DEBIAN on PANASONIC CF-19 laptop

[Alex PADOLY]

Hi!

I don't find information about DEBIAN on PANASONIC CF-19
laptop.

I would like to know if it is possible to install DEBIAN
(latest version) on PANASONIC CF-19 laptop.

( this laptop don't have a
DVD).

Video about this laptop:

Best regards.

Alex
PADOLY

[Gary Dale]

Hi!
I don't find information about DEBIAN on PANASONIC CF-19 laptop.
I would like to know if it is possible to install DEBIAN (latest
version) on PANASONIC CF-19 laptop.
( this laptop don't have a DVD).
Video about this laptop: http://youtu.be/bZM7Qb7SHtk
Best regards.
Alex PADOLY

It should be possible if it has USB ports and can boot from them. Just
create a bootable USB installer or plug in an external CD reader.

Another way is to remove the hard drive, connect it to a different
computer and install onto it. Then put it back in the laptop.

[Peter Schumann]

Hi!
I don't find information about DEBIAN on PANASONIC CF-19 laptop.
I would like to know if it is possible to install DEBIAN (latest
version) on PANASONIC CF-19 laptop.
( this laptop don't have a DVD).
Video about this laptop: http://youtu.be/bZM7Qb7SHtk
Best regards.
Alex PADOLY

Hi!

There are several versions of the CF-19, MK1 to MK5. Special function
keys are mostly not working. Beside of they are pretty generic x86
Intel machine. So it should just work.

Best regards,
Peter

[Mart van de Wege]

Hi!
I don't find information about DEBIAN on PANASONIC CF-19 laptop.
I would like to know if it is possible to install DEBIAN (latest
version) on PANASONIC CF-19 laptop.
( this laptop don't have a DVD).
Video about this laptop: http://youtu.be/bZM7Qb7SHtk

I've done it on the previous model, the CF-18, using netboot. If you
have a spare machine you can set up a tftp server on, that ought to
work. Instructions are in the Debian Installation Manual.

Mart

[Hans]

Post by Mart van de Wege
I've done it on the previous model, the CF-18, using netboot. If you
have a spare machine you can set up a tftp server on, that ought to
work. Instructions are in the Debian Installation Manual.

Most laptops are also capable to boot from an usb-stick. There are some
documentations about this. Look also at thematics like "Installing debian on
EEEPC netbooks".

Post by Mart van de Wege
Mart

Best regards

Hans