I would unplug the hard drive(s) in the other computer before plugging in the hard drive from the computer that Linux is going on, so that it's designated as sda during the install, which is what it will be when you put it back in the computer it belongs to (assuming it doesn't have more than one hard drive).Īnd the motherboard does not support booting from a thumb drive, One option would be to take the HDD out of the PC and hook it up to another PC then install Linux, And put the HDD back into the first PC.That would seem to be the easiest solution. I thought that Debian supported net install, but when I tried it, the install program kept asking for the location of the CD drive.When I used Debian's net install, I had to first of all install a "base system" which is an ISO of around 300 - 400MiB, then everything else is downloaded during installation.
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