Elizabeth Barham wrote:
>
> Is it possible you didn't initialize your hard disks prior to your
> later installs? I imagine that debian puts a few files somewhere and
> the installer checks for these files - that is, it thinks something
> has happened (which would happen normally) but in fact has
Is it possible you didn't initialize your hard disks prior to your
later installs? I imagine that debian puts a few files somewhere and
the installer checks for these files - that is, it thinks something
has happened (which would happen normally) but in fact hasn't
happened.
If this is the case, t
Hi all
After losing my last install of debian (installed UDM66 flavour of kernel, it
just died one day,
kernel panic at boot etc, couldn't get it fixed), I reinstalled it again last
night (debian potato),
a bog standard install (no UDMA66 drive this time). I tried installing it
twice, and both t
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