docs: update debian test

Signed-off-by: Robert Nelson <robertcnelson@gmail.com>

test.Debian

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+Test Parameters:
+
+sudo ./mk_mmc.sh --mmc /dev/sde --dtb omap4-panda --distro wheezy-armhf
+
+Hardware: PandaBoard, usb keyboard, dvi monitor, ethernet cable.
+
+[!!] Select a language: English - English
+[!!] Select your location: United States
+[!!] Configure the keyboard: (Keymap to use:) American English
+[!] Configure the network: (Hostname:)
+[!] Configure the network: (Domain name:)
+[!] Choose a mirror of the Debian archive: (Debian archive mirror country:)
+[!] Choose a mirror of the Debian archive: (Debian archive mirror:)
+[!] Choose a mirror of the Debian archive: (Proxy:) (blank unless you have a local deb file proxy)
+[!!] Set up users and passwords: (Root password:)
+[!!] Set up users and passwords: (Re-enter password to verify:)
+[!!] Set up users and passwords: (Full name for the new user:)
+[!!] Set up users and passwords: (Username for your account:)
+[!!] Set up users and passwords: (Choose a password for the new user:)
+[!!] Set up users and passwords: (Re-enter password to verify:)
+[!!] Configure the clock: (Select your time zone:)
+
+(Partition Setup: This has now changed, from previous release's as it now recommends a proper bootable card layout, you can change it if you want, BUT just do not touch the initial "boot" partition.)
+
+[!!] Partition disks: <Finish partitioning and write changes to disk> (unless your installing to an external usb drive)
+[!!] Partition disks: (Write the changes to disks?:) <Yes>
+[!] Configuring popularity-contest: (<yes/no>)
+[!] Software selection:
+Default (best option for all devices)
+<Continue>
+[!] Continue without boot loader: <Continue>
+
+Note: "Finishing the installation" at "Running: rcn-ee-finish-install-device..."
+This is where we install our own kernel/booloader.
+See-for-details: https://github.com/RobertCNelson/netinstall/blob/master/scripts/debian-finish.sh
+
+System Reboots
+
+Debian GNU/Linux wheezy/sid debian tty1
+debian login:

test.Debian_Squeeze

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-Test Parameters: 
-
-sudo ./mk_mmc.sh --mmc /dev/sdd --uboot beagle_xm --distro squeeze --firmware
-
-// only with --serial-mode)
-//English
-//US
-//No (keyboard)
-
-
-eth0: Ethernet
-Hostname: debian (your free to call it anything)
-Domain Name: (blank)
-Debian archive mirror country:
-Debian archive mirror:
-HTTP proxy:
-Proxy (Blank unless you have a local file proxy apt-cacher-ng)
-Root password:
-Re-enter password to verify:
-Full name for the new user:
-Username for your account:
-Choose a password for the new user:
-Re-enter password to verify:
-Select your time zone:
-Guided - use the largest continuous free space
-Partitioning scheme: (All files in one partition (recommended for new users))
-#creates : Partition #5 on mmcblk0 as ext3
-#creates : Partition #6 on mmcblk0 as swap
-Finish partitioning and write changes to disk
-Write the changes to disk: <Yes>
-Participate in the package usage survey:
-Choose software to install: ([x] Standard system utilities) -> <Continue>
-Continue without boot loader <Continue>
-//This is where, we cleanup the image by installing our custom *.deb
-Setting users and passwords
-preseed
-rcn-ee-finish-installing-device <this is where we are actually installing the kernel image>
-(Once complete, it should autoboot)
-

test.Ubuntu

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 [!!] Set up users and passwords: (Use weak password? <yes/no>:)
 [!!] Set up users and passwords: (Encrypt your home directory? <yes/no>:)
 [!!] Configure the clock: Central
+
 (Partition Setup: This has now changed, from previous release's as it now recommends a proper bootable card layout, you can change it if you want, BUT just do not touch the initial "boot" partition.)
+
 [!!] Partition disks: (Write the changes to disks?:) <Yes> (unless your installing to an external usb drive)
 [!] Software selection:
-None (best option for all devices)
+Default (best option for all devices)
 Lubuntu Desktop (good for low memory devices)
 Xubuntu Desktop (good for dual core devices)
 Kubuntu Desktop (good for dual core + devices)