Andreas Tille wrote:
Under the subject: dselect error
I posted some odd things.
Now a further question: After the emergency stop caused by errors
dselect asks, if I want to delete the installed stuff. I said yes
and now I get messages of the type:
leaving: stable/.../package.deb
for
On Thu, 6 Mar 1997, Bob Clark wrote:
It is leaving packages that were *not* installed. Things like pakages
that were present before this instance of deselect.
This is what I read on my screen, but to leave a package which wasn't
installed should take 5-10 seconds?? That's the time it takes me
Andreas Tille wrote:
On Thu, 6 Mar 1997, Bob Clark wrote:
It is leaving packages that were *not* installed. Things like pakages
that were present before this instance of deselect.
This is what I read on my screen, but to leave a package which wasn't
installed should take 5-10 seconds??
On Fri, 7 Mar 1997, Bob Clark wrote:
Two things. If I remember correctly (from your previuos posts) you have
your packages on an nfs-mounted partition; and a troublesome one on an
HP machine at that. There could be many things not related to deselect
or Linux that may be affecting your
In a message to me, Andreas Tille, you wrote:
| How well has nfs been implemented on the HP?
|If there is any chance to do it in different ways I'm quite sure that the
|administrator had choosen the bad way. This machine is in a terrible
|state and it seems me that to become a Server for
Under the subject: dselect error
I posted some odd things.
Now a further question: After the emergency stop caused by errors
dselect asks, if I want to delete the installed stuff. I said yes
and now I get messages of the type:
leaving: stable/.../package.deb
for each package. But it takes a
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