aim it is easy either...
Yes they do. From www.debian.org/intro/why_debian/ page:
Easy installation
If you have heard that Linux is difficult to install,
then you haven't tried Debian lately. We are constantly
improving the installation process. You can do the
installati
Web site) "until it installs
and works as advertised". BS like Mickeysoft
and QC apparently as good as them. That's a
shame too. It coulda stomped all over the
commercial distros (not to mention Windows)
when it comes to the server market. Now it's
not even a contender.
--
"David H. Askew" wrote:
>
> hehe..redhat...thats funny
>
> ..but I guess..linux..is linux
>
> ..go with what you know...be realize there is lots to learn...
I'm no big fan of Red Hat. I think they'll
be just like Microsoft in a few years because
they seem to be getting more and more propr
debianlist wrote:
>
> HI:
> I have the same problem as you have! Did you solve the endless loop when
> config X-windows?
> If you do,Can you give me the method to deal with it?
> Thanks
No. Only got one response and it didn't
help. I'll probably just go back to Red Hat.
I think the
Early in the 2.2r5 installation
(from CD) I get to the step
"Configure Device Driver Modules"
- I highlight "fs" and press Enter
- I highlight "binfmt_aout" and
press Enter and the following
errors appear:
/lib/modules/2.2.19/fs/binfmt_aout.o: unresolved symbol do_truncate
/lib/modules/2.2.
Not new to Linux (but no expert either)
but new to Debian and am having big
problems with the install of 2.2r5 using
CDs. Everything is fine if I don't install
Gnome/X, but if I select the Gnome and X
selections in the task list the install
ends up in an endless loop of '111' errors
that is imposs
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