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Message from Steven
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> install-to-hd I couln'd use entirely, because I did 
> not know how to keep the contents of my /home Dirctory. 

Which /home directory?  The BL3 home directory?
Or a different Linux?

> Now I have a BL3.5 that doesn't know how to make 
> e2fsck on my ext2-fs. 

Did BL3 make your ext2 filesystem?  Or a different Linux?

> It doesn't startx, exiting with 'unable to kmod net-pif-tralala...' 

If you boot BL3 from DOS, Xvesa clashes with some DOS TSR's.  
Try loading DOS without TSR's.

If you don't boot from DOS, Xvesa might be clashing with
your hardware.  However, I suspect your Linux partition
was created and formated (mke2fs) by a different Linux.
That might be causing problems.  If so, I suggest you
boot the floppy version of BL3 and see if startx works
there.

Cheers,
Steven