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Re: [TCLUG:14556] Setting up turbolinux??



Jon,

#1 looks like a spurious error message, but check it out after you are
done (this does seem critical _yet_, but modules can be _very_
important, especially in a distibution). For #2, I would try to choose
your video card, but choose another monitor (something that does
640x480@8 bit color (VGA)) and try to configure that after the install
completes. If that doesn't work, try choosing a lame VGA card and see if
that works. Be careful now, but your video card and monitor support
basic VGA color and resolution plus _alot_ more (and better)
color/resolution combinations, so you _should_ be safe. I hope this
helps,

Troy

Jon Anderson wrote:
> 
> I'm Trying to set up turbolinux and I'm running into a couple of problems that I can't resolve
> 
> 1. Using the turbolinux installation program (installing all the programs of the cd)
> I'm getting a message saying that Linux has been successfully installed and that I should remove the cd.
> I push enter and I get a error saying   "error cannot write/etc/rd.d/rc.modules.:no such file or directory"
> I can continue on by pressing the enter key.
> 
> 2 it goes into the Turbopkg and when it gets into setting up video card , it wont do this automatically ,it has to be done manually.
> I seem to get the right module for my No 9 Revolation IV in (x86_I128) . At this point it asks for me to select my monitor, which I do (viewsonic ps 790). Then I'm asked to set the Default color depth, I have four choices 8bpp,16bpp,24bpp and 32 bpp but no matter which one of these I set I get a error message saying "error: the step configure video mode has failed" > I can't continue or go around this point by pushing enter . I have to ctrl/alt/delete so I can't finish using turbopkg to set up the rest of the Turbolinux.
> 
> What can be done for these two problems?
> 
> thank you
> Jon Anderson

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