I have downloaded and burned the Debian Netinst CD and when I wanted to try it out on my old computer, the installation program went stuck just before the message "Scanning CD-ROM".
I have seen this and I know why it happens (I was an ex-Ubuntu user). THe problem lies in the boot-parameters, where I have to specify "linux pci=off" to have the CD-ROM mounted properly, but then I have the problem that Debian can't find my Ethernet card.

Eversince I use the "linux pci=off" boot option, the Ethernet card doesn't work, but my CD-ROM works (mounts).
But if I don't use the "linux pci=off" boot option, then the Ethernet card works, but my CD-ROM doesn't.
Is there any solution?
I am sure there's another boot parameter I need to use but at the moment I don't know what it is.
My computer specs:
Intel Pentium II 350Mhz
192Mb RAM
ATI Rage Pro II
Thank you very much!
I hope to be a happy Debian user, thank you
