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I'm trying to reinstall Progeny Debian 1.0 (boxed
copy), and I'm getting weird problems.
My original plan was to boot off the CD, use the
partition program to remove the root partition and reformat it, and proceed with
the install. This didn't work -- the Progeny partition tool accepted my
commands, but when I clicked next, it immediately said it was finished and that
I could reboot.
Not only did it not copy any files, but it didn't
reformat the partition, either. When I rebooted, the old system was still
there.
I then deleted the root partition using parted and
tried again. Still no dice. Any ideas why this might be? I recall that the
first time I installed Progeny Debian 1.0, it worked just fine. Of course,
I didn't have a copy of 1.0 on it previously. I can't really think of anything
much different (after deleting the partition) other than having GRUB
installed. Could this cause some weirdness?
Thanks!
Jen
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