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Setup & Installation / Re: C0000005 error
« on: September 08, 2018, 06:19:46 pm »
You might need a newer kernel to install on the Pentium D. Not sure what you'd need though to go on the floppy.
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Experience with chkdsk problems on JFS formatted partitions is when they throw up the 'can't continue' fault the only option is the reformat and restore from backup.
For some reason there doesn't appear to be a robust way of recovering anything from a JFS partition if the meta-data is corrupted.
Hi Dariusz,
I doubt that the usb.ids file is the problem, the latest one works with USBRES.EXE and gives more details about some of my connected usb devices.
The last time I used lsusb it required the usb.ids to be in a specific directory - the dir was hard coded into it. This was in 2013 so things may have changed
Snow just to get dual boot working.
I think the issue is that those drivers are now in the 5.0.3 iso, so not needed separately.
Matt