From I downloaded a debian-testing-amd64-netinst. Adobe After Effects Cc Page Turn Download. iso and boot.img.gz, then I followed but the result is an USB dongle that is capable of booting the Debian installer, reading the iso in it, but I got no kernel module, no Ethernet and basically I can't install anything with it because I can't go forward with the installation process or download anything from the internet. I tried to burn the iso directly to a CD, same result.

I don't get how I'm supposed to do this, what is the logic behind this cumbersome solution solution with this iso + boot.img system without kernel modules. I don't even get If I'm doing something wrong or what else is the problem. In the end I'm interested in installing the current Debian testing, codename 'Jessie', possibly via Wi-Fi ( I have a WPA2 PSK network ) but I have Ethernet too, using an USB dongle. The procedure of creating a USB install dongle using zcat and then copying the ISO file to the USB drive works fine. I've used this procedure many times. There are a few things to keep in mind though: • The kernel versions MUST match in boot.img.gz and the ISO.

No kernel modules were found. Dear Debian Installer Team: Any thoughts as to why I get the 'No kernel modules were found' error message when installing from USB? I'm using the two files linked.