Joey Hess wrote:
John wrote:
Worse, it's downloading modules for two kernels. Since it booted a 2.4
kernel, it can't possibly use 2.6 modules.
The installer should not do that. Send us your /var/log/syslog from
inside the installer, or /var/log/debian-installer/syslog from the
installed system.
N
Herbert Kaminski wrote:
correction to my mail just sent a few minutes ago:
the files I download are vmlinuz and initrd.gz, not
netboot.initrd.gz
I'm using the netboot images.
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Herbert Kaminski wrote:
On Wed, 07 Jul 2004 15:34:56 +0800, John wrote:
Even if bandwidth didn't cause problems, the fact that it downloads so
much junk means I can't install in 64 Mbytes.
This must be a problem of your special setup. Using the files
'netboot.initrd.gz' and 'vmlinuz' from
As I
John wrote:
> Worse, it's downloading modules for two kernels. Since it booted a 2.4
> kernel, it can't possibly use 2.6 modules.
The installer should not do that. Send us your /var/log/syslog from
inside the installer, or /var/log/debian-installer/syslog from the
installed system.
> More, my bo
correction to my mail just sent a few minutes ago:
the files I download are vmlinuz and initrd.gz, not
netboot.initrd.gz
sorry ;-)
Herbert
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On Wed, 07 Jul 2004 15:34:56 +0800, John wrote:
>Even if bandwidth didn't cause problems, the fact that it downloads so
>much junk means I can't install in 64 Mbytes.
This must be a problem of your special setup. Using the files
'netboot.initrd.gz' and 'vmlinuz' from
http://people.debian.org/~
Christian Perrier wrote:
Well, as mentioned above the general design choices have been made for
having d-i as versatile as possible. This includes the choice of
downloading a lot of stuff, sure. A part of this design choice is
motivated by the fact that people with low bandwidth will probably use
Christian Perrier wrote:
Quoting John ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
I'm attempting a network install of Sarge. I PXE-booted off my LAN.
Since my local mirror is incomplete I'm installing through my modem.
I've discovered that d-i is downloading lots of stuff it won't need -
pcmcia stuff, firewire stuff etc
Quoting John ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I'm attempting a network install of Sarge. I PXE-booted off my LAN.
>
> Since my local mirror is incomplete I'm installing through my modem.
>
> I've discovered that d-i is downloading lots of stuff it won't need -
> pcmcia stuff, firewire stuff etc.
Well, be
I'm attempting a network install of Sarge. I PXE-booted off my LAN.
Since my local mirror is incomplete I'm installing through my modem.
I've discovered that d-i is downloading lots of stuff it won't need -
pcmcia stuff, firewire stuff etc.
Worse, it's downloading modules for two kernels. Since i
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