t detect my WiFi card (SMC 2635W), although I
understand it's supported by kernel 2.6. I'll look for installation
instructions tomorrow or so. I completed the install using the built-in
ethernet port and an actual patch cable.
If any of the developers would like further information, please ask
To answer the original question: you can use the new installer and still
keep LILO. I did.
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rror 17" Cannot boot
from this drive.
I will try writing the image to a different USB drive to see if the problem
might be the partition table of the installer drive, which is what Error 17
would seem to point to.
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Package: installation-reports
Severity: important
Tags: d-i
-- Package-specific info:
Boot method: USB flash drive
Image version: Buster Alpha3 AMD64 (downloaded 7 February 2019), also
unetbootin image downloaded 8 Feb
Date:
Machine: Intel NUC8i5BEK
Partitions:
root@debian-NUCi5:~# fdisk -
Another report: same error and same behavior on a Lenovo Yoga 11S. Using
the 64-bit netinst image. Going to try the more complete media image now.
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Package: debian-installer
Severity: important
After resolving a problem with ntfsresize (reported under separate cover), I
was able to install Debian Etch on my Pavilion. After removing the install
CD and rebooting, GRUB appears, I select Debian Etch, and Linux starts to
boot. The line "Checking
Package: debian-installer
Version: Etch Beta 3
Severity: important
Installing Debian Etch on my HP Pavilion DV6119US laptop, I naturally had to
resize the NTFS partition to make room. Using the non-graphical installer,
I chose to manually edit the partition table, to resize the main NTFS
partitio
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