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Hi, the stable (sarge) iso files can be downloaded from debian site, but the etch iso I can't find nowhere. Where / how should I start the download / setup ...
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    How do I install debian etch ?

    Hi, the stable (sarge) iso files can be downloaded from debian site, but the etch iso I can't find nowhere.

    Where / how should I start the download / setup of the testing tree ?

    Thank you.

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    Testing images (full CD sets) generated weekly:

    http://cdimage.debian.org/pub/weekly/

    Testing images (netinstall) generated daily:

    http://www.debian.org/devel/debian-installer/

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    Re: How do I install debian etch ?

    Quote Originally Posted by hq4ever
    Hi, the stable (sarge) iso files can be downloaded from debian site, but the etch iso I can't find nowhere.

    Where / how should I start the download / setup of the testing tree ?

    Thank you.
    You can use any Sarge image, after the installation just point your sources.list to testing and upgrade.

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    Thank you :)

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    Boot from your standard netinstall CD at the boot prompt type:

    boot: linux26 expert

    this will install the 2.6 kernel (linux26) during the install, and it will ask a LOT more questions (expert mode) than the normal instal, but it will give the the option of installing either stable, unstable or testing as party of the original install.

    works like a charm

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    Quote Originally Posted by farslayer
    Boot from your standard netinstall CD at the boot prompt type:

    boot: linux26 expert

    this will install the 2.6 kernel (linux26) during the install, and it will ask a LOT more questions (expert mode) than the normal instal, but it will give the the option of installing either stable, unstable or testing as party of the original install.

    works like a charm
    That is what I ended up doing :)
    Had no idea it was possible to migrate and mix so easily the stable with the unstable package trees.

    Thank you!

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