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well i installed in "expert" mode cuz i didnt want to install GRUB on hdd but fd....
i was successfull there but i dont think i installed properly cuz documentation ...
- 08-14-2005 #1Just Joined!
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please please help
well i installed in "expert" mode cuz i didnt want to install GRUB on hdd but fd....
i was successfull there but i dont think i installed properly cuz documentation for many things seem to be mising & also lots of more problems.....
so is there a way by which i can like install ALL packages again & fixing watever i installed improperly???
there's no sound...& i cant even change my screen resolution...stuck at 1280x1024 & shows refresh rate at 0Hz....they just wont budge.....
no internet connection ( i ve a PPPoE connection) & wont let me use any tools either....
so please please help....
- 08-14-2005 #2forum.guy
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If it were me... I'd just do a "fresh" install rather than trying to repair a botched install. In the end, it might even be quicker, plus you'll get more practice at Debian installation.
- 08-14-2005 #3Just Joined!
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my problem of doing a fresh install is that i already ve windowsXP & FC4 running fine on the same hdd....
my other hdd is gone so me left with just this one...& i dont want to mess up with my current GRUb or installations
- 08-14-2005 #4
it will ask you if you want to install grub. You can select no if you want.
Brilliant Mediocrity - Making Failure Look Good
- 08-15-2005 #5This is IMHO easier if you've already got Grub installed because of some other distro. You'll just need to edit the menu.list file in the first distro's /boot/grub folder (if you need help with this, just ask, I've done it a few times).
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