Unable to boot Debian live ISO on Gigabyte B650M Aorus Elite AX (UEFI issues)

Hi Debian team, I tried many tools and ways to parse Debian 12 stable into bootable device but motherboard cannot detect boot device. In other laptop like Dell, it can detect that boot without any issues. It only see boot device if I turn off secure boot, fast boot and turn on CSM support with UEFI

How? Upgrade from Debian-1.1 to 1.2

I want to upgrade from 1.1 to 1.2 beginning with the base package. Would anyone show me how to do it? TIA. Le -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Installation Instruction at www.debian.org

Hi, I really like the Installation Instruction presented at http://www.debian.org/. I think it is very clear and very well written. Tha authors are congratulated for a job well done. I do have a suggestion, however; that is we need more installation instruction after installing the base set. The

Re: Installation via a modem?

> >Yes! I've done it. Basically, all you need are the five installation disks >*and* the ppp package which is only about 90k (which, in my opinion, should >be given careful consideration about inclusion into the base disks, since it >makes it easier to install all the other goodies through an ISP).

Debian-1.1 and Latex

I install Tex and Latex with Debian-1.1. I could to Tex but I could not do Latex. When doing Latex, I got a message like: This is Tex, Version 3.1415 (C version 6.1) I can't find the default format file! I saw a similar note on the net regarding the same problem. Is it a bug and how to fix it?

/dev/mouse

I have a ps/2 bus mouse and Debian-1.1. It seems that /dev/mouse cannot be found. I tried it with gpm -t ps2 -R. Do i need to recompile the kernel with ps2 mouse support? I would think this should be included with the distribution. Any thought? Thanks. Le -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIS

[Q] file format?

Hello, I just downloaded the boot, root, and base disks. I wrote them out to floppies using rawrite2. My question: when I download other packages, what program do I use to write them out to floppies? rawrite2 or copy or tar? Another related quesion. The file extension of debian binary files is .de