Hello,
I currently use Redhat. As I'd like to introduce my brother to Linux I
thought he could try Debian. It turned out to be more complicated than I
thought.
I burned the two official Debian CDs (2.1r3). As I understand they are based on
kernel 2.0.x. - that's to old for me. So I thought I need an updates CD or
extras
CD or something. As I try to find some CD images for this on the net I only
stumble
onto obscure generation scripts (that run on a Debian installation - I've got
Redhat)
It seems I can't run the generation scripts without much trouble. I will
probably be
able to install Debian from the boot able 2.1 disks, but my brothers computer
has only
a slow modem connection to the internet and I'd like the updates to be
available on CD
for him. I'm especially interested in 2.2.x kernel and its module feature and
in the
voice mgetty program. (gnome needs to be as new as possible too...)
my questions:
- is there some updates or extras CD image on the net ?
- must the updates or extras CD be in a specific format?
- is there some potato CD image on the net?
I've put some time and effort into this and I must say it's messy. I'd hope
there
was a site on the net with _ready_ CD images to burn. (and mirrors to that...)
thank you for your time...
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