> I'm thinking of getting a USB keyboard to use with my laptop. Is there
> anything I should know about compatibility issues?
>
Some of the extra features of the fancier usb keyboards might take a
bit of a configuring, but I've never had a usb keyboard which - as a
basic keyboard - didn't just wo
> I know you mention several things but just to be clear... You did try
> an install using nothing more than /dev/sda as the root partition with
> everything all in one partition? No software raid. No lvm. That
> would be the simplest case. If that fails what is on the screen at
> that time?
>
> Of course you can unplug the drac.. eh :)
>
As far as I can tell (lspci, lsusb, dmesg|grep drac) there's no drac
installed. the KVM access I have is through the hosting provider's
own system - again, as far as I can tell.
I know Dell don't officially support debian, but even so.
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>
> try to install withhttp://kmuto.jp/debian/d-i/(unofficial debian installer)
>
I did consider that, but seeing as I've installed both Lenny and
Squeeze (not to mention Ubuntu LTS) OK, I'm not sure that it will
help: it's not actually installing that's the problem. It's booting
the system afte
OK, this is a fun one. I recently took delivery of a new server, a
Dell Poweredge R310
Intel Xeon X3440 quad core, 8GB RAM, etc. Storage is four 500GB
drives, hardware RAID1 so shows up as two 500GB drives to the system.
H/W controller is SAS1068e, Broadcom NIC, everything else is Intel
chips.
I
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