[EMAIL PROTECTED]: > On Fri, Aug 11, 2006 at 12:34:35PM +0200, Jochen Schulz wrote: > > > > - The exact architecture of the computer you are planning to use with > > Debian. If you are not sure what "architecture" means, you most > > probably want the "i386" images (which means you have a standard > > computer, probably running Windows currently). > > Intel does manufacture a number of incompatible CPUs.
Sure, but if the OP doesn't know his architecture, chances are good that
he is using a standard IBM compatible PC and not some Itanium system or
anything else. But who knows.
> Using the small-installer aalso gives you nearly immediate feedback
> whether you really have chosen the one that works with your CPU. If it
> boots, you got it right. And you haven't wasted time downloading 15 or
> so CDs for the wrong machine.
Agreed. Downloading more than one or two CDs is a waste in most cases
anyway.
J.
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