> I'm having the same problem here. No keyboard selection (minor inconvenience) >and no way to advance in the installation beyond and including the "Partition >a hard drive" step. I can access, format and mount the disk (in /target, >which I have to create myself), but the installation won't buy it, it will >just say that the system has no disk drive. > Do any PROM environment variables have to be set? Or a specific partitioning >made?
Hi, all! I had the same problems, and used the already mentioned solution: ran fdisk, mkfs.ext[23] and mounted the new partitions at /target. As I'm new to Debian but used to Slackware, I decided to go on doing things 'manually' ;-) . I installed the base system with "debootstrap" from the command line, did a "chroot" to the new filesystem, and installed a kernel with "arcboot" and "dvhtool". After a reboot (from disk), I could normally install and configure the system. I guess I have made a kind of detour, but what the ehck.. it worked :-) Harald
