by Nigel Smit » Sun, 09 May 1999 04:00:00
I hope that someone can help me here as I am getting very frustrated....
I have a PB G3/300/192 ram/8G HD.
I recently received a CD copy of Release 4 and followed the instructions on
installing. The partitioning was easy but when I start to install the
components I keep getting the error message:
"Mount Failed - Invalid Arguement"
If anyone can help me with this problem I would be most grateful (and I'll
save some hair in the process!!)
Many thanks
Nigel
by Louis Kowolowsk » Sun, 09 May 1999 04:00:00
> Hi there
> I hope that someone can help me here as I am getting very frustrated....
> I have a PB G3/300/192 ram/8G HD.
> I recently received a CD copy of Release 4 and followed the instructions on
> installing. The partitioning was easy but when I start to install the
> components I keep getting the error message:
> "Mount Failed - Invalid Arguement"
L
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