<quote who="Jason Rennie">
> I just did an upgrade to my newly installed debian box (from potato to
> woody) from aarnet and a bunvh of stuff broke. Any ideas on how to fix it?
A paste of the upgrade output would be helpful. :)
> The bits that broke where my network setting, the network card is detected
> but doesn't come up on boot. The /etc/network/if-up.d/ directory is empty.
Have a look at /etc/network/interfaces, and man interfaces. Very, very nice
way to configure your network stuff (/etc/sysconfig begone!)
> Zope is broken. It chucks an error when it starts up. Is zope needed ? I
> don't need it for anything, does the os ? IF not then i guess i'll just
> remove it.
Why would Debian require Zope of all things? :)
- Jeff
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