Sorry to double post but you could also download the floppies, rescue,root,drivers (I think) and then do a net install by picking a server of choice and update to sid or sarge....just a thought.... On Tue, 2003-12-30 at 13:32, Paul Croft wrote:

Have you tried one of the other servers? (secondary mirrors) you may have some luck http://www.debian.org/mirror/list.....I noticed a sunsite server at U of alberta, have had pretty good luck with that in the past.

On Tue, 2003-12-30 at 12:18, Anton Markov wrote:

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Hello guys,

I want to try out Debian (while I am on break from school), but I am running into one problem after another.

First of all, what's happening with the Debian servers? I know they shut down after the breakin, but it seems like they are not back up yet. The servers for the Net Install CDs are down. I was able to find an older copy (sometime from early October), but when I install it, it complains about not being able to load "aclib" during the "install the base system" part of setup.

Next I wanted to try downloading the full images with Jigdo (thinking it may fix the problem), but the Jigdo homepage is down. I really don't want to download the full CD images directly (I want to try out the latest unstable or testing system), so any suggestions on how I can get net install or Jigdo to work would be most helpful.

Thanks.

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