RE: apt-cache again!

Yes but if you've made a mistake how do you say "no that's not what I meant" after you've already said yes -Original Message- From: Preben Randhol [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 29 April 2002 11:49 To: Satelle, StevenX Cc: Debian User List (E-mail

RE: apt-cache again!

and then press enter it gives me the same original depency listing where it wants to remove all the packages. That is what I am looking for, how to clear dselects memory -Original Message- From: Preben Randhol [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 26 April 2002 14:25 To: Satelle, StevenX

apt-cache again!

Ok, I'll try to explain this better. Where does dselect store its listing of tasks. If you tell it to download 20 packages from the web and it downloads and installs 18 of them. The next time you say install it will include the 2 packages it didn't download last time. Even after rebooting or updati

RE: PPP dial-up problem

Have you just upgraded you kernel 2.4? I did and afterwards I tried to dial up and got the same error, a search tells me the problem is that when you upgrade your kernel you also need to upgrade pppd. I haven't tested it yet but I think it will work -Original Message- From: Patrick Da

RE: apt-cache

it i'll be back! -Original Message- From: ben [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 21 April 2002 10:26 To: debian-user@lists.debian.org Subject: Re: apt-cache On Sunday 21 April 2002 02:18 am, Satelle, StevenX wrote: > Does anyone know how to clear the cache for apt. I dont mean /var/ca

apt-cache

Does anyone know how to clear the cache for apt. I dont mean /var/cache/apt I mean when I start to install some packages using dselect after making a mistake in the sources.list, it reads it into the cache but cant install. I've manualy gone in and unselected the packages put if I say install after

RE: Can't connect to internet with new kernel

More to the point since I just updated to 2.4.18 myself and noticed on reboot no nic. whats in /lib/modules. did you run make modules? if your driver (3c509x.o I think) is in there insmod it and your network should come back -Original Message- From: David Smead [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Se

sneakernet apt

I'm running 2 separate machines which have no connection between each other. One (mach-1) has an always on high speed web connection. The other (mach-2) doesn't. Both running Debian-2.2r5. installed from CD. I want to download updates on mach-1 and get a copy of /var/cache/apt onto mach-2 (via a wi

RE: dosemu: com ports: /var/lock - UNSUBSCRIBE

does this not seem a little childish to you? You could read the bottom of any debian list email. the info is there To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message- From: Jonathan Tabaco [mailto:[EMAIL PROTEC