I have used other methods before, but there are many problems in the first step of guidance. So Debian was ignored for one month. I really want to play Debian today. Another method is available. It's hard to fix the base system. The following are my steps. First, let's talk about my current environment. Fedora2 + Windows2000server, with an optical drive and a soft drive: I have used other methods before, but there are many problems in the first step of guidance. So Debian was ignored for one month.
I really want to play Debian today. Another method is available. It's hard to fix the base system. The following are my steps.
First, let's talk about my current environment. Fedora 2 + Windows 2000 server, with an optical drive, the soft drive may also be "glorious retirement. I plan to install Debian on the partition of Fedora 2. It also uses the original swap partition.
Hda1 c:
Hda5 d:
Hda6 e:
Hda7 f:
Hda8 g:
Hda9 Swap
Hda10/
I plan to put the root partition on hda10 and use hda9 for the swap partition. Install from hard disk.
Required material: http://debian.cn99.com/debian/dists/sarge/main/installer-i386/current/images/hd-media/2.6/
Put the 3 files initrd.gz, initrd. list, and vmlinuz in c: \ debian (that is,/debian under hda1 ).
And http://debian.cn99.com/debian-cd/sarge/rc2/sarge-i386-netinst.iso.
Put the sarge-i386-netinst.iso in the c: \ root directory, that is, hda1.
You can replace the previous domain name with what you think is fast. I can use a http://debian.cn99.com to reach 130 K/S. This is also the limit of my ADSL.
Then I used GRUB under Fedora 2.
Modify/boot/grub. conf
Add
Title Debian GNU/Linux install
Kernel (hd0, 0)/debian/vmlinuz root =/dev/ram ramdisk_size = 20000
Initrd (hd0, 0)/debian/initrd.gz
Then restart and use GRUB to boot Debian GNU/Linux install.