Hi again I have tried the G option and its still got
some packages which it stats will be removed etc.. is
there any other way i can fix dselect ?
--- Colin Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On
Sat, Dec 20, 2003 at 07:31:07PM +1100, Medi
Esmail wrote:
HI all, I was wondering if i can recover
HI all, I was wondering if i can recover from a
mistake i did using dselect, I was choosing the new
kernel package and when it came up with dependencies i
found some packages i had were removed etc any way i
made some changes and went to the main menu of dselect
and chose install at which point it
On (20/12/03 19:31), Medi Esmail wrote:
HI all, I was wondering if i can recover from a
mistake i did using dselect, I was choosing the new
kernel package and when it came up with dependencies i
found some packages i had were removed etc any way i
made some changes and went to the main menu
Hi Clive,
I tried that initially but the problem i face is i
have quit out of dselect frist time and now it
remembers all the selections regardless if i press Q
or X or Esc... when I go to Install packages I would
like to hope and see there are no packages to install
remove or upgrade but instead
On Sat, Dec 20, 2003 at 07:31:07PM +1100, Medi Esmail wrote:
HI all, I was wondering if i can recover from a mistake i did using
dselect, I was choosing the new kernel package and when it came up
with dependencies i found some packages i had were removed etc any way
i made some changes and
I have created some .deb files for use in our department, they customise
our debian installs and allow us to automatically update files on our
machines through apt-get upgrade.
I have these files on our departmental ftp server, under a debian
mirror-like directory stucture, where our homebrew
OK, I've figured out (at least partially) what is going on. dselect is
working just fine and so is everything else, except the actual CD. I gave
up on dselect and rebooted, then mounted the debian CD and discovered
that my system sees all the folders on it as just plain text files.
That's why
I've managed to install the base system and have gotten to dselect which
first asks me to help locate the cd drive, with the prompt to enter:
/dev/cdrom
...which I do. Then it asks me to help find the the dist on the CD.
No matter what I enter, it says it can't find it. This is the
On Fri, 28 Jan 2000, David said:
OK, I've figured out (at least partially) what is going on. dselect is
working just fine and so is everything else, except the actual CD. I gave
up on dselect and rebooted, then mounted the debian CD and discovered
that my system sees all the folders on it
OK, I've figured out (at least partially) what is going on. dselect is
working just fine and so is everything else, except the actual CD. I gave
up on dselect and rebooted, then mounted the debian CD and discovered
that my system sees all the folders on it as just plain text files.
That's
I just take the default by hitting enter numerous times.
The path depends on who made the CD, I would guess.
On Wed, 26 Jan 2000, dkphoto wrote:
how did you mount the cd-rom? (what commands did you use?)
here's how i do it:
# mount /dev/hdc /bt
(where /bt is a directory i created.)
I'm on a PC so things might be different:
Debian 2.1 r 2 dselect will try to mount my cdrom on
/var/lib/dpkg/methods/mnt. The install process creates
this.
The path my dselect defaults to is
/debian/dists/stable.
All of this is default. I'm not sure why you
aren't getting these defaults...
On
This is really getting off the track. I'm getting advice on how to mount
a CD and as far as I can tell, I am not having any trouble mounting a CD.
I am having trouble determining what path dselect is asking for ON the CD.
AFTER the CD is mounted, dselect asks me for the path to the folder /
Clyde was just trying to help you, you need to be more patient and read more
carefully. On most install cds, the distribution path is:
/debian/dists/stable
If it is not there your on your own. I would suggest exploring the cd and
writing down the path when you've found it, then go back to
Clyde was just trying to help you, you need to be more patient and read more
carefully.
You're right. It's been a very frustrating day all around. Sorry.
It seems I do indeed also have an issue with mounting the CD. Dselect
asks me for the name of a block device. Since I cannot find that term
On Wed, 26 Jan 2000, dkphoto wrote:
It seems I do indeed also have an issue with mounting the CD. Dselect
asks me for the name of a block device. Since I cannot find that term
anywhere in any of the documentation, I'm stuck! What is a block device,
and how do I get its name? (Should I
It would be really helpful if someone would just tell me the path that
dselect is asking for?? I can go backwards from there to figure out why I
didn't get it.
