Debian, Debian Linux

Debian, Debian Linux

Why should I change the operating system suddenly?
PreviouslyLubuntuThe hardware is very bad.
What's worse is that Lubuntu is broken and many programs cannot run normally.
So I want to changeDebian+XFCE.

You can easily record the pitfalls you encounter, hoping to save some time.

 

Good, download an image first, http://live.debian.net/files/stable/images/current/amd64/iso-hybrid/

Get a bootable disk and use UNetbootin! Http://unetbootin.net/download-unetbootin/

Although you can directly select a Distro for UNetbootin, you can continue with it after all the operations are completed.

Good, Reboot!
I did not expect the first step to fail. The prompt is:

Failed to load COM32 file menu.c32

I feel like I have never known each other, but I cannot remember how I did it before.
Open the configuration file in the boot disk and comment out the menu. c32 in the first line.

The result was quite faceless, with the following prompt changed:

Failed to load libutil.c32Failed to load COM32 file menu.c32

Now I remember. 3 files are missing. copy these files to the USB flash drive directory:

/usr/lib/syslinux/modules/bios/libcom32.c32/usr/lib/syslinux/modules/bios/libutil.c32/usr/lib/syslinux/modules/bios/menu.c32

Restart to enter the installation, set the language, set the network, set the ROOT password, set the user ....
(Ps: I didn't set up the network. I used to hide WIFI, So I entered some information first)

Another problem occurred when setting partitions. There is only one option on the screen-Current USB flash drive.
What's worse is that I did not see it at the time and directly wizard the partition.
After partitioning a USB flash drive, I am prompted that the partition failed.
After an accident, the system will respond. Fortunately, Lubuntu is still alive and can be re-written to the USB flash disk.

Why only the USB flash drive is displayed?
I putSATA MODEThe setting is wrong. I don't know when to set it. It's actuallyIDE, ChangedAHCIThen everything is back to normal.

Then proceed to the hard disk partition.
How to partition? It is best to manually partition according to your own needs.
If you do not have any special requirements, you can use the entire disk directly.

There is almost no difficulty for the rest. After waiting, you can see the interface.

Set some common commands and shortcut keys and open terminal and input apt-get. Then I realized that I have not connected to the network.
Fortunately, there arefirmware-iwlwifi.deb(I don't know when to get it.) directly:

dpkg -i firmware-iwlwifi.deb

Restart again,connect to hidden networkOption appears.

InstallchromeThe link I use is https://dl.google.com/linux/direct/google-chrome-stableCurrentAmd64.deb
As longdpkg -iAs a result, a lot of dependencies are missing. The prompt is:

google-chrome-stable depends on xxx; however:Package xxx is not installed.

Fortunately, Debian only needs to be executed and re-executed.dpkg -iYou can:

apt-get -f install

I forgot to set the apt-get source.../etc/apt/sources.listThen run the following command:

apt-get update