Debain is actually installing it's putting in the base packages.

What I / We didn't do is to install PCMCIA before the network driver 
when I installed PCMCIA the Xircom CE3 10/100 was found and installed :o)

20 base disks later and it should be done when I wake up in the morning :O)

I'll have a 486sx with 24 mb ram running Debain. :-D  That will make 1 
Redhat and 1 Debain machine, thanks for the help with getting the FDD 
install running. It will force me to work at the command line. I think 
everyone who wants to be on the more technical side needs to learn in 
from the command line. X windows it tempting when it's available, 
knowing the guts of the system is important.

Making a boot floppy now, maybe I'll wait to go to bed, and sending this.
Restart
Congratulations, you have successfully installed Debain!
Time zone
password and new user
bla, bla, bla mail, more bla... it's 2 in the morning please get finished.
login
shutdown -r now
login
logout
go to bed....

Sam.

P.S. ZZZzzzzzzzzzzz


Sam MacDonald wrote:

> I just wanted to Thank You personally for arranging the Install Fest 
> and for the use of the SparQ drive.
>
> I had a good time talking to everyone and I learned more then I needed 
> to, small brain...
>
> I'm still installing on my Laptop but I've found that I'm going to 
> need to do this differently.  I have a version of Redhat with the NIC 
> drivers I need to complete the install, RH 5.
>
> Thanks to you and to Toro for everything.
>
> Sam.
>
>
>
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