Re: Problem installing Debian kFreeBSD

Hello. I still haven't got the cd as made using the latest ISO image working at all. It doesn't boot at all. One day, when got time, I'll try burning another one. -- The earlier image works, But with that one I haven't got any network. Not any of the commands as suggested, after an earli

Re: Network trouble

Hi, I never got the network working at all, when I tried to install debian/bsd. 'it is pretty annoying when you want to try out a new OS', when you realize that it doesn't automatically configure the network. With the debian GNU/linux I never had such a problem. What should I do to get th

Re: New GNU/kFreeBSD install CD

Hi, I made an installation cd using this image. I cannot boot it. Anyone else tried it? - Hannu Aurelien Jarno <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi all, I have finally been able to build a new version of the install CD. Currently it is only available for i386 only, I hope to be able to produce an

install successful

ctions for general configuring debian-bsd? - hv Hannu Virtanen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I tried to install debian-bsd on a hdand using the same machine as used for debian/linux. I could not boot it. I tried several ways of installingthe boot loader, first without doing anything for the

Not successful with installing...

I tried to install debian-bsd on a hdand using the same machine as used for debian/linux. I could not boot it. I tried several ways of installingthe boot loader, first without doing anything for the boot loader(there was the grub) and finally trying to install BSD bootloader... What should I do wit

Re: install?

OK. I see. In my case it seems to mean that I will put it on another hd. Or is there a reliable way to make a new partition on my existing system (so that not to destroy my data) so that I cold use my already installed debian programs where they are (for my debian/linux)? I was thinking that would

install?

Hi, I'm a new subscriber for this list. I just read the FAQ section of debian-bsd, but couldn't find an answer to the question, if I could install debian-bsd such a way that I would add on my hard-dsk with other kernels a debian-bsd kernel to select that kernel from the grub menu, which I'm using f