I had the same problem using Slackware 10.1. I'm not sure what the
problem is, but upgrading the BIOS to the latest and greatest didn't
help. The only fix I found is to use GRUB.
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I have installed Debian Woody 3.0r5 from Netinstall CD disk.
After installation has succesfuly finished I have made apt-get update and
apt-get
upgrade (even if it would'nt be necessary). Then I have open dselect and found
MC
package - chose it nad exit. Then I have selected Install and be
Sebastijan Plut wrote:
Was it something wrong during Debian config?
I have to mention that I have not say YES when asked Run TaskSel nor
DSelect
during Debian Config.
Where did I failed?
I believe this is a well known and much hated side-effect of opening
dselect - a default package
Hi,
after Debian 3.0r5 installation on HP Proliant DL140
the system is rebooted and I get this message
LILO 22.2 Loading Linux...
but the system hangs.
If anyone has successfully installed this version on same server type
and have some tips, I'd greatly appreciate it.
Nicola Guarracino
Looks like you don't have correct kernel for this server. If you do not
find kernel allready compiled for this server, you will have to
configure and compile kernel yourself.
Dexter2
On Sun, 2005-05-22 at 09:08 +, Nicola Guarracino - Dip. Fisica
UniCal +39 984 496030 wrote:
Hi,
after
Hi,
I download woody 3.0r2 (created CD) for i386 processor since server is running on Xeon chip (is this correct?) After installation is completed and system is rebooted, I only get the following msg:
"LILO 2.22 Loading linux."
and the system hangs. Is anyone experiencing this as well. If
On Sun, 2004-12-05 at 00:38 -0800, HXD wrote:
Hi,
I download woody 3.0r2 (created CD) for i386 processor since
server is running on Xeon chip (is this correct?) After installation
is completed and system is rebooted, I only get the following msg:
LILO 2.22 Loading linux.
and
On Thu, Nov 11, 2004 at 03:27:37AM +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: How do install Debian "Woody" with a USB keyboard and mouse? I only have usb ports. When I try it says "Keyboard not recognized". I want use Debian badly. I hate using Suse 9.1You'll probably have much better luck trying to
How do install Debian Woody with a USB keyboard and mouse?
I only have usb ports. When I try it says Keyboard not recognized.
I want use Debian badly. I hate using Suse 9.1
I googled this problem and I could not find a solution.
Thanks.
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How do install Debian Woody with a USB keyboard and mouse?
I only have usb ports. When I try it says Keyboard not recognized.
I want use Debian badly. I hate using Suse 9.1
You'll probably have much better luck trying to
Using the standard boot floppies (rescue, root, four driver disks) on an old P150
laptop with no CD drive. Get to 'Configure a network', and it correctly asks me if my
network card is PCMCIA.
However, if I then ask for it to auto-configure, it fails. Same for manually configured - I get
a
On Sat, 29 May 2004 23:30:11 +0200, Wolfgang Zocher wrote:
Any hints to possible snares are welcome!
Is it correct, what you ask is: 'Can I share the swap for both installs
(distros) ?
In case this is the question, the unambiguous answer is 'yes'.
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Hi friends,
the HDD of a running system is structured as follows:
hda1primary win95 Fat325GBBootable
hda5logical Linux ext2 xxx
hda6logical Linux swap yyy
hda7logical Linux ReiserFS zzz
Now, I want to install Debian Woody on hda1 sharing the same swap on
Hello list,
i've put several hours, if not days into this attempt
to install woody and i am at my wits end now. If you
can , please help. As i cant follow the list, please
cc: this address in any reply.
I have bought an IBM x205 server and additionally
ordered a ServeRaid 4lx raid controller as
Out of curiosity i tried blade's boot floppy just to
see wether the module would load cleanly (unlike the
one i built). It indeed does. Boiling my problem down
to: how did he make those modules? I really dont want
to use the modules on the floppy as he himself says
they could easily be compromised
On Mon, Mar 22, 2004 at 11:44:03AM -0800, Renhao Zhang wrote:
--- Darik Horn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In addition to Windows, KNOPPIX networks just fine
with no problems.
