So, anyway, let's go over this and discuss the problems you had. :) tor 2003-02-27 klockan 19.17 skrev Hank: > A text console showed up with with about 5 steps for which I chose the > defaults. > I only got so far as installing modules from the CD. About 35 modules > showed up. > After a prompt I entered the module number and it showed > up as being selected in the list. And then q for letting it go on and install the things you selected? Some things should definitely have been installed automatically. > But then I was baffled about what to do next. The last option offered > (#5) to go to a shell > which I took and was told that I could use the nano editor and a few > shell commands. That is kinda weird, anna (the "Load installer modules" step) should have installed tools (and menu items) for partitioning, mkfs et.c. I'm downloading the feb 27 version of the iso right now to check up on this. How much RAM do you have? Could you boot it up, and from a shell type "df -h" so we can see how large the created ramdisk is? > However, once in the shell I noticed nano didn't work. It was not in any > of the paths. Yes, it's not there yet. > I am guessing the installation left out the step of setting up > partitions on the hard drve. Well, anna should have installed the tools for it... > And what's this about udeb? Some new package utility? udeb stands for micro-deb, they are tiny debian packages that we use in the intaller. > I read through the install documents and found nothing anywhere near > describing how to use this CD. Nope, there is no documentation for d-i yet. You'll have to remember that this is for sarge, which isn't released yet, so we do not guarantee that anything works! :) /Martin
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