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Debian / Install Titchy With Cf Card
« on: October 03, 2007, 06:42:15 am »
Hello,
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If like me you have problems with SD card (IO error at 60% of installation) for installing Titchy. You can use CF card. It was working for me.
First mount debian.iso : mount -o loop debian.iso /mnt/debiso
Second : cp -R /mnt/debiso/{dists|pool} /mnt/cf (Take attention to symbolic link in dists directory)
After flashing, when boot for debian installation, system mounts /dev/sdcard to /cdrom and can't mounts CF card automaticaly. When curses menu is loaded, open terminal and mount /dev/hdc1 /cdrom. Slash key don't work, use tab key for writing full path.
At this point you can reload previous step from curses menu.
If you have "Failed to determine the codename for the release", you can umount your CF card and insert you wifi card for downloading packages from official debian mirror.
Good luck !
french=1
verbose=0
sorry=1
If like me you have problems with SD card (IO error at 60% of installation) for installing Titchy. You can use CF card. It was working for me.
First mount debian.iso : mount -o loop debian.iso /mnt/debiso
Second : cp -R /mnt/debiso/{dists|pool} /mnt/cf (Take attention to symbolic link in dists directory)
After flashing, when boot for debian installation, system mounts /dev/sdcard to /cdrom and can't mounts CF card automaticaly. When curses menu is loaded, open terminal and mount /dev/hdc1 /cdrom. Slash key don't work, use tab key for writing full path.
At this point you can reload previous step from curses menu.
If you have "Failed to determine the codename for the release", you can umount your CF card and insert you wifi card for downloading packages from official debian mirror.
Good luck !