Re: Where is basedebs.tgz?

2001-12-24 Thread Simon Eilting
Mark Lanett wrote: Installing woody w/o net was hard because it doesn't have a single huge basedebs file any more. I had to read the debootstrap scripts and predownload all the listed debs myself. Also there was one missing from the list which caused the install to fail (probably fixed by now).

Re: Where is basedebs.tgz?

2001-12-23 Thread Mark Lanett
Installing woody w/o net was hard because it doesn't have a single huge basedebs file any more. I had to read the debootstrap scripts and predownload all the listed debs myself. Also there was one missing from the list which caused the install to fail (probably fixed by now). It is by far easier t

Re: Where is basedebs.tgz?

2001-12-23 Thread Shaul Karl
> I'm trying to install woody from the net. The documentation says I need > a file called 'base2_2.tgz' (this is for potato, right?), and the > installer says I need a file called 'basedebs.tgz'. The base2_2.tgz > doesn't seem to work and there's

Where is basedebs.tgz?

2001-12-23 Thread Simon Eilting
I'm trying to install woody from the net. The documentation says I need a file called 'base2_2.tgz' (this is for potato, right?), and the installer says I need a file called 'basedebs.tgz'. The base2_2.tgz doesn't seem to work and there's no 'basedebs.tg

Re: basedebs.tgz

2001-08-12 Thread Josh McKinney
On approximately Sun, Aug 12, 2001 at 05:50:41PM -0300, Rog?rio Brito wrote: > On Aug 12 2001, Peter Leipold wrote: > > I've found some mails written by developers that this file is not > > available anymore, but I didn't find the solution how to install the > > base system now??? > > I thin

Re: basedebs.tgz

2001-08-12 Thread Rogério Brito
On Aug 12 2001, Peter Leipold wrote: > I've found some mails written by developers that this file is not > available anymore, but I didn't find the solution how to install the > base system now??? I think that the new way of installation is that the boot-floppies grab the deb packa

basedebs.tgz

2001-08-12 Thread Peter Leipold
Hi, I'm a new Debian user (come from RedHat). I would like to install a Woody version. I'm using the compat/rescue floppy disk to install the system (download packages from network), but it fails when it tries to install the base system. The reason is a missing basedebs.tgz file.

Re: Where can I fine "basedebs.tgz" file for Woody

2001-08-10 Thread Stephen Jiang
Thanks Henrique! I will try your method. -- Stephen Jiang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> - Original Message - From: "Henrique de Moraes Holschuh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Stephen Jiang" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: Sent: Sunday, August 05, 2001 11:17 PM Subje

Where can I fine "basedebs.tgz" file for Woody

2001-08-05 Thread Stephen Jiang
Hi, I have tried to install Woody via internet. When up to "Install the Base System" part, it asked an address so that it can get a "basedebs.tgz" or a "Release" file.   So, I typed it as below: http://ftp.dists/testing/main/binary-i386/ in fact, I have tried di

Re: Where can I fine "basedebs.tgz" file for Woody

2001-08-05 Thread Bob Koss
I'm going to try another (my fifth) install tomorrow, following the steps you've posted below, and taking careful notes. The previous four installation attempts have not gone well and I've managed to end up in package dependency hell each time. Right now I have some bastardized version between p

Re: Where can I fine "basedebs.tgz" file for Woody

2001-08-05 Thread Henrique de Moraes Holschuh
On Sun, 05 Aug 2001, Stephen Jiang wrote: > Hi, I have tried to install Woody via internet. When up > to "Install the Base System" part, it asked an address > so that it can get a "basedebs.tgz" or a "Release" file. > > So, I typed it as below: >