Hi gang,
Thanks for your help. In the end, i believe the problem was the RAID5
configuration that had been set up for windows. I used killdisk to scrub the
hard drives, then was able to use gparted (which had hung previously) and then
install debian. I'll reuse the disks with LVM and go to b
hi debian gurus,
i am attempting a clean install on a system currently running windows 7 (i.e. i
have saved the files i need and want to repartition the disk). i burned a .iso
installer file for my system (64-bit intel, so i used the amd64 release of
debian 8). when i boot from the CD (or if
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