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Bug#195744: xlander: no speed control
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Ladies and gentlemen,
I try to build Debian disk.
I already downloaded your wonderful installer and heap of packages I need.
But I could be entirely happy if I could find entire base sarge system
to download.
Could you tell me from where I can do one.
If it is not possible, I should like have a
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> # The localechooser upload mistakenly closed #281341 instead of #281431.
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Bug#281341: Tries to use version 2 bind which is disabled by default
Bug reopened, originator not changed.
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We believe that the bug you reported is now fixed; the following
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epos_2.5.36-3.diff.gz
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epos_2.5.36-3.dsc
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epos_2.5.36-3_i386.deb
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Closing bugs: 340021
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Hello,
Since I was unable to uncompress the sourceforge bwbasic code,
I turned to debian to get bwbasic source. I got the
bwbasic_2.2pl2.orig.tar.gz and applied the bwbasic_2.20pl2-6.diff.gz
but learned the \ operator does not work. I have created a patch
which sovles this problem (attached
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