The difficulty rating of the Cobalt
RaQ4 Linux install just went up.
It's not quite as simple as installing the Cobalt RaQ4 harddrive in
another PC and installing
Linux. I took the drive out (easy enough to do, just one screw to remove
the case, then another to remove the harddrive assembly) and installed it on
another PC (easy enough to do,
as there was no cover what so ever on the PC). The BIOS saw the harddrive. Linux (which was installed on the
PC) saw the harddrive during
bootup, but after that, it refused to even recognize the drive.
So copying an existing distribution (Fedora Core) to the harddrive is out of
the question.
I did, however, get iptables installed on the Cobalt RaQ4
and have it work. So I'll see if that's good enough for what Smirk wants it
to do.
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