On Tuesday 01 January 2008 06:59:23 Colin Watson wrote:
> Why would the debootstrap-udeb package be required? debootstrap-udeb is
> a special package that's only usable within the installer; normal
> systems should use debootstrap. What problems did you encounter trying
> to use debootstrap?
I'm n
Package: installation-guide
Version: 20070319
Severity: normal
Section D.3 of the Lenny installation guide is out of date. I observe at least
the following required changes:
- The debootstrap-udeb package is required, not the debootstrap package.
- Running debootstrap should refer to lenny, not e
Package: Install-doc
Section 5.4.1, "Booting from a DOS partition", refers to bug
142421, which has been fixed.
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Package: boot-floppies
Version: N/A; reported 2002-01-21
Severity: important
This bug assumes a network install.
If an invalid (e.g., one with no Releases file in the dist root) mirror
site is entered initially, the system says the Releases file was
invalid. But if this is corrected (e.g., with
I have a couple of machines I'd like to install Debian on: A Gateway
laptop, and a desktop built with commodity hardware.
My question is this: When would be the best time for me to install, in
order to help test the Woody installer?
Thanks,
Ian
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