Christian T. Steigies wrote: > The i386 install had one major obstacle, the onboard network was not > detected, it might have loaded the nic module, but DHCP and manual network > config did not work. I think this is due to a second network card magically > appearing on the box, ethernet over firewire, which received eth0, the real > network card received eth1. After changing network/interfaces to use eth1 > instead of eth0, everything worked out smootly. The firewire ethernet will always be available as eth0 on systems running 2.6 that have a firewire controller. d-i should not have defaulted to a probably non-fuctional firewire interface if there was another ethernet interface that had link. If it did default to eth0 in the question about which one to use, this might be a bug in the link detection code. > The AMD64 install had another major obstacle, the installer did not find the > release file. It was looking in (typing from memory) debian/dists//Release, Most times I've seen this reported it's been due to a problem reading the CD, which makes it not notice a symlink and not figure out what the suite is. We've mostly seen this one much older machines though, with DMA problems. -- see shy jo
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