#include <hallo.h>
Beat Rupp wrote on Mon Jan 28, 2002 um 03:59:20PM:
> Today I did another install with your newest 2.4-kernel boot floppys. I 
> already successfully installed the older version about 2 weeks ago on two 
> other computers.

Nice to hear it.

> - On the welcome screen I noticed that there's always talked about the 
> "Diskette" instead of "CD". This message should probably be slightly updated 
> to reflect the fact that most people are installing from CD nowadays. 
> Something like "Boot CD/Diskette" respectively "boot CD/floppy" etc.

"Installationsdisk" sounds better for you?

> 
> - Typos at step "Anmerkung zum zus�tzlichen Platz f�rs ReiserFS-Journal":
> "... Normallerweise ..." -> should be "... Normalerweise..."

Fixed.

> "...(der erwarte freie Speicherplatz)..." -> should be "...(der erwartete 
> freie Speicherplatz)..."

Fixed.

> - Formatting the partitions: the screen is filled with details about the 
> progress of the ReiserFS-Journal being written. This is confusing for some 

Well, on slow harddisks you would like to have more info about the
problem.

To Jaqque: what's your opinion?

> - Typo at step "Mit 'notail' einbinden":
> "...Wenn Sie den LILO nicht als Boot-Loader werden m�chten, sagen Sie Nein. 
> ..." -> Should be something like "...Wenn Sie den LILO nicht als Boot-Loader 
> einrichten m�chten, sagen Sie Nein. ..."

Sounds rational.

> (fremder Anbieter) zu installieren." -> "Alternate1" should be "Alternative1" 
> like the actual menu entry below this text.

Fixed.

> - While installing driver modules:
> After selecting a module and pressing ENTER, I get the whole screen filled 
> with this:
> 
> /target/usr/bin/modconf: cannot create: directory nonexistent
> [repeats 3 times after this one]

Does it break anything? If not, just ignore this. I guess this is a
problem which has been fixed in CVS (of modconf). Hm, IMHO it is time to
make a new modconf release.

> depmod: *** Unresolved symbols in 
> /lib/modules/2.4.17-bf2.4/pcmcia/[repeated_for_all_modules]

Hm. I see big problems with pcmcia-modules, needs further investigation :(

> where [repeated_for_all_modules] stands for about every pcmcia module 
> included in this kernel. the screen ist totally filled up with these lines. 

It calls depmod again, so you see the same messages.

> after pressing ENTER installation resumes ordinarily and the respective 
> module is correctly loaded....
> Fortunately I didn't install on a laptop this time :-)

I will have a look at this problem.

> - Typo at step "W�hlen Sie den Rechnernamen"
> "... Wenn der Rechnern an ein ..." -> should be "... Wenn der Rechner an ein 
> ..."

Fixed.

> again with DHCP. But instead it presented me with the manual configuration of 
> the interface. Well, luck for me because it's what I wanted but it's not what 
> someone else expects after saying yes to the automatic configuration.
> In short: the two buttons do the very opposite of their meaning.

Argh, bug in the translation. Fixed.

> - After having installed the base drivers etc. I was asked from where I 
> wanted to install the actual Debian system. As mirror I tired 
> "http://http.de.debian.org"; but then got the error message "Malformed Release 
> File". This was an issue earlier with Woody boot floppies. I thought it was 

Is this problem fixed in the recent debootstrap upload - who knows more
about it?

> selected earlier in the install process? If someone takes German as 
> installation language it's quite sure that he is located at least in Europe, 
> more specifically in Germany, Switzerland or Austria. Of course it could be 
> someone in Australia who wants a German Debian Linux but he always could 
> change the mirror by hand. It's just that the _majority_ of users doesn't 
> have to change the mirror by hand.

Makes sense. Write a wishlist bug please.

> Neither official Woody nor SuSE 7.3 allowed me to use it correctly. I used 
> ext3 and the system is as stable as a rock! One minor thing I didn't 
> investigate yet: it doesn't power off at shutdown. And yes, I loaded the 
> apm.o module....

It is fixed in the new bf2.4 kernel, I forgot to turn off SMP in the
first release. SMP confuses APM :(

Gruss/Regards,
Eduard.
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Regulars diesem Thread absolut faziniert folgen, nur traut sich keiner
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