Install debian 5 lenny
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This document provides instructions for installing Debian Lenny 5.0 on a computer. It outlines the steps to choose the language and location during setup, configure the computer hostname and clock, partition the disk for installation, set passwords for the root and regular user accounts, choose standard software selection, and install the GRUB boot loader. The installation process involves answering prompts at each step to complete the configuration.
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