> A friend of mine recently pointed dselect at unstable, instead of stable,
> when frozen disappeared. Thus, nothing works anymore on his system.
>
> Is there any way, short of a complete re-install, that he can go
> easily back to 1.3? He's really upset with Debian right now, and
> will go back to Slackware if there's no way, mostly because there
> are no CDs with Debian that work.
Well, I'm running unstable too, without problems. So "Thus, nothing works"
sounds a bit strange to me. We'd be interested to know what doesn't
work, and why!
But, to help your friend, you might do something like
dpkg -i --selected-only --recursive $frozen-mirror
with $frozen-mirror the place where you mirror (or mounted) a image
of frozen. (I never tested this, only learned it from dpkg -h).
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