On Thu, 16 Sep 2004 19:24:26 +0200
Joris Huizer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I have another problem with the installation with Debian 3.0.
> > The installer only support two filesystem type: ext2 and xfs. I
> > prefer ext3 and reiserfs. So it is not convience for me. I
> > choose ext2 for instal
Lian Liming wrote:
Andrew Konosky wrote:
Hello,
I started out in Linux with RedHat 8.0, then 9.0, and now I run Fedora
Core 2 on my primary computer. I have used the Knoppix cd a lot, which
I know is based on Debian, so I wanted to try out the full version of
Debian. I just installed Debian on m
I recently installed woody on a server and did all security updates. Works
fine, except for a few packages not included (eg. usermin). I'm just using
it as a mail/web/print server. Wouldn't use it as desktop.
Easy network configuration the debian way:
# apt-get install etherconf
# dpkg-
> installation and when system is availble, the first thing is to convert
> the ext2 to ext3. Such conversion is not safe sometimes.
> I am confused that why "ext3" filesystem is not supported whithin the
> installer, is it unstable?
It probably didn't ship with Woody because it was probably sti
Andrew Konosky wrote:
Hello,
I started out in Linux with RedHat 8.0, then 9.0, and now I run Fedora
Core 2 on my primary computer. I have used the Knoppix cd a lot, which
I know is based on Debian, so I wanted to try out the full version of
Debian. I just installed Debian on my old computer, whi
Andrew Konosky wrote:
It is now a Win98SE/Debian 3.0 dual boot system.
I was a little uneasy about the text-only installation after getting
used to RedHat's anaconda installer and Suse's fully automatic YaST
(which is pretty cool if you've never tried it!), and even more
puzzled when I started u
> and the release date of Nov 21, 2003 explains that. So I have an
> out-of-date system.
Seriously out of date. It hasn't had any non-security upgrades since even
longer ago than that. It originally released in mid-2002.
> And lastly, any general tips/hint/suggestions?
I think if I were in y
On Wed, Sep 15, 2004 at 06:52:45PM -0500, Andrew Konosky wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I started out in Linux with RedHat 8.0, then 9.0, and now I run Fedora
> Core 2 on my primary computer. I have used the Knoppix cd a lot, which I
> know is based on Debian, so I wanted to try out the full version of
>
Hello,
I started out in Linux with RedHat 8.0, then 9.0, and now I run Fedora
Core 2 on my primary computer. I have used the Knoppix cd a lot, which I
know is based on Debian, so I wanted to try out the full version of
Debian. I just installed Debian on my old computer, which was running
SuSe 9
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