Debian install tp 600e

[fr0zenmon]

How do I download an iso of debian from there site? And how to burn it? I have roxio.

[snessiram]

You can install debian by a net install. Just download the iso "Official netinst images" for "i386". Then in the cd burning program of your choice you need to find an option "write cd from iso" or "write cd from image" (something like that). You select the .iso file and burn it to cd.

(This is for the net install which will need a working internet connection dureing install or the system will be very limited (no GUI etc..). For install only from cd often the first 2 debian cd's are enough I've read)

[fr0zenmon]

my computer can only connect via wifi, no direct internet access. So I need to install network package aswell.

But your idea is great. What can I do? I dont want to be stuck.

[fr0zenmon]

http://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/cur ... 86/iso-cd/

This is as far as I got. I dont know what to do. Do I have to download them all? Just one? and after that what to do? Do I iso them all to disc?

[tom lightbody]

this 600e running debian suggests a good read of:

http://www.debian.org/distrib/

all your questions are asnwered either there or in one of the links

[snessiram]

As you have noticed, there are 15 install cd's (to install from cd only).

I quote mm.gnu.org.in:

basic installation 1st cd
Kde and gnome 2nd and 3rd.
all sorts of stuff 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th.
U can boot from all seven however only one will give you install
options.

So you will need the first and the second and/or third (probably depending on which GUI you would like to use, gnome or KDE).

Wireless sometimes works out of the box, but if I'm right there is no build in wireless card in the 600e, which will probably mean you need specific drivers. I would look up manuals for the wireless card install, download all the requered files and write it on a cd or so, which you then can use to do the wireless card install on your new system.

Once I had my wireless card installed the network detection and connection (using networking tool from gnome) worked.

You also might want to check out the Thinkwiki.org page of the 600e.