I've just tried to re-install Debian on a NUC and encountered the same
problem.
IIRC, when I first installed it I used an image on CD and had no issues
- the installation went smoothly and everything worked.
I recently decided to upgrade the NUC to a 480G SSD, and went for a
fresh installati
Please close this one. The fault lay with the mirror which hadn't been
updated since Lenny's release. The "stable" link still pointed to etch.
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I just downloaded the installer image for Lenny, called:
debian-500-amd64-netinst.iso
and used it to do a clean install on an AMD system. It all seemed to run
fine but at the end I found I had a hybrid Lenny/Etch system. The kernel
was 2.6.26 (ind
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I've been trying a number of times to install Etch on a Mini-ITX based,
EPIA 800 system. This box has been running for some time as a diskless
workstation running Sarge. I've now put a HDD in it and am trying to
install Etch using the network boo
On Thu, 2006-05-11 at 06:57 +0200, Christian Perrier wrote:
[snip]
> I wonder whether we could have a kind of compromise here:
>
> -keep the current behaviour when a regular mirror has been chosen
>
> -at least ask for a proxy for security.d.o when the mirror settings
> have been entered manual
On Wed, 2006-05-10 at 16:38 -0400, Joey Hess wrote:
> John Winters wrote:
> > I'm trying to use the Debian Installer etch beta 2 to install systems
> > within a fairly tightly firewalled network.
> >
> > Although the installer prompts to ask what repository it shou
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I'm trying to use the Debian Installer etch beta 2 to install systems
within a fairly tightly firewalled network.
Although the installer prompts to ask what repository it should use for
the main packages it then tries to use a hard-coded source (p
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