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From: markb@no.such.domain (Mark Blackman)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.bsd.freebsd.misc
Subject: Re: Help a FreeBSD ignoramus...
Date: 31 Jan 1997 13:36:59 GMT
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Tyler Schutjer (tschutj@xmission.com) wrote:
: I have the Walnut Creek CD, and have tried to execute the install.bat
: from Windows, but I get the message, "sorry, can't allocate enough
: memory." This is with 32MB of RAM, for crying out loud! So I try to run
: the batch from DOS, but I get the message, "can't switch to protected
: mode."
: So I try the boot floppy, which works, until I get to the point where I
: tell it that I want to install from a CD, and then I get some message
: telling me that it can't find my CD-ROM drive, which I know is there,
: cause Windows can see it. 
: ARRRGH!

: Any advice??
Mebbe EMS driver (emm386.exe) is getting in the way of the install
program. pure speculation. Try booting up without any EMS.

Mark