Re: Broken Woody

2003-10-05 Thread Jerome R. Acks
On Sat, Oct 04, 2003 at 05:11:04PM -0400, Jack Dodds wrote: > Help! I had a working install of Woody on my P4. > > Then (probably showing my ignorance) I tried to install a recent version > of Abiword by adding a line specifying /unstable/main to my > /etc/apt/sources.list, and (from a characer

Broken Woody

2003-10-04 Thread Jack Dodds
Help! I had a working install of Woody on my P4. Then (probably showing my ignorance) I tried to install a recent version of Abiword by adding a line specifying /unstable/main to my /etc/apt/sources.list, and (from a characer mode screen) doing an apt-get install abiword. This resulted in the

Re: broken woody

2000-10-25 Thread Johann Spies
On Mon, Oct 23, 2000 at 03:57:12AM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > after a "apt-get dist-upgrade" my system (woody) seems quite broken. > Apache and lpd among other daemons/progs are nolonger working. Also > my system load average is shown (top) as being around 1.2 although > I can't see any ob

Re: broken woody

2000-10-23 Thread David Z. Maze
debian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: d> after a "apt-get dist-upgrade" my system (woody) seems quite d> broken. Yup, it happens.If this is a problem for you, don't run a distribution that advertises itself as "unstable". Or, even better, find the problem and file appropriate bug reports. --

broken woody

2000-10-22 Thread debian
Hello, after a "apt-get dist-upgrade" my system (woody) seems quite broken. Apache and lpd among other daemons/progs are nolonger working. Also my system load average is shown (top) as being around 1.2 although I can't see any obvious "culprit"-processes, and the system dosn't "feel" loaded. I'm