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#use wml::debian::cdimage title="Informações de lançamento sobre as imagens de CD do Debian GNU/Linux" BARETITLE=true
#use wml::debian::translation-check translation="1.16"
<p>Esta página contem algumas informações de última hora sobre as
imagens de CD Debian. <em>O Foco está nos problemas específicos das
imagens de CD</em> - veja as
<a href="$(HOME)/releases/">informações gerais de lançamento</a>
para assuntos que não estão limitados às pessoas que instalam a partir
de CD-ROM.</p>
<dl>
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<release-notes title="Official Debian 3.1 rev1" version="3.1 rev1">
<p>Nenhum problema conhecido.</p>
</release-notes>
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<release-notes title="Debian Oficial 3.1 rev0a" version="3.1 rev0a">
<p>O README do CD afirma que o CD é um beta não-oficial. O
README está errado, ele <em>é</em> o CD oficial do lançamento.
Desculpe pela confusão.</p>
</release-notes>
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<release-notes title="Debian Oficial 3.1 rev0" version="3.1 rev0">
<p>Instalações com estas imagens irão <a
href="http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2005/06/msg00003.html">\
instalar uma linha incorreta para as atualizações de segurança
em /etc/apt/sources.list</a>.</p>
</release-notes>
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<release-notes title="Debian Oficial 3.0 rev6" version="3.0 rev6">
<p>Nenhum problema conhecido.</p>
</release-notes>
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<release-notes title="Debian Oficial 3.0 rev5" version="3.0 rev5">
<p>Nenhum problema conhecido.</p>
</release-notes>
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<release-notes title="Debian Oficial 3.0 rev4" version="3.0 rev4">
<p>Nenhum problema conhecido.</p>
</release-notes>
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<release-notes title="Debian Oficial 3.0 rev3" version="3.0 rev3">
<p>Nenhum problema conhecido.</p>
</release-notes>
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<release-notes title="Debian Oficial 3.0 rev2" version="3.0 rev2">
<p>Nenhum problema conhecido.</p>
</release-notes>
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<release-notes title="Debian Oficial 3.0 rev1" version="3.0 rev1">
<p>Nenhum problema conhecido.</p>
</release-notes>
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<release-notes title="Debian Oficial 3.0 rev0" version="3.0 rev0">
<p>O arquivo README do CD afirma que o CD é uma versão beta não
oficial. Isto está errado, este <em>é</em> o CD da distribuição
oficial. Desculpem a confusão.</p>
</release-notes>
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<release-notes title="Debian Oficial 2.2 rev7" version="2.2 rev7">
<p>Nenhum problema conhecido.</p>
</release-notes>
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<release-notes title="Debian Oficial 2.2 rev6" version="2.2 rev6">
<p>Nenhum problema conhecido.</p>
</release-notes>
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<release-notes title="Official Debian 2.2 rev5" version="2.2 rev5">
<p>Nenhum problema conhecido.</p>
</release-notes>
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<dt><strong>Official Debian 2.2 rev4 and rev4.1</strong></dt>
<dd>\
<p>The original 2.2rev4 CDs for the powerpc architecture
were not bootable. They were regenerated - the resulting
2.2rev4.1 release does not differ from 2.2rev4 except on
powerpc.</p>\
</dd>
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<dt><strong>Official Debian 2.2 rev3</strong></dt>
<dd>
<p>Toshiba laptops are reported to have problems booting off the CDs
because their BIOS
<a href="http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-0104/msg01326.html">cannot
handle</a> 2.88MB boot images. The easiest way to start installing
Debian on these machines is by running <tt>boot.bat</tt> from the
<tt>install/</tt> directory of the Binary-1 CD.</p>
<p>Not all packages from section "contrib" are included on the CDs,
since they depend on non-free packages that are also not on the CDs.</p>
<p>The problems with the <tt>gpm</tt> text-mode mouse driver have still
not been resolved. See in the "2.2 rev0" section below for more
info.</p>
</dd>
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<dt><strong>Official Debian 2.2 rev2</strong></dt>
<dd>
<p>Not all packages from section "contrib" are included on
the CDs, since they depend on non-free packages that are
also not on the CDs.</p>
