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From: john@T-F-I.freeserve.co.uk (John Murphy)
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Subject: matcd0 0x340 forgotten
Date: Sun, 04 Apr 1999 01:03:37 GMT
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Hi.
Hope you can help.
Installing 3.0 release from cd rom on a spare P133 Cyrix pc with a
Panasonic (non IDE) cdrom. It's address is 0x340 according to win95,
and I've set this during install many times, but it's forgotten
after re-booting after a succesful install, and in dmesg It still
cannot find it at the default address 0x230 (I think).
Can I set this address value some way? without building a custom
kernel?

I presume the value I set is correct 'cause the install works fine.

Also, I'm hoping to CTM upgrade with a load of files I downloaded
with IE4 but the filenames have been changed with _ where there
should be . How can I use wildcards to change src-cur_3800.gz to
src-cur.3800.gz That is all files that start src-cur change the
next char to "." and leave the rest as is.


--=20
John.
Why do I always forget to press escape to skip the memory test?


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