get debian
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=debian+iso
The fact that you need to ask here makes me wonder if you really should try Debian…
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=debian+iso+download
Even better, lands on the ISO download pages.
But I think you should stick to Puppy, Mint or Ubuntu @minisavoir
next question will be something like
hey guys i’ve lost my car keys, anyone here knows where are the damn keys? ahah
WaRWolFz crew
WaRWolFz crew
Ubuntu will do this just as well as Debian, or even a windows box with WAMP and MaraDNS but why not go all the way and set it up on Arch.
Minisavoir I sent you a link yesterday to the ISO just burn that disk or stick it on a usb and boot it,
Make sure UEFI is disabled in the BIOS if it wont boot.
Google is your friend
i just Said you should not Double Post you Said okay and did again
You failed me :‘(
And Why would you have it in dual boot If you want a server (which should be Always online)?
WaRWolFz crew
WaRWolFz crew
No one is going to help you since you are asking the Wrong questions
Really is that difficult to Google How to add swap space or download a Debian iso?
Nobody here is going to Search these things for you
And i m not saying we will not help. We like to help but after someone tried all the possibilities all by himself man
WaRWolFz crew
Even -Nearly chokes on the next word- Bing….. Could manage to find your answers.
But yes, go safe and first make a test case using VMs.
If you need some free ones either Google them, do some shady stuff or just download Virtual box
Do you know what wireless card you have?
Try —> http://www.linux.com/learn/answers/view/1628-how-do-i-get-debian-to-see-my-wifi
You sure hate Google don’t you?
open terminal type
sudo apt-get update
apt-cache search linux-headers
It will provide you with a list of linux headers choose the most appropriate one.
by typing sudo apt-get install linux-headers
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=impossible+to+find+linux-header-amd64+package+debian
This is the last time, I’m responding, learn how to use google.
@Numlock90 What are you even talking about?
He/She doesn’t need new Linux headers… e.e"
Here you go m8: https://wiki.debian.org/brcm80211
Also, search phrase used: “Debian broadcom 80211”
WaRWolFz crew
DOSmaster , i tried this https://wiki.debian.org/brcm80211 ; it don’t works . and my wifi device is BCM43227.
and i tried also this https://wiki.debian.org/fr/wl#Installation and it here that tell me ‘ linux-header-amd64’
but it always don’t works .
WaRWolFz crew
Minisavoir, maybe installing OpenSuSe would be an idea?
Then you click the “Laptop utilities” or something along those lines and BOOM wifi works. :D
Or Arch and make us laugh.
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first off. you do NOT want to dual boot if you don’t even know how to use linux. download virtual box or pay some money and get vmware. download a debian iso file. look up an install guide. and once you get it working, take a snapshot of the working state so that when you break it (and you WILL break it) you can just load the snapshot and not have to rebuild the VM.
i do not know if virtual box has a snapshot function. vmware does though.
hello guy … please i have some problem to find driver for WiFi devices based on Broadcom wireless on debian 8 “jessie” i trying this method on https://wiki.debian.org/wl and i receive a this message
“ root@Vebian:/# apt-get install linux-image-$(uname -r|sed ’s,[^-]-[^-]-,,‘) linux-headers-$(uname -r|sed ’s,[^-]-[^-]-,,’) broadcom-sta-dkms
reading package lists … Done
Construction dependencies
Reading state information … Done
Some packages could not be installed. This may mean
you asked for the impossible, or if you use
the unstable distribution that some required packages have not yet
created or are not out of Incoming.
The following information should help you resolve the situation:
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
linux-image-amd64: Depends: linux-image-4.6.0-1-amd64 but will not be installed
E: Unable to correct problems, defective packets are “keep state” mode.
“
my Devices: Broadcom BCM43227
please someone can help me??
thanck’s
what Debian system are you using? I’ve done a bit of research and I’ve found this its the chipset down from yours but shouldn’t make a difference https://wiki.debian.org/brcm80211
if that doesn’t work get yourself one of these https://www.amazon.co.uk/Network-AWUS036NHA-802-11b-wireless-adapter/dp/B004Y6MIXS/ref=sr_1_85?ie=UTF8&qid=1475011507&sr=8-85&keywords=usb+wi-fi+adapters they are brilliant and if you download kali Linux its really good for pen testing xD
For starters in Linux you can download Linux Mint.
It’s a good way to move from Windows to Linux.
@DOSmaster systemd touches the system too far away. A big web of binaries that go further than starting the system. It goes linked to the kernel in a way that 1: Sometimes you’ll need to reboot after non-kernel updates, 2: It “touches” so far that’s a very large attacking vector, and there are a lot of reasons.
SysVInit isn’t the future, it needs to be changed, but SystemD isn’t the “new init system Linux needs”. Basically it ignores the Unix philosophy: “Do One Thing and Do It Well”.
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I could be you.
CentOs is also really good for people just starting out with Linux, definitely a better choice than debian if you don’t know what your doing and definitely a better choice if your just starting to learn Linux.
I started out with BackBox and worked my way up to Kali.
The feel of a beginners Linux environment that also comes with some familiar tools on Kali just further familiarizes you with the ultimate environment that you’ll be working in. :)
There’s no place like 127.0.0.1
Oh yeah good shout HackingGuy BackBox is cool, really good place to start when looking how to learn about Hacking and how to use the tools for pentesting.