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as the title says in going to do the net install cd of Debian and then follow http://crunchbanglinux.org/wiki/adding_ … her_distro #!Crunchbang it. as stated in my previous posts ijust cant get #! Statler to work. any sudjestions are more than welcome. im going to do a dualboot so i can keep m y #! 9 to fall back on.
Last edited by SiNiSTeR (2012-02-07 03:37:08)
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i do have a question. when installing debian do i allow it to install grub or not? with other dual boot linux situations ive read that you do not let the new install write grub and then what you do is boot into your original nix install and run update-grub so that the new install is shown in the grub menu on startup. would this be correct for my situation?
Last edited by SiNiSTeR (2012-02-06 19:30:43)
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Install grub, you can always edit it later.
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ok so my my next and hopefully last question regarding this...
afetr adding
deb http://packages.crunchbanglinux.org/statler/ statler main
to my repo list then
apt-get update
apt-get install crunchbang-multi-session
this will add everything to turn debian squeeze into crunchbang or are there other steps that i need to take?
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I wrote this recently it might help
Make Debian Squeeze Xfce look something like #! Statler
http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/post/184507/#p184507
Good luck, I'll be interested to hear how you go.
Ozi
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thank you Ozi, im going through the process now as im typing this. currently its reformatting the partition that will be used for debian. i wanted to go with openbox but ive read some good feed back on xfce so ill give your script a shot.
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Just in case you guys want some goodies of the newer Statler images, change the repos to crunchbang.org.
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