> I was wondering....as far as I can tell there are 5 Woody flavors, yet
> the unofficial cd-image mirrors seem to have 8 raw (iso) files. Could
> someone set me straight on this (since the readme doesn't help much in
> the way of outlining the general cd contents. ). I guess all of the
> different flavors are on the 1st cd.....so what are on the others???
>
Not sure what do you mean by woody flavor. Trying to guess by the rest
of the paragraph, you call each kernel image a flavor. In this case,
there are several kernel images in order to meet different hardwares.
These kernels are put on different CDs because as far as I know each CD
can have only one boot image.
I have not downloaded any of the iso files. It could be that there are
8 of them since Debian support more then one architecture.
> I thought I would make a cd to install from scratch that uses ext3
> with kernel 2.4 (and there seems to be a kernel-image for 2.4 with ext 3
> on the first cd, judging by the list) I've got a fast connection at
> school and a slow one at home (so I would rather burn all I can on cd).
> Anyway, are the last 3 (or last 7) image cds extra stuff (non-free and
> non-us?)
> Thanks,
> Glen
>
As far as I know the current plan is to release woody with a 2.2
kernel. You can install a 2.4 kernel but I doubt if this will be found
on any unofficial woody iso file.
It could be that these extra CDs are non-free and non-us and it could
be that these are for architectures other then ia-32.
Hope this helps.
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