Hello Frans, thank you very much for your answer. Am Montag 31 Dezember 2007 15:56 schrieb Frans Pop: > On Thursday 27 December 2007, Manfred Rebentisch wrote: > > Comments/Problems: > > 1. I choose "expertgui" > > Note that "expert" really is only intended for people for are very > familiar with the installer and actually need the additional options. I think, I did use the expert mode many times with many debian installations.
> > > 2. Can choose kernels, but missing description about that ! > > The installer automatically selects a good default. If you don't know > better, just select that. I think, it is a good idea to put a simple comment to this page. > > > 3. The detection of network card shows only the hardware "floppy" > > 4. The detection of hard disks shows only one entry named "floppy" too. > > What's the point? As you were able to complete the installation I assume > that both network and disk were supported. Again, don't use expert mode > unless you need to. Why did you answer to me? I did use the expert mode, because the previous install with "install" was failed (does not show many installer pages, does not install most software, only minimal system). > > > 5. The software task "KDE-desktop" is missing > > No, it is not. It's just not possible to select it from a dialog. There is > a separate installation CD that installs KDE by default. > Please consult the installation guide for info on how to select KDE using > the standard CD images. > > > 6. uswsusp give message, that there is no valid swap partition. But > > there where two valid swap partitions while installation process. One > > swap on sda2 from RAID and one on hda2 from first installation trial. > > This is a known issue. > > > 7. There was no possibility to add the first user > > 8. There was no question for the root password > > This is just not correct. > > > 9. During disk partitioning it was not clear, on which of the disks > > debian will install. It was done ok, but there was no possibility to > > choose the destination disk (hda or sda). > > This is just not correct either. Both for guided and manual partitioning > the installer _always_ lets you select which disk to use. No! Please have a look to my report again and think about the USB hardware. I think, that something runs wrong, because I have a floppy via USB. But I did not understand the details. Have a happy new year 2008! Manfred -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
