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Re: IBM eSeries xServer 335 can not more installed with Squeeze



The Debian-Installer cost me the last nerv!

According to
<http://www.debian.org/releases/stable/i386/ch06s04.html.en>

I have created a /firmware directory on my USB-Stick and put  there  the
firmware.tar.gz and in the same time the extracted DEBs, since I do  not
know, how it will be read by D-I.

However, if I bootup the system and choose "Expert install" I  am  never
asked for the firmware and if I  mount  it  manualy,  then  D-I  try  to
install the system on my USB-Stick, or better, on my cellphone!

WTF is this?

D-I fails to mount the USB-Stick becuase the USB-Stickis not a Superdisc
exactly, it try to mount /dev/sda and NOT /dev/sda1.  The D-I Maintainer
should be killed!  Not a  singel  USB-Stick,  SD  oder  MMC  card  is  a
Superdisk.  Whenever I tried to format one of this to  a  Superdisk,  it
becomes inaccessibel and non-writable

Now, before D-I install the components from the CD,  I  have  copied  an
extracted /lib/firmware to the root of the installer and now it does not
more complan about missing firmware, but there is nothing  in  the  logs
which tell me it as loaded the firmware.  However, this is only for  the
tg3_tso.bin.

The error for the LSI 52c1020 remains.

Thanks, Greetings and nice Day/Evening
    Michelle Konzack

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