If your computer runs Windows 98 and Knoppix properly, then your
Debian
installation isn't loading drivers
Aurélien,
Thank you for your prompt and insightful reply. I'll
get a move on learning to compiling my own kernel.
Hopefully, that'll get the networking functioning. In
the mean time, I'd still like to learn exactly how my
setup isn't working and what I am fixing. The
following is the info you
In addition to Windows, KNOPPIX networks just fine
with no problems.
If your computer runs Windows 98 and Knoppix properly, then your Debian
installation isn't loading drivers for all of your hardware.
First, install a recent kernel:
# apt-get install kernel-image-2.4.18-386
Second, install
Le lun 22/03/2004 à 09:22, Renhao Zhang a écrit :
Aurlien,
Thank you for your prompt and insightful reply. I'll
get a move on learning to compiling my own kernel.
Wait a minute... !
# The first network card - this entry was created
during the Debian installation
# (network, broadcast
--- Aurélien_Campéas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You have a problem with dhcp here. Are you sure you want it ? It
seems
like the dhcp client doesn't find a dhcp server...
I mean, why not pick up some private ip adress (like 192.168.0.2) and
rewrite your eth0 entry in /etc/network/interfaces as
--- Darik Horn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In addition to Windows, KNOPPIX networks just fine
with no problems.
If your computer runs Windows 98 and Knoppix properly, then your
Debian
installation isn't loading drivers for all of your hardware.
This seemed to be the most likely culprit,
On Fri, Mar 19, 2004 at 05:31:42PM -0800, Renhao Zhang wrote:
I have the exact same network card that you do, and
have had the same problem. I have never been able to
do a net install with dhcp using the bf2.4 kernel. So
what I do is just install the base system with the
vanilla kernel. Then
I'm trying to dual boot an old Pentium box with Debian
Woody and win98. The few bugs I've encountered are
falling one by one as I work on the new installation.
However, one persistant mystery has remained stuborn.
Here is the problem: booting from Windows, I can get
onto my home LAN and reach
Hi all, I'm trying to install woody (3.0r1) from CD's on a
PC with an
AMD K6 II 500mhz and a brand new Seagate 80GB Barracuda
Ultra ata/100 and a
brand new SIIG ultra ata/133 pci controller. in addition
to the new Seagate,
the pc has an IO Magic CD-ROM and an LG CD-RW. Prior to
buying the new
Hi all, something very interesting. I booted debian on my old western digital
as primary master (on board ide) and my cd-rom as secondary master and cd-rw
as secondary slave. My siig ultra ata is installed and my seagate is
connected to it's primary and the drive is jumped as master.
The western
Hi all, I'm trying to install woody (3.0r1) from CD's on a PC with an
AMD K6 II 500mhz and a brand new Seagate 80GB Barracuda Ultra ata/100 and a
brand new SIIG ultra ata/133 pci controller. in addition to the new Seagate,
the pc has an IO Magic CD-ROM and an LG CD-RW. Prior to buying the new
On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 18:57:07 -0500, xucaen wrote:
Hi all, I'm trying to install woody (3.0r1) from CD's on a PC with an
AMD K6 II 500mhz and a brand new Seagate 80GB Barracuda Ultra ata/100 and a
brand new SIIG ultra ata/133 pci controller. in addition to the new Seagate,
the pc has an IO
Maybe the SIIG isn't even compatible with linux?
Is there a boot floppy out there that I can use to get the
installation going?
How can I get the debian installation to see the Seagate?
Jim
Did you try fdisk the first thing after you booted the CD?
