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Re: i386 3.0.24 v2.4 boot floppies, installation report



#include <hallo.h>
ant wrote on Tue Dec 31, 2002 um 11:45:31PM:
> hi,
> 
>   had some time to give them[*] a try today.

Thanks.

>   some trouble i had was that the installer skipped over
> things before i could read them.

Besides of that trouble, was the installation okay?

>   i was able to select the language ok,
>   i could select the us-english,

Okay.

>   at some point it skipped over something too quickly
> for me to read it.

At which point, exactly after the language selection? Could you please create
a debug report? To do this, enter "linux.bin debug" (or <cdflavor> debug) at
the boot prompt, wait till the glitch appears and then save the installation
log on a blanc floppy or so. This is done with the "Create a Problem Report")
in the main menu. Also interessting are kernel logs (create them with 
"dmesg > /kernel.log") and the list of your cdrom drives,
/proc/sys/dev/cdrom/info.

>   for reference i do have an existing partition table that
> i want to use so it might be skipping over that, but the
> message goes by so quickly that i cannot read it.

That should not be a problem. It would be interessting if you have been using
an exotic partition table tough.

>   also in the Alt-F3 window the message:
> 
>   Dec <date> (none) user-info dbootstrap[138] : mount
> Mounting /dev/hdc on nstmnt : No medium found

Installer looks for Debian-CDs. When this is your CDROM, then the issue is
solved - the quickly disappeared message may be just a message about loading
of the language catalogue from the CD.

Thank you for testing!

Gruss/Regards,
Eduard.



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