If I download the 1.44 base files to my hard drive and then create a
bootable cd using the rescue disk and el torito and have all the other files
copied onto it, will this work? If so, how do I get the bootable cd to
recognize that the rest of the files are on the cd? How come Debian doesn't
How can I make a bootable, Woody, base-only cd? I'm a MS Windows guy trying
to break into linux as a newbie. Please don't tell me to go to
cdimage.debian.org. Thanks.
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I'm a newbie. I want to install Woody, the basic install, and then use
apt-get to do the rest.
I burned a CD with the following directories and files:
/dosutils
drivers.tgz
/images-1.44
install.bat
kernel-config
linux
md5sum.txt
READ-gl.txt
README.txt
READ-pl.txt
I also created a boot floppy
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