Maybe
you should use 'dpkg ' in this
situation.
Yes
deselect is awkward
And
I'm using Windows 2K and MS Outlook :-(((
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15:03To: debian-user@lists.debian.orgSubject: Dselect -
a diffi
ally I don't' think this will work. tar cannot be used as a pure
filter. Try this
tar -cf - FILE | gzip -c | uudencode file.tgz | mail .
or even
tar -czf - FILE | uudencode file.tgz | mail .
(I don't have a Linux box handy to test this, but it looks about right
:-). )
Regards
to
install nothing and then add stuff in by hand.
YMMV
Regards,
Alec
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is not until 1Q98
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Alec
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le will work under Linux using iBCS module, there are detailed
instructions somewhere on the Web. The bummer is that you can use
ESQL/C.
Have fun
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Alec
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ess that may be a little late. We could hack together some scripts
before then as a bridge.
Thanks
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Alec
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profiles
2) Creating tools to extract files required to install a specific
profile.
Anyone have an inside track on the Deity delivery schedule?
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Alec
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not have to throw everthing else off. A friend has suggested
that the size of a Jazz drive (96Mb) is a good target.
Apart from that you are correct. It would be unfortunate if CD vendors
started offering multiple versions of Debian. I think there should only
be one Official CD set with tools to al
>
>That's why the name Debian-lite makes me sick. It reminds me of those
>commercial products where you have to pay for a full version of the
>product.
OK. How about Debian-Desktop? (Debian-BBS, Debian-ISP etc)
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Alec
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>On Fri, 1 Aug 1997, Alec Clews wrote:
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>> +To provide tools to extract the files required to create Debian-lite as
>> a subset (100Mb?) suitable for inclusion on a CD with other software
>
>I think should be better that the user installation option produces the
>
this functionality
in the Official Debian distribution? Does the SPI board have view on any
of this?
Comments please.
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Alec
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p in the Official CD set and add stuff as
they need to.
i.e. the only thing special about Debian-lite is that you don't get get
much choice when you first install the system.
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Alec
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be clever and call it Debian-lite :-).
Please email me if
1) You are intrested in *using* such a (free) product.
2) You can help or have already done some work on this approach.
If this is already a work in progress please let me know.
If there is enough interest I will see about setting up an
infra
.
Please email me if
1) You are intrested in *using* such a (free) product.
2) You can help or have already done some work on this approach.
If this is already a work in progress please let me know.
If there is enough interest I will see about setting up an
infrastructure.
Regards,
Alec
27;t work for
all stuff so some thing will need to be excluded) and some extra setup
scripts. I noticed on the LDP a reference to a Simple Entry Level Linux,
I will look into this. Other people must have done similiar work for
other distributions and there must be an awful lot already in the Debian
this before
2) Does anyone have any opinons
3) Is anyone intrested in the results
Regards,
Alec
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ascii characters put it back.
>
I think /etc/issue might be a better choice 'cause it gets displayed by
getty I believe
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s now running 2.0.27 and is back on the net!
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link it
with
the RSAREF library rather than MPILIB. Note that RSAREF is NOT
included
in this distribution, so if you are a US user, it is probably
easier to
get a copy of the original MIT 2.6.2 release."
>From your email address I am guessing that you need the US version
ppp' gives me an error of 'device
unavailable'. Is there something I need to do to get ifconfig to
recognize the PPP device?
When dummy and ppp were compiled as modules I couldn't even configure
the dummy device:-(.
Any advice gratefully received
Thanks
Regards,
Alec
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