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> OOps....I didn't realize...darn! Ed's been talking about the > 360...oops. Keith, I have a 750C 4/340. And it doesn't seem to work, > even w/ the modified kernel. COuld you by any chance outline some > idiot-proof steps? I don't think so. After all, I barely got it working myself, and it took me several weeks of trying different things, and I had the use of a working Linux system to build kernels. Did you try it using the boot disk from cs.utk.edu's ftp area? If so, keep in mind that that is for a very old version of Linux. Maybe there's some sort of incompatibility between that one and the programs you're trying to install. > I read all the documentation concerning Linux > install...but nothing seems to work. Why, for instance does my computer > insist on rebooting shen it tries to install disks A1-A3? I really don't know. Can you escape out of the install procedure into a shell and mount the ms-dos floppy by hand? You can try doing a talk, but different versions of talk aren't compatible with one another. Try one of the following: moore@sloth.cs.utk.edu (sun3 running sunos) moore@envy.cs.utk.edu (tp750 running netbsd) moore@avarice.cs.utk.edu (ibm rt running 4.3bsd) moore@wilma.cs.utk.edu (decstation running ultrix) (the first three are at my home (where I am now); it's probably more effecient to use one of them.) My systems are set up to use a visual bell, so if I'm not watching the screen when you try to talk, I won't know you're ringing me. Or you could pay ma bell: +1 615 281 0594 Keith