Re: How can I get a listing of ALL installed Packages

On Sun, Nov 07, 1999 at 15:33:51 +0100, Michelle Konzack wrote: MK dpkg -l | grep ^.i pkgs-installed ^^ What is this with 'grep' ??? grep selects lines, in this case '^': start of line, followed by '.': any single character, followed by 'i': the character 'i' i.e.

Re: How can I get a listing of ALL installed Packages

Michelle Konzack [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What are the parameters [to make dpkg list ALL installed Packages] ??? $ dpkg -l Paul Huygen

Re: How can I get a listing of ALL installed Packages

I have some trouble with dpkg because I need a listing with ALL installed Packages. dpkg --get-selections

Re: How can I get a listing of ALL installed Packages

Michelle Konzack writes: Thanks, but now a new question: MKHi, MK MK dpkg -l | grep ^.i pkgs-installed ^^ What is this with 'grep' ??? 'man grep' DESCRIPTION Grep searches the named input files (or standard input if no files are named, or the file

Re: How can I get a listing of ALL installed Packages

use dpkg -l nate On Sun, 7 Nov 1999, Michelle Konzack wrote: staron Hello, staron staron I have some trouble with dpkg because I need staron a listing with ALL installed Packages. staron staron What are the parameters to do that ??? staron staron I know only: staron staron $ dpkg -s

How to determine installed packages..not on the current system

I have a Debian system off a hard drive that will no longer boot, not even from disc. It's copied entirely onto my current system under /usr/local/old Is there any way of reading the package selections off of it there (by running a command, as opposed to actually looking at all the .prerm and

list of installed packages

hi and good day everyone !!! when installing debian2 , i chose some of the preselected packages that the installer program suggested, now, can someone pls direct as to where i may find a complete list of the files that has been installed to my system and where ? also, when i use dpkg -i

Re: list of installed packages

' gives you all installed packages and 'dpkg -L packagename' gives you the files installed by a particular package. PS: Your long lines disrupt my quoting. Grr ;-) -- ...Unix, MS-DOS, and MS Windows (also known as the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly). (Matt Welsh

How can I get dselect to reinstall all installed packages?

I have a desire to get dselect to reinstall every package that I have installed, from my known-clean CD-rom. (I've had a security issue arise, and don't know the extent of the possible changes.) I don't want to have to remove every package, or to upgrade to a new version of Debian; I'm very

Re: How can I get dselect to reinstall all installed packages?

On Wed, 15 Apr 1998, Louis W. Erickson wrote: I have a desire to get dselect to reinstall every package that I have installed, from my known-clean CD-rom. (I've had a security issue arise, and don't know the extent of the possible changes.) I don't want to have to remove every package,

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