No, the installation doesn't see the
On Friday, February 06, 2004 2:58 PM Isaac wrote:
hello everyone,
hello
I trying to install Debian 3 on a IBM Netfinity 5600 (8664-4RY)
server. This server has a IBM serveraid card (i think it is a 4L but
might be a 4P) with 4 scsi disks in raid5+spare configuration. This
server is dual P3
hello everyone,
I trying to install Debian 3 on a IBM Netfinity 5600 (8664-4RY) server.
This server has a IBM serveraid card (i think it is a 4L but might be a 4P)
with 4 scsi disks in raid5+spare configuration. This server is dual P3
machine (only one processor installed) with a S3 video
Hi
I'm trying to install woody on IBM xSeries 342 server with server raid 4lx,
but the installer doesn't recognize the card. after googling for it, I
found some links to disk drivers, but they aren't available anymore. I
tried to compile the ips.o module on another computer (downloaded the
2.4.18
On Mon, 2004-02-02 at 09:24, Izi Goldenberg wrote:
Hi
I'm trying to install woody on IBM xSeries 342 server with server raid 4lx,
but the installer doesn't recognize the card. after googling for it, I
found some links to disk drivers, but they aren't available anymore. I
tried to compile
I'm trying to install woody on IBM xSeries 342 server with server raid
4lx,
Had the same problem tracking this down myself.
does anybody have a working link to a driver disk (or can instruct me
how to compile the module so it will load)?
This page got me started on the hunt:
Hello. I have been using Mandrake linux for about 6 months now. It has been a
nice little intro into the world of linux and have learned tons. Not entirely
satisfied with the RPM package management system that MDK uses and after
having done some research am considering switching to Debian(my
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Hello. I have been using Mandrake linux for about 6 months now. It has
been a nice little intro into the world of linux and have learned tons.
Not entirely satisfied with the RPM package management
Hello
I am trying to install the current stable version of Debian
thru the network. I have a Netgear FA311 NIC. So while I am
adding modules to the kernel, I add the netsami module(National
Semiconductors). Now when I try to go online to download other
packages, I can not do this.
I have a
On Mon, Feb 17, 2003 at 02:56:14PM +0100, Frank Murphy wrote:
What is wrong with the following setup for Grub? I always ended up with
problems booting from hda5, which is not a partition on my system. (hda1
is windows, hda2 is swap, hda3 is going to be Sarge, and hda4 is Woody.)
The kernel parameter for initrd is just
initrd=/boot/newinstall/root-2.4.bin
but this is just doing what you have done with the grub command so
I would expect anything different. Is your initrd image valid?
Can you loopback mount it?
I think it's valid because I was able to dd a moot
What is wrong with the following setup for Grub? I always ended up with
problems booting from hda5, which is not a partition on my system. (hda1
is windows, hda2 is swap, hda3 is going to be Sarge, and hda4 is Woody.)
Here's my Grub config:
title Woody install
kernel
I wanted to install Sarge on an empty partition in my machine that I have
booting with GRUB. So I decided to start by installing Woody. I tried
following the Installation directions for booting from LILO, but modifying
them for Grub. (I failed and ended up installing from floppies.)
What
On Sun, Feb 16, 2003 at 01:36:10PM +0100, Frank Murphy wrote:
I wanted to install Sarge on an empty partition in my machine that I have
booting with GRUB. So I decided to start by installing Woody. I tried
following the Installation directions for booting from LILO, but modifying
them
After having been away from my Debian Linux system for some
time, I just purchased the set of 7 CDs to upgrade my system to Woody
I followed the Release Notes, upgrading using dselect, and
ran into a PreDepend error, which aborted the upgrade
Ive been spending some time reading the
I installed the base system of Debian 3.0 from CD-Rom which was made
bootable. Then, the installation program could not find /dev/cdrom any
longer. It is linked to /dev/hdd. I tried to mount it manually, but I
was told that no medium was present. I could not believe it because
the base system was
Is there anything special about getting Woody installed on MIPS using a
CDROM? I've loaded Woody on x86 and HPPA without any problems, but I
cannot get my Indigo2 to boot off the cd to start the install. The same
Indigo2 boots up off the cd and installs Irix 5.3 just fine.
