There are 2 reasons not to do this:
1) We are there to configure the install for their particular hardware.
2) We don't have any spare boxes to put hard drives into.
On Tue, Feb 11, 2003 at 01:03:49PM -0600, Big Mike Forsberg wrote:
> Now this is crazy but, does anyone see the prob with
> just ins
The new information has been on the rarely updated website for a while.
your apt source should now be ftp://joe2.ma.utexas.edu/debian-utm/ debian-pool
main contrib non-US. There is also unstable-pool with only main.
They no longer have any installation stuff, and I think it is just the
math departm
On Tue, Feb 11, 2003 at 02:26:38PM -0600, Doc wrote:
> > > There are also a few full SCO sets that they sent, but if that is anything like
>
> Must have missed the original. SCO sets? As in UnixWare? Nothing to
> do with Linux. But I'd really like a copy.
> I have a laptop already configur
On Tue, 11 Feb 2003, Big Mike Forsberg wrote:
> Now this is crazy but, does anyone see the prob with
> just installing the selected OS on a "harddisk" with out the whole box?
> Or, does the "installation craft" also reside in the configuring of
> an individuals machine for their given hardware?
>
Speaking of net-install mirrors, anyone know what happened to the
Debian mirror on joe2.ma?
(ftp.the.net apparently only mirrors RH & Mandrake)
..
Robert Giles TEXAS EX
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With relation to burning cd's, would it be prudent/possible/intelligent
to enlighten the new users on doing net installs? A good portion of the
new users who bring their machines live on campus, meaning they have a
nice big fat pipe to the ftp mirror of distro's at
marmot.ots.utexas.edu.
I'm per
Now this is crazy but, does anyone see the prob with
just installing the selected OS on a "harddisk" with out the whole box?
Or, does the "installation craft" also reside in the configuring of
an individuals machine for their given hardware?
Big Mike
On Mon, Feb 10, 2003 at 03:45:46PM -0600, [EMA
