To use netboot/netinstallation we need files from both Debian upstream.
How to netboot chihiro how to#
When you get to "Choose a mirror of the Debian archive", you select "enter information manually", then enter apt.bzzware. This is a description on how to do an installation of debian-edu using netboot. The important part is not to use the default mirror the installer wants you to use (choosen by the localization/language you selected), but to enter a custom installer mirror, like, and using the correct url to the mirror. To lower the debconf-priority to get more questions, you add this option when you boot the installer DEBCONF_PRIORITY=medium To use a preseed file, you can add this option to the kernel when you boot the installer: url= This is done by either using a preseed file, or lower the debconf-priority, so that you get a question of which installer components to include. We of course need to fetch our udebs, debian-edu-installation-udeb and debian-edu-profile-udeb.
The trick is to use a mirror that includes our udebs, and getting the questions of which installer components to fetch. On DebianEdu/HowTo/NetbootInstall/BuildInstaller, I've documented how I built the installer. The installer and kernel is availible from The only change from an upstream (Debian) installer is that I've included the key used to sign my repository into the installer. Sega Naomi Net Dimm For Sale Version 3.17 for Netboot If you are interested in what a Sega Naomi Net Boot Dimm Version 3.17 can do for your Chihiro, Sega Naomi 1 + 2, Triforce arcade System please contact me. This is not a complete 'game' without stm32f446re, and other supporting chips. that is, I need to use the availible udebs, and build a new initrd.gz. It is only 1 of 4 supporting chips on the game cartridge, shared for research and commentary purposes. I set Jumper 9 to the Network setting, have set the IP Address setting to my router (tests okay), and I'm using a Piforce Net PIC (which works fine in my Naomi 1 and Naomi 2.
How to netboot chihiro update#
Since the installer requires a signed repository, and I cant sign my repository with the debian archive key, I need to build my own installer. I picked up a Chihiro Type 3 last week and I'm wanting to update the 512mb dimm board so that I can netboot with it. On DebianEdu/HowTo/NetbootInstall/BuildMirror, I've documented how I built my mirror. The debian-archive-keyring-package, which is used to check that the packages comes from a signed repository, is patched to also include key used on my mirror. My repository holds normal packages availible from upstream debian or debian-edu, with one change. I have a repository set up at which meets these requirements.
The repository need to hold the needed udebs, the packages used for the very basic debian-installation, and a few others. If we for Lenny are able to complete (and get included) debian-edu-install, debian-edu-config and education-tasks before lenny is frozen, we might do with a normal Debian mirror, and only provide some preseeding. To use netboot/netinstallation we need files from both Debian upstream and Debian Edu, so we need to prepare our own repository. This is a description on how to do an installation of debian-edu using netboot.
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