Hi,
I'm having lots of problems installing Debian 2.1, which are related
to the installation program; I use the the "Custom" option in the profile
list and then I select 4 or 5 profiles to use.
The installation begins normally, but after few packages it hangs
due to a failure in some install-scri
i added a second HD (200 MB) to a system that already
had the basic debian from the first installation steps
installed on its 500 MB HD.
now i wonder where would be the best mountpoint for
the second one so that it will easily be used by the
installation of one of the 500+ packages from the
CD's.
wolfgang zeikat wrote:
>
> hi,
> i am new on this busy list and fairly new to linux.
>
> when trying to install netscape from the debian 2.1 CD
> 5/5 via dselect i got errors that files were not found
> where dselect had expected them. how do i find and
> copy them to where dselect wants them (mc
Am Son, 25 Apr 1999 schrieb wolfgang zeikat:
> hi,
> i am new on this busy list and fairly new to linux.
>
> when trying to install netscape from the debian 2.1 CD
> 5/5 via dselect i got errors that files were not found
> where dselect had expected them. how do i find and
> copy them to where dse
hi,
i am new on this busy list and fairly new to linux.
when trying to install netscape from the debian 2.1 CD
5/5 via dselect i got errors that files were not found
where dselect had expected them. how do i find and
copy them to where dselect wants them (mc is
installed)?
and i couldnt find KDE
>> "SN" == Shawn Nguyen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
SN> 10.) Finds out that GPM can't be set up because doesn't look like
SN> serial module is running.
So, did you install the serial module during installation? If not, use
modconf to do it.
Ciao,
Martin
Hi,
I just got my slink CD in the mail. Unfortunately it is not going very
well. I think that I am doing it right.
1.) Boot up from 1st CD.
2.) Install base and set up everything fine.
3.) Get to install the rest of the system in dselect.
4.) Put 2nd CD into CD-ROM drive.
3.) Update.
4.
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