From: Alexander Sack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On Mon, Jun 19, 2006 at 09:55:29AM +0000, Lynn Kilroy wrote:
> We have no use for a CD Burner. What's 600 MB to a spare 280GB for each
of
A CD Burner is so cheap nowadays that you can buy it and throw it away.
... and you would have a use: Burning CDs to install debian without
wasting your time with archaic loadlin stuff.
If you still insist to not buy a burner, ask a fried to burn the netinstall
CD
for you. Why go the hard way if there is a simple way.
- Alexander
I would argue that, once I had it all together {which wasn't all that hard
once the information came available} it worked great. This was relatively
simple with no messy external media.
It even boots fine, now, except now it's looking for stuff that, for some
odd reason, seems to have vanished in the few hours that it took for me to
figure out how to get this far.
Are you guys like cleaning up the easy way of donig net installs now or
something? And is it safe to assume that all Debian Dists have the same
basic file sets?
In other words, for every file that was mentioned in the prior e-mail, is
there file that would be reachable by simply replacing "Potato" with
"Sarge?"
I will find out! {Giggles}
Love & Friendship & Blessed Be!
Lynn Erika Kilroy
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