> 1) When this is all done, will settings in /etc, such as my network > settings be changed?
apt-get always asks you before overwriting a /etc file. Just select 'no' (the default, iirc) and it will leave the /etc settings untouched. (It will do this for each /etc/ file separately, so you can clobber some and not others.) Also, I believe apt-get makes backups of /etc files you tell it to overwrite (someone correct me if i'm wrong?) > 2) Will the kernel be replaced? No. > > It's not a big deal if it changes these things. In fact, I'd like to get > the installation to be as "pure" Debian as I can get. My internet > connection depends on both of these items, and I'd like to know if/when it > will be affected. > > john > > > > -- > Unsubscribe? mail -s unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] < /dev/null >
