Hi all. I'm installing the speakup enabled debian potato on a non production machine just to check it out. I'm doing the install over nfs from my main server. I've installed all the drivers, and configured the network. Next, I was asked for the path on the nfs server to the base22.tgz file, and I selected the first choice which was the default option. It found the file, and I could here the client machine's hard drive work as it got extracted. When I'm returned to the main menu, it tells me that I configured device drivers, and that the next option is to install the base system. When I select that, it tells me that it looks like I have a version of debian, or the base system already installed, and asks me if I want to continue or not. I select no, and go back to the same place in the main menu as before. If I arrow down to the configure base system option, it tells me that I need to install base before configuring it. It looks like I'm stuck in a loop here. Can somebody please help? Thanks. Greg -- Free domains: http://www.eu.org/ or mail dns-manager at EU.org
