07-28-2016
Which older version and variant ISO image should I use?
Which older version and variant of Debian Linux ISO image should I use?
I attempted to install two versions of Debian Linux Operating System
onto my older full tower computer.
First version, V8.5.0, Amd64, xfce, 32Bit.
Second version V7.11.0, i386, 32Bit.
When trying to install version V8.5.0:
After starting the graphical interface, the screen went black and a white lettered message indicated that the kernel (in the ISO image) could not be installed.
The kernel was incompatible with my computer's CPU.
When trying to install version V7.11.0:
About half way into the installation process, a white screen and red lettered message
indicated a portion of the kernel could not be installed onto my hard drive.
I am using an Intel (R) Pentium (R) 4 CPU, 3.00GHZ.
I'm using an ASUSTek Motherboard, type P4P800SE.
My question for you is which older version and variant (ISO image)
should I use to install onto my older computer?
Please give me the specific ISO image title.
Also, where can I download this ISO image from?
Thank You, Jefferyab6
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KCEMU(1x) KCEMU(1x)
NAME
kcemu - The KC 85/4 Emulator
SYNOPSIS
kcemu [-123478sthdlvLW]
DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents briefly the kcemu command. This manual page was written for the Debian GNU/Linux distribution because the orig-
inal program does not have a manual page.
kcemu emulates various versions of the KC85 homecomputer series which was quite popular in the former east germany. It already runs quite
some original programs and even boots an special old CP/M version.
OPTIONS
-1 Emulate Z9001 / KC 85/1 computer.
-2 Emulate HC-900 / KC 85/2 computer.
-3 Emulate KC 85/3 computer.
-4 Emulate KC 85/4 computer.
-7 Emulate KC 87 computer (KC 85/1 with color expansion).
-8 Emulate LC 80 computer.
-s --scale
Scale display (only values 1 and 2 allowed).
-t --tape
Attach tape on startup.
-h --help
Show summary of options.
-d --datadir
Set data directory (for ROM images).
-l --localedir
Set locale directory.
-v --version
Show KCemu version and configuration.
-L --license
Show license.
-W --warranty
Show warranty.
AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Torsten Paul <Torsten.Paul@gmx.de>, for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).
KCEMU(1x)