Thanks,
Mike
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I have been trying to install debian 3.0 for the first time using the cd's
I burned from the image files. However, debian can't seem to find the files
on the cd even though I can see them using any other computer. Is this a cd
Greetings-
I just built a new machine (AMD XP 2200+, 1G RAM), and I'm trying to do a
network install of woody. I haven't done this, since I haven't inaugurated
a new machine since potato.
I created and verified the rescue, root, and driver floppies, and booted
to the rescue floppy. But on
Greetings-
I just built a new machine (AMD XP 2200+, 1G RAM), and I'm trying to do a
network install of woody. I haven't done this, since I haven't inaugurated
a new machine since potato.
I created and verified the rescue, root, and driver floppies, and booted
to the rescue floppy. But
On Sun, 28 Apr 2002 20:54:37 -0400, you wrote:
begin Noah Sombrero quotation:
on a promise 66 card. Don't know why potato
thinks it is e. Is it possible that woody thinks it
is something else?
dmesg | grep ^hd
This would work if I were able to boot woody to
run it. From Potato, of
Hi everybody,
I`m just beggining using Linux, and decided to start with
Debian. Heard a lot about how good it was and everything :-).
I`m trying to install woody ( Debian 3.0) at an ACER 4300 with Celeron 500
processor,
128 mem, and onboard video (SIS530/620) and network drivers(SIS900)...
On Wed, 12 Jun 2002 18:01, Francisco Fialho wrote:
Hi everybody,
I`m just beggining using Linux, and decided to start with
Debian. Heard a lot about how good it was and everything :-).
I`m trying to install woody ( Debian 3.0) at an ACER 4300 with
Celeron 500 processor,
128 mem, and
: Problems installing woody
On Wed, 12 Jun 2002 18:01, Francisco Fialho wrote:
Hi everybody,
I`m just beggining using Linux, and decided to start with
Debian. Heard a lot about how good it was and everything :-).
I`m trying to install woody ( Debian 3.0) at an ACER 4300 with
Celeron 500
On Wed, Jun 12, 2002 at 05:01:31AM -0300, Francisco Fialho wrote:
I`m trying to install woody ( Debian 3.0) at an ACER 4300 with Celeron 500
processor,
128 mem, and onboard video (SIS530/620) and network drivers(SIS900)...
when I finished my first installation I could ping the local and
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On Wed, Jun 12, 2002 at 05:01:31AM -0300, Francisco Fialho wrote:
I`m trying to install woody ( Debian 3.0) at an ACER 4300 with Celeron 500
processor,
128 mem, and onboard video (SIS530/620) and network drivers(SIS900)...
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Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 6:46 AM
Subject: Re: Problems installing woody
I did an apt-get install -s task-x-window-system
and had a message of package dependency...
so I went doing an apt-get install package ( xlib6g-dev)
that required (libc6
package xserver-xfree86...
where can I get this package?
regards
Francisco
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Francisco Fialho [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I`m trying to install woody ( Debian 3.0) at an ACER 4300 with
Celeron 500 processor,
128 mem, and onboard video (SIS530/620) and network
drivers(SIS900)...
when I finished my first installation I could ping the
On Wed, 12 Jun 2002 05:57:13 -0300
Francisco Fialho [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Michael,
I couldn`t mount the /cdrom
even changing my /etc/fstab
to /dev/hdc... got the same
message: /dev/hdc is not a block device.
regards
Hi!
Do you know which controller your drive is connected to?
If
On Wed, Jun 12, 2002 at 06:46:30AM -0300, Francisco Fialho wrote:
I did an apt-get install -s task-x-window-system
and had a message of package dependency...
so I went doing an apt-get install package ( xlib6g-dev)
that required (libc6-dev) that required (libc6), and
when a tried to update
on Wed, Jun 12, 2002, Francisco Fialho ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Peter,
the dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86 command gave me the following output:
Package xserver-xfree86 is not installed and no info is available.
