You can upgrade to potato using Apt/dselect. I did this recently after purchasing a cheapbytes of Slink. I realized the Xwindows with Slink doesn't support my video card. Anyway, just reinstall your system making the partition changes you want, then choose to install packages via Internet, but select "dists/unstable main contrib non-free". Choose the minimum number of packages that you can live with at first (cause this take several hours with a dial-up) but make sure you get the kernel-source-2.2.9 package so you can compile a new kernel. Of course, if you have to pay for Internet by usage or if your connections are often dropped this may not be an ideal solution. You might try ordering a snapshot CD of Potato (check the debian site for who supplies them) as this will certainly save the PPP long download. --
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