Kommentare zu: My Adventure Installing Debian 4.0r5 http://blogs.newphoria.de/2008/11/14/my-adventure-installing-debian-40r5/ Newphoria Project News Sun, 20 May 2012 20:49:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 Von: ekkehard http://blogs.newphoria.de/2008/11/14/my-adventure-installing-debian-40r5/#comment-7 ekkehard Wed, 26 Nov 2008 22:43:24 +0000 http://blogs.newphoria.de/2008/11/14/my-adventure-installing-debian-40r5/#comment-7 <p>Today I found out that Debian 4.0r5 has a bug in the Intel chipset driver (mine is i945 or something) that makes it impossible to burn a CD. I wanted to try out the 64-bit version, and I was unable to burn that on CD, because the computer hung every time. I burnt the CD from OpenBSD, and gave the 64-bit version a try. Nice, but the same driver problem. </p> <p>Now I've scrapped Debian for the time being, and I've done a fresh reinstall of Ubuntu 8.10 64-bit, which works just fine (right now, anyways). :)</p> Today I found out that Debian 4.0r5 has a bug in the Intel chipset driver (mine is i945 or something) that makes it impossible to burn a CD. I wanted to try out the 64-bit version, and I was unable to burn that on CD, because the computer hung every time. I burnt the CD from OpenBSD, and gave the 64-bit version a try. Nice, but the same driver problem.

Now I’ve scrapped Debian for the time being, and I’ve done a fresh reinstall of Ubuntu 8.10 64-bit, which works just fine (right now, anyways). :)

]]> Von: ekkehard http://blogs.newphoria.de/2008/11/14/my-adventure-installing-debian-40r5/#comment-5 ekkehard Mon, 17 Nov 2008 22:20:13 +0000 http://blogs.newphoria.de/2008/11/14/my-adventure-installing-debian-40r5/#comment-5 Today I found out that it's impossible to write NTFS volumes in Debian 4.0r5, well, if they're not marked clean (for which the filesystem recommends Windows!). This worked in Ubuntu. But it was an opportunity to change my external hard drive from NTFS to ext3. :) Today I found out that it’s impossible to write NTFS volumes in Debian 4.0r5, well, if they’re not marked clean (for which the filesystem recommends Windows!). This worked in Ubuntu. But it was an opportunity to change my external hard drive from NTFS to ext3. :)

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