Joey Hess wrote:
Frans Pop wrote:
On Saturday 23 October 2004 13:15, Salvo Isaja wrote:
As a proof, I repeated the installation process, but instead of using
the Debian Installer partition editor, I ran a shell and used fdisk.
Next I resumed Debian Installer and used the partition editor
Salvo Isaja wrote:
I would tend to accuse the Debian Installer partition editor.
As a proof, I repeated the installation process, but instead of using
the Debian Installer partition editor, I ran a shell and used fdisk.
Next I resumed Debian Installer and used the partition editor only for
I have played a bit with Debian Installer and GRUB, and I've realized
the problem is probably not related at all with GRUB or grub-install.
In fact, the problem arises even if I don't install GRUB at all in the
hard disk! That is, the system becomes unbootable and the only solution
is dd'ing th
Tried again with the latest netinst snapshot, the problem is still
present. However I've managed to make it work.
I've installed an old 1 GB hard disk as /dev/hdd or (hd1) and installed
Debian in that disk (840M ext3 root all inclusive, 256M swap) as a test.
Debian Installer still put Grub on t
Package: grub
Package: debian-installer
ISO image path:
cdimage.debian.org/pub/cdimage-testing/sid_d-i/i386/current
ISO image file:
sarge-i386-netinst.iso (22-Aug-2004 22:48 113M)
Installed on hda using option: linux26
Computer: ASUS A7N8X/VM400 (nVidia nForce2), Athlon 2600+, 512 MiB RAM,
120 GB
Package: debian-installer
Version: Sarge jigdo i386 image 1, installer files dated 2004-05-09
Severity: grave
This seems the very same problem as #248099, but on a K7 instead of a
PowerPC.
The installer reports it cannot find any kernel in APT sources, both
starting with 2.4 and 2.6 kernels. The j
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