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; NOTE: This file needs LSETUP >= v1.4 !!!
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helpfile_on_CD: string {"%s/setup/setupeng.hlp"}
distribmodetx: string {"CD\nHarddisk"}
bootmodes: string {
"Boot from CD/HD\n"
"Boot from floppy disk\n"
}
loadlin_lang_param: string {"lang=english"}
;------------- boot-disks definitions
f_kernels_help: string {
"Please select a disk now. For further information look up "
"the menu where you can explicitly select a kernel for loading "
"with Loadlin.exe, or for even more information read the file "
"'\\disks\\readme.dos' on the first CD."
}
f_kernels: string {
; string list, step-width = 3, means: each 3rd line is a new item
;---
"bootdisk\n"
"Standard bootdisk with modularized kernel. This kernel should be able "
"to run on any hardware. It contains only drivers for (E)IDE components. "
"All other drivers (including PCMCIA) are loaded as kernel modules via "
"'insmod'.\n"
"bootdisk\n"
;---
"eide\n"
"The kernel on this disk differs from that one on the standard disk only "
"in this aspect: It contains support for special EIDE chipsets which have to "
"be explicitly activated with kernel command line parameters. "
"Please refer to the manual.\n"
"eide\n"
}
f_roots_help: string {
"Please select the type of root disk now. "
}
f_roots: string {
; string list, step-width = 3, means: each 3rd line is a new item
;---
"Rescue system\n"
"This rescue disk contains the most important tools needed in an emergency. "
"Especially the programs for checking and repairing filesystems are "
"contained. Hopefully you will never need this disk!"
"\n"
"rescue\n"
;---
"Modules\n"
"Not all kernel modules fit on the bootdisk. So this disk will offer "
"you additional modules. Insert it as soon as linuxrc has been started."
"\n"
"modules\n"
}
;------------- zImage definitions
z_kernels_help: string {
"Please select one of the following kernels.\n\n"
"If you need more information, take a look at "
"'\\suse\\images\\readme.dos' on the first CD."
}
z_kernels: string {
; string list, step-width = 3, means: each 3rd line is a new item
;---
"k_i386\n"
"Modularized standard kernel. This kernel should be able "
"to run on any hardware. It contains only drivers for (E)IDE components. "
"All other drivers (including PCMCIA) are loaded as kernel modules via "
"'insmod'.\n"
"k_i386\n"
;---
"k_eide\n"
"This kernel differs from the standard kernel only "
"in this aspect: It contains support for special EIDE chipsets which have to "
"be explicitly activated with kernel command line parameters. "
"Please refer to the manual.\n"
"k_eide\n"
}
;------------- CD-device definitions
CD_devices_help: string {
"Please select what kind of CD-ROM drive you have. "
"This information will be needed as a kernel parameter."
}
CD_devices: string {
; string list, step-width = 4, means: each 4th line is a new item
;---
"1. SCSI CD-ROM\n"
"SCSI CD-ROMs\n"
"2. SCSI CD-ROM\n"
"SCSI CD-ROMs\n"
"ATAPI IDE ->hda\n"
"Every kind of ATAPI IDE drive which is connected to an (E)IDE-controller "
"as drive 0.\n"
"ATAPI IDE ->hdb\n"
"Every kind of ATAPI IDE drive which is connected to an (E)IDE-controller "
"as drive 1.\n"
"ATAPI IDE ->hdc\n"
"Every kind of ATAPI IDE drive which is connected to an EIDE-controller "
"as drive 2.\n"
"ATAPI IDE ->hdd\n"
"Every kind of ATAPI IDE drive which is connected to an EIDE-controller "
"as drive 3.\n"
"ATAPI IDE ->hde\n"
"Every kind of ATAPI IDE drive which is connected as master to the "
