you need one of these?
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There appears to be two problems here.  The first is that the CDROM isn't 
being recognised.  The second is the kernel you have installed is looking 
for a PCMCIA adaptor.  These can be fixed by reconfiguring the kernel for 
your machine and then recompiling (check the kernel how-to).

>>Lastly could someone be kind enough as to answer a silly question like
>>what is the command under LINUX which acts as TREE for MSDOS ?
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Not being a unix guru I would use the command du.  This gives a listing of 
 each directory under the current one with it's size (in blocks I think). 
 Anyone got any better ideas???
Craig