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Re: Using Knoppix to install Debian



On (05/04/05 13:19), Curtis Vaughan wrote:
> When trying to install Debian 3.0 on a new server we just bought, I 
> discovered that support for a 3ware SATA RAID Card was no compiled into 
> the distro (i.e., I couldn't install). After looking through forums and 
> considering how to compile the drivers into the kernel, I realized I 
> could give Knoppix a spin.
> 
> Knoppix installed no problem. I have already removed from sources.list 
> all knoppix related sites and set everything for Debian stable. I've 
> removed pretty much every package that is Knoppix related, as well as 
> all X11 related packages.
I suspect you may have trouble with woody (knoppix is a mix of
sarge/sid).  Set your apt sources.list to sarge.
> 
> So, my first question is: how Debian is my box really?
Pretty much...... sarge/sid
> 
> Second question: will I wack the whole thing if I upgrade to 2.6 
> kernel? Or do I need to download the source kernel, compile in the 
> driver and then install it?
Should be Ok with sarge.

Regards

Clive

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