Kai Grossjohann wrote:
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> > Thomas Degner writes:
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> Tom> However, using 'deselect' i cannot use *different*
> Tom> source media during *one* deselect session. I.e.
> Tom> i cannot say look for 'buzz' on CD and for 'non-free'
> Tom> on my hard drive /zip drive.
>
> There used to be
> Thomas Degner writes:
Tom> However, using 'deselect' i cannot use *different*
Tom> source media during *one* deselect session. I.e.
Tom> i cannot say look for 'buzz' on CD and for 'non-free'
Tom> on my hard drive /zip drive.
There used to be a time when you could select a special
It is possible to install the individual packages you want
from non-free "by hand" with dpkg: dpkg -i some_package.deb.
Then, you can run dselect to take care of dependency problems
and configuration problems if any exist.
Luck. Syrus.
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Hi ,
recently i installed a Debian-Linux from the Sep. 96
Infomagic Dev. Resource on my computer at home.
i also like to install the non-free packages, which are
NOT included on the CD.
I got at least a part of the non-free package via ftp
at my office, transfered the files to my home
using a
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