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#1 Re: install debian with point-and-drool from windows Posted by Anonymous (62.254.xx.xx) on Wed 14 Feb 2007 at 02:03 In an ideal world yes, but giving more installation options is great. I have tried this windows installer and it works quite well, it initially installs to the windows boot loader, reads the files from C: then boots the etch debian-installer for a _native_ installation once done, i believe the ubuntu version of this app actually stores its files onto ntfs. Works great, couldn't find a way to choose either 32bit or 64bit in the install however, it installed 64bit for me automatically. Its useful if you have no cdrs and use windows, but i will still install from cd :) sno

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