Otavio Salvador wrote: [Thursday 09 December 2004 17:47]
> || On Thu, 9 Dec 2004 16:28:38 +0100
> || Thomas Hofer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> th> I'd like to use a separate partition for /boot/grub, because I
> have a th> heavy multiboot configuration and I don
Package: debian-installer
Version: Sarge netinst RC2
I'd like to use a separate partition for /boot/grub, because I have a
heavy multiboot configuration and I don't like to lose my menu.lst when
I reinstall the "master" OS.
The problem is that the installer can't handle this situation. I
parti
I filed bug #283351 to inform the lilo maintainer about the problem.
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Package: debian-installer
Version: Sarge netinst RC2
What I did: I created a LVM partition on hda6 with a root and a home
partition inside. Because /boot is on the LVM, the installer defaults
to LILO. I decided to install LILO into hda6 (in order to chainload it
via another installation that u
I moved the DVD-ROM to the other IDE-channel - it seems that this makes
the problem disappear without the need to disable dsc_overlap. I'm not
100% sure about these workarounds, because the problem occurs only 90%
of the time and I tried only one additional installation.
The new configuration w
Package: debian-installer
Version: Sarge RC1 (ISO-Image 1 of 13)
I'm testing Debian CD Sarge i386 RC1, ISO 1 of 13.
Problem: During the installation of the packages (from IDE DVD-ROM) I
get a "hdb: DSC Timeout" (almost) every time. AFAIK a DSC timeout is a
non-fatal condition. But after it my s
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