First, remember to use an SD card of Class 6 or Class 10

To install [[http://www.raspbian.org/|Raspian]] via the network installer -\\
First format an empty FAT32 partition on the drive..

__The tedious method__\\
Using ''fdisk''\\
Type ''sudo fdisk -l'' to see where the SD card is located. Hint: run ''sudo fdisk -l'' then insert card, run ''sudo fdisk -l'' again, additional dev is SD card\\
My output showed that the SD card was at ''/dev/mmcblk0'' so I ran ''sudo fdisk /dev/mmcblk0''\\
Type ''m'' in fdisk to get the list of commands\\
Type ''p'' to print existing partitions\\
Type ''d'' and the number to delete any partitions\\
Type ''n'' to make a new partition. Then ''p'' for ''primary'', then ''1'' for first partition. Press ''Enter'' for all the other questions.\\
I use ''b'' as the partition type which is W95FAT32 so type ''t'' and ''1'' to change type for partition 1 then ''w'' to write changes to disk.''p'' to print out the new partition location i.e. ''/dev/mmcblk0p1'' where p1 is the partition just created. fdisk will quit automatically.\\

Then type ''df -h'' to format the partition, type ''sudo mkfs.vfat /dev/mmcblk0p1" .

Then..
Get the Raspbian Network installer from [[http://www.raspbian.org/RaspbianInstaller]]\\
Unzip the files ''unzip rpi_installer_08-19-12.zip'' then copy the installer files onto the top level directory. On a Raspberry Pi with an attached monitor and keyboard boot with the SD card to start the installer software. The partition and files on this card will be overwritten during the installation process. Note: you need an active internet connection with DHCP for the network install to work.