"third EIDE-controller.\n"
"ATAPI IDE ->hdf\n"
"Every kind of ATAPI IDE drive which is connected as slave to the "
"third EIDE-controller.\n"
"ATAPI IDE ->hdg\n"
"Every kind of ATAPI IDE drive which is connected as master to the "
"fourth EIDE-controller.\n"
"ATAPI IDE ->hdh\n"
"Every kind of ATAPI IDE drive which is connected as slave to the "
"fourth EIDE-controller.\n"
"Aztech\n"
"Aztech CD-ROM CDA268-01A, ORCHID CD-3110, OKANO/WEARNES CDD110, Conrad TXC "
"The default settings of the driver assume 0x320 as I/O. "
"If you have altered the settings of your drive, please use the kernel "
"parameter 'aztcd=<I/O>'. \n"
"Goldstar\n"
"Goldstar R420 - The kernel parameter for this drive is 'gscd=<I/O>'.\n"
"Mitsumi\n"
"Mitsumi LU005, LU005S, FX001, FX001S, FX001D - The default setting "
"of the driver is 0x300,11. If you have altered the settings of your drive, "
"please enter 'mcd=<I/O>,<IRQ>' as a kernel parameter. Even if your "
"CD-ROM is connected to a Soundblaster, please use this driver "
"(but not with ATAPI CD-ROMs!).\n"
"Mitsumi-X\n"
"Alternative, enhanced driver for Mitsumi CD-ROM drives "
"(but not with ATAPI CD-ROMs!). "
"There is no way to give kernel parameters if compiled into the kernel. "
"(though loadable module has 'mcdx=<I/O>,<IRQ>,...')\n"
"Philips\n"
"Philips CM 206/260 (works properly only for a few drives).\n"
"Sony CDU 31A/33A\n"
"Sony CDU 31A and CDU 33A. IMPORTANT: In this driver auto-probing "
"is switched off. So you need a kernel parameter anyway! The "
"kernel parameter for this drive is 'cdu31a=<I/O>,<IRQ>'. "
"If the drive is connected to a PAS, the parameter could also be "
"'cdu31a=0x1f88,0,PAS' .\n"
"Sony CDU 535/531\n"
"Sony CDU 535 & 531 - This driver assumes that your drive is set to "
"'0x340' . If you have modified the I/O-address, please use the kernel "
"parameter 'sonycd535=<I/O>,<IRQ>'.\n"
"Soundblaster\n"
"CD-ROM-drives from Matsushita, Panasonic, Kotobuki which are connected "
"to a Soundblaster card. The kernel parameter for these drives is: "
"'sbpcd=<I/O>,<Interface-Type>', where <Interface-Type> can be one of "
"the words 'LaserMate', 'SPEA', and 'SoundBlaster'. Please pay attention to "
"the case sensitive spelling!\n"
"Optics Storage 8000 AT\n"
"Optics Storage CDROM drive connected to an ISP16 or "
"other Panasonic like CDROM interface. "
"The kernel parameter for these drives is: 'optcd=<I/O>'\n"
"SANYO CDR-H94A\n"
"SANYO CDR-H94A CDROM drive connected to an ISP16 or "
"other Panasonic like CDROM interface. "
"The kernel parameter for these drives is: "
"sjcd=<I/O>,<IRQ>,<DMA> \n"
"ISP 16\n"
"Software-configurable CD-ROM drives which are connected to a sound card "
"of the type ISP16, MAD16 or Mozart. The kernel parameter for these "
"drives is: isp16=<I/O>,<IRQ>,<DMA>,<type>, where 'type' is one of the "
"following: 'Sanyo', 'Panasonic', 'Sony' or 'Mitsumi'.\n"
"BPCD\n"
"This is a Beta driver for CD-ROM drives on the parallel port. "
"The kernel parameter for these drives is: "
"bpcd=<I/O>\n"
"PWCD\n"
"This is a Beta driver for the Freecom Power CD-ROM drive on the parallel "
"port. The kernel parameter for these drives is: bpcd=<I/O>. This drive "
"will only work when it is initialized by its DOS driver before you can "
"use it under Linux!\n"
}
;------------- HD-device definitions
HD_devices_help: string {
"Please enter here which Linux device corresponds to the DOS-harddisk "
"where you copied the /suse-branch from CD. "
"This information will be needed as a kernel parameter for loading."
