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> Another error:
> It crashes when it is trying "Extracting base into /
> directory":

OK, I see. Quickfix, worked for me ;-) Remove as much
RAM so you're below 2 GB. I had problems installing
amd64 on a machine with 4 GB RAM.

Then add the physmem-line before you put back the RAM.

Claus