Official Debian GNU/Linux 3.0 i386 binary CDs

• Official Intel x86 binary disks 1 to 7. These disks contain all the binary packages comprising Debian for standard IBM PC-compatibles (whatever that means these days) and an installation system which is bootable directly from the CD on machines whose BIOS is able to boot directly from CD-ROM (this includes all recent systems). Older machines can be booted into the installation system using the floppy images supplied on binary CD 1.

  If you have an internet connection and your system supports the isolinux booter (most do), binary disk 1 may be all you need. It includes the installation system and the most commonly used packages. The installation system can download any other packages you need over the network. The other disks include all the other packages in very roughly decreasing order of popularity.

  On some systems, the first binary CD may not boot properly, in which case you may need to boot from one of the other CDs. Please refer to section 5.2 of the Debian GNU/Linux installation manual for details.

  These disks' reference numbers are:

  30r0-i386-1   [ file list ]

  30r0-i386-2   [ file list ]

  30r0-i386-3   [ file list ]

  30r0-i386-4   [ file list ]

  30r0-i386-5   [ file list ]

  30r0-i386-6   [ file list ]

  30r0-i386-7   [ file list ]

  Also available is a crippled USA-friendly version of disk 1. You probably don't want this. It's just like the full non-US version, but with certain packages which may interact badly with some US laws removed. The other disks don't have crippled versions because they don't contain any of the affected packages.

  The reference number is:

  30r0-i386-1-US   [ file list ]