(Please always reply to the mailing list, not to individual people.) On Friday 04 May 2007 11:16, you wrote: > > > When I use boot.img for Etch the "base system" > > > installation fail because of dependencies problems > > > (apt, apt-utils, aptitude, taskel, taskel-data, > > > debian-archive-keyring ). > > > > Please provide the syslog (gzipped!) for the > > installation for these > > issues. I see only one error in this log: May 4 09:31:41 debootstrap: Setting up wget (1.10.2-2) ... May 4 09:31:51 debootstrap: gzip: stdin: invalid compressed data--crc error May 4 09:31:51 debootstrap: gzip: stdin: invalid compressed data--length error May 4 09:31:52 debootstrap: install-info(/usr/share/info/wget.info): May 4 09:31:53 debootstrap: dpkg: error processing wget (--configure): May 4 09:31:53 debootstrap: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status I do not see any dependency problems. It looks like the package that was retrieved is corrupt in some way. I very much doubt that the package on the Debian mirror is corrupt, although you could try installing using a different mirror. I think you are installing from the network on a system with fairly little memory. IMO the most likely causes for the problems are: - the installer is running out of memory during installation which results in these errors - your system has a hardware problem (memory?) that results in these somewhat random errors - the packages somehow get corrupted during download, possibly because of a bug in the network driver Cheers, FJP
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