Hi d-i Team! Am 2004-03-20 11:48 -0800 schrieb Debian Bug Tracking System: > The hd-media image is designed for installs from a hard drive or usb > key. If you want to do a network install, put the netboot initrd on your > usb key instead. Thank you for this hint! I did so and it works perfectly. I was mislead by the d-i webpage; it seems to imply that the different images are boot-media specific, not installation-type specific (thus that the installer is essentially the same, only wrapped differently). Maybe this can be clarified at the webpage? Nevertheless, d-i now works just plain great! No rough or small edges any more, thus I don't send an installation report any more (nothing to complain :-) ). > The boot logo is dependent on your boor loader; the boot.img.gz uses > syslinux as its boot loader and includes the boot logo. You apparently > copied an initrd and kernel to the stick yourself and set up your own > boot loader, so of course we cannot provide a boot logo for you. Ah, I see. I did not dare to use the *.iso in .../netboot/ because it sounds so much like a CD-ROM image. Thanks for your outstanding work and have a nice Sunday! Martin -- Martin Pitt Debian GNU/Linux Developer martin@piware.de mpitt@debian.org http://www.piware.de http://www.debian.org
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