Re: Bug#285245: another ASUS AP140R-E1 for Vrijschrift.org
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On Sunday 12 December 2004 15:52, Holger Levsen wrote:
> So it's not advisable to use the net_inst CD images on any other
> hardware than 386 ?! So the netinst-CDs are pretty useless ? (Better
> use business-card-CDs or whole Sets or netboot... (or even floppies))
No, that's not correct.
The 386 kernel will run fine on almost all Intel and AMD based systems. If
you want an optimized kernel for your processor, you'll just have to
install the proper kernel-image after the installation finishes (or
compile one yourself).
Installing with the netinst CD will almost certainly give you a working
system.
The netinst is intended mainly for people who do _a lot_ of testing
installations for d-i; it's to save them downloading a full CD all the
time. And it is the best way to test something like a full CD
installation.
End users will not be advised to use a netinst CD after Sarge has been
released anyway, they will be using full CD's (or netboot or floppy or
maybe businesscard).
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