ttwt
May 3rd, 2006, 10:23 AM
Hi,
just had a problem installing i386 breezy with 'server-expert' option. I wanted a bare minimum system wo went through the steps but didn't do the "copy remaining packages to hard disk" bit. After the 'finish installation' step, the server reboots and I followed the dialogue to create a new user. Then the server goes on to the installing packages step and just hangs. Logging in to VC2 shows that apt-get is hogging 100% of the CPU.
If I boot with the CD available, it starts installing everything, i.e. a desktop machine not a server.
If I just do a server install rather than a server-expert install it runs to completion, though it does copy a load of stuff across that I don't want and appears to leave it uninstalled.
I have googles, STFW'd, RTFM'd, RTFW, been to bugzilla but can find no information on how to continue from this point.
Anybody any ideas on how to install a more minimalist system than a straightforward 'server' install ?
TTFN
just had a problem installing i386 breezy with 'server-expert' option. I wanted a bare minimum system wo went through the steps but didn't do the "copy remaining packages to hard disk" bit. After the 'finish installation' step, the server reboots and I followed the dialogue to create a new user. Then the server goes on to the installing packages step and just hangs. Logging in to VC2 shows that apt-get is hogging 100% of the CPU.
If I boot with the CD available, it starts installing everything, i.e. a desktop machine not a server.
If I just do a server install rather than a server-expert install it runs to completion, though it does copy a load of stuff across that I don't want and appears to leave it uninstalled.
I have googles, STFW'd, RTFM'd, RTFW, been to bugzilla but can find no information on how to continue from this point.
Anybody any ideas on how to install a more minimalist system than a straightforward 'server' install ?
TTFN