Don't forget to set up SSH in the freshly installed system, before rebooting :). It then is just a matter of booting off a Live USB where you have already configured ssh (add your public key to the ~/.ssh/authorized_keys, with chmod 700 for the folder and 600 for the file), and log in from another computer. If you're willing to try out something new, NixOs is pretty easy to install over SSH from an existing system. Install via SSH, as noted by in the comments. Install in a virtual machine at the same time as on your old machine, and be sure to press the exact same keys. After that beep, you simply have to press s and Enter to get speech synthesis, which you can use if your old machine has an audio jack. The third and fourth are one of many possibilities for installing over a remote connection.ĭebian has accessibility features directly in the installer, and it beeps when the installer is ready.
The second one is the easy way to pretend you know the exact sequence of keys to press. The first of the following suggestions uses accessibility features to compensate for the lack of screen. As far as I know, installing on a headless computer is something which can be done using a variety of tricks.
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