> From: "Kevin Wang" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Actually, if you installed with Woody and afterwards change sources
> list to
> testing, everything would go mad.
>
> So just use sarge to install if that's what finally you like to use.
It should not be a problem to use dist upgrade, you will replace
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Subject: Going to install testing: should I use sarge or woody installer?
> Hi ,
>
> I'm going to install a new machine on Debian, and I will surely follow
> testing, as I've been used to for years.
>
> Neverthel
begin quotation of Thierry Michalowski on 2004-10-23 16:58:41 +0200:
> The question is : should I nevertheless proceed with a woody
> installation CD , manually change my sources.list and apt-get
> dist-upgrade at will ?
> Or should I use the sarge-rc1 CD install ?
You should use the new debia
Hi ,
I'm going to install a new machine on Debian, and I will surely follow
testing, as I've been used to for years.
Nevertheless, installing a new machine with woody today, just to upgrade
it to testing (and I do want a 2.6 linux kernel!) looks cumbersome.
The question is : should I nevertheles
On Wednesday, February 12, 2003 00:57, Kesav Tadimeti wrote:
> I am thinking of installing Debian. I do not, however, want to spend too
> much time doing that. I have installed FreeBSD 4.3 before, so I'd like to
> know if Debian (Woody) installation is as easy/difficult as FreeBSD.
They're a littl
On Tue, Feb 11, 2003 at 03:39:41PM +0100, Lukas Ruf wrote:
> * Kesav Tadimeti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2003-02-11 15:37]:
>
> > I am thinking of installing Debian. I do not, however, want to spend too
> > much time doing that. I have installed FreeBSD 4.3 before, so I'd like to
> > know if Debian (Woo
* Kesav Tadimeti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [11-02-2003 15:38]:
> I am thinking of installing Debian. I do not, however, want to spend too
> much time doing that. I have installed FreeBSD 4.3 before, so I'd like to
> know if Debian (Woody) installation is as easy/difficult as FreeBSD.
I _think_ Debian _m
* Kesav Tadimeti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2003-02-11 15:37]:
> I am thinking of installing Debian. I do not, however, want to spend too
> much time doing that. I have installed FreeBSD 4.3 before, so I'd like to
> know if Debian (Woody) installation is as easy/difficult as FreeBSD.
>
I have not inst
Hi all,
I am thinking of installing Debian. I do not, however, want to spend too
much time doing that. I have installed FreeBSD 4.3 before, so I'd like to
know if Debian (Woody) installation is as easy/difficult as FreeBSD.
Second, are most of the application packages (.DEB) contained within the
7
hello,
have machine that would like to install debian on, but before i install
i want to backup the entire disk to an nfs share.
This is the procdure i am attempting to use:
1. boot from woody binary-1 cd using 'vanilla' [-is a nasty advent5372
laptop, crashses if i boot with bf24]
2. alt-f2
The dev page on the Debian website says that the Woody installer is not yet
available on CDs. If I get a CD set of the latest Woody now, will I get the
Woody installer? (Anything has got to be better than the AWFUL potato
installer ;-)
--
Penguin
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
"Girls are for ple
Hi,
I'm happily using potato, but my attempts to upgrade to woody have been
frustrated by what looks like a bug.
After selecting/formatting partitions, and just as the device selection
menu is coming up, the menu shuts down and takes me to the 'enter
hostname' menu, without giving me a chance to
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