I think I've successfully got 1.6.1 booting from Dennis's boot CD, on a 
Qube 2.    Sort of.

I have a Qube 2 wth 128 RAM, I was stuck a little at first with a 
hangup at "starting up..."; hooking a serial cable up, I saw a bsd 
failure.

I read Christophers' recent post about fixing a new bootloader if you 
have small RAM; but with 128 I should be OK.

I doubled cheked the drive jumpers after reading the instructions that 
displayed during the net install; sure enough, switching the HD jumper 
to "single" drive, not Master, got the kernal booting. (Yves,  you 
might wish to check this too).

Message being displayed now is a whole lot of   "ahc0: data parity 
error detected during address or write phase"

but I can login.  I assume that's being popped up by fsck since I have 
a brand new 60 gig drive installed and some partitions aren't formatted 
yet?  but I haven't yet done more than logged in to make sure something 
was accepting telnet connections (it's up!).  If this is telling me 
something unusual please let me know.

I need to RTFM a little and make sure the thing is secured before I put 
it on the net; is there a checklist somewhere for this install of what 
needs closed down?  I have an idea for RedHat...

Thanks for the nice .iso;

Brian