/usr/sbin/dpkg-reconfigure: xsrever-xfree86 is not fully installed.
then I
Hi all,
Am Mittwoch, 12. Juni 2002 16:28 schrieb Stephan Hachinger:
[...]
Do you know which controller your drive is connected to?
If it is...
... at the primary controller, slave position: try mount
/dev/hdb /cdrom
[...]
also you can try dmesg | grep hd to figure out on what /dev/hd?
Building Dependecy Tree... Done
Sorry, libc6 is already the newest version.
0 packages upgraded, and so on...
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Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 11:29 AM
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Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 11:54 AM
Subject: Re: Problems installing woody
Hi all,
Am Mittwoch, 12. Juni 2002 16:28 schrieb Stephan Hachinger:
[...]
Do you know which controller your drive is connected to?
If it is...
... at the primary controller, slave
On Wed, Jun 12, 2002 at 08:04:45AM -0300, Francisco Fialho wrote:
Sorry for the big mail... this is what I get when apt-get install -s
task-x-window-system...
In woody, use 'x-window-system', not 'task-x-window-system'.
McLaren:/# apt-get install xlib6g-dev
xlib6g-dev is present in woody,
, 2002 12:17 PM
Subject: Re: Problems installing woody
On Wed, Jun 12, 2002 at 08:04:45AM -0300, Francisco Fialho wrote:
Sorry for the big mail... this is what I get when apt-get install -s
task-x-window-system...
In woody, use 'x-window-system', not 'task-x-window-system'.
McLaren:/# apt
On Wed, Jun 12, 2002 at 08:17:01AM -0300, Francisco Fialho wrote:
when I give an apt-get install x-window-system
it returns: couldn`t find package x-window-system.
how can I correct the mix packages search?
I bet I know what's wrong. The testing installation disks have 'stable'
in the
Am Mittwoch, 12. Juni 2002 17:17 schrieb Colin Watson:
That looks to me as if you're trying to mix packages from potato
and woody somehow ...
If so, it might be helpful to mail the output of the following
commands :
cat /etc/apt/preferences
cat /etc/apt/sources.list
ciao
gerhard
sorry
Am Mittwoch, 12. Juni 2002 12:02 schrieb Francisco Fialho:
This could help:
[...]
Fatal Server error:
Cannot Open Mouse ( No such file or directory)
X connection to :0.0 broken ( explicit kill or shutdown).
Without mouse the xserver can not start. What kind of mouse do you
use? At what
Am Mittwoch, 12. Juni 2002 13:08 schrieb Francisco Fialho:
I used the dmesg | grep hd command and found my cdrom at /dev/hdd
made the change at /etc/fstab and it worked!
I`m still fighting with my X config! :-)
Try 'apt-cdrom add' and insert your debian cdroms.
see the output of 'man apt'
I would like to thank everybody that helped me
put up my X server up!
It`s now working and I have a graphic interface!
You guys are great!
Hope I can learn and help you all, the
same way you helped me! :-)
Thank you all for your great help
and support :-)
Regards
I'm new to Debian, first heard about it at the Install Fest that took
place at Univeristy of Campinas ( one of brazilians top 3 ).
I downloaded it, and tried to install Debian 2.2rev6, but unsuccessfully.
I had problems with the network and video card, but know I want to try
it again with the
On Wed, 2002-06-05 at 13:02, Francisco Fialho wrote:
I'm new to Debian, first heard about it at the Install Fest that took
place at Univeristy of Campinas ( one of brazilians top 3 ).
I downloaded it, and tried to install Debian 2.2rev6, but unsuccessfully.
