I'm back from the shops.
I will now try the 20240424 from nluug dot nl.
I have 3 cheap as chips computers, laptop, mini-itx, mini-pc, all circa EFI Celeron N3350.
I am writing this in refractasnapshot on the mini-pc with a 10 inch monitor.
The most reliable is the ASRock mini-itx, followed by the Asus laptop, then the BMAX mini-pc.
When I tried to install on the laptop, it didn't even get to the initial menu until I acpi=off.
This is the kernel.
6.1.0-16 introduced some not small acpi problems, 6.1.0-20 ok.
I will now get the iso and try it and post again in 10 minutes .

I've always done install offline barebones.
When I get to that stage, I unstar, install standard stuff,
use vi editor

I am selecting merged usr but still immediately red screen fail.

Right now I am doing what you write, Change debconf priority, choosing yes for silly-links, fail, console 4, like I wrote above, except --no-merged-usr, gone, --no-check-gpg, remains.

Second (2024-04-24,) testing fails.
Install the base system
Debootstrap Error
Couldn't find these debs:
usr-is-merged

console 4

debootstrap: /usr/sbin/debootstrap --components=* --debian-installer --resolve-deps --no-merged-usr --no-check-gpg excalibur /target file:///cdrom/

Looking forward to having a testing iso to learn with offline|online.
Is this post okay here in 'Installation.'
I am not a developer, I am a user, my knowledge is limited.
Can we attempt to install with Safe Slow Stupid cheatcode|s.
Please advise what hardware information pertinent, iso written to usb flash stick, my motherboard EFI Celeron M3350, mSATA SSD.

Go to wiki dot debian dot org and search init.
So best to go sysvinit install time.

Something I like about this printer is it's regular CMYK inks, the later model (XP-970,) is more inks, i.e., light cyan, light magenta etc.
Regular CMYK is outstanding, I mean the droplets on the white paper are so miniscule, our eyes and brain are happy viewing the print on a wall, not under a 40X microscope.
Up to A4 I print colour laser (doesn't fade like inkjet,) onto supergloss paper, anything bigger I email to a photo lab for printing on photographic paper.
UV protection, there are choices.
People who think laser photo printing is crap, are buffoons.
Today in the mail I got a full set of cartidges for 8 bucks delivered, and 20/25 sheets of paper for 10 bucks delivered.
So I've just printed an old perfect exposure photograph of my cat, and the result is absolutely perfect.

You can't modify a JPEG without quality loss.
You convert the JPEG to a TIFF|PNG, this conversion there is no quality loss.
Then you optimise/enhance incurring no quality loss.
Then you send to the printer.
It is my understanding that all printers, so your latest laser from HP, and your latest inkjet from Epson, convert to BMP.
The situation is ridiculous, NASA are working with TIFF, which was superceded by PNG, which is also redundant obsolete.
A lot of software cross platform will not work with TIFF, generally JPEG and PNG is contemporary, and I guess GIF.
I don't have a problem with any of this nonsense, I use ffmpeg to modify contrast|brightness with luma burn, which is superior to anything, and can only be found in ffmpeg, and I prefer YUV 2 colour colour model, to RGB.
NASA (e.g., Mars rover,) depends on ffmpeg.

Just the other week I see Microsoft briefly blipped as the richest company, says plenty.
Film, 2023, Total Trust, Jialing Zhang.
Big Data, Social Credit System China, facial recognition, iris recognition, biometrics.
This film was on regular TV in Britain last week, and I watched it.
I found it to be a phenominal self portrait, outstanding modern home cinematography by the courageous and brave 'dissidents,' produced and edited by the director, the soundscape is out of sight.
A gift of Chinese art and style.
I think it is certainly quite fair to say that the film succeeds in providing an exclusive and previously never possible intimate insight into the interior of China.
aldous huxley mike wallace interview 1958 hell on earth frightful dictatorship
late/post capitalism technofeudalism
maybe British Empire karma is being between the American and Chinese hegemonic jerk offs, possibly a new Jerusalem between, America, young belligerent souls in a young nation on it's quest, China, continuous militaristic society for 6000 years.
New youth will bring a renaissance of cultural development, humanity, the problems of capitalism, quite devoid of culture, and militaristic society - really, the level of consciousness is below what qualifies for human.

What I would do is install cpufrequtils (dep libcpufreq0,) tiny program.
And run, cpufreq-set -u 800000
Take a look at, cpufreq-info
I done the simples config files /etc/default/cpufrequtils|loadcpufreq and have it at 80% all the time.
Very on the fly handy is, cpufreq-set -u
Not difficult to destroy cpu, memory, storage

About a month ago I installed webext-ublock-origin-chromium, a current version which is in testing.
Configuration, don't need to do anything, just install it.
Works with the bank, Ebay etc.
Now I find using the internet shit without it.

#!/bin/sh
rm /var/log/boot.0 &&
rm /var/log/dmesg &&
timeout 1 cat ; > /var/log/kern.log &&
timeout 1 cat ; > /var/log/syslog