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If you want to fully utilize your flash drive with the Debian net-installer, you can loop mount the first, copy over the files, and then run SYSLINUX (a bootloader) on your flash drive. This section is for more advanced users, anyone who followed the instructions in the immediately preceding section can ignore all of this. ?ViktorHorvathįormatting your drive with additional software for booting Couldn't get syslinux to boot on one that had a size of 2048 bytes. # cp debian-6.0.0-i386-netinst.iso /tmp/usb/įinally, to save yourself from trouble, take a USB key with a sector size of 512 bytes. # cat /usr/lib/syslinux/mbr.bin > /dev/sdz With fdisk, created one partition taking up all the space and that is bootable ("a" in fdisk).

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Note3: To install Debian Squeeze, I had to follow these instructions: Worked for me, but as the description is a bit dense, here's what I did in more detail. Note2: With Debian Etch i've been doing this this => My advice, should encounter the same problem with your flash drive, is to try copying the netinst ISO file from Lenny or another system. However, no problems mounting it on a Lenny system. If you are preparing the drive from a very old debian system, the following notes may be of interest Note: I tried doing this on Debian 4.0 (Etch), and it refused to mount the flash drive after having zcat'ed to it.

# mount /dev/sdz /mnt # certain desktops such as gnome will do this stage for you Assuming your flash drive is /dev/sdz, execute this command as root (or, if possible, a user with write access to /dev/sdz):Īfterwards, mount the flash drive and copy over the net-install ISO file. Note that using the wrong node will destroy data on that node (note also that using the correct node will destroy anything on the flash drive as well). First find the device node of your flash drive on the command line. To keep the memory stick, (hereafter called a flash drive) in its current size and still have the installer on it, follow the Formatting your drive with additional software for booting directions below.īefore you put the boot image (boot.img) and the netinstall image on your flash drive, make sure you have a recent backup of your data, both on your flash drive and on your Acer One. You can chose to re-partition your memory stick once you are done installing Debian with it. This method temporarily limits your memory stick to 256 MiB and destroys all data on it, but is simple to get working.

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It is critical that the kernel version in the image and the net-install ISO are the same! If they are not identical, the installer will not be able to detect your hardware and the installation will fail.Īs the Installation Manual states: "The easiest way to prepare your USB memory stick is to download hd-media/, and use "gunzip" to extract the 256 MiB image from that file." Get the latest daily build of Lenny (stable) image: drive image and the latest netinst ISO image. For other methods of installation please refer to the section Alternative Installation Methods or see the install guide.

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The below method outlines how to modify a flash drive putting the Debian installer on it. You will need a flash USB drive that is 256MB or larger. This might be your first choice since the Acer One does not ship with a CD-ROM drive. One way to install Debian on the Acer Aspire One is to use a flash USB drive.

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There is additional information on installation of necessary drivers and other optimizations. This page is designed to help with installation of Debian GNU/Linux on the Acer Aspire One Netbook. (it is likely this will improve in later Debian releases)

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the 11 inch screen models (AO751h) are partially supported in lenny: the wired driver works and can be used for the installation although the installation will give you a working laptop, however many changes will be needed to get all hardware working (including the maximum 1366 x 768 resolution which is not supported by the lenny x.org).

the second generation 10 inch screen models (A250) include unsupported wired Ethernet adapters (is this still true, or which is not natively supported) - you will need to install using the wireless card, and if needed, compile the wired network module later on.

the original 9 inch screen models (numbered A110, A150) are well supported.

Note that there are several versions of the Acer Aspire One:

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Screen resolution: 9 and 10 inch models.Formatting your drive with additional software for booting.