HalNineThousand;230998 Wrote: > Considering some of the things that run that system, I'd rather not > upgrade *any* software on it by hand if it has the slightest chance of > breaking any dependencies. I understand your concern, but if you do want to have a try, just download the latest .deb file from http://packages.debian.org/etch/sox and install using dpkg -i <filename>. If there are any dependencies that are not met they should be flagged at this point and you may decide not to continue, otherwise I'd say it should install without doing any damage. Worked well for me a while back. Ultimately your call of course.
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