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Old 09-16-2007   #1 (permalink)
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Wrong download?

I'm going to install Debian in a 5 year old computer that's not connected to the internet. I just started downloading the .iso images in my laptop to burn them to a CD to install in the other pc but I think I might have downloaded the wrong set. Are my assumptions correct?

(Red arrow are the ones I'm downloading and Green are the ones I think I need)
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you are correct

the net install cd need a active internet connection
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In the word of the famous philosopher Homer.


Doh!
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its a simple mistake mate




dont have a cow man lol
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Ok, so I'm in my lunch hour and just came home to start downloading the right .iso image, but when I downloaded the netinstall, all I had to do was click on the disk and it would simply start downloading. This one takes me to a different menu. Guidance anyone?

EDIT: The picture might clarify my confusion.
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I think Debian has something like 3 DVD iso's that make up the complete set, and something like 24 CD iso files for the complete set.
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So what's all the shenanigans about alpha, amd64, arm and all that?

Here's the link to where I'm at. LINK TO WHERE I'M AT
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ozar is corect there is 24 cds

but to install Debian base system you will only need the first 3 or 4
the rest contain over packages
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that is the prosesser architecture i beleave you will need the i386
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So what am I actually supposed to download and burn out of all the things in that list?
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