Hello Newsgroup,

In creating image of  debian-31r5-i386-binary-1.iso
i get error message:

blocksize not machting to imagefile
blocksize could be wrong
do you like to change entry or ignore?

any suggestions how to deal with?

system to install later on is a pentium 800, older system.
as second question:
i also get error message this time in installing
if i try to use the "heise debian server" installation cd
ctsrv103cd.iso
finds dvd/cd rom, but not able to install.

in another try i got a debian screen and system tried to install, found dvd
/ cd rom, but told canot copy all files...
Tips?
greetings, bernd!

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On Mar 3, 1:17 pm, "Bernd" <blackforest2...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Hello Newsgroup,
>
> In creating image of  debian-31r5-i386-binary-1.iso
> i get error message:
>
> blocksize not machting to imagefile
> blocksize could be wrong
> do you like to change entry or ignore?
>
> any suggestions how to deal with?

Check that the ISO-file has been downloaded correctly.  Use m5-
checksum

You also should use Etch (Debian v4.0) and not Sarge (Debiam v3.1).
It soon will be the new stabel Debian.

If you have a good Internet connection, you could use a small
installation CD.

> system to install later on is a pentium 800, older system.
> as second question:
> i also get error message this time in installing
> if i try to use the "heise debian server" installation cd
> ctsrv103cd.iso
> finds dvd/cd rom, but not able to install.

The CD has a selection that check that the media is OK, please check
that.
There could be some problems with DMA (symbolic links on file system
didn't worl) with
some old CDROMs. Ihade that problem long ago. Try to set no DMA for
IDE when you boot
cd.  Might be fixed on new Debian/Etch.

If you read installation manual at debiab.org, you will get some
alternatives to boot
from CDROM.  Like start the boot from floppys, Hard disk or other
media.

> in another try i got a debian screen and system tried to install, found dv
d
> / cd rom, but told canot copy all files...
> Tips?
> greetings, bernd!

Try Debian/Etch, net boot cdrom (small, downloads fast) and read the
installation
documentation on CDROM and http://www.debian.org/ .  Debian Wiki place
http://wiki.debian.org/ might also be a good place to look at)

Good luck with your installation.

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Hello Newsgroup,

Thx for help, will try !

Bernd!

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