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Post subject: Updated installation guide for nightly?
 Posted: Oct 23, 2014 - 02:38 PM
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Hello! Before I begin with my question I just want to say that I really like Kanotix. I have used it quite a few times in the past and decided to revisit it. I was really happy to see the nightlies based on Jessie and the KDE "Special" packages.
The latest nightlies of Spitfire work great on my system in live mode, and I have been debating installing it. I wanted to test install in Vbox just to see how the installer works, but it is quite different from what I remember. There used to be a simple option to choose the hard drive and the installer performed all of the partitioning for you.
Now, I only see the option to launch Gparted, fdisk, etc on the partition. I have never been good with setting up partitions. If I simply create a solid EXT4 partition on the drive and choose it during installation, will the installer create boot, home, root and swap partitions for me? Or is this all manual?
And if so, can someone post a step by step for how a generic installation should be handled? The installation sticky is a *little* old 
Thanks in advance! |
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Posted: Oct 24, 2014 - 05:11 PM
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Wow, 55 views and no response.
Anyone care to write up a quick installation guide for myself and the other 55 people that do not know how to install the nightly? |
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Posted: Oct 24, 2014 - 06:31 PM
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eightbit wrote:
If I simply create a solid EXT4 partition on the drive and choose it during installation, will the installer create boot, home, root and swap partitions for me? Or is this all manual?
The Installer create this, except swap on that partition.
Advanced way is to create partitions before, as example 30GB for root, rest for home an mount them in advanced settings.
If needed also create swap-partition.
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And if so, can someone post a step by step for how a generic installation should be handled? The installation sticky is a *little* old :)
Install Guide (older)
http://kanotix.com/index.php?module=pnW ... allationEN
also have a look at
http://kanotix.com/index.php?module=pnW ... rnotUEFIEN
There are several ways to install... |
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Posted: Oct 24, 2014 - 07:28 PM
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| Thank you for the response! I think I got it. |
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Posted: Oct 29, 2014 - 05:00 AM
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| I tried this (created a root and home directory) and the installer appeared to see them, but did not work properly. It went by in a few seconds and said "done"...of course corrupting the HD. This installer stinks. What ever happened to the good ol' installer that actually worked? |
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Posted: Oct 29, 2014 - 05:07 PM
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eightbit wrote:
It went by in a few seconds and said "done"...
A new mount version has arrived in testing,
breaking the installer.
A fixed Version avaible in isos from today
I you encounter problems, join irc..
retabell |
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Posted: Oct 29, 2014 - 06:25 PM
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retabell wrote:
eightbit wrote:
It went by in a few seconds and said "done"...
A new mount version has arrived in testing,
breaking the installer.
A fixed Version avaible in isos from today
I you encounter problems, join irc..
retabell
Ok, I will try again with the updated ISO and let you know. |
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