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> There's nothing wrong with the disk, since it was fine for the first
> installation. Is 64 MB just not enough memory?
Yep :-)
debian installer needs almost 128Mb of ram :-(
U can try with old debian (potato?) and upgrade to actually stable.

Pol


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Pol Hallen wrote:
>> There's nothing wrong with the disk, since it was fine for the first
>> installation. Is 64 MB just not enough memory?
> Yep :-)
> debian installer needs almost 128Mb of ram :-(
> U can try with old debian (potato?) and upgrade to actually stable.
May be, sarge or woody?
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> May be, sarge or woody?
I found this:
http://www.debian.org/releases/stable/i386/ch03s04.html.en

can u append some options to boot debian with lower memory.

Pol


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