Instaling Debian in netbooks

[Luis M. A. Ruiz]

Hi. I'm wondering about instaling Debian GNU/Linux in a LG X110 netbook
(no CD drive).
What is the best way to perform this?
The netbook specs are:

Intel Atom N270 @ 1.6 Ghz
1 Gb RAM
120 Gb HDD
1 SD card RW
3 USB ports
802.11 b/g wi-fi adapter
Realtec RTL8102E NIC


Thanks in advance and sorry about my english skills.

Luis

[Javier]

Post by Luis M. A. Ruiz
Hi. I'm wondering about instaling Debian GNU/Linux in a LG X110 netbook
(no CD drive).
What is the best way to perform this?
1 Gb RAM
120 Gb HDD
1 SD card RW
3 USB ports
802.11 b/g wi-fi adapter
Realtec RTL8102E NIC

If it can boot from the SD, just install Lenny from it. Instructions here:

http://www.debian.org/distrib/netinst

You'll need an internet conexion through your ethernet card.

Post by Luis M. A. Ruiz
Thanks in advance and sorry about my english skills.

Siempre puedes pasarte por la lista de Debian en español, que tiene buen
movimiento.

[Michael Pobega]

Post by Luis M. A. Ruiz
Hi. I'm wondering about instaling Debian GNU/Linux in a LG X110
netbook (no CD drive). What is the best way to perform this? The
1 Gb RAM
120 Gb HDD
1 SD card RW
3 USB ports
802.11 b/g wi-fi adapter
Realtec RTL8102E NIC
Thanks in advance and sorry about my english skills.
Luis

The Debian wiki[0] contains information about installing Debian on an
EeePC, which may be very similar to installing it on your netbook. You
may also want to look at unetbootn, which creates a USB bootable image
from a CD-ROM ISO. unetbootn is available for Windows, GNU/Linux, and
(if memory serves) BSD and Mac OS.

[0]http://wiki.debian.org/DebianEeePC