>Dear listmembers,
>
>I have just installed Linux (debian) and I was very happy with the
>installation "wizard". It sure made it easy to install.
>
>I would like to suggest something though. Is it possible that in future
>realease 'man' be included in the base system? I'll explain why...
>
>I
From: "Robert D. Hilliard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I think it would be better to try to reduce the size of the base
> system as much as possible. Perhaps the base install script could ask
> the user if he wants to install ppp and networking programs, rather
> than automatically include them.
Y
Hi,
There is such a tool in hamm (in package pkg-order). It may
not be ready for prime time, but as no binary in the package modifies
anything on the file system, it should not bedangerous to install.
manoj
ps: The following is the output on a hamm based system, using locales
When i needed to do this, getting dpkg-split onto the system required
solving the floppy-split first . . .
Anyway, i downloaded the package (perl if i recall), used "split" to
break it into 1.4m pieces, moved these floppy by floppy, then used "cat"
to put them back together.
split generates pac
> I think we might support more default packages in a system installed
> from CD eventually
I think it would be better to try to reduce the size of the base
system as much as possible. Perhaps the base install script could ask
the user if he wants to install ppp and networking programs, rath
On Mon, 21 Jul 1997, David M wrote:
> I have installed, using the rescue, drivers and base diskettes the Debian
> Linux on my PC. Nevertheless because the driver for my NIC (3C905-TX) is
> not current as of 1.3 release, my networking is disabled (I have to get a
> patch; that's a all new story
Hi David,
you can use 'dpkg-split'. It's in the 'dpkg'-package, maybe only in the
one from 'hamm'. It comes with a manpage. If you don't find it just use
'split' from the 'textutils'-package. It also comes with a manpage.
Regards,
Andree
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Hi again,
Well I got most of the things I require down. BTW I got an error when I
did the 'dpkg -i man-db*'. It installed but complained at the end and the
script aborted at line 87... it still works though...
Now the question is I need to get a 2.3MB package onto floppies and then
to the Lin
Hello Bruce,
> You can move that "man" package over on a floppy and install it.
> dpkg -i should do, unless it depends on another package,
> in which case it will tell you about that.
I have tried this but there are dependencies. I keep getting the
required packages down only to find out that
You can move that "man" package over on a floppy and install it.
dpkg -i should do, unless it depends on another package,
in which case it will tell you about that.
The base system is the smallest one that permits you to install packages.
If you had a CD, it might be different - I think we might
Dear listmembers,
I have just installed Linux (debian) and I was very happy with the
installation "wizard". It sure made it easy to install.
I would like to suggest something though. Is it possible that in future
realease 'man' be included in the base system? I'll explain why...
I have inst
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