I'm having an issue trying to install debian 6.0.3, the i386 DVD version onto a Dell PowerEdge 1400SC server
The issue is when the installer reaches "installing addition components from cd". It loads a few of the components, but then freezes on "libc6-udeb" for a while, then giving me an error message saying:
"There was a problem reading data from the CD-ROM. Please make sure it is in the drive. If retrying does not work, you should check the integrity of your CD-ROM"
I read up on this error and believe it is caused by DMA being on, but I'm struggling to deactivate it.
I understand you disable it by going to VT2, cd /proc/ide/hdc
But then I get "-/bin/sh: cd: can't cd tp /proc/ide/hdc"
Hi,
I am running debian unstable, but upgrading only occasionally.
Now I have one package which gives an error message saying that dpkg cannot handle "data.tar.xz".
apt-get does not do much else than complaining about this, whatever I try to do.
After some googling, I believe the problem is that I am running a version of dpkg that is too old (1.15.5.6, but I would need >1.15.6, I think).
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