}
HD_devices: string {
; string list, step-width = 2, means: each 2nd line is a new item
;---
"hda1\n"
"Primary partition on IDE drive 0, usually drive C:\n"
"hda5\n"
"1. logical drive in the extended partition on drive 0\n"
"hda6\n"
"2. logical drive in the extended partition on drive 0\n"
"hda7\n"
"3. logical drive in the extended partition on drive 0\n"
;---
"hdb1\n"
"Primary partition on IDE drive 1\n"
"hdb5\n"
"1. logical drive in the extended partition on drive 1\n"
"hdb6\n"
"2. logical drive in the extended partition on drive 1\n"
"hdb7\n"
"3. logical drive in the extended partition on drive 1\n"
;---
"hdc1\n"
"Primary partition on EIDE drive 2\n"
"hdc5\n"
"1. logical drive in the extended partition on EIDE drive 2\n"
"hdc6\n"
"2. logical drive in the extended partition on EIDE drive 2\n"
"hdc7\n"
"3. logical drive in the extended partition on EIDE drive 2\n"
;---
"hdd1\n"
"Primary partition on EIDE drive 3\n"
"hdd5\n"
"1. logical drive in the extended partition on EIDE drive 3\n"
"hdd6\n"
"2. logical drive in the extended partition on EIDE drive 3\n"
"hdd7\n"
"3. logical drive in the extended partition on EIDE drive 3\n"
;---
"sda1\n"
"Primary partition on 1. SCSI drive, usually drive C:\n"
"sda5\n"
"1. logical drive in the extended partition on 1. SCSI drive\n"
"sda6\n"
"2. logical drive in the extended partition on 1. SCSI drive\n"
"sda7\n"
"3. logical drive in the extended partition on 1. SCSI drive\n"
;---
"sdb1\n"
"Primary partition on 2. SCSI drive\n"
"sdb5\n"
"1. logical drive in the extended partition on 2. SCSI drive\n"
"sdb6\n"
"2. logical drive in the extended partition on 2. SCSI drive\n"
"sdb7\n"
"3. logical drive in the extended partition on 2. SCSI drive\n"
;---
"sdc1\n"
"Primary partition on 3. SCSI drive\n"
"sdc5\n"
"1. logical drive in the extended partition on 3. SCSI drive\n"
"sdc6\n"
"2. logical drive in the extended partition on 3. SCSI drive\n"
"sdc7\n"
"3. logical drive in the extended partition on 3. SCSI drive\n"
;---
"sdd1\n"
"Primary partition on 4. SCSI drive\n"
"sdd5\n"
"1. logical drive in the extended partition on 4. SCSI drive\n"
"sdd6\n"
"2. logical drive in the extended partition on 4. SCSI drive\n"
"sdd7\n"
"3. logical drive in the extended partition on 4. SCSI drive\n"
}
; some constant often used Texts
cancelmesg: string { "You have canceled the installation" }
quitmesg: string { "Installation finished - have a lot of fun..." }
;@@@@@@@@@@@@@ memu related texts @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
kdb_scroll_help: string {
"The DOS-keyboard driver is not available under Linux. "
"\n\nIt's not good to 'guess' while typing at the console, so, "
"until the keymap is defined under Linux, you may choose an intermediate "
"one from this list. "
"\n\n(e.g. 'uk' or 'us' for an english keyboard)"
}
tx_headline: string {
"SuSE Linux Setup Copyright 1994-1999 SuSE GmbH"
}
tx_main2: string {
"CD-ROM drive:\n"
"Distribution and version:\n"
"Bootmode:\n"
"Selected kernel:\n"
}
tx_initstuff: string {
"\nEnter the letter of the CD-ROM drive which contains the "
"SuSE Linux CD-ROM."
"\n\nCurrent drive: "
}
tx_check_if_GT_4Mb: string {
"According to CMOS your computer has at least %s KB (%s MB) memory installed.\n"
"Above 64 MB this information becomes ambiguous.\n"
"Please correct the amount in this case. Your data will be\n"
"given to Linux using the kernel parameter 'mem='.\n\n"
"(Enter the amount in KB or, entering a value < 1024, in MB)."
}
tx_check_if_GT_4Mb_err: string {
"Your computer has less than 6 MB memory. So you have to "
"create root/boot disks."
}
tx_ask_for_CD_or_HD: string {
"\n\nIf your CD-ROM drive is not supported by Linux, it is still "
"possible to install via the DOS partition. "
"For further information read the README on the CD.\n\n"
"\nPlease choose"
"\n\n 'CD', if Linux supports your CD-ROM drive or"
"\n\n 'Harddisk', if you already copied from CD to harddisk."
}
tx_ask_for_CD_or_HD_2: string {
"Enter the full pathname of the DOS-directory in which you copied "
"the installation data from CD.\n"
"E.g. if you copied E:\\suse to C:\\tmp\\suse, then you should "
"type C:\\tmp.\n\n"
"Please make sure that the pathname is NOT finished with a backslash (\\).\n"
}
tx_loadlin_or_floppy_menu: string {
"\nThe installation of Linux on your computer will be done by a\n"
"Linux program running under Linux.\n\n"
"There are three possibilities to boot this 'first-Linux':\n\n"
" 1. Boot from CD (your BIOS must support this!)\n\n"
" 2. Start Linux from DOS using loadlin\n\n"
" 3. By creating Linux boot-disks\n\n"
"Choose 'Loadlin' if you want to boot directly, or 'Floppy'\n"
"to create the Linux boot-disks."
