claiming to be Dragos, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> hello,
> it seems you are right; I got it wrong first time, and the only thing that
> resolved the issue was starting again (along with a reformat)
As it happens, I was about to try a reformat soon anyway =] The thing that
initially *caused* the p
claiming to be Karsten M. Self, said:
> You're apparently having problems with a program or system configuration
> issue, but you've provided far from enough information to be able to
> adequately address or resolve the issue.
My bad =P
> Please note that you are the person in the best position
How do you people install this? I have tried using potato floppies then
changing apt sources, and downloading woody floppies and then I get a
malformed release file error?
Obviously people have managed to get woody installed, I am just missing
something?
TIA,
Michael
claiming to be David Purton, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> FWIW, my bios clock is set to localtime (as occasionally I do boot to
> windows), my timezome is set (using tzconfig) to australia/adelaide,
> which is normally GMT -9:30, except at the moment we are on daylight
> saving time, so I guess it'
Hi all,
Yesterday I posted a message regarding a problem I was having with dselect
and Perl 5.6. I last night decided to download the testing floppy disk set
(dated 14 Nov) and booted from it.
I have got to installing the base system. I am trying to do a network
install. I enter the address of my
Hi all,
Sorry about the cross-post, but I'm not really sure which list I should be
posting to.
I have a disk set which I downloaded for 2.2_r3 stable a few months ago.
Last night, I reinstalled from this set, then configured apt to use both
stable/main and testing/main (testing because I need per
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