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debian-installer netboot builds.
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Changes: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archive/primary/+files/debian-installer_20...

debian-installer (20101020ubuntu195) raring; urgency=low

   * Make omap/omap4 netboot VFAT partitions the same size
     as the ones used for CD-like media (LP: #1040393)
   * Move powerpc kernels to 3.7.0-2.
   * Move armadaxp kernels to 3.5.0-1604.
   * Move omap4 kernels to 3.5.0-215.

 -- Adam Conrad   Sat, 01 Dec 2012 19:22:27 -0700

Netboot Install PPC in Netboot powerpc in Raring Daily (archived)

Link to the download information

Detailed information on the testcase

Testcase (Report an issue with this testcase)

Proceed in your native language if you wish. Instructions will remain in English

Boot the pc using the installation media (hold down c on Macs to boot from a cd).: The installer loads
Select your language and press Enter
Select your country and press Enter: The detect keyboard layout screen appears
If you know your layout choose No and select it from the list, otherwise choose yes and follow the prompts to detect the layout.: The installer starts to detect hardware and the best server to use then show thes select hostname screen
Type a hostname then press enter: The select server window appears
Either enter the server info manually or select the recommended server and press enter
Choose a mirror to use and press enter
If you have a http proxy type its details now, otherwise just press enter.: The installer starts loading additional components.
Type your full name (using capitals) then press Enter.: The select username page loads with a capital-less version of your first name.
Choose a username the press enter.
Type then confirm your password
Choose to not encrypt the home directory.: The installer detects your timezone correctly.
Press Enter to confirm your timezone: The partition disks page loads
Select "Guided - use entire disk"
Select the disk you would like to use
Agree to the changes to be made.: The installation begins (this might take a long time on the older hardware)
Select to not install updates: The installer prompts "Is the system clock set to UTC?"
Select yes or no, depending on your setup (select no if your clock is set to localtime)
Select continue.: The system restarts
Remove the installation media: The system loads a command prompt without showing errors
Type "sudo tasksel": You see a software selection menu
Select what you want to install, then press "Enter" to confirm: The packages are downloaded and installed

If all actions produce the expected results listed, please submit a 'passed' result.
If an action fails, or produces an unexpected result, please submit a 'failed' result and file a bug. Please be sure to include the bug number when you submit your result.