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resume current unoff (3rd March) debian-cd (kando.hu)



Hi,
i just finished my "test"-installation from the unofficial iso images
on kando.hu (3rd March) on my Thinkpad 390E. Some things still dont
work as expected.

- After complete installation (Which worked flawlessly with even detecting
  pcmcia + DHCP etc) the "Reboot system" doesnt work - The "dialog" disappears
  and reappears after some seconds "reboot" on a second console gives no 
  output and no reboot - Pressing the "Three-finger-salute" causes the
  filesystems to be checked on boot.

- After rebooting the first time into the base installation the PCMCIA 
  works but the configured DHCP doesnt. I end up having a 192.168.1.1
  on the eth0 (Xircom Realport PCMCIA) - a pump -i eth0 solves the situation.

- There seems to be no "clean" way of doing a installation of additional
  packages afterwards - Selecting a couple of "tasks" and letting apt
  do its work causes the installation to break when apt tries to start
  debconf (i suppose), with "Getopt::Long" missing due to an "unconfigured"
  or not completely installed perl-5.005.

- After the first try with tasksel i tried dselect with selecting the
  xserver-svga (NeoMagic NM2200) etc - xserver-svga gets installed 
  and gets configure with xf86config but the "test"-run of the Xserver
  afterwards fails because "xfonts-base" is not installed and the default
  "fixed" font is missing (Could not open default font "fixed"). Installing
  xfonts-base afterwards doesnt help because the "Path" to
  /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/misc is commented out in the XF86Config due to
  non existance during installation i suppose - There should be a 
  dependency from the xserver-common on xfonts-base i would say.

That far - good work - Installation takes ~2-3 Minutes from a "normal"
CD Rom and is really comfortable (Except the Location/Timezone selection).

Flo
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Florian Lohoff		flo@rfc822.org		      	+49-5241-470566
"Technology is a constant battle between manufacturers producing bigger and
more idiot-proof systems and nature producing bigger and better idiots."


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