The point is that you don't need to install any software from the second DVD, or FTP for that matter. Once you've installed Debian from the first DVD, that's it. If you want to install more software in the future, you can either use a package manager such as Synaptic or the apt-get command. For example, let's say that Firefox is not included on the first DVD, but you want to install it. All you would need to type in the terminal is: Code: apt-get install firefox
thanks mega, just need to figure out how to burn a DVD now (if my burner feels like it, and if it works)
The net install version will allow you to boot to the installer and begin the FTP install process. All you have to do is pick an FTP mirror from the list, it's no more difficult than installing from disc.
do i boot from a floppy ?, if so where do i get the floppy extractor / creator ?, cos i think my burners :swear:ed and needs replacing - and i cant afford one - :swear: - or do i have to wait until i get a new burner ?
