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Installing Debian Etch

Posted by Scott_Ruecker on · 6 comments
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If you’re following this blog, and don’t know me personally, than you’re probably also interested in becoming a Linux Network Admin, right? right. You might be wondering where to start? Well, first and foremost, you need to be familiar with Linux as a user. You should know the basics of PC hardware, software, and also have some conception of what UNIX, Open Source programming, and Linux are. We’ll begin by installing Linux on your computer.

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Comments (6)

Steven_Rosenber ·
If Etch ran better on my Gateway, I'd be using it instead of Lenny.

But on my fake server (on the local network only), I'm using Etch. It's like a comfortable pair of slippers, it is.
rijelkentaurus ·
But it's so boring...it just works. Maybe you should use Ubuntu, surely the new one has some bugs that could make life interesting.
Steven_Rosenber ·
... but now I have to regenerate my SSH keys ... so much for comfortable shoes.
Bob_Robertson ·
This "disaster" for Debian reminds me of a quote from Superman:

"You're only as good as your last Super Deed."
tuxchick ·
Steven, now you have nice new comfortable sshoes.

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