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Honestly, for someone not completely comfortable with Linux yet, I wouldn't recommend SID. It requires more than most people would wish to do to manage it without breaking. If someone wanted Debian, I'd suggest they install stable, and use backports to get a moderately up to date OS rather than installing SID and if they're not very good about paying attention to changes, they upgrade and everything is broken.
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http://promotions.newegg.com/NEemail...FAZ21haWwuY29t and that's got my head spinning with all the possibilities. But I still might get the ASUS. (I don't know. It's just kind of a vibe that that might be really good.) But this latest is regarding installing a distro on a laptop. See, I lost the OS trying to install a different OS and now I'm having difficulty installing any OS on it. |
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I found Debian Stable in 32 bit netinstall here. https://www.debian.org/distrib/ 'Debian-testing-i386-DVD' is available for download here: http://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/we.../i386/iso-dvd/ <OR> if you prefer the netinstall of Debian Testing is here: http://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/we...s/i386/iso-cd/ This article may be of some use as well. http://serverfault.com/questions/547...debian-testing HTH |
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Are you suspicious that the CDROM drive on it's way out? -::Try other CD's and different usb flash drives and see if they are recognized.-::- -Clean the CDROM drive with one of those cleaning disk's maybe it's dirty? Replace the cdrom drive if that's an option. |
If you want to try something real small and pretty new, you could try stali http://sta.li/
I'm going to give it a test drive soon an initial 30'ish mb iso is appealing. |
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