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any distros suitable for this, but not slackware or gentoo (Slackware is to difficult for me right now and this PC doesn't have an internet connection so gentoo is out the window)
I was thinking MAYBE Debian 3.0r2? is this a hard distro to install?
Originally posted by Brahl I was thinking MAYBE Debian 3.0r2? is this a hard distro to install?
if not i might try Vector again.
Debian 3.0r2 is harder to install then Debian Sarge. Sarge is the testing release, but it is (almost) stable and much more easer to install cause it has an automatic installer. So I recomend Debian Sarge.
No, only cd 1 is enough. You can also download the net-install cd, but then you've to download everything while installing. When you use one of these cd's set a http or ftp server as apt-source and not the cd cause then you'll have all the packages.
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