bian can also be installed via usb stick, if the bios
> > supports booting from it.
>
> Well, I am grateful for the floppy install because I was recently
> bequeathed with a 10-year-old Thinkpad 755X which has no USB and
> no Ethernet. Floppy or PCMCIA/CF card are the only boot op
soft.com or www.goodbye-windows.com .
>
> Well, this applies only, if you have that other OS preinstalled.
>
> However, debian can also be installed via usb stick, if the bios
> supports booting from it.
Well, I am grateful for the floppy install because I was recently
bequeathed with a
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Gabriel Parrondo wrote:
> And in case you don't have any floppy handy, you can use
> www.goodbye-microsoft.com or www.goodbye-windows.com .
Well, this applies only, if you have that other OS preinstalled.
However, debian can also be installed via usb
El mar, 12-06-2007 a las 17:49 -0500, Lance Simmons escribió:
> I was trying to do a fresh install of etch using the net-install
> cdrom, but my cdrom drive kept flaking out. I figured that I'd have
> to install a new drive, but then I remembered that Debian can be
> installed from floppies -- or
I was trying to do a fresh install of etch using the net-install
cdrom, but my cdrom drive kept flaking out. I figured that I'd have
to install a new drive, but then I remembered that Debian can be
installed from floppies -- or at least it could in the past. But was
the new version of Debian too
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