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frabbix
A week ago I bought a Toshiba Satellite, S1400-103 for the sum of five Euros. It worked very well, even the rechargable battery was still rechargable. But it came with Windows XP and I wanted Linux. After some searching I found Antix, and I could even find a 32 bit version of Linux.
I downloaded the thing and put it on a CD. The Toshiba wanted to read the CD and then asked a lot of questions. I answered as much as possible with the default. Everything seemed to work (very slow, but the Toshiba is a bit on the slow side). Finally it asked me to reboot. As instructed I removed the CD and did a reboot. The Toshiba responded with:
Insert system disk in drive
Press any key when ready… and I thought that was what was created: a system disk.
Where did I go wrong?
Anonymous
hi frabbix,
was grub installed to mbr on setup on it? Also check in the bios on the boot settings. I
had some computers that after installing had to set the hard drive first in the boot order.Thank you! Yes, grub is in the mbr and hard drive as 1st boot device.
ok, trying to pinpoint the boot error.
Which version/iso of antiX was used … core, base, full? will help others chime in.
A inxi -zv7 output if possible.That’s also going to be a pretty limited machine with only 1GB max ram and the celeron cpu also.
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