INSTALL.md: Debian installs use the drive wizard

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1. Join the WROLPi hotspot, or connect your WROLPi to your network, then browse to https://wrolpi.local (or the IP
address of your WROLPi).
2. **Choose your drive.**
* **Raspberry Pi:** until a drive is set up, you will see the **Controller** with a *Welcome to WROLPi* wizard (also
at https://wrolpi.local/controller/). Select the drive which will hold your library; WROLPi mounts it at
`/media/wrolpi`, adds it to `/etc/fstab`, and runs the repair script for you. If the drive already holds a WROLPi
library (from another WROLPi, or a backup), its configuration is used. No external drive? Choose **Run repair
without external drive** to keep your library on the SD card.
* **Raspberry Pi and Debian:** until a drive is set up, you will see the **Controller** with a *Welcome to WROLPi*
wizard (also at http://wrolpi.local). Select the drive which will hold your library; WROLPi mounts it
at `/media/wrolpi`, adds it to `/etc/fstab`, and runs the repair script for you. If the drive already holds a
WROLPi library (from another WROLPi, or a backup), its configuration is used. No external drive? Choose **Run
repair without external drive** to keep your library on the internal disk or SD card.
* **WROLPi Portable:** nothing to do; your library lives in the persistence partition on the USB drive.
* **Debian:** your library starts on the internal disk at `/media/wrolpi`. To keep it on an external drive instead,
mount the drive at `/media/wrolpi` from the *Disks* section of the Controller (https://wrolpi.local/controller/).
3. **Trust the certificate.** Your browser will warn about the HTTPS certificate because it was made by your WROLPi,
not by a public authority. Download https://wrolpi.local/ca.crt and trust it on each device you use; see
*Help > Certificates* on your WROLPi for per-device instructions.