> If "the Lloyder" wants another install idea I've always had good success
> by doing minimum floppy disk installs and using apt-get to download
> further packages.
I'd have to agree with this. It's extremely easy to do. You can also
download a bunch of stuff onto a (spare) partition first,
On Fri, Nov 02, 2001 at 08:29:11PM -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| I do not imagine that it was done in spite ;-) but the README
| talks about using "When using an FTP site",
| "When using an HTTP site", "It is advisable to verify this
| (e.g. using a web browser) before attempting the pseud
On Sat, 2001-11-03 at 18:54, Blars Blarson wrote:
> The pseudo-image kit is an overly-complicated dificult to use solution
> to a problem that was temporary. It attempts to distribute the
> bandwidth utilization, but it actually winds up increasing it in
> almost all instances.
>
> Ignore pik an
The pseudo-image kit is an overly-complicated dificult to use solution
to a problem that was temporary. It attempts to distribute the
bandwidth utilization, but it actually winds up increasing it in
almost all instances.
Ignore pik and just download the diban iso images.
http://linuxiso.org/ has
Ugg, what a rite challenging day... I am having a dandy of
a time "coming on board"... I put my ideological views aside and
decided to get this beast installed. It seems that my media (CD)
is bad... note to self do not discard deb CD in dusty pile for
six months. Still, I will not go back to
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