Adrian Wiesmann wrote: > I just d/l the sarge-i386-netinst.iso from > http://cdimage.debian.org/pub/cdimage-testing/daily/i386/current/ > (20.4.2004) burned it onto a CD and booted my laptop. > > The installation system is a Thinkpad A30 with a 40GB Maxtor HDD and a > default CD ROM drive and internal network card. The CD did boot fine > without any hassle. The startup screen appeared and after pressing ENTER > the installation process started. It went fine and seemed to detect the > hardware nicely (even the internal networking card which was PITA before). > > But then the installer came up with the message, that it could not load > the driver for the CD ROM (which is a bit pervert in my eyes for the > system telling me it could not load the correct driver just booted with > the CD ROM drive..) It then tried to mod load some drivers which all did > not work. After that I could have supplied a driver on a floppy or change > to a non PCI or non SCSI driver. > > So these are my questions. Did I miss something? Why could it boot but did > not detect the CD ROM? Or is it a bug which should be adressed? Is there > anything I should try? Yesterday's daily builds were broken, you got an image that does not know how to load any kernel modules. -- see shy jo
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