Lisi wrote:
You will do a standard installation, that is, you will install only
the minimum environment.
Use d-i 'install' (I add 'vga=791') take all the defaults and when it
asks via tasksel what to install, install nothing. You end up with a
minimum system that is very usable but has
On Friday 04 March 2011 09:21:01 Andrei Popescu wrote:
> On Vi, 04 mar 11, 08:55:17, Lisi wrote:
> > You will do a standard installation, that is, you will install
> > only the minimum environment.
>
> As I understand it 'standard' in this context refers to packages up to
> (and including) standa
On Vi, 04 mar 11, 08:55:17, Lisi wrote:
> You will do a standard installation, that is, you will install only
> the minimum environment.
As I understand it 'standard' in this context refers to packages up to
(and including) standard priority. If you don't know what I'm talking
about see 'apt-
You will do a standard installation, that is, you will install only
the minimum environment.
I have been given this instruction and am having problems interpretting it,
since The Debian site says (a propos of Sarge, but the course material was
written some years ago):
In a default Debian 3
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