David Whedon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Good point. I haven't look at how debootstrap handles this situation. In any
> case the problem should be fixed with debootstrap rather than having
> boot-floppies hack around it, since debootstrap is a generally useful tool.
Ah, I love that. Fewer places can be our fault!
> I'll take a look at debootstrap.
Merci. Ideally the testers should catch stuff like this, but you
know....
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