Install Debian without internet access
Maciej Delmanowski
harnir at harnir.net
Fri Sep 26 20:11:59 CEST 2008
On Sep 26, Matthias Camenzind wrote:
> Freerunner: Om2007.2 (over terminal i can install ipk-packages, but dependences are to deep to load every file manually)
> Freerunner SD(2GB): Om2008 (wifi finds an unsecured net, but is not able to connect)
> Laptop: Ubuntu 8.04 (I tried to install a dhcp router but didn't work. I tried also forwadings over iptables but didn't work)
> Has someone some ideas wich could help me?
You can try setting up apt-proxy on your laptop, download all needed packages
on localhost (aptitude download will suffice). You just need to select or
configure proper architecture (man apt.conf /APT::Architecture). Quick Google
search shows also this: http://www.linux.codehelp.co.uk/apt-cross/re01.html
Or you can create a local Debian mirror, if you have available disk space,
although that would take some time (maybe if there's a way to mirror only
selected arch...).
Have you tried everything from http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Usb_networking ?
Maybe try using different machine/connection/operating system?
Good luck,
harnir
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