iso-hybrid

Hi,

are the images now iso-hybrid, meaning I can just dd them e.g. to a usb key?

Greets
Marcus

thanks

Thank you for your work!

is this WPA only or also WPA2?

Marcus: I'm not sure. This image still uses mkisofs.
txt.file: I believe it supports WPA2.

Thanks

Thank you very much for this good work!

Compiz

Good job.How to install Compiz ?

Thanks

Good work.How to install Compiz + Nvidia drivers ?

sqarre11,
see FAQ in my d-i page about NVidia driver.
And I dunno details about Compiz. It may work with NVidia driver.

MEGA THANKS..
Again.. my new dell 515 is very happy eating your Installer cd...

openvz

Is there a possibility to add openvz driver in your BPO kernel ?

openvz

Is there a possibility to add openvz driver in your BPO kernel ?

openvz

Is there a possibility to add openvz driver in your BPO kernel ?

Thanks

These install images have been a great help to install our new pair of dell r710 for the IT service at fcien.edu.uy. Very good work.

Regards
Enrique

Thank you for these images. With squeeze-custom-amd64-0315.iso it was possible to install debian squeeze to a new gigabyte GA-Z77-D3H UEFI motherboard with SSD. The normal debian squeeze installer image did not support the atheros ar8151 ethernet, but your image worked perfectly. Plus I wanted a more recent kernel with ext4 to support TRIM for my SSD (I'm not sure if the standard installer supports ext4), so this image solved both of these problems.

Perhaps the only thing more I could ask for is for the grub-efi-amd64 package to be supported in the installer, but I cheated and copied the grub-efi bootloader from a gparted-live image and hand edited grub.cfg to boot the installed system. Thanks again.

KENSHI MUTO = GOD

Thanks for the effort, but is anybody having any luck with the netboot-amd64-0315.tar.gz version? It appears like the modules in the initrd dont match the kernel image, hence no storage device is found.

Nevermind, I didn't interpret
http://kmuto.jp/debian/d-i/#tftpboot-squeeze
well.

In case other people are confused about it as well: you have to download the ISO and host its contents as your personal Debian mirror:
- host files inside the kmuto ISO somewhere on a web server (e.g. your PXE server itself, but any webserver accessible from your PXE subnet will do)
- add an extra debian-installer parameter to the "append" line in your pxelinux.cfg/default file:
append initrd=path/to/initrd.gz debian-installer/allow_unauthenticated=true --
- boot the kmuto netboot as you would with the official debian pxe images
- when prompted to select a mirror, choose to enter a mirror manually (top of the list) and enter the requested information (IP and folder)

Works like a charm now.

Thanks kind anonymous, you wrote well :)

At this time using netboot is very confusable by many reasons.

Hi all,
by mandatory client requirements, I have to work
with
# calendar-A2

I have updated manually:
/ usr / share / calendar / [file]

anyone know of any update files service?

I only see references in:
http://putodeb.com/index.php?option=com_kunena&Itemid=183&func=view&catid=7&id=3572

Excuse me, but please don't use here for off-topic.

ServeRAID M5110e

I tried to to install debian using your installer but the ServeRAID M5110e isn't being recognize

ServeRAID M5110e

I tried to to install debian using your installer but the ServeRAID M5110e isn't being recognize

Thank you!

With your backport I was able to install Debian on a Proliant DL380 G8. Thank you very much fort that!

How can I install this with KDE?

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