Re: How to install debian sarge stable "flavor bf24"???
On Thu, Feb 24, 2005 at 12:26:31PM -0600, Francisco Masso wrote:
> Regards from Venezuela.
> Excuse me for my english, isn`t native language.
>
> I have a question. I`m try to install debian "flavor
> bf24" but i can`t or no understand the install
> process.
>
> I have 14 CD debian sarge "stable", i try boot from CD
> 1, the install process run and present boot, press F3
> to see the list of kernel options available from which
> to boot but i don`t see this options, only the
> optiones expert mode and others are present.
>
> >From the boot, i put bf24 and press enter, and system
> show that isn`t found the image. I tried boot from cd
> 5 but this isn`t bootable or is a wrong copy.
>
> Please i need help to install debian sarge stable
> flavor bf24?? What i have to do install flavor bf24?
> what are the instructions??
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Francisco
>
> P.D.: Excuse me for my english.
You appear to be confused about Woody and Sarge, stable and testing.
At this time, Woody is stable and Sarge is testing. You can find CDs
that are candidates for a stable release of Sarge, but they are not
stable, they are still underdevelopment. The Debian community expects
that Sarge will soon become the new stable release, but, for now,
Woody is the stable release. Read more about how this naming works at
www.debian.org
To install Sarge, you should download the 'netinstall' CD image and
burn a CD. This will install a basic system that is capable of
downloading over the internet all the rest of the packages that you
actually need. It is much faster and easier than downloading 16 CDs.
If is also very easy to do. It uses the very latest automation.
--
Paul E Condon
pecondon@mesanetworks.net
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