On Sat, 23 Aug 1997, Jimmy Lu wrote: > Back ground: > =========== > I have two PCs at home with Client/Server setup. The Server PC is > updated to kernel version 2.0.29 and Debian 1.3. The directories of > /home, /usr and /tmp in the Server hard disk were shared with the > Client PC. The Client PC is using kernel version 2.0.27 and Debian 1.2. > I have two different boot floppy disks to boot each system. > > Problem: > ======= > After my latest update of Debian files, my Client cannot exicute some > programs. e.g. can not startx, can not ftp, etc. These programs worked > before my last update of my Server. I guess it should be because some library incompatibilities.
> > Question: > ======== > Can someone tell me how to synchronize these tow systems? You have more options, I'm not sure which breaks your client system, and which not: - copy /lib and possibly other dirs and files to your client - update all packages on the client - use the nfsroot package (but possibly copy all files to client instead of booting from the server). There are surely more ways, I could come up with these. --- GNU GPL: csak tiszta forrásból -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] .
