OK - this is rather strange.
There are iso downloads at :
http://www.debian.org/devel/debian-installer/
and at
http://amd64.debian.net/debian/dists/testing/main/installer-amd64/beta2/images/netboot/mini.iso
The daily builds listed at
http://www.debian.org/devel/debian-installer/
seem to hav
Hi Goswin:
I have seen your two further e-mails. Thank you indeed.
I started with the debian amd64 testing indicated previously (below) with a
plan to install pure 64bit and then a chroot for 32bit. I badly started too
late in the evening.
Hardware is recognized as far as I could see: DHCP conf
Am Montag, 22. Mai 2006 18:39 schrieb Wolfgang Mader:
> Does this work for you?
> If I add this line to source.list and update I get:
> Can not access list /var/lib/apt/lists/geole...-amd64_Packages
>
> If I look under /var/lib/apt/lists there is a list for geole, but only with
> i386 entries? Any
On Mon, May 22, 2006 at 08:48:44AM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Unless I get some help from this list, the next thing I'll be trying is
> going throuth the list of optional addons to X that dpkg-reconfigure
> xorg-server provides and taking them out. Things like direct rendering
> and G
Not all of a move to ubuntu is good news. Be aware that it is _not_ like
Debian Stable. I tried using ubuntu to install on a AMD64 system and tried to
move to Debian stable - turned into a huge mess.
Ubuntu could be a version of Debian with 'pinning' of certain packages and a
few special pac
Francesco Pietra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi Craig:
>
> I decided to follow your 2nd suggestion (for a non expert like me) to install
> permanently ubuntu 5.10, albeit with much regret because I had always loved
> the debian environment, people in the first place. I downloaded the ubuntu
>
I forgot to ask: chroot 32 after complete installation as below described?
Hi Goswin:
I have seen your two further e-mails. Thank you indeed.
I started with the debian amd64 testing indicated previously (below) with a
plan to install pure 64bit and then a chroot for 32bit. I badly started too
l
On Mon, May 22, 2006 at 04:49:18PM +0200, Francesco Pietra wrote:
> I forgot a key point: my move to 64 is essentially to double the floating
> point for the package mpqc, which i use on 32 but it is available as a debian
> package for the testing. To write papers, sending mail or navigating on
On 05/22/06 01:51:37PM +0200, H. Wilmer wrote:
> Jim Crilly wrote:
>
> >>There's no such module; I think SCSI support is compiled into the kernel.
> >
> >
> >That would probably be a valid assumption.
>
> Yeah, I'd say I did that :)
>
> >Well to even attempt reloading anything you need it as a m
Francesco Pietra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I forgot a key point: my move to 64 is essentially to double the floating
> point for the package mpqc, which i use on 32 but it is available as a debian
> package for the testing. To write papers, sending mail or navigating on
> internet i would h
Does this work for you?
If I add this line to source.list and update I get:
Can not access list /var/lib/apt/lists/geole...-amd64_Packages
If I look under /var/lib/apt/lists there is a list for geole, but only with
i386 entries? Any hint?
Cheers W. Mader
Am Montag 22 Mai 2006 06:35 schrieb Hans
I forgot a key point: my move to 64 is essentially to double the floating
point for the package mpqc, which i use on 32 but it is available as a debian
package for the testing. To write papers, sending mail or navigating on
internet i would have not thought to 64bit.
Hi Craig:
I decided to fol
Hi Craig:
I decided to follow your 2nd suggestion (for a non expert like me) to install
permanently ubuntu 5.10, albeit with much regret because I had always loved
the debian environment, people in the first place. I downloaded the ubuntu
*.iso and wrote the ISO 9660 but I forgot to check befor
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> > I finally got X up with the nvidia drivers! Lovely screen. I had no
> > idea my monitor was capable of such high resolution. It's now my
> > favorite machine to work on. Despite the crashes.
Well, the crashes *do* gt wearying -- it tends to crash acter
somehwe
Jim Crilly wrote:
There's no such module; I think SCSI support is compiled into the kernel.
That would probably be a valid assumption.
Yeah, I'd say I did that :)
Well to even attempt reloading anything you need it as a module, infact I
prefer to make everything possible a module and use
Hi Craig:
You may be right but let me explain, hopefully in the interest to part of the
audience too. I am a chemist/biologist and my scope with the workstation is
to carry out mechanical and quantum mechanical calculations on molecules.
Which cannot be done at any useful level with a pc. Certa
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