<p>The problems with the <tt>gpm</tt> text-mode mouse
driver have still not been resolved. See in the "2.2 rev0"
section below for more info.</p>
</dd>
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<dt><strong>Official Debian 2.2 rev1</strong></dt>
<dd><p>No CD images were created for the 2.2 rev1
release.</p></dd>
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<dt><strong>Official Debian 2.2 rev0</strong></dt>
<dd>
<p>Not all packages from section "contrib" are included on the CDs,
since they depend on non-free packages that are also not on the CDs.</p>
<p><strong>i386</strong>: There are some issues with the <tt>gpm</tt>
text-mode mouse driver while running the X Window System. The easiest
solution is to remove the line
<tt>repeat_type=<i><something></i></tt> from
<tt>/etc/gpm.conf</tt>, running "<tt>/etc/init.d/gpm restart</tt>"
and then restart X. Other solutions are possible, ask the
<a href="mailto:gpm@packages.debian.org">gpm maintainer</a> to supply
more documentation.</p>
<p><strong>i386</strong>: The previously available Binary-2 CD image had
a one-bit problem that prevented the package "<tt>pdksh</tt>" from being
installed. Repairing your own image is very easy with the
<a href="http://cdimage.debian.org/~costar/correct_cds/correct-i386-2.c">correct-i386-2.c</a>
program.</p>
<p>Thanks to <a href="mailto:kteague@sprocket.dhis.net">Ken Teague</a>
we also have a precompiled
<a href="http://cdimage.debian.org/~costar/correct_cds/correct-i386-2.zip">Windows
version</a>; usage: extract the <tt>.zip</tt> in the dir where the
<tt>binary-i386-2.iso</tt> file is sitting, then in a DOS box change to
that directory and give the command "<tt>correct-i386-2
binary-i386-2.iso</tt>".</p>
<p>If you have a CD-ROM, which you obviously cannot repair, the easiest
option to get <tt>pdksh</tt> is to
<a href="http://ftp.debian.org/debian/dists/potato/main/binary-i386/shells/pdksh_5.2.14-1.deb">download
it</a> (212 kB) and install with "<tt>dpkg -i pdksh_5.2.14-1.deb</tt>".
But you can also copy the file from the CD to a temporary directory and
use the same
<a href="http://cdimage.debian.org/~costar/correct_cds/correct-i386-2.c">correct-i386-2.c</a>
program, but then you should modify it so that <tt>POS</tt> is
<tt>0x64de</tt>.</p>
<p><strong>PowerPC</strong>: The powerpc Binary-1_NONUS and Binary-3 CD
images are also plagued by a one-bit problem, preventing
"<tt>smbfs</tt>" and "<tt>gimp-manual</tt>" respectively from being
installed. Repaired versions are (slowly) propagating to the mirrors,
but you can repair your own images very easily with the
<a href="http://cdimage.debian.org/~costar/correct_cds/correct-powerpc-1_NONUS.c">correct-powerpc-1_NONUS.c</a>
and
<a href="http://cdimage.debian.org/~costar/correct_cds/correct-powerpc-3.c">correct-powerpc-3.c</a>
programs. These also contain information on repairing the affected
packages individually when copied from CD (which is especially useful
for the 15MB-sized "<tt>gimp-manual</tt>").</p>
<p><strong>Sparc</strong>: The 2.2 rev0 CDs have a problem when booting
from the Binary-1 CD. This has been solved in the 2.2 rev0a (or
2.2_rev0_CDa) version of the sparc CDs.</p>
<p>Sparc: If X does not start correctly, and the error message mentions
the mouse, and you are <i>not</i> running the <tt>gpm</tt> text-mode
mouse driver, "<tt>rm -f /dev/gpmdata</tt>" might help.</p>
<p><strong>Alpha</strong>: The 2.2 rev0 CDs may prove problematic when
booting from the Binary-1 CD. To solve that, boot with "<tt>-flags
i</tt>", then enter at the aboot prompt:
<br>
<tt> aboot> b /linux
initrd=/boot/root.bin root=/dev/ram</tt>
<br>
This problem has been corrected in the 2.2 rev0a (or 2.2_rev0_CDa)
version of the alpha CDs.</p>
</dd>
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<dt><strong>Potato test-cycle-3</strong></dt>
<dd><p>The <tt>gpm</tt> text-mode mouse driver has some problems. You
should <strong>not</strong> run the <tt>mouse-test</tt> program, and you
will have to do "<tt>/etc/init.d/gpm stop</tt>" before you can use
the mouse in X.</p></dd>
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<dt><strong>Potato test-cycle-2</strong></dt>
<dd><p>The <tt>gpm</tt> text-mode mouse driver has some problems. You
should <strong>not</strong> run the <tt>mouse-test</tt> program, and you
will have to do "<tt>/etc/init.d/gpm stop</tt>" before you can use
the mouse in X.</p></dd>
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<dt><strong>Potato test-cycle-1</strong></dt>
<dd><p>No relevant information</p></dd>
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