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Try booting with a &quot;bare&quot; image (slackware calls it &quot;bare&quot; or &quot;bareapm&quot; if this doesnt work, you have an incompatible device in your system, and you wont be able to run Linux.<br />

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Try booting with a "bare" image (slackware calls it "bare" or "bareapm" if this doesnt work, you have an incompatible device in your system, and you wont be able to run Linux.


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Ok, now please motivate that rejection, did you TRY my suggestion? If so what happened?<br />

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Ok, now please motivate that rejection, did you TRY my suggestion? If so what happened?


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i have already tried bare.i and other image bootdisks but the<br />
problem is always the same.<br />
somebody told me there was a no_pci.i image which may solve the problem. i have to check out this file somewhere and try.<br />
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i have already tried bare.i and other image bootdisks but the
problem is always the same.
somebody told me there was a no_pci.i image which may solve the problem. i have to check out this file somewhere and try.



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Only one i know of is the &quot;bare&quot; image...<br />

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Only one i know of is the "bare" image...


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frow: what difference will that make? Linux probes the hardware regardless how this is set, if his hardware isnt compatible, it isnt compatible.. period.<br />

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frow: what difference will that make? Linux probes the hardware regardless how this is set, if his hardware isnt compatible, it isnt compatible.. period.


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i do not have pci options in bios to setup auto or manual, so<br />
my problem belongs the same<br />

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i do not have pci options in bios to setup auto or manual, so
my problem belongs the same


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Then your laptop wont run Linux, atleast not with the current kernels.<br />

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Then your laptop wont run Linux, atleast not with the current kernels.


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I have a problem booting linux with floppy image disk on my <br />
unika nb6200 notebook.<br />
the following mistake appears:<br />
unknown pci device: 1039:5107<br />
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it does not go on, all is locked. I do not know what to do to solve this problem.<br />
thanks for help<br />
best regards<br />
S.ANCELOT
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I have a problem booting linux with floppy image disk on my 
unika nb6200 notebook.
the following mistake appears:
unknown pci device: 1039:5107

it does not go on, all is locked. I do not know what to do to solve this problem.
thanks for help
best regards
S.ANCELOT

unknown pci device

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