On Thu, 2004-03-25 at 00:33, Michel van der Klei wrote: <Snip Instalations reports> >> >> While partioning i've deleted all partitions of the hdd and choose to create the partitions automatic >> Created ext2 file system on it. Install base system failed with the following error: >> >> Dependencies errors prevent configuration of exim4-base >> ===== >> >> I have booted the system with a rescue disk (Trinity Rescue Kit) and have runned fdisk from the cd-rom. >> I've manualy deleted all the partitions on /dev/hda. Then i've a new installation, and all seems to be working >> now. This gives me the idea that parted didn't do the job as it was supose to be. > Hmm, that wasn't the solutions. Still got the K7 kernel after the > installation and still cound't read the root partition. > After a reboot and start of a new install the same exim error appears. Fixed. Flushed the master-boot record, created a fat partition on the disk. (just to be sure it was emty) Boot from the 100 Mb Debian netinstall cd-rom system, instead of the business-card cd. Removed the fat partition and created some etx3 partitions. Did the base-install from cd-rom this time. System is up and running now. See the "new" installation-report. -- Michel van der Klei
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