Mario Koppensteiner found a better solution
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Adding SHA256 entries to the Releases file allows debootstrap to continue. This
did not completely solve my situation but at least I don't have the subject
error anymore.
The steps, after executing apt-move
Change to the local mirror directory
$ cd local/dists/wheezy/main/binary-amd64
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I have to create a debian installer CD that is for a specific hardware. I've
chosen to use the LiveCD system and create a live CD that includes the
debian-installer package. (I use a Live system because I must do some user
interaction before launching the installer) I preseed everything, includi
Way back in February, Lennart Sorensen wrote:
> Of course the framebuffer has lots of neat options so you could try
> adding a kernel option when booting the installer with:
>
> fbcon=rotate:1 (for rotate clockwise) or
> fbcon=rotate:3 (for rotate counterclockwise)
>
> Might work. But probably
Package: debian-installer-launcher
Version: 10
Severity: normal
I built a Live CD that includes X, but the
defaults in inittab of my Live CD
does not start X, just tty's. If I run /usr/sbin/debian-installer-launcher,
with or without --text, I get the errors:
xterm Xt error: Can't open display: %s
I want to build a debian installer CD that will be used on a device with a
screen that is rotated. I've found that I can boot a debian LiveCD and (while
craning my neck) open a shell and run "xrandr -o left". After that the display
is 'correct' and I can run /usr/sbin/debian-installer-launcher a
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