[olug] Debian DIsc dizzy

[Sean Edwards]

I go around that, by initially installing a 686
kernel, then installing a k7 kernel later.

-=Sean=-

--- John Dickson <jman at neonramp.com> wrote:
> I tried the net install and have run into some
> issues with the hardware 
> config and  don't get past the kernel-image for k7
> so I thought I would 
> try the iso method.
> 
> Sean Edwards wrote:
> 
> >I only install the U.S. and non-commercial Debian
> >packages on my desktops and my servers.  I also use
> >the packages from the testing release, no Woody or
> >Sarge, etc.  Now that I think about it, I boot from
> a
> >floppy and install directly off the 'Net.
> >
> >-=Sean=-
> >
> >--- John Dickson <jman at neonramp.com> wrote:
> >  
> >
> >>I have read the disc info on the US and non-US
> >>Debian install and I 
> >>can't tell if" You can't have too much water in a
> >>nuclear reactor..." 
> >>or  which one to install. Can some one enlighten
> me
> >>w/o the desktop 
> >>environment?
> >>
> >>John
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