#1 2015-11-03 16:49:47

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HowTo: Install BunsenLabs with the Graphical Installer

By damo, copied from the CrunchBang forums.

BunsenLabs Graphical Installation Walkthrough

Boot to the Live medium, and choose Graphical Install from the Boot Menu

The installer starts...

(If your laptop touchpad isn't working during the Live Install, you can still navigate the screens with the keypad )

• Choose your Language
  

• Choose your Location
  

• Choose your Keyboard layout
  

   
Configure the network

Network Setup

• Wait for network detection

• Choose your connection (usually wlan0 for wireless, eth0 for cable)

• Enter security type (eg wep,wpa2)

• Enter passphrase

If there are problems here due to missing firmware, then see HowTo: Do a netinstall with a Broadcom b43xx wireless card
This refers to a Broadcom card, but you could use a method based on Method 3
   
    (NB Older b43 series Broadcom cards should work OK with BunsenLabs though )

User setup

• Enter hostname (name your computer)

• Enter domain (leave blank)

• Enter user name (your Name)
  

• Enter user account name (you can leave it as it is)

• User password (choose sudo password; then use TAB, not ENTER to go to Verify...)
  

• Verify password

• Set time zone

Partitioning

Some systems may suffer from a Live Installer bug when partitioning hangs when formatting an ext4 partition. An installation partition can be set up prior to the Install, by using gparted from the Live Session (partition and format to ext4)

• Partition
  The default is "Guided - use entire disc", which will wipe the whole disc. I chose manual, to use a previously partitioned disc.
  

• Choose partition (eg You may have created a 10G blank partition with gparted, /dev/sdaX)
  

• Choose partitioning scheme
  

• Use as (ext4)

• Format (Choose "Yes" if you hadn't formatted it previously)

• Mount point (/)

• Done setting up the partition
  

• Format (Reformat swap, yes)
  
  NB: if you are installing to a multiboot partitioning scheme, the UUID of the swap partition will now be different. You will need to manually edit fstab entries in other installations to boot them without errors.

.....Install starts.....
   
Configure Package Manager

This stage is done automatically, using the Debian 'httpredir' format which tries to use the most suitable mirror. Your sources can be edited after installation if you want.
Default sources are explained here:  Sources - sources.list and backports details

....wait until install completes....
   
Install GRUB

• Install Grub to Master Boot Record (yes)
  

• Choose drive (eg /dev/sda, if you are installing to the first disc)
  NB Unless you know what you are doing, install to the MBR ie there should not be a number at the end of /dev/sda
  

   
.....Installation completes; Live files are cleaned up.

.....Remove the installation medium eg USB drive, and Reboot.

Enjoy!

Last edited by damo (2016-05-30 11:17:00)

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