On Thu, Nov 22, 2012 at 11:05 PM, Julien Cristau
<jcristau@debian.org> wrote:
On Thu, Nov 22, 2012 at 22:25:39 +0530, L V Gandhi wrote:
> I downloaded kde version of wheezy b-4.
> Problems are listed below.
> 1) I used netbootin and prepared USB stick from iso. Though it booted from
> USB, it was looking for CD for further installation.
> Hence I have to burn a CD.
What's netbootin? Copying the iso to a usb device should just work,
without any other preparation...
I meant unetbootin, used for creating bootable flash using ISO. Any how cp and sync has solved that problem.
> 2) While installing from CD, I tried to use wifi. But wifi could not be
> configured. Though same wifi works in kubuntu, mint and also previously in
> b-3.
> I think it needs more time to get connected. If there is some time
> configuration to allow it to connect in stead of standard, it could have
> saved the trouble.
Most likely it needs firmware.
I dont think it is firmware. When I took the laptop near router, it connected easily. That means when away, it needs more time for connecting.
> 3)Both in b-3 and b-4, i have downloaded KDE cd. But when I select desktop
> in task during installation, it downloads and installs GNOME, not the KDE
> in CD.
> I hope Installer team will look into the above problems.
> If I failed to notice something and above problems occurred, kindly let me
> know to avoid above problems.
Please provide the d-i log. It's in /var/log/installer/
post-installation.
There is no specific d-i log in installer folder. There is a folder cdebconf with two files in it named questions.dat and templates.dat and sixmore files namely hardware-summary, lsb-release, partman, status, syslog and Xorg.0.log.
Which one should I post?