Hi, I'm having trouble figuring out how to install Debian 2.2 with just a Rescue disk and with the rest of the files needed for a base system to be put in one folder on a DOS partition. This is how I've always installed Debian slink, but would like to start out with Debian potato on a different computer. I'm reading through the install guide at debian.org, but all I'm finding is multi-floppy installations or installations that make you retain a multi-folder directory structure. I'd appreciate some help with this. I tried getting most of the folder that has 'images-1.44' in it and I tried making a Rescue fisk from the rescue.bin in images-1.44, but when I try the disk and have it boot the installation, it asks me for a Root disk afterwords. I just want a single floppy to kickstart the install and have it grab everything else from my harddrive. Is that possible with Debian potato? Or what about woody?
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