On Thursday 07 February 2002 20:46, JC Portlock wrote: > Hey folks. > > With Woody changing as rapidly as it is, the update/upgrades are killing > me. I'm looking for the best program to allow me to take a laptop to where > I can get some bandwidth, download what I need for my home system onto the > laptop, and then update/upgrade from the laptop to the desktop. (My home > system is dialup only). I've always found apt-zip quite useful, it should be possible to use it with you're laptop too: suppose you have some directory on your laptop mounted via nfs then you might try apt-zip-list --skip-mount -m /mnt/laptop -a dist-upgrade -o tar=tar then fetch the packages with the newly created script and back at home do an apt-zip-inst --skip-mount -m /mnt/laptop -a dist-upgrade and your dist-upgrade should be finished :-) you could do the same with single packages, via apt-zip-list --skip-mount -m /mnt/zip -p {all the packages you want :-)} the rest should be as described above. cheers, Yven --
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