On 27. jan 2006, at 12.15, Charles Plessy wrote:
On Fri, Jan 27, 2006 at 11:44:04AM +0100, Brian Durant wrote :
1) Which option "install-*" do I use to start an install for the
following:
Hi,
What options can you chose ? any finishing by 4 or 64 should be fine.
Noted.
You shouldn't have
On Fri, Jan 27, 2006 at 11:44:04AM +0100, Brian Durant wrote :
>
> 1) Which option "install-*" do I use to start an install for the
> following:
Hi,
What options can you chose ? any finishing by 4 or 64 should be fine.
> You shouldn't have to be a guru to get a plain vanilla Debian
> syste
On 27. jan 2006, at 8.59, Christian Walther wrote:
If you have specific questions after reading the manual, just ask
them. It'll be easier for all of us to give you an answer when we know
what you're dealing with. :-)
Hi,
Well here is the first batch, all pertaining to the Debian Sarge PPC
Hi Brian,
no offense ment, but I think a good idea is to read the installation
manual. I've done Debian installations on several machines, Oldworlds,
mostly, and from what I read so far I think that installing Debian on
a Newworld machine such as yours should be pretty straight forward.
Just remem
Hi again,
Ubuntu Dapper Flight 3 PPC was too buggy for me to continue, which is
understandable as it is in beta. I am now planning to make a vanilla
Debian 31r1a-powerpc net install. I have never managed to complete a
vanilla Debian install before and have never tried a net install. I
wou
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