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RE: Debian on loop-AES on RAID5

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Subject: RE: Debian on loop-AES on RAID5
From: "Leo Bogert" <spam-goes-to-dev-null@xxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 28 Jan 2006 20:55:16 +0100
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> > Now, as far as I know, Debian does not support being 
> > installed from within a running linux.
> It does. Take a look at cdebootstrap.
> fup2 debian-users

I have read about that but as far as I have unterstood it, debootstrap is
primarily a tool for customizing the installation. I don't want to create my
own "from scratch" Debian as I might break up some important stuff or
whatever, I would prefer using the standard installation routines if that's
possible?

Thanks, Leo Bogert


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