Debian Handbook

04_installation

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	Formatting
	File System
	Boot Sector
	Hardware Detection
	To use Debian, you need to install it on a computer; this task is taken care of by the <emphasis>debian-installer</emphasis> program. A proper installation involves many operations. This chapter reviews them in their chronological order.
	<primary>installation</primary><secondary>of the system</secondary>
	<emphasis>BACK TO BASICS</emphasis> A catch-up course in the appendices
	Installing a computer is always simpler when you are familiar with the way it works. If you are not, make a quick detour to <xref linkend="short-remedial-course" /> before reading this chapter.
	The installer for <emphasis role="distribution">Bullseye</emphasis> is based on <command>debian-installer</command>. Its modular design enables it to work in various scenarios and allows it to evolve and adapt to changes. Despite the limitations implied by the need to support a large number of architectures, this installer is very accessible to beginners, since it assists users at each stage of the process. Automatic hardware detection, guided partitioning, and graphical user interfaces have solved most of the problems that novices used to face in the early years of Debian.
	<primary>installer</primary>

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