> [1]: Matt Hope - the only developer wanting to run sid on potato.
There's also a fairly sizable collection of backported packages available on
the Solutions First repository: http://solutionsfirst.com.au/debian,
although we've almost fully moved to woody now.
- Jeff
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You know a Frenc
At 11:16 pm, Monday, February 25 2002, Matthew Dalton mumbled:
> If all you want to do is install libdb3 (which exists in testing and
> unstable, but not in stable), your best bet is to 'apt-get source' the
> libdb3 source package from testing or unstable, and build it against
> potato's libraries
Richard Hayes wrote:
> I want to run unstable packages with Potato.
>
> I need to upgrade a number of important files including libc6 & libdb3
>
> How to I query which programmes may break?
>
> Do I just use the --install option?
If all you want to do is install libdb3 (which exists in testing
Dear list,
I want to run unstable packages with Potato.
I need to upgrade a number of important files including libc6 & libdb3
How to I query which programmes may break?
Do I just use the --install option?
regards,
Debian dummy.
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Richard Hayes
Nada Marketing - 113-115 Oxford St Darli
