Jose,
Have Wheezy on pretty much the same type of hardware as you are
installing onto and works fine. I always try to use current netinst or
card sized iso as it makes more sense to bring files over net rather
than make a bunch of dvd's and then find a problem halfway thru w. one
of the
Dear friends,
I intend to install for the first time the Debian 6.0 AMD64 in a machine with:
HD SATA Seagate model ST3500418AS
Motherboard Gigabyte
(GA-M61PM-S2) for AMD soquet AM2,
processor AMD
Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 4000+ (2000 MHz)
Video nVidia GeForce 8400 GS
Now I'm reading
You are good to go.Don't worry.
Instruisto Jose instr...@yahoo.com.br wrote:
Dear friends,
I intend to install for the first time the Debian 6.0 AMD64 in a machine with:
HD SATA Seagate model ST3500418AS
Motherboard Gigabyte
(GA-M61PM-S2) for AMD soquet AM2,
processor AMD
Athlon 64 X2 Dual
Whenever issues arise, they can be fixed, don't reinstall the whole
system... It isn't Windows. Work out your problem and learn from it.
On Tue, Oct 18, 2011 at 7:08 PM, Instruisto Jose instr...@yahoo.com.brwrote:
Dear friends,
I intend to install for the first time the Debian 6.0 AMD64 in
Hi
Finaly found the amd64 mailing list.
Browsing through the mailing list archives I noticed that there are
several locations to point my apt sources.lst
I have 2 machines running amd64 , 1 I have setup with apt-proxy (what
are other people using ?)
and I point to
Alexander Samad wrote:
Hi!
I have 2 machines running amd64 , 1 I have setup with apt-proxy (what
are other people using ?)
i found apt-proxy to be too much of a pain to setup. I just share
/var/cache/apt over nfs between several hosts (i386 and amd64) - add the
lock mount option, at some
Raimund Jacob wrote:
Alexander Samad wrote:
Hi!
I have 2 machines running amd64 , 1 I have setup with apt-proxy (what
are other people using ?)
i found apt-proxy to be too much of a pain to setup. I just share
/var/cache/apt over nfs between several hosts (i386 and amd64) - add the
it
once you have a working connection. Excuse the clumsy newbie
description, but I was not sure I understood your questions. In any
case, the problem was solved by running dhclient after the modprobe
thing. I'm not sure how to check those DNS settings, though.
Anyway, I was kind of frustrated because I
Hi!
I've just followed your advice and it seems to have worked (the DHCP
detection was successful) but I still can't connect to the internet ;(
I'm a bit lost because the installer keeps asking me about ppp
configuration, my modem and the ISP phone number, but that's not the
right thing, because
On Tue, Dec 06, 2005 at 06:02:43PM +0100, Martin Baldan wrote:
I've just followed your advice and it seems to have worked (the DHCP
detection was successful) but I still can't connect to the internet ;(
I'm a bit lost because the installer keeps asking me about ppp
configuration, my modem
On Mon, Nov 28, 2005 at 05:02:42AM +0100, Martin Baldan wrote:
Hi!
if you are a real newby, you may wait until december. As I knew debian etch
should be finished in december, and there amd64 should be one of the standard
supported systems.
That's cool! I thought it would take a
Hi Martin!
I have no experience with nforce4 boards, so I can't give you much help here.
However, I would suggest to add the module for your network card to the
file /etc/modules. On booting, the network card wich is detectetd first
becomes eth0, and the one detected second eth1 (this was
Hi Martin,
If you are new to linux, I would definitely suggest to start with i386 Debian.
amd64 is not officially supported, and it still is a little bit tricky to get
everything working.
If your PC is booting any CD, it should also be able to boot the i386
installation CDs, I have done this
On Sun, Nov 27, 2005 at 10:19:14PM +0100, Martin Baldan wrote:
Hello everyone!
I've been wanting gradually move to linux for years, but was afraid because,
due to academic requierements (specific applications I *must* use), I still
need to have winXP installed on my computer for some time to
On Nov 27, 2005, at 7:19 PM, Thomas Drillich wrote:
Am Sonntag, 27. November 2005 22:19 schrieb Martin Baldan:
Again, my kindest greetings to everyone, sorry for every piece of
missing
information or dumb questions.
if you are a real newby, you may wait until december. As I knew
debian
Chris DiVirgilio wrote on 28/11/2005 20:35:
On Nov 27, 2005, at 7:19 PM, Thomas Drillich wrote:
if you are a real newby, you may wait until december. As I knew
debian etch should be finished in december, and there amd64 should
be one of the standard supported systems.
December? Really?
Hello...
Just to add my little bit...
I recently bought a new machine, which was NForce4 based, like yours.
When I did my net install, it could not get an address (DHCP, from a
machine on my internal net). I didn't set it manually.
Instead, I went to a terminal (hit CTRL+ALT+F2 during the
Hello everyone!
I've
been wanting gradually move to linux for years, but was afraid because,
due to academic requierements (specific applications I *must* use), I
still need to have winXP installed on my computer for some time to
come. I tried dual boot with
Am Sonntag, 27. November 2005 22:19 schrieb Martin Baldan:
Hello everyone!
