official "testing" images kernel modules...

2003-02-13 Thread Tit \"Black\" Petric
Hi,

Im having a problem with installing deb on a linux only system, from the
sarge 80mb package iso. I have read the FAQ and found out that you only
offer support for USB keyboards for floppy distributions. I have an USB only
system, and no floppy drive inside the box, so you can guess im stuck. I can
switch USB keyboard support inside the BIOS not to react from the OS, but
after the kernel loads im stuck there without a registered keypress (ie,
keyboard stops working).

I see how you save space or something for the floppies this way, but to
exclude USB keyboard support inside the CD iso (network install), i really
do not see a point in that.

Is there any way i can build my own network install iso with USB support, or
that you supply me & the public with one of those? I dont see point in
saving space here :/

regards,
tit petric


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Re: official "testing" images kernel modules...

2003-02-13 Thread Richard Atterer
On Thu, Feb 13, 2003 at 02:11:37PM +0100, Tit Black Petric wrote:
> I have an USB only system, and no floppy drive inside the box, so you can
> guess im stuck.

You're not! :) If none of the netinst images supports USB, you can still
download only the first woody CD image. Then, enter "bf2.4" at its boot
prompt.

Anyway, ATM installing woody first and only then upgrading to sarge is 
better, since the sarge installation system is still under development. 

You seem to have misread the FAQ entry
 - if there's any change I could 
make to the wording to make things clearer, please tell me.

Cheers,

  Richard

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2

16

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3

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How to make a CDROM distribution

2003-02-13 Thread Rahmat M. Samik-Ibrahim
Hello:

Please let me know if this email should not be sent here, but either
to debian-boot or debian-users or other lists. Basically, I am
interested to put recent debian packages into a CDROM/RW -- so 
that I can update my PC at home which is not linked to the net.

Currently I am using a script like this:

% mkisofs -quiet -L -r -J -T -c boot.catalog -b \ 
 dists/stable/de2/disks-i386/current/images-2.88/bf2.4/rescue.bin \
 -m '*.iso' -V $DATE -o tmp/$IMAGE de2/

The problem is that I can not find any hints about how 
to modify "rescue.bin". 

Is there any "step-by-step" guide about:
* how to make a boot floopy?
* the script of building the Debian official CDROMs?
* the script of building "netinst"

The second problem is how to fetch debian packages. The current
apt tools a tightly related to the host on where it runs.
E.g. it will complain if fetching an existing package, etc.
I notice that even "jigdo" does not utilize the "apt" family.
Currently, I am extrating directly the information in
"Packages" for the package location information.

Last, I have no idea on how to check the dependencies.
Currently, overcome this problem by only fetching packages
from "dpkg --get-selections". Fortunately, the utility
"apt-ftparchive" will take care of multiple package
versions.

Thank you for any clues,

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Re: How to make a CDROM distribution

2003-02-13 Thread Peter Mann
On Fri, Feb 14, 2003 at 11:25:38AM +0700, Rahmat M. Samik-Ibrahim wrote:
> that I can update my PC at home which is not linked to the net.

/usr/share/doc/apt/offline.text.gz

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official "testing" images kernel modules...

2003-02-13 Thread Tit \"Black\" Petric
Hi,

Im having a problem with installing deb on a linux only system, from the
sarge 80mb package iso. I have read the FAQ and found out that you only
offer support for USB keyboards for floppy distributions. I have an USB only
system, and no floppy drive inside the box, so you can guess im stuck. I can
switch USB keyboard support inside the BIOS not to react from the OS, but
after the kernel loads im stuck there without a registered keypress (ie,
keyboard stops working).

I see how you save space or something for the floppies this way, but to
exclude USB keyboard support inside the CD iso (network install), i really
do not see a point in that.

Is there any way i can build my own network install iso with USB support, or
that you supply me & the public with one of those? I dont see point in
saving space here :/

regards,
tit petric




Re: official "testing" images kernel modules...

2003-02-13 Thread Richard Atterer
On Thu, Feb 13, 2003 at 02:11:37PM +0100, Tit Black Petric wrote:
> I have an USB only system, and no floppy drive inside the box, so you can
> guess im stuck.

You're not! :) If none of the netinst images supports USB, you can still
download only the first woody CD image. Then, enter "bf2.4" at its boot
prompt.

