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Lysander wrote:Same issues. Was slightly shocked when the GNOME ISO didn't work. Net install worked flawlessly [the second time, anyway - the first was a torrent and didn't work, the download from the Debian site did work, on the other hand].
I also downloaded the gnome from that torrent site. What is the iso location from debian that worked?
Lysander wrote:Same issues. Was slightly shocked when the GNOME ISO didn't work. Net install worked flawlessly [the second time, anyway - the first was a torrent and didn't work, the download from the Debian site did work, on the other hand].
I also downloaded the gnome from that torrent site. What is the iso location from debian that worked?
Lysander wrote:Same issues. Was slightly shocked when the GNOME ISO didn't work. Net install worked flawlessly [the second time, anyway - the first was a torrent and didn't work, the download from the Debian site did work, on the other hand].
I also downloaded the gnome from that torrent site. What is the iso location from debian that worked?
I try to install from USB stick with pppoe module enabled this image: debian-9.0.0-amd64-netinst.iso
I got the error :
The failing step is: Configure and start a PPPoE connection
The problem is ... debian-8.7.1-amd64-netinst.iso not work also.
If sameone are solution for me please let me know; btw i don't want graphics interfaces.. just server.
It is possible to install minimal from DVD images?
I've downloaded a couple of isos' from links on Debian's download page:
debian-9.2.1-amd64-netinst
debian-live-9.2.0-amd64-cinnamon
Live boots just fine and I can play around, but when I go to install I get stuck on the Load installer components from CD. The iso keeps looking for a CD when I'm using USB.
I looked at the above mentioned links, but the links were not in English so not helpful to me unfortunately.
Get to a console and check to see if the CDROM is mounted to the correct USB device. If you had to install non-free firmware it is most likely you removed the USB drive and added files to it. If that is the case the USB re-reads under a different device address when reinserted. Use dmesg to find the new USB device and check if that matches the current mounted CDROM.
CTL+ ALT + F2
dmesg
mount
umount /dev/sdold1
mount /dev/sdnew1 /cdrom
CTL+ ALT +F5 gets back to the installer gui