I decided to start again with a fresh install, erasing the whole disk. I
started fresh with demudi and after trying various options in the BIOS
and boot flags I tried
boot: linux noapic nolapic
This worked and I was able to reboot. Installed all packages. I have a
problem starting x, but I don't th
Hi Guiseppe,
Thanks for the reply.
I gave confusing info in my first post.
I resized the 64bit /home to free up about 25GB of space.
I used parted> mkpartfs to make a new ext2 partition but that was a
mistake. I deleted that partition in the demudi install dialog.
Debian-installer then created the
Hi Norval,
I think you are trying something impossible since demudi is a 32bit
environment an amd64 is 64bit so you have different executable formats.
What you should have is: two different partitions for / that are only
listed in /etc/fstab for the relevant system, i.e., the 64bit system
should on
Hi,
I am trying to setup a 64-bit debian-amd64 and 32-bit AGNULA/Demudi dual
boot.
I installed debian-amd64 first.
Then I used parted to make some free space on the /home partition.
Then I installed demudi_1.2.1-rc1-i386.iso into the free space.
On reboot demudi recognizes SATA disk but hangs at ch
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