... but (hee hee, you saw that coming!)... Seriously, I installed beta 3 a few days ago using the regular (non expert) install, and in about 10 clicks, had an operational Debian base installed. Installed x-windows, kde and was up and running 100%. The only problem were the mirrors I originally chose (ftp.us.debian.org and ftp.debian.org) timed out. I chose the closest mirror (cudenver) and everything downloaded at my max speed. I would've liked to install a 2.6 kernel, but wasn't offered, so it left it as installed.
Pressing my luck, I later chose an expert install, everything there went well (got my 2.6 kernel), but things took a turn for the worst during base-config. I believe I was asked about installing PPP, but chose not to (I connect via dsl). My next choices had to do with selecting apt-get sources, but non of the sources were recognized. I even hand editted my source.list file, but nothing worked. I now have a fresh new base system, but nothing else. I tried installing a third time with apm=on, but it still hangs when apt-get sources are offered. Did I hurt something by turning down installing PPP? Thanks for any help. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
