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I had also in the same PC another Lenny install, that one was installed initially from either netinstall or CD image, and I went on installing "everything" from the command line, as it couldn't install any X/DE (apparently it was having some quarrels with the onboard ethernet).

LinuxQuestions.org the dsc 2010

The way i would do it with a netinstall of Lenny is: aptitude install xorg kde-core kdm This will install a 'minimal' KDE setup and avoid using the metapackage.

LinuxQuestions.org webboss 2010

The way i would do it with a netinstall of Lenny is: aptitude install xorg kde-core kdm This will install a 'minimal' KDE setup and avoid using the metapackage.

LinuxQuestions.org 2010

It downloads netinstall files and run installation after rebooting.

Fedora People liangsuilong 2010

I have tried using debian-503-amd64 installation DVD and netinstall via USB drive, and also the Ubuntu 9.10 AMD64 install DVD.

LinuxQuestions.org Byrnascus 2010

LTSP is using it too and a small intel atom box gets its kernel over tftp/pxe ... the pxe provides the parameters for the nfsroot mount. old win2k netinstall for ppl without a RIS uses that system too the tftpd box that provides all that stuff is a small amd geode that is normally my router

"MAIN" via Steve in Google Reader 2010

A much quicker option -- and the one I used -- is to download a netinstall or a business card image, which includes only a base system and requires an internet connection for a full installation.

Datamation Security 2009

A much quicker option -- and the one I used -- is to download a netinstall or a business card image, which includes only a base system and requires an internet connection for a full installation.

Datamation Security 2009

Their pv-grub setup is kind of horky, but otherwise straight-forward to do netinstall of pvguest

Fedora People 2009

Boot menggunakan cd netinstall lalu install via mirror terdekat.

TukangKomentar.Net 2009