I perviously got 10 beta to work on my Toshiba laptop (had no keyboard or mouse when installing earlier versions) and have been trying to do a fresh install of 10 now that it is out. The regular CD hung after the menu, so I tried the alternate CD. It starts the install fine, but I get all sorts of errors(debootstrap) when installing the base system and the install fails. At this point I usually just go get the minimum cd, but when I went here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/In...tion/MinimalCD there seems to only be a 32-bit image. Why is there no 64-bit?
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Re: Where's the 64-bit Minimum CD?
it's there, the link just wasn't added to the wiki page - I just updated it
Gotta love wikis, anyone can fix things like this
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Re: Where's the 64-bit Minimum CD?
You're so smart! Didn't think of that... Thanks!
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