I've been wanting gradually move to linux for years, but was afraid
because, due to academic requierements (specific applications I *must*
use), I still need to have winXP installed on my computer for some time to
Hi!1) Why don't I have permission to extract the sbm.bin file? How can I solve that? Don't think its a good way to trying to extract something, may
you've burned your cd in a wrong way. Did you setup your burning software in the correct way to create a bootable image?Definitely! A while later I
hello,
I am trying to compile kernel 2.6.12 but I am getting kernel panic
apparently it does not recognize my sata disk
does anyone got suggestions ?
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On November 6, 2005 02:00 am, Danny tiberman wrote:
hello,
I am trying to compile kernel 2.6.12 but I am getting kernel panic
apparently it does not recognize my sata disk
does anyone got suggestions ?
Make sure you have support for promise sata support in block devices for a
start.
I've just installed debian on an athlon 64 machine using the netinstall iso.
I have my sources.list pointed towards debian-amd64.alioth.org/sarge/
testing.
Is this right?
Many of the things I try to install fail authentication, is that expected?
thanks,
ray
Ray Lanza wrote:
I've just installed debian on an athlon 64 machine using the netinstall iso.
I have my sources.list pointed towards debian-amd64.alioth.org/sarge/
testing.
Is this right?
Many of the things I try to install fail authentication, is that expected?
I'm real new to this, having just
I'm not sure this the best advis, but to solve this, I got rid of package
debsig-verify.
without this package verification isn't done, so all packages are installed
regardless of sig.
Don't know why sigs check fail. may be because the amd64 packages aren't
signed by the authors.
my
Hi,
1. I am unable to have windows in option for boot-up in GRUB. During
[snip]
This is an old bug I reported several months ago already. It is still not
fixed.
From what I remember the installer for AMD64 does not have the necessary
scripts to recognize a Windows partition on NTFS. The fix
On Thu, Oct 07, 2004 at 09:22:01AM +0200, Thomas J. Zeeman wrote:
2. When I finish installing the base system and bootloader and
reboot, I constantly have the same code consistently repeating in the
shell:
nv_sata: primary device added
nv_sata: primary device removed
nv_sata:
On Thu, Oct 07, 2004 at 09:22:01AM +0200, Thomas J. Zeeman wrote:
1. I am unable to have windows in option for boot-up in GRUB. During
[snip]
This is an old bug I reported several months ago already. It is still not
fixed.
What is the bug, exactly? I have grub booting into Windows XP on
Sorry for the repeat, but my system is unusable at the moment and I
wanted to give it one last try before I completely forget debian and
settle for andother distro.
1. I am unable to have windows in option for boot-up in GRUB. During
the installation process for the bootloader, it says I have
Whoever can help:
I'm definitely a newbie, just built my first custom-built computer,
and after Mandrakelinux failed to give me the control and driver
support I needed, I'm trying Debian GNU/Linux. I tried the amd64
debian-installer (got the current net .iso from alioth) and at the
step where
On 04-Sep-04 06:18, Peter Cordes wrote:
You can run i386 stuff. E.g. readseq is broken on amd64 (pure64 gcc 3.4),
In which way is it broken?
(Too bad my new favourite hex editor hte isn't available on AMD64 :(
'apt-get install ht' should work for the amd64/gcc-3.4 archive now :)
On Tue, Aug 31, 2004 at 01:26:07PM +0200, Thomas J. Zeeman wrote:
If I install amd64 port can I execute old i386 apps?
Yes. See the AMD64 FAQ/HOWTO on the ports page for more info.
The chroot is the only solution or in a little future there is a
pissibility to run i386 apps in general
Hello,
Now I have my Athlon 64 for 72 hours ;}
I wondering if AMD64 port is stable enough to use it on my Athlon64...
I use Deian SID (i386) on my machines for a long time, so if it is almost
as stable as SID, I'll try it.
What do you think, should I try?
Best regards,
Kubi
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Ferenc Kubinszky wrote:
| Hello,
Hi,
| Now I have my Athlon 64 for 72 hours ;}
Congratualtions ;)
| I wondering if AMD64 port is stable enough to use it on my Athlon64...
| I use Deian SID (i386) on my machines for a long time, so if it is almost
| as
Hi!
| I wondering if AMD64 port is stable enough to use it on my Athlon64...
| I use Deian SID (i386) on my machines for a long time, so if it is
almost
| as stable as SID, I'll try it.
|
| What do you think, should I try?
Yes. Try it. For me debian-amd64 works ok. Most i programming,
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hi,
everything that is not available in pure64 so far can easily be installed into
a chroot environment from the i386 version.
see http://alioth.debian.org/docman/view.php/1314/21/debian-amd64-howto.html
how to set up this most comfortably.
this
I saw on the Debian-website, that Mozilla (suite, Firefox, Thunderbird
and so on) and OpenOffice aren't availible for pure64 at the moment.
Is that right or are the programs now in the tree?
I need for my system the following programs:
-Mozilla Firefox/Thunderbird
This one is usually
Hi,
I have read this thread and as Ferenc Kubinszky I'm newbie in debian-amd64.
Howeber my question is about how to install it. The amd64 is my box and at
home I have a dial modem conection, so apt- is only posible by cdrom/dvd.
So, there're some placw where I can download a dvd/cd
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