Hi dylan and Clive,
Thanks for your advise. But I think I am not far from a solution, as my
internet connection can be established already, the only thing "hanging" is
the final connection to the specific mirror folder during running of
base-config.
Referring to the mentioned link, I want to do e
why not download one of the base-system iso's here:
http://www.debian.org/CD/netinst/
then boot the machine into macos, run bootx with the kernel and ramdisk
images from the cd or the debian ftp site.
that seems to best the easiest way to install on an old-world machine...
dylan
on 03.3.14 3:12
On Friday, March 14, 2003, at 07:27 am, Bernd wrote:
Can anybody tell my what I am doing wrong? Shall I replace the kernel
to v.
2.4.20? I can't do it until I have a working internet connection.
I found that the 2.4 kernel series solved a lot of problems for me.
Could you not redo the i
Trying to get my newly installed Debian to connect to the internet fails
every time.
I installed kernel v.2.2.20 over floppies on my Wallstreet without any
bigger problems. Running base-config should make a connection test to one of
the many Debian archive mirrors, but the connection attempt answer
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