On Thursday 31 May 2001 04:02, Scott E. Graves wrote:
> First of all, 90% of the time woody is broken. If it's a
> leading-edge dist you're looking for, use sid. Your system coulkd
> be rendered useless ussing the woody tree.
But woody is sid + a couple of of (critical?) bug-free days. Woody
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On Wednesday 30 May 2001 9:02 pm, Scott E. Graves wrote:
> First of all, 90% of the time woody is broken. If it's a leading-edge
> dist you're looking for, use sid. Your system coulkd be rendered useless
> ussing the woody tree.
Huh? I've had two sys
Robert Tilley wrote:
Regarding upgrading a Potato Debian to Woody, I beseech you for aid!
Given your hints that there is a point in the installation process
where you can choose to install Woody instead of Potato, I wiped my
disk for the third time and proceeded with a reinstall.
Failure.
Regarding upgrading a Potato Debian to Woody, I
beseech you for aid!
Given your hints that there is a point in the
installation process where you can choose to install Woody instead of Potato, I
wiped my disk for the third time and proceeded with a reinstall.
Failure. I noticed no point
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