lib6_3.2-1.deb) ...
Unpacking replacement xlib6 ...
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This is on the machine that has the problem.
Has anyone seen this problem? Any advice?
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I have a file system that was damaged, and I lost some files that had
been installed by dselect/dpkg. Is there some way to ask dselect/dpkg
to figure out the missing files and re-install them?
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s. A true meta key simply
turns on the msb of a generated character.
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>>>>> Andreas Kerzmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> >>>>> "Steve" == Steve Preston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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Steve> You need to 'split' the .deb files that are too big. This
Steve> requires dpkg-split, but
but I am not aware of a WIN95 version of this. If you
created a (relatively minimal) linux partition on your cdrom machine,
then you could split the .deb files and copy them to floppies.
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t will simply get out of sync. That is why
you see only six characters instead of the 9 in the "Password:"
prompt.
I don't know if ttyS1 can be configured to send more stop bits.
Perhaps your terminal can be configured to expect fewer.
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>>>>> Dale Scheetz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Fri, 7 Jun 1996, Steve Preston wrote:
>> One explanation that would fit this behavior is that your terminal
>> is configured to expect more stop bits than the linux box is
>> sending.
> This is a ve
se that foobar requires other packages. Wouldn't it then
make sense to do the --update-avail, then go into dselect to see what
other packages I may have to install as well. Then, if I either don't
have or don't want these other packages or don't have the disk space or
whatever, I can just forget about installing foobar.
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ll it using dpkg, but isn't there a way to tell
dselect about the new package?
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nection refused
> [ ... ]
My guess is that the new machine (koko) is not in the older machines
/etc/hosts files, or equivalently, not in your name server's database.
Some ftp daemons will refuse connections from anonymous IP addresses
(ie. IP addresses for which a machine name cannot be found).
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looking for a
directory named .../stable/binary, when the 1.1 beta distribution is
in .../unstable/binary.
After regaining familiarity with it, however, I really like dselect.
I don't see how a 80x24 chui could be made much better, while still
having all the power that it has.
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