First, I need to say that I've never installed Debian on a Mac, so my
suggestion could be plain dumb.
Well, said suggestion is: Just
David Kachel wrote:
You're right. It's been a very frustrating day all around. Sorry.
It seems I do indeed also have an issue with mounting the CD. Dselect
asks me for the name of a block device. Since I cannot find that term
anywhere in any of the documentation, I'm stuck! What is a
I've managed to install the base system and have gotten to dselect which
first asks me to help locate the cd drive, with the prompt to enter:
/dev/cdrom
...which I do. Then it asks me to help find the the dist on the CD.
No matter what I enter, it says it can't find it. This is the standard
dkphoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've managed to install the base system and have gotten to dselect which
first asks me to help locate the cd drive, with the prompt to enter:
/dev/cdrom
...which I do. Then it asks me to help find the the dist on the CD.
No matter what I enter, it says
David, is the CD mounted?
If not, have a look at mount command.
dselect says it's mounted. (after I enter: dev/cdrom in response to its
query)
What sort of input is it looking for? Could you give me at least an
example? Maybe that would help to clear the fog.
David Kachel
On 26 Jan 2000, Arcady Genkin wrote:
dkphoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've managed to install the base system and have gotten to dselect which
first asks me to help locate the cd drive, with the prompt to enter:
/dev/cdrom
...which I do. Then it asks me to help find the the
how did you mount the cd-rom? (what commands did you use?)
here's how i do it:
# mount /dev/hdc /bt
(where /bt is a directory i created.)
i can then type ls /bt and see what's on the cd (as long as it's not a
music cd).
hth.
I don't think dselect is going to let me ls a CD is it?
Good day sir
I have a problem, I installed Linux on my personal computer but, when I
load dselect to install the software I got with the Linux cd's I don't
have the option multi_cd in Access to load this software. When I use
the cd-rom choise it ask me for the device block name that I don't
johannes nortje wrote:
Good day sir
I have a problem, I installed Linux on my personal computer but, when I
load dselect to install the software I got with the Linux cd's I don't
have the option multi_cd in Access to load this software. When I use
the cd-rom choise it ask me for the
Hi,
It's me again, trying desperately to learn Linux...
I am trying to use dselect to install some packages into my new install of
Debian.. but every time I try to start installing, I get the message:
Packages yet to be unpacked:
304 in unknown: vim gnushogi xphoon pwgen tcl8.0 tk8.0
On 25-Jun-97 joost witteveen wrote:
Do you want to install the files fetched [y]:
Installing files...
(Reading database ... dpkg: error processing debian/stable/binary-i386/x11/fl
oat
bg_1.0-6.deb (--install):
files list file for package `mgetty-fax' contains empty filename
Errors were
Do you want to install the files fetched [y]:
Installing files...
(Reading database ... dpkg: error processing
debian/stable/binary-i386/x11/float
bg_1.0-6.deb (--install):
files list file for package `mgetty-fax' contains empty filename
Errors were encountered while processing:
Do you want to install the files fetched [y]:
Installing files...
(Reading database ... dpkg: error processing debian/stable/binary-i386/x11/float
bg_1.0-6.deb (--install):
files list file for package `mgetty-fax' contains empty filename
Errors were encountered while processing:
Hi!
Today I connected to ftp.debian.org with dselect to see if there was any new
packages.
It was and among them there was a new version of sysklogd. Now the dependences
for this one states that it depends on bash (2.0.1). When using ftp I have
chosen [unstable contrib non-free] for my
On Thu, 20 Feb 1997, Mikael Hallendal wrote:
Today I connected to ftp.debian.org with dselect to see if there was
any new packages. It was and among them there was a new version of
sysklogd. Now the dependences for this one states that it depends
on bash (2.0.1). When using ftp I have chosen
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