I had problems with the network and
Booting from floppy or hd, stock kernel or handrolled,
this is as close as I can get in booting woody:
Request-Module[block-major-33]:Root fs not mounted
VFS: cannot open root device 2109 or 21:09
Please append correct root= boot option
The root option in lilo.cfg is root=/dev/hde9
What to
On Sun Apr 28, 2002 at 01:35:55AM -0700, Noah Sombrero wrote:
Booting from floppy or hd, stock kernel or handrolled,
this is as close as I can get in booting woody:
Request-Module[block-major-33]:Root fs not mounted
VFS: cannot open root device 2109 or 21:09
Please append correct root=
On Sun, 28 Apr 2002 09:13:23 -0700, you wrote:
On Sun Apr 28, 2002 at 01:35:55AM -0700, Noah Sombrero wrote:
Booting from floppy or hd, stock kernel or handrolled,
this is as close as I can get in booting woody:
Request-Module[block-major-33]:Root fs not mounted
VFS: cannot open root
On Sun, Apr 28, 2002 at 01:35:55AM -0700, Noah Sombrero wrote:
Booting from floppy or hd, stock kernel or handrolled,
this is as close as I can get in booting woody:
Request-Module[block-major-33]:Root fs not mounted
VFS: cannot open root device 2109 or 21:09
Please append correct root=
On Sun, 28 Apr 2002 16:10:05 -0400, you wrote:
Did you install a new kernel when you upgraded to woody? woody should
boot with same kernel you had with potato.
You mean I can't use the new 2.4 line? Naw, that can't be right.
Maybe I can't be trusted will all this new complicated stuff, spose?
On Sun, Apr 28, 2002 at 02:21:06PM -0700, Noah Sombrero wrote:
On Sun, 28 Apr 2002 16:10:05 -0400, you wrote:
Did you install a new kernel when you upgraded to woody? woody should
boot with same kernel you had with potato.
You mean I can't use the new 2.4 line? Naw, that can't be right.
On Sun, 28 Apr 2002 14:35:48 -0700, you wrote:
Not just to you but Debian is cautious when it comes to Kernel upgrade.
Changing sources.list does not upgrade kernel from 2.2 to 2.4.
It requires you to install and at the same time configure few things.
Mostly initrd related staff.
did apt-get
On Sun, Apr 28, 2002 at 02:53:14PM -0700, Noah Sombrero wrote:
On Sun, 28 Apr 2002 14:35:48 -0700, you wrote:
Not just to you but Debian is cautious when it comes to Kernel upgrade.
Changing sources.list does not upgrade kernel from 2.2 to 2.4.
It requires you to install and at the same
Anyway, I can assure you this initrd scheme and highly modular
pre-packaged 2.4 kernel-image need steap lerning curve. It was tough
on me.
Thanks for your useful advice.
Gleason
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On Sun, Apr 28, 2002 at 02:53:14PM -0700, Noah Sombrero wrote:
On Sun, 28 Apr 2002 14:35:48 -0700, you wrote:
Not just to you but Debian is cautious when it comes to Kernel upgrade.
Changing sources.list does not upgrade kernel from 2.2 to 2.4.
It requires you to install and at the same
On Sun, Apr 28, 2002 at 02:21:06PM -0700, Noah Sombrero wrote:
On Sun, 28 Apr 2002 16:10:05 -0400, you wrote:
Did you install a new kernel when you upgraded to woody? woody should
boot with same kernel you had with potato.
You mean I can't use the new 2.4 line? Naw, that can't be right.
begin Noah Sombrero quotation:
on a promise 66 card. Don't know why potato
thinks it is e. Is it possible that woody thinks it
is something else?
dmesg | grep ^hd
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thx Oliver!
your suggestion worked perfectly :-)))
yours, Richard
On Sun, 2002-03-24 at 13:08, Oliver Elphick wrote:
On Sun, 2002-03-24 at 11:53, Richard Palfalvi wrote:
During the installation-process with dselect it run into the following
error:
Removing gnome-games
Hi !
I have the following problem.
I once installed potato on an old pentium-machine and then didn't use it
for a year or so.
