Nuuk wrote: > :/etc$ cd /apt > bash: cd: /apt: No such file or directory :-(
Linux is very picky about names and slashes. cd /apt is not at all the same as cd apt I think that you are better off using Synaptic's GUI to do all this, since you don't seem to be familiar with shell commands. The GUI handles a lot of the syntax for you. But this thread has both Synaptic and shell command, as some folks use one or the other. In my Synaptic GUI, I sometimes get different results in the search box in the tool bar and in the pop-up dialog that I get when you click on the "search" icon (which looks like a document and a magnifying glass). In my 9.04 system, there is a meta package, named "mysql-server" in the results of searching for mysql. That is the one you need. altho I always install the mysql-client as well, but its not required by SqueezeCenter -- Pat Farrell http://www.pfarrell.com/ _______________________________________________ unix mailing list unix@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/unix
