> Hi everybody,
>
> I have a little problem during the installation of Debian (potato Version).
> I downloaded the base files with FTP and everything works fine until I have
> to specify on which way Debian should get the additional packages with
> "apt-get". I cannot connect to the Internet because I have an ISDN card (AVM
> Fritz), so the modem setup in the installation routine will not work.
>
> I also got WIN98 on another hard drive partition, so I searched the packages
> of debian via FTP and found "isdnutils", which I guess is the right thing.
It is the right thing provided that you used a potato (or stable) archive in
your /etc/apt/sources.list.
> But how can I install this package in Debian in order to use the ISDN card
> with it?
>
> I also mounted the other partition (with isdnutils on it) in Debian and told
> apt-get to use this path. But if I understood it right, I have to download
> ALL the packages from the FTP-Server in order to install some of them.
>
You don't have to download ALL the packages from the FTP-Server in order to
install some of them. apt-get and Debian packaging system are smart enough to
get you whatever you need when you are trying to install some package.
However I am not sure whether a defualt potato kernel has isdn support
compiled in. Are you getting lines that do not begin with the hash mark (#)
when you run
grep ISDN /boot/config*
?
> Ok thats it. I hope someone of you could understand my explanations and will
> try to help me.
What you did so far seems fine. Just keep going and you'll have what you want.
Beside help from this list, take a look at /usr/share/doc/isdnutils once
you'll have it installed.
> Thanks
> J. Ley
>
>
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