Frederik Eaton wrote:
> I'm running into the following problem. Whenever I try to configure
> 'locales' (which is whenever I try to install something with 'apt',
> since the configuration fails each time), I get the following error:
>
> # dpkg --configure locales
> Setting up locales
Hi all,
I'm running into the following problem. Whenever I try to configure
'locales' (which is whenever I try to install something with 'apt',
since the configuration fails each time), I get the following error:
# dpkg --configure locales
Setting up locales (2.3.5-3) ...
Generating
> Now I find it easier to restore a minimal verion ow Windows from a
> Linux-made
> backup rather than reinstall after a major Windows-doesn't-boot-anymore
> grade disaster. (happens every few months). Everyone using this system
> has been warned to avoid putting any essential data on the C: parti
On Sun, Jul 25, 2004 at 12:35:22PM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> You want something FREE to work, out of a "box" it didn't come in, when
> expensive Gatesware that you PAY for, in a fancy-pants
> marketing-droid-designed
> box with a hologram on it, DOESN'T work?? *WHERE* did you get
> the
> Now I've dl'd the Debian CD iso images and burned them to disks.
> This is with the 'Woody' 30r2-i386 set of seven CD's, plus the updates
> CD.
Okay, that's *exactly* what *I* did... except for the update CD
(hmmmm)
> But it breaks each time at
This is with the 'Woody' 30r2-i386 set of seven CD's, plus the updates CD.
> >
> > I started the install, and it went fine through the first part.
> >
> > But it breaks each time at 'Configuring Locales'. You can select more
> > locales, but the
> This probably isn't proper form, kosher or even cool... but... It's a quick way
> around the problem.
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forth. Do it slowly, a package or two at a time, and you should be fine.
> But it breaks each time at 'Configuring Locales'. You can select more
> locales, but the 'Enter' key will not give an 'accept' - it just sits there.
> No key on the keyboard will &#x
s.
This is with the 'Woody' 30r2-i386 set of seven CD's, plus the updates CD.
I started the install, and it went fine through the first part.
But it breaks each time at 'Configuring Locales'. You can select more
locales, but the 'Enter' key will not give an
On Fri, 2004-07-23 at 09:15, John Hechtman wrote:
> Now I've dl'd the Debian CD iso images and burned them to disks.
> This is with the 'Woody' 30r2-i386 set of seven CD's, plus the updates
> CD.
Are you intending this installation to be used for a production server,
or for a personal desktop?
I
27;ve dl'd the Debian CD iso images and burned them to disks.
This is with
the 'Woody' 30r2-i386 set of seven CD's, plus the updates
CD.
I started the
install, and it went fine through the first part.
But it breaks each time at 'Configuring Locales'. You can
Gary Turner wrote:
[...]
>
>I searched BTS for util-linux-locales, and/or Configuring Locale to no
>avail. I am not BTS fluent, so my search could be faulty.
>
>I may be wrong about the package in which I see the error, though doing
>"apt-get install --reinstall util-linux-locales" gave me the sa
On an apt-get upgrade, the util-linux-locales package is among the
upgraded packages in Sarge. The "Configuring Locales" screen comes up
and I would like to indicate "no change". The problem is that I am
unable to make a selection. The only option I seem to have is to sc
On 28-Feb-2002 Harry Putnam wrote:
> "Sean 'Shaleh' Perry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>>
>>> I have no special foreign language requirements and am a native
>>> enlglish speaker. Do I need to select the english ones?
>>>
>>
>> Everything will work fine for English speakers. If you want to ad
"Sean 'Shaleh' Perry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>
>> I have no special foreign language requirements and am a native
>> enlglish speaker. Do I need to select the english ones?
>>
>
> Everything will work fine for English speakers. If you want to add a locale
> later look at /etc/locale.gen a
>
> I have no special foreign language requirements and am a native
> enlglish speaker. Do I need to select the english ones?
>
Everything will work fine for English speakers. If you want to add a locale
later look at /etc/locale.gen and related docs (it will point you to them).
During the second phase of woody install, I see a screen that asks me
to configure locales. Seems to be no help on this screen and it isn't
mentioned in the install instructions.
How can I know what to do here? Will basic stuff be setup if I skip
this?
I am somewhat experienced in linux and inst
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