Package: debian-installer
Version: 20130211
Followup-For: Bug #703404
Hi,
I don't understand why bug #703146 is not already fixed,
but here is a workaround based on the suggestion of
Pierre Blondeau (http://bugs.debian.org/703404#112):
It consists to modify /bin/apt-install in the initrd to make
Package: netcfg
Version: 1.106
Severity: normal
Tags: d-i
Dear Maintainer,
* What led up to the situation?
I have built a preseed.cfg file to perform an automated installation on a
remote
Virtual Machine with a static IP address.
The original iso image was downloaded from:
http://ftp.debian.o
Hai folksAs we are dealing with the new installer for the debian hurd ,
kindly help us with the debian internals.We already had a look on the links
http://people.debian.org and the wiki pages.we would like to know the
procedural steps for including the packages(udebs) in the d-i installer.
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* Christian Perrier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2004-04-16 07:18]:
> I proposed this mail to Martin Michlmayr as it is written in the name
> of the Debian Project, not in my own name (I don't expect an answer if
> I just send a mail as an individual).
>
> Martin is of course
Hi, I talked to the Chief Technology Evangelist of Sun at the Open
Source World Conference in Malaga, Spain two weeks ago for a while.
We discussed closer cooperation and he asked what Sun can do for
Debian. I said I'd try to find out if there's anything specific we
need from Sun (like hardware fo
* Steve Langasek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2004-01-09 13:22]:
> FWIW, I had previously offered an out-of-service alpha to Mako,
> which I guess hasn't had any takers yet. :) The box was taken out
(I think we only continued this discussion in private and didn't
inform -boot.)
This box will be shipped
Is there any specific hardware debian-installer developers could use
to further test and develop d-i? While I cannot promise that I'll
actually be able to find what you need, I'll try my best. But first I
have to know what kind of hardware would benefit the development of
d-i. If you're a d-i de
I talked to Hans Reiser at LinuxTag and he was very interested in
seeing proper reiserfs support integrated in debian-installer. I
briefly talked to Alastair McKinstry at debconf about this but he
wasn't aware of much work that has been done on this yet. He said the
first step would be to generat
7PM +0200, Martin Michlmayr - Debian Project Leader
wrote:
> I briefly talked to the d-i guys at debconf about this, but realized
> that this is really a kernel issue. Red Hat, SuSE and all other major
> distros have a much nicer boot sequence than Debian. The don't show
> the text on a
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