Re: Dselect-problem (new user)
If you have an IDE CDROM, watch out for BIOS messages
during boot time and see if the CD is installed as
Primary/Secondary Master/Slave. These are the device
names to use:
Primary Master: /dev/hda (Very unlikey; it should be your Hard disk)
Primary Slave: /dev/hdb
Secondary Master: /dev/hdc
Secondary Slave: /dev/hdd
If you have SCSI, I have no clue.
Hope this helps,
Bye, nram nram@nram.virtualAve.net
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> I'm a new debian-user (or ties to be...)
> I've got a debian CD and install it on my disk.
> Running Dselect as a part of it I have to pick a access method
> I mark the CD-ROM - method
> dselect ask me then, what the "device block name" is.
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