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Sweet, thanks! &nbsp;I just tried this(didn't read email until now):<br />
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'BOOT: linux init=/bin/ash' and it booted me into a little ash shell, with no support. &nbsp;Then I remounted filesystem with this: 'mount -n -o remount,rw /dev/hda1' and it worked fine. &nbsp;As it turns out, it wasn't the network at all, it was the actual pcmcia drivers. &nbsp;Do you know of any other ones???<br />
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Thanks!!!
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Sweet, thanks!  I just tried this(didn't read email until now):

'BOOT: linux init=/bin/ash' and it booted me into a little ash shell, with no support.  Then I remounted filesystem with this: 'mount -n -o remount,rw /dev/hda1' and it worked fine.  As it turns out, it wasn't the network at all, it was the actual pcmcia drivers.  Do you know of any other ones???

Thanks!!!

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Well, I'm not really dying, but my laptop is. &nbsp;By accident I set the network adapter to pcmcia, and now, when I try to boot, I get a kernel panic, and it won't boot. &nbsp;I don't know how to use the rescue disk, so I don't turn on network support. &nbsp;Any help would be great. &nbsp;Also, if you could just send the answer here to mailto:humej@home.com, it would be much appreciated. &nbsp;thanks!
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Well, I'm not really dying, but my laptop is.  By accident I set the network adapter to pcmcia, and now, when I try to boot, I get a kernel panic, and it won't boot.  I don't know how to use the rescue disk, so I don't turn on network support.  Any help would be great.  Also, if you could just send the answer here to mailto:humej@home.com, it would be much appreciated.  thanks!

rescue disk...HELP ME!!! I'm DYING!!!!!!

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