Ron Rademaker said: > I've done it a few times and never had any real trouble, once it did > delete a few packages I actually wanted to keep, but afterwards I just > reinstalled them and all was fine.
I did it, and now I'm in trouble. One of the packages it removed was kde-corel. That's no big loss except that it took kdm, which worked well, and kppp, which gets me online. xdm works poorly for a number of reasons. icewm won't get me back to an X logon screen so that I can switch root/user. Something sometimes grabs the CPU. And just like with my "real" Debian installation, my Corel Linux system will no longer go online, either with pon or wvdial, after I configured them. The errors are the same ones I kept getting with Debian, even after a lot of help from Debian gurus. I'm having to use Win98 to send this message. :-( I guess I'll go back in, and see if I can get kde-corel reinstalled from the CD. Lane ---- Lane Lester / Madison County, Georgia USA ----