debian install can anyone help please,

[Kush]

Is your problem that of making a CD because of
a lack of a good net connection ?
or lack of a cd/dvd writer?

I could pass on a debian/kanotix CD if you let me know which Exact 
version you want. But the delivery will only be tomorrow as tonight will 
go in downloading the iso from the net if you let me know soon.

Kush

Paul Sutton wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I know this is short notice but does anyone have a copy of debian or 
> kanotix (debian sid based),  that they could drop over to the global 
> village backpackers between now and monday evening please.
>
> I have a laptop, it's just a basic ibm thinkpad with windows 98,  
> which is great for mail etc, however I want to update my website and 
> perhaps the one for the rugby club and it would really help to have 
> Linux for that.
>
> I seem to have a 15 gb hdd, 12 gb free space so thats should be 
> plenty,  I am a bit concerned however about deleting the doze 
> partition completly as I would have to back up the drivers in case I 
> need to put windows back on for what ever reason,  it's good to have 
> dual boot sometimes anyway.
>
> the backpackers hostel is at 460 king street, on the junction of king 
> and spadina, i have some blank cd's here so if you bring one over you 
> can have a blank one to replace the one you used.
>
> sorry it's short notice but I have to be back at summer camp on 
> tuesday and the bus leaves from yorkdale at 7:30,  so that only leaves 
> sunday and monday to get hold of something,
>
> what I intend to do is dual boot, if everything works then I have no 
> real need for windows, but I can't risk not having something work, I 
> think the wireless network card should be ok (SMC),  any one had any 
> experince with this.
>
>
> thanks
>
> paul
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