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I am sorry, i did not expect you will answer if you read your manuall you will fall from laugh shortly it can be written in one sentence: "It is possible to install from the network and from all other devices" regards On 11/1/08, Jens Seidel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi gintare, > > On Sat, Nov 01, 2008 at 04:53:14PM +0200, gintare statkute wrote: > > I just wanted to try linux. > > it's never so easy ... > > > Although your webpage is full of documentation, but it do not make big > use. > > I just need to download simple bootable image file, which works, but it > is > > not bootable. > > If it is really not bootable there is either somewhere a bug or you made > something wrong. To avoid that you do not download gigabytes of wrong data > the documentation exists. > > Please give us more details, what file did you download, a CD/DVD image > file, > a netboot image, ...? > > > Since it took too much time too find out how to make it bootable i > decided > > to write you shortly. > > Making something bootable should never be necessary. I assume you didn't > know > how to burn a CD/DVD image file? > > Starting from http://www.debian.org/ just follow > "Getting Debian" -> > "Download larger CD/DVD image files" (if this is really what you want) > > Now you are on http://www.debian.org/CD/http-ftp/index.en.html > > Select a distribution (I recommend Testing as this will become Stable very > soon). > > A little bit hidden on this page (left strip or bottom) you will find a > link > to the FAQ. This contains tips how to use burning spftware ... > > > The version which worked is 4 years old bootable image. > > Current should work well too. Please provide more info if you really have > any > trouble ... > > Jens >
