This document goes hand in hand with the DebianLinuxAccessPoint page. Once your image is created this shows you how to load the image onto a FujitsuStylistic1000. You can download it in two formats:

If you think that you've found a bug in the image please report it on the DebianApImageBugs page, make sure you include enough information for me to duplicate it. -- AdamShand

See also: HostApMode

Using the dd image

  1. Put drive in laptop, it should show up as /dev/hde (if it doesn't you'll need to adjust the rest of the document accordingly).

  2. Be VERY careful with the next command. If you use the wrong drive (if the 340 meg PCMCIA drive is not hde), you WILL fsck your other drive. This took up about 15 miuntes on a 166 MHz Toshiba Notebook 

    # bunzip2 -dc ImageFileName.bz2 | dd of=/dev/hde
666144+0 records in
666144+0 records out
#
  3. Put drive in Fujitsu, and boot it.
    • Wow it even does IPv6!

    • Oops, it didn't recognize the DLink DWL-650 cause 

      prism2: GetNextTuple: No more items
    • Login as root, no password.

    • Oh yeah, its a CardBus card, and the Fujitsu doesn't do CardBus.

    • Reboot with a ["3Com AirConnect"] AirconnectComments plugged in.

    • Drat, Unsupported card.

    • Reboot with an InTalkNokiaCard card.

    • Game Over! Unsupported card in socket 1.

--JayPrimePositve, EricJohanson

Using the tar ball

  1. Put drive in laptop, it should show up as /dev/hde (if it doesn't you'll need to adjust the rest of the document accordingly).
  2. Format the disk (if you don't have cfdisk, normal fdisk will do just fine):

    # cfdisk /dev/hde I set my partition table up like this and it seems to work fairly well. {{{hde1 Boot Primary Linux 299.93

hde2 Primary Linux swap 41.15}}}

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