Folks-
Problem A.
I'm attempting a reinstall on LibraNet Compilation of debian/linux from
cd.....I have a secondary master HD, which is dedicated to linux. when I
attempt to partition it, I can get the primary partion installed, but
system will not allow me to change file type to linux extended. After
creating linux swap partition & progressing through the install, I see
that that 1st partition has been changed to "Linux ext2". Is this
acceptable for continuing the install?

Problem 2. After creating root password & user info, I'm instructed by
install manual to progress to desktop install. Then, login as root,
place cd back in & type the following commands:
>script <enter>
>mkdir /cdimage <enter>
>mount  /dev/cdrom  /cdimage
at which time the system returns
>Fat Bread Failed
>mount: you must specify the file type
Unfortunately, the install manual doesn't address this issue.....
Any kind souls willing to invest some time for a rank newbie who
desperately wants to develope a working knowledge of this OS?

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