When using apt-getupdate to install Debian in earlier versions, note that

When using apt-getupdate to install Debian in earlier versions, you must pay attention to the -- Linux Release Technology-Debian information. The following is a detailed description. Debian 3.1 is installed on the old laptop in the home, and the boot disk is installed on the network, more than MB, because the old optical drive of Debian 4 was not recognized and depressed. It can only start with 3. Maybe because it is small, the optical drive still eats away.

It went quite well along the way. Well, then I directly used root to do apt-get upgrade and apt-get update. Then I came to the kernel step, and I didn't take it into consideration, delete the old kernel first. I chose Yes. After that, I restarted the system and thought that the new kernel had been installed. As a result, the system crashes after the restart. The second operation only finds that the old kernel is deleted. Otherwise, the new kernel and some related files cannot be installed, therefore, when you do that, you must delete it. After deletion, you cannot shut down or restart it. Now you can run apt-get update to install the new kernel.

I haven't used Debian for a long time. I am a little unfamiliar with it, and I cannot think of many commands. Debian is really unfriendly to Ubuntu, but it is still an excellent operating system.

Debian is used in the old version. I just don't want to install anti-virus software and save some resources. However, the Gif and Flash on the webpage can still save my PII 266 life, even if I use Firefox's Flashblock extension, dynamic Gif, and some JavaScript, it is still a severe test on my old CPU. (Author: kingduanlian)