Am 08. Dec, 2004 schwätzte Mikey Haven s so:
> I started to install a Debian system (not a knoppix-like device) and I am
> wondering what I will tell it my devices are. I figure that I could turn it
> off, boot from a knoppix-type CD, and then run 'lspci' to get the majority
> of the devices; but I'd rather ask you guys if there were a way to do it
> from the debian install sreen. What I could do is install it with no
> modules and run them all as add-ins after I've booted..... yes.....yes.
> That is what I'll do. Any p[ointers on how to do this? The book I am using
> doesn't seem to go into that.
If you can write to your harddrive and you can get on the Net ( ethernet
or modem works ), then you can fix the rest of the stuff after the install
is done.
At this point debian should recognize most of your hardware at install,
though. It's been a while since I needed to select drivers for install.
Maybe it's just that I don't do that many installs anymore :).
ciao,
der.hans
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