Quoting: EikeIt would be hard to fix without network. :)
Did you use a "non-free" installer? It should solve most hardware usage problems.

I tried some stuffs with usb key. Didn't know that non-free installer exists! :D

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Quoting: EikeI'm still unsure. :)
Do you get a running system?
(Then I might be able to help you.)

Yes, it worked. I can see and use the desktop. But no lan/internet and ultra low resolution that I can't change. Anyway, ubuntu works on it by day-one, but I would have preferred to use debian 4 ethic and personal convictions ^^

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Quoting: EikeI'm not sure if I understand the problem. Is the installer failing due to not supporting the hardware because it's too old? Or does installing work and you would like newer drivers in the running system?

If you've got hardware needing non-FLOSS drivers, there's a "non-free" installer for that.

no, I think that the kernel doesn't support this new (well..hummm not so but seems anyway) material, according to the returns from some forum replies I had.
They advised me to try newer kernel and install them by myself, but I failed (well it worked, but many other programs were down after)

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Quoting: EikeFor those who don't care about the latest software, but might need a current graphics driver or kernel, there will be a buster-backports repository (like an official PPA, if you will).

Problem: I always quit the debian install for another distro 'cause those kernels coming from ages! How to get bugs and materials working with such delay on kernel! I'm pretty sure solutions exist to get those materials working (last example: a small Pc based on intel https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/128990/intel-pentium-silver-n5000-processor-4m-cache-up-to-2-70-ghz.html [External Link] -> no way to make it working -network and intel gpu-)

Solution? My two cents: I would love debian to launch two different distros: one with current-recent-running kernels and updates (at our own risks, I have the chance to store all my important data on a NAS, so I would take it) and the stable one.

problem2: As says F.Ultra, getting help on a debian install on the internet with few skills on this distro is like trying to have help with no money in another-speaking (and non-spoke) unfriendly country: no avaialble document readable directly, and when asking, either no answer or someone barking at you that you should have bought another materials :dizzy:

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Quoting: Purple Library Guy

Quoting: Geppeto35we need a test Liam <3

A "test Liam"? I think the current Liam is well enough tested that we can go with him.

U mean com(m)a matters when writing? XD

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we need a test Liam <3

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Quoting: liamdawe

Quoting: Geppeto35Phoenix point

I'm still sad.

me too, i would say even my last year disappointment! But let's bet on steamplay or wine? :S:

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Hope that Cyberpunk 2077 will work fine with either wine or steamplay quickly. Will make 2020 great for linux if so. I'm kindly lobbying for that on forum & cie

Also expect on the same scheme (if we do not have a native port): Phoenix point, Vampire: the Mascarade 2, Rune 2 (enjoy the first a looong time ago on a Suse ^^), biomutant, detroit become human, minecraft dungeons

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starshiptrooper simulator XD

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...waiting for your affiliated link Liam on everspace discount ;):whistle:

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