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hi
I download and write debian testing cds.
after detect cdrom , I see the menu about the automatic partison hard disk if i chose NO the instaler can't detect my hard disk and if i chose YES it will fdisk my hard disk .
duratoin of install i can't chose a root partition and because of this i can't install debian.
what am i doing?
You need to allow the system to create the necessary partitions. So say yes and it will pick up the free space on the drive. You will be offered a single or mutiple partition for the system. You must decide which you want. You need to allow sufficient space for a swap partition roughly equal to twice your memory.
your information is good but when I chose yes the installer divide my hard disk in to two partition one of them is ext3 and 256 mb .
after that when I chose basic install i get ERROR about root partition.
I CAN'T CHOOSE ROOT PARTITION
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