I've gotten this far already several times. If I chose "continue without..." it complains that there are already files in the filesystem it's trying to install into. If I say go-ahead anyway, it downloads a bunch of duplicate packages and crashes when trying to re-install them.
I'm hoping that if I use "medium" priority, I'll be able to chose "continue without..." *before* it tries to install anything else. Is that likely to work? Rick Sven Luther wrote: > > On Tue, Mar 30, 2004 at 06:57:30PM -0500, Rick Thomas wrote: > > > > Is there some way to tell d-i to not try to install a boot > > loader? I think that if I could get past that point, I > > might be able to finish a sarge new d-i installation using > > BootX as the boot loader. > > Yes, it fails and then you get dropped to the main menu, where you can > chose continue without boot loader. > > This is a bug in debian installer which i hope is being worked on.
