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Yes, I found out how to uninstall the program, its called intergard by the way. It filters web access and pretty much all network ports other than basic stuff like 80 and email ports. remus.

it is my understanding that you will need to have a /boot partition.

nopposan wrote: Nya, I don't think so Bugs; When I tried the command you suggested I get this: Code: Select all The following packages will be REMOVED:   csound{u} csound-gui{u} csound-manpages{u} csound-utils{u}   libcsound64-5.2{u} libfftw3-3{u} libflac++6{u} libfltk1.1{u}   liblo0ldbl{u} libmozjs1d{u} libportaudio2{u} libportmidi0{u}   libsoundtouch1c2{u} libwxbase2.8-0{u} libwxgtk2.8-0{u}...

Polaris96 wrote: can't get grub to actually load. I get a screen that says "Grub" and the system hangs Sounds like you may need to try reinstalling GRUB. When installing GRUB, make sure you do it from WITHIN the chroot. I have found you can get wierd behavior with grub otherwise. This is also why it's necessary to mount /proc and /dev within the chroot before entering it, so that the chroot will have hardware level...

I will put two option lines (with "-" instead of "_") at the end of etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base. Again, thanks for all your clarifications. I could have never done this without them. Just to be sure it is not me, but the incredibly scattered state of alsa developement, I checked out more thoroughly the link grege offered ( http://wiki.debian.org/ALSA ) - now that I feel more confident thanks to all your help -...

It turns out I did have the net-install version. I found an ethernet cable and downloaded KDE. I am now trying to set the wireless up. When I go into "Wireless Network" it says that it can't autodetect the wireless interface. What should I do?

Your post is a bit old now, but I had the same issue with a fairly standard home made enclosure and a Pioneer DVD. I just open and closed the drive and hit try again and it continued on. I think it is a known bug.

Thanks for your respond but sir just i want to add our own pics in debian iso. so that when i install it which is burn it into the cd our own logo or pics should apear at boot time. and after completing of installation desktop logo or pics should be our own pics or logo by default. i think i will have to change in installer initrd but i dont know the process where have to change Thanks Ahmad

thegrogfrog wrote: miklcct wrote: edbarx wrote: Can you use a Live Linux CD? You can use Knoppix or something similar. For what do I use a Linux CD? You would use a Live CD so you can boot your computer into a running linux system, so you can have access to repair your currently installed system None of Linux distributions are known to have UFS write support in the kernel. (maybe I need to use some other kernels to write to my UFS filesystem...

ok missed your point on the amd64 v ia64 architecture. sorry about that. can't get grub to actually load. I get a screen that says "Grub" and the system hangs