Andrew Reid writes: > I have done this using > > dpkg --get-selections >file > > ... on the original machine, to record the package state, and > then using the sequence: > > > dpkg --clear-selections > > dpkg --set-selections < file > > apt-get dselect-upgrade > > This particular sequence will identically clone the package > state of the system -- you probably don't want that, since that > would remove your hard-won new kernel, so you might want to skip > the clear-selections step, and/or you may want to edit the > file. > > I think in either case, installing already-installed packages > is harmless.
Many thanks. Martin -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
