Debian hard disk installation

Debian-Linux Release Technology-Debian information for hard disk installation. For details, refer to the following section. Because the unit of the machine does not have an optical drive and does not have a soft drive, it is decided to install debian in xp. Most of the things are seen on the Internet. Haha, I will further summarize them.

1. Format disk D into fat32 format

2. To enable dos on the machine and start grub, you need to install vfloppy.

Vfloppy said that most of the tutorials did not mention selecting the image file. Select "select the image file path" and select the bootdisk in the vloppy folder. the img display text indicates the dos name, for example, "Start dos", and then the dos menu is displayed when the application restarts.

3. Download grub4dos and decompress it to the d root directory.

4, go to the http://ftp.nl.debian.org/debian/... nt/images/hd-media/

Download initrd.gz vmlinuz and put it in the root directory of the d disk. I used the two files with the same name on the CD because I was lazy.

I cannot find the hard disk installation option because of the installation result of boot from the CD, which is delayed for a long time. In hd-media, the boot is installed from the hard disk.

Http://ftp.nl.debian.org/debian/... 386/current/images/This page can be seen in the left list

The network of the disk on the floppy disk... Hope I didn't guess the intended use. Hahaha

5. Download the iso of the first debian CD to the root directory of the d disk.

6. restart the computer to enter dos and enter the drive letter of D to store the pile of files you just put.

Enter GRUB, press enter, and select the list to enter the command line.

Enter below
Kernel (hd0, 4)/vmlinuz root =/dev/ram ramdisk_size = 128000 devfs = mount, ball press ENTER
Initrd (hd0, 4)/initrd.gz press ENTER
Boot press ENTER

What does hd0 (4) mean? grub indicates hard disk partitioning. The previous 0 indicates the first hard disk, and 4 indicates the first logical partition, if you put the file on an edisk (fat32), change 4 to 5.

Then the installation process is similar to rd linux. He will automatically search for the iso you have installed as the source image.

Other documents, specific configurations, and other online articles will be added. You can check them and wish you a smooth installation.

My dibian is getting up.