Now I d like to use it again and tried to update to WOODY (before there
was nothing really important on the machine), so I just pointed apt in
sources.list to the
On Sun, 2002-03-24 at 11:53, Richard Palfalvi wrote:
During the installation-process with dselect it run into the following
error:
Removing gnome-games /var/lib/dpkg/info/gnome-games.postrm:
scrollkeeper-update: command not found
dpkg: error processing gnome-games (--remove): subprocess
I thought I saw soemwhere that someone installed woody from the disk8 iso.
Well, I downloaded the iso (I had lots of problems downloading woody; the
only computer I could get any success from has limited HD space,so I had
to get the small one). When I booted the CD, all started going well until
Scott Henson wrote:
I really would not recomend installing potato then
dist-upgrading. Having tried that several time, I could
never recomend that.
How long ago, what went wrong, and did you report bugs? We put a lot of
effort into making upgrades to woody work well.
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* Scott Henson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) spake thusly:
On Wed, 2002-02-06 at 22:04, Chris Kenrick wrote:
What's the recommended approach for installing Woody
these days?
I really would not recomend installing potato then
dist-upgrading. Having tried that several time, I could
never
I've installed woody from potato via dist-upgrade apt-get --fix-broken
--show-upgraded dist-upgrade now three times in the past year; twice on
my own machine and twice on others, and have allways been successful. The
first time, dpkg couldn't preconfigure and I had to start installing
packages one
On Thu, 7 Feb 2002 11:47:55 -0600 (CST) Cheryl Homiak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've installed woody from potato via dist-upgrade apt-get --fix-broken
--show-upgraded dist-upgrade now three times in the past year; twice on
my own machine and twice on others, and have allways been successful. The
*** On Thu, 7 Feb 2002 at 12:33pm Ron Johnson shared this with the class::
One suggestion might be to do:
apt-get -d dist-upgrade
apt-get --fix-broken --show-upgraded dist-upgrade
call me a newbie, but what would the exact lines be that someone should
add to their sources.list file to
On Thu, Feb 07, 2002 at 12:33:10PM -0600, Ron Johnson wrote:
On Thu, 7 Feb 2002 11:47:55 -0600 (CST) Cheryl Homiak [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I've installed woody from potato via dist-upgrade apt-get --fix-broken
--show-upgraded dist-upgrade now three times in the past year; twice on
my own
Joey Hess([EMAIL PROTECTED]) is reported to have said:
Scott Henson wrote:
I really would not recomend installing potato then
dist-upgrading. Having tried that several time, I could
never recomend that.
How long ago, what went wrong, and did you report bugs? We put a lot of
effort
On Thu, 7 Feb 2002 15:04:34 -0500 (EST) Ray Bowles [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
*** On Thu, 7 Feb 2002 at 12:33pm Ron Johnson shared this with the class::
One suggestion might be to do:
apt-get -d dist-upgrade
apt-get --fix-broken --show-upgraded dist-upgrade
call me a newbie, but
Before getting to the steps below how would one go about getting around
the issue of my Microsoft Natural Pro Keyboard and Wireless Intellimouse
Explorer not working in the install screens of 2.2_rev5. I can press enter
at the boot: prompt when the CD boots up, but the first screen locks up. I
What's the recommended approach for installing Woody
these days?
Is is still best to install a minimal Potato then
dist-upgrade, or is there a better way.
- Chris
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On Wed, 2002-02-06 at 22:04, Chris Kenrick wrote:
What's the recommended approach for installing Woody
these days?
I really would not recomend installing potato then
dist-upgrading. Having tried that several time, I could
never recomend that. What I did is got some woody disks
and did
Hi
Whats the current status of the Woody CDs. I have downloaded all 8 dated
the last week in January, if I actually blow CDs of these will I
actually be able to do a clean install of Woody. I just wanted to cjeck
before I wasted 8 CDRs.
Thanks
Pat
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