Tutorial: Installing Debian, net installer, DSL, x86
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I have one suggestion. For the installer part, you may want to mention some other boot options. For example, on my Dell Inspiron laptop, if I boot the netinst CD, I see a garbled display unless I add "vga=771" as a boot parameter. On top of that, Dell laptops have a resource range problem that requires entering "exclude port 0x800-0x8ff" in pcmcia configuration. The only way that can be entered at all is in "expert" mode. Therefore, the only way I could get Debian to install on my laptop is to boot with:
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