I am trying to install Slackware 3.0 on a compaq 386sx system. It has 6
megs of memory and a 528 meg IDE hard drive. The problem is that I am
using a Future Domain TMC-850M 8 bit SCSI card with an external NEC
CDR-25 intersect CD-ROM drive. The problem is that Linux cannot see the
card. I have specified the card at boot time and it then does say
something about it, but it still can't use it. The card's bios says
950 v8.40. When linux boots it says "No bios32 extensions present, sorry
this version still needs it." Is this referring to the SCSI bios? OS/2
can use it, why can't linux. Am I doing something wrong? Any help with
this could be greatly appreciated, I am at wits end.
Thanks!!!!!
Lee