Very Computer

So, the header says it all.

I am using a Gateway 2000 P-120 (Win 95 in primary partition)
using the Sanyo 3-disk
CD-ROM drive, trying to install a Slackware distribution of
Linux (2.0.1) from a CD ROM published by InfoMagic.  

I am using an idecd bootdisk and color rootdisk to
get anywhere with this installation, both files
downloaded from sunsite's ftp site.

My CD ROM drive is recognised  during setup, but none of
the files on the CD ROM can be found.  I get a message
like 'Cannot find a souce file A, so skipping it.'

Why is this happening?

Replies via e-mail will be gratefully received, with a
guaranteed 'thank you' via return e-mail to any who offer
their advice.

Quote:>I don't know how to help you.  I have several Linux distributions on
>CD-ROM.  Only the "Linux Universe" distribution recognizes the Sanyo
>changer.  I have absolutely no idea what the problem is.

Bob L.
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> Does it allow you to access all 3 CD roms??

But other distributions for some reason don't recognize the drive at all.
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>> Does it allow you to access all 3 CD roms??

>No.  Only the #1 slot.

>But other distributions for some reason don't recognize the >drive at all.           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Cheers, Bob * {:^)
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