c0ldfusi0n wrote:
Jon Dowland wrote:
On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 14:04:02 -0400, c0ldfusi0n <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:APT uses a file named sources.list located in /etc/apt in which you tell Apt what type of Debian installation you're running (stable, testing or unstable) and where you also specify where to get the packages.
APT (http://packages.debian.org/{stable|testing|unstable}/base/apt)
Which is a frontend for DPKG
(http://packages.debian.org/{stable|testing|unstable}/base/dpkg)
Ok but how? How does apt or dpkg determine the architecture - and thus how can it be instructed to use a different one?
Jack said "cross architechture"
Think, "I want to get powerpc stuff while I'm running on Itanic hardware."
Jack
If your target's running Debian, then you can use apt-get there to list the packages you need:
apt-get -y --print-uris install lyx | awk '/http:/ {print "wget " $1}'
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