install-info/dpkg b0rked ?

Hi, Currently a few packages(example: sed, findutils) ave been failing to install on my Debian testing system. The problem seems to be a cryptic error message which comes up when I run apt. Here's the output: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ sudo apt-get -f install Reading package lists... Done Building depe

Re: GNOME meta-package broken in Testing ?

Hi, > The current versions of gnome-core and evolution in Etch are 2.12.3 and > 2.4.2.1-2, respectively. So the dependencies should be satisfied. > > Please check the file /etc/apt/sources.list, run 'apt-get update', and > try again. > > If it still does not work, run 'apt-get dist-upgrade -s' (no

GNOME meta-package broken in Testing ?

Hi, I'm facing this probelm in Etch. I installed Debian(Desktop) using the Sarge CD. Migrated apt to testing and upgraded all packages.GNOME however did not upgrade. I tried upgrading GNOME with : apt-get install gnome-desktop-environment but got the following error. === Since you only requested

RE: Installing Nvidia Drivers in Sarge

HI Paul, > now here's an additional tip, if you run multiple kernels, the script > will only install it on one version of the kernel, boo hoo! so that > means you need to install nvidia everytime you switch > kernels. The easy > hack around this is to extract the the files from the script >

RE: Installing Nvidia Drivers in Sarge(Solved)

Running the default installer with the -ae (expert mode) switch worked . (BThanks (B (B- (B .''`. Toufeeq Hussain (B: :' : Debian-Sarge User (B`. `'` Infosys,Chennai (B `- (B---

Installing Nvidia Drivers in Sarge

ernel version 2.6.8.1 (Sarge default) Geforce FX5900 Regards, Toufeeq Hussain - .''`. Toufeeq Hussain : :' : Debian-Sarge User `. `'` Infosys,Chennai `- --

RE: I don't want games!!!

remove kde-core > Thanks for the info. --------- .''`. Toufeeq Hussain : :' : Debian-Sarge User `. `'` Infosys,Chennai `- --

RE: I don't want games!!!

, > > David. > > I have both GNOME and KDE on Sarge. I have never used KDE and I want to remove it. Will `apt-get --remove kde` completely and leave the system intact? I don't want GNOME affected in any way. Regards, - .''`. Toufeeq Hussain : :' : Debian-Sarge User `. `'` Infosys,Chennai `- --