}
tx_write_floppies_list: string {
"Boot\nRoot\nDone"
}
tx_write_floppies: string {
"\n\nSetup is now ready to create the required disks. You can do this in any "
"order. Please choose which disk you want to write.\n\n"
"If you have all the disks you want, choose 'Done'."
}
tx_write_floppies_ex: string {
"You (hopefully) created all disks ?!"
}
tx_write_floppies_drive: string {
"Drive A:\nDrive B:"
}
tx_write_floppies_insert: string {
"\n\n\n\n"
"Please insert an empty DOS-formatted disk (3½ inch, 1.44MB) "
"and select the drive."
}
tx_do_rawrite: string {
"\n\n Writing the file %s\n to disk\n\n"
}
tx_do_rawrite_err: string {
"\n\n An error occured while creating the disk!\n"
}
tx_print_NCRwarning: string {
"\nWARNING: The DOS-driver $$CAM000 is loaded.\n\n"
"As we experienced, the default hardware setting of the DOSCAM.SYS may "
"lead to difficulties under Linux (MINICAM.SYS should work). "
"If you definitely need this driver under DOS, it may be necessary for "
"you to generate boot/root floppies. Also, before booting from the floppy, "
"you should press the reset button or switch power off/on."
}
tx_get_kernel_params: string {
"You have nearly done it.\nWe just need some more "
"possible 'kernel parameters'.\n"
"For further informations we refer to the book, chapter:"
" 'List of kernel parameters'. "
"Also LOADLIN-options are allowed here (e.g. -wait=100 -dskreset).\n\n"
"Separate each parameter by at least one space and press ENTER "
"or ESC if you have finished.\n\n"
"Note: The input is limit to 256 characters."
}
tx_ask_create_loadlin_dir_NY: string {
" No \nYes"
}
tx_ask_create_loadlin_dir: string {
"If you completed the installation, you can boot Linux either with "
"LILO or with Loadlin. Whenever you have, besides your Linux "
"partition, a bootable DOS on your computer you should use Loadlin, "
"because it doesn't alter the master-boot-record unlike LILO.\n\n"
"Do you want to install Loadlin in C:\\LOADLIN now ?\n"
"Then, you can boot your 'installed' Linux directly from "
"harddisk, e.g. with\n"
" C> linux hda2\n"
"or (if you want to boot an UMSDOS partition)\n"
" C> linux hda1 umsdos\n\n"
"NOTE: The demo version will be installed on an UMSDOS partition!"
}
tx_create_loadlin_dir: string {
"echo usage:\n"
"echo linux xxx\n"
"echo or (if you want to boot a UMSDOS partion)\n"
"echo linux xxx umsdos\n"
"echo where xxx means the Linux device name of the root partition.\n"
"echo For example: linux hda1 umsdos\n"
}
tx_start_loadlin_list: string {
"Load Linux Now"
}
tx_start_loadlin: string {
"\nA last advice before you press ENTER now:\n\n"
"Loadlin needs about 700K buffer space and for this it also "
"makes use of extended memory. "
"However, if your CPU runs in virtual 8086 mode, then Loadlin "
"needs EMS memory and VCPI must be available. "
"Therefore, if Loadlin aborts with an error message, please check "
"your CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT for matching the above constraints. "
"(Alternatively, of course you can also use boot-disks to install.)\n"
"Linux will now be booted with the following parameters:\n"
}
tx_start_loadlin_err: string {
"Loadlin: loadlin.exe or kernel file not found"
}
tx_continue: string { " Continue " }
tx_showfile_menu: string {
"\nCannot find file %s, SuSE-CD missing.\n"
"You may continue anyway if you are installing "
"from your harddisk.\n"
"Press ENTER to continue or ESC to cancel."
}
tx_no9000page_W95: string {
"Your computer is running WINDOWS'95 and page 9000:0 is reserved by the system, "
"most likely by DRVSPACE. Sorry, but you cannot boot via "
"LOADLIN, instead you have to generate floppies."
}
tx_no9000page_normal: string {
"Page 9000:0 is reserved by the system and/or drivers, "
"Sorry, but you cannot boot via "
"LOADLIN, instead you have to generate floppies."
}
tx_save_defaults_YN: string {"Yes\nNo"}
tx_save_defaults: string{
"\nSetup can save what you typed in so far to the "
"file C:\\LOADLIN\\SUSESAVE.MNU, so you "
"have less to type next time you execute Setup. "
"If you like this feature, say 'Yes' here."
}