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Ron Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> On 02/20/07 13:15, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > I know this is OT, but I am running Debian Etch -I picked up a
> > new computer last light - 2.4 ghz with a dual core
> > p
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On 02/20/07 13:15, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I know this is OT, but I am running Debian Etch -I picked up a
> new computer last light - 2.4 ghz with a dual core
> processorput my hd from my old machine in it...and WOW! I
> thought Etch was fast b
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KS wrote:
>> For better performance (mainly copying from the CD to the DVD or vice
>> versa) IMO you're better off using the CD to the slave of the HD.
>>
>> Joe
> Wouldn't that tend to cause problems when when writing data from HDD to
> CD and also a
Joe Hart wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> I know this is OT, but I am running Debian Etch -I picked up a new computer
>> last light - 2.4 ghz with a dual core processorput my hd from my old
>> machine in it...and WOW! I thought Etch was fast before on my 450mhz P3.This
>> however is jus
On mar, 2007-02-20 at 19:15 +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I know this is OT, but I am running Debian Etch -
> I picked up a new computer last light - 2.4 ghz with a dual core
> processorput my hd from my old machine in it...and WOW! I thought
> Etch was fast before on my 450mhz P3.
>
> Th
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I know this is OT, but I am running Debian Etch -I picked up a new computer
> last light - 2.4 ghz with a dual core processorput my hd from my old
> machine in it...and WOW! I thought Etch was fast before on my 450mhz
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know this is OT, but I am running Debian Etch -
I picked up a new computer last light - 2.4 ghz with a dual core
processorput my hd from my old machine in it...and WOW! I thought
Etch was fast before on my 450mhz P3.
This however is just the lead in to a questi
I know this is OT, but I am running Debian Etch -I picked up a new computer
last light - 2.4 ghz with a dual core processorput my hd from my old
machine in it...and WOW! I thought Etch was fast before on my 450mhz P3.This
however is just the lead in to a question I am hoping the gurus here
I've been running sid for the past couple of years with no hitch.
I just bought a new machine last week. I connect to the internet via AT&T
cable which uses dhcp (and in my area, it is DEFINITELY dynamic, no futzing
around with the lets-pretend-its-static kludge is possible here). My problem
is
Rachel Andrew wrote:
> I have a CD with Potato on it, given that I am on a single band ISDN
> dial-up here am I best to install Potato and upgrade or is there
> somewhere I can download a CD image of Woody? (If so I could get my
> other half to download that at work on their DSL)
Most of the Woo
Hi
I'm looking forward to being able to play with the new box I am getting for
Christmas. Its for a dedicated Debian installation and I'll be also running
KDE on it. At the moment I have a P133 with is running Debian (Woody)
upgraded from Potato with KDE pulled from Sid.
Question
On Sun, 7 Oct 2001, Simon Law wrote:
> On Sun, 7 Oct 2001, Adahma Ashirah wrote:
>
> > and can't find any problems. Can anyone give me a list of ANY file that
> > might effect this process? I've tried for 2 days now, and I'm at wits
> > end.
> >
> Check your /etc/resolv.conf. Make sure yo
On Sunday 07 October 2001 17:17, Adahma Ashirah wrote:
> I've just re-installed Debian unstable onto a new box. At first it worked
> fine, but suddenly I cannot resolve anything. I can talk to the internal
> network, as well as the internet by IP address, but nothing resolve
On Sun, 7 Oct 2001, Adahma Ashirah wrote:
> I've just re-installed Debian unstable onto a new box. At first it worked
> fine, but suddenly I cannot resolve anything. I can talk to the internal
> network, as well as the internet by IP address, but nothing resolves.
> I'
Adahma Ashirah wrote:
I've just re-installed Debian unstable onto a new box. At first it worked
fine, but suddenly I cannot resolve anything. I can talk to the internal
network, as well as the internet by IP address, but nothing resolves.
I've been through all my files that I
I've just re-installed Debian unstable onto a new box. At first it worked
fine, but suddenly I cannot resolve anything. I can talk to the internal
network, as well as the internet by IP address, but nothing resolves.
I've been through all my files that I know to be involved in this pr
> "Frederik" == Frederik Vanrenterghem <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Frederik> On Tue, 28 Nov 2000, Philipp Schulte wrote:
>> I assume you have got potato-CDs? Then just install potato and change
>> your sources.list to the new paths (s/stable/unstable) and apt-get
>> dist-upgrad
>I'm currently waiting for my new box, which will have an Asus A7V
>motherboard, Duron CPU, Maxtor DiamondMax HD, and Matrox videocard.
>On my current system, I installed potato, after which I upgraded to
>Woody. As I've found some unofficial debian Woody CD images, I'
On Tue, 28 Nov 2000, Philipp Schulte wrote:
> I assume you have got potato-CDs? Then just install potato and change
> your sources.list to the new paths (s/stable/unstable) and apt-get
> dist-upgrade.
I would prefer not going through Potato, if possible (my Potato CD
image was burned while potato
On Tue, Nov 28, 2000 at 03:46:58PM +0100, Frederik Vanrenterghem wrote:
> I'm currently waiting for my new box, which will have an Asus A7V
> motherboard, Duron CPU, Maxtor DiamondMax HD, and Matrox videocard.
> On my current system, I installed potato, after which I upgraded to
&g
Hi,
I'm currently waiting for my new box, which will have an Asus A7V
motherboard, Duron CPU, Maxtor DiamondMax HD, and Matrox videocard.
On my current system, I installed potato, after which I upgraded to
Woody. As I've found some unofficial debian Woody CD images, I'd rather go
t
vice quite a few times, and even tried it
| once
| or twice myself without much luck...
|
| What on earth are you supposed to do after --set-selections?
dpkg --get-selections
will write package database info to standard out. you will have to do
dpkg --get-selections > nice_file
on the old bo
Quoth Colin Watson,
> You'll want to look at 'dpkg --get-selections' on the old box, and 'dpkg
> --set-selections' on the new one.
I know this is a bit of a clueless newbie question (which I'm not
really). I've seen this advice quite a few times, and even tried it once
or twice myself without muc
t;
>Is there a way to copy the exact package list of what I have installed now
>over to the new box ? .. so that when i run dselect on the new box .. all
>the packages that i now have will be selected .. and it will just start
>downloading and installing them etc.
You'll want to
I have installed now
over to the new box ? .. so that when i run dselect on the new box .. all
the packages that i now have will be selected .. and it will just start
downloading and installing them etc.
Im going to just use loadlin / deb install from dos partition method to
install deb on the new
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