So I installed Debian in February and I've just discovered that my /usr
partition is much too small. I'd like to somehow set apt and dselect to
reload the packages I already have - is there any way to do this without
plugging through all the millions of Debian packages that show up on
dselect?
On Sat, 2002-04-06 at 16:29, Vivek G. Bharathan wrote:
So I installed Debian in February and I've just discovered that my /usr
partition is much too small. I'd like to somehow set apt and dselect to
reload the packages I already have - is there any way to do this without
plugging through
Vivek == Vivek G Bharathan [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Vivek So I installed Debian in February and I've just discovered
Vivek that my /usr partition is much too small. I'd like to
Vivek somehow set apt and dselect to reload the packages I
Vivek already have - is there any way to
Vivek G. Bharathan wrote:
So I installed Debian in February and I've just discovered that my
/usr partition is much too small. I'd like to somehow set apt and
dselect to reload the packages I already have - is there any way to do
this without plugging through all the millions of Debian
On Apr 06 at 09:29, Vivek G. Bharathan spoke:
So I installed Debian in February and I've just discovered that my /usr
partition is much too small. I'd like to somehow set apt and dselect to
If you have appropriate spare space you may try parted.
-Hanspeter
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On Sat, Apr 06, 2002 at 09:30:20PM +0200, Hanspeter Roth wrote:
On Apr 06 at 09:29, Vivek G. Bharathan spoke:
So I installed Debian in February and I've just discovered that my /usr
partition is much too small. I'd like to somehow set apt and dselect to
If you have appropriate spare
on Sat, Apr 06, 2002, Vivek G. Bharathan ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
So I installed Debian in February and I've just discovered that my /usr
partition is much too small. I'd like to somehow set apt and dselect to
reload the packages I already have - is there any way to do this without
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