Anyway, ATM installing woody first and only then upgrading to sarge is 
better, since the sarge installation system is still under development. 

You seem to have misread the FAQ entry
 - if there's any change I could 
make to the wording to make things clearer, please tell me.

Cheers,

  Richard

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[no subject]

2003-02-13 Thread Toyoursuccess
Title: HURRY! Grab a Top1000 spot now! WAM4Charity has ARRIVED! 




HURRY!  WAM4Charity has ARRIVED! 
Secure your earliest position now at: 
http://www.wbassoc.net/signup.cfm?refererID=2278

Very few know about this emerging opportunity that is about to take the
Internet by storm! This is being sent EXCLUSIVELY to those individuals
identified by one of our Founders or Leadership Circle Members. If you have
received this, you are one of them! The TOP Level 5 Spots in our 4 X 6
Forced Matrix are WIDE OPEN! You are invited to secure one of 1000 positions
at the top of the Matrix. Once our Level 5 is completed, nobody else will
receive this OFFER! 
Get in BEFORE our 16 million + E-Mail Campaign! 
After these 1000 spots have been secured, we will be inviting over 10
MILLION income opportunity enthusiasts! And THEN, we will follow that up
with another 6 million e-mails! On top of the thousands who will join from
the huge E-Mail Campaign, we will also be placing extensive ads in many of
the industry's top circulation magazines. AND, this is JUST the beginning!

EVERYONE who joins from our massive Recruiting Campaign WILL be in the
downlines of those who are joining RIGHT NOW! YES, that means many will
be in YOUR downline! 
We fully expect to FILL the entire initial Matrix just on our recruiting
efforts ALONE! Compensation
WAM4Charity operates as a 4x6 Forced
Matrix
 - no member may have more than 4 Level 1
members.
Compensation is distributed accordingly:





Level

# of
Members

Money Per
Member

Totals


1

4

$8.00

$32.00


2

16

$1.00

$16.00


3

64

$1.00

$64.00


4

256

$4.00

$1024.00


5

1024

$5.00

$5120.00


6

4096

$2.00

$8192.00

 
 
 

$14,
448.00
 
You MUST join using this special link to become a part of the Top 1000...
If you join RIGHT NOW, we GUARANTEE you will have a downline just from
our own massive recruiting campaigns! We WILL fill this entire initial
4X6 Forced Matrix! Probably within the next few weeks! Get your people
in place NOW because we have NO DOUBT that we are going to FILL this Matrix
COMPLETELY with JUST our own Massive Recruiting Campaigns. Be a part of
it all! OR MISS OUT! The choice is yours! DETAILS about this emerging
opportunity are below: 
You will get: your own Referrer ID, access to the company website, group
management tools, web based training and support! WAM4Charity is simple and
to the point. What you see is what you get. Once you join, you'll get access
to your "Member" section. This is YOUR chance for something big. Join today!

Secure your earliest position now at: 
http://www.wbassoc.net/signup.cfm?refererID=2278

WAM4Charity is an online company that sells subscriptions to its
monthlynewsletter. The newsletter is distributed online at our
website,www.wam4charity.com. The
cost for the newsletter is $30 per month,which includes a donation to the
WAM4Charity.com Children's Fund. TheFund distributes contributions to
charities worldwide that deal withchildren's basic needs issues. The
newsletter highlights charities,chosen by the Fund's Board of Directors, to
be recipients of funding, andcharities that have applied to the Fund for
grant consideration. Information is provided about the applications
received, including abrief overview of the requesting organization, proposed
project, amountrequested, etc. 
As stated, a portion of each subscription payment is donated each monthto
the WAM4Charity.com Children's Fund to be distributed according
toestablished guidelines. As a paid subscriber, you will have
theopportunity to recommend charities to be considered by the Board
forfunding (see menu for Grant Guidelines and Application).
The newsletter will also contain fundraising tips from the Fund's
Executive Director who will address one or more topics each month based
on suggestions from paid subscribers.
Secure your earliest position now at: 
http://www.wbassoc.net/signup.cfm?refererID=2278

To our Success! WAM 4 Charity  
 
 






How to make a CDROM distribution

2003-02-13 Thread Rahmat M. Samik-Ibrahim
Hello:

Please let me know if this email should not be sent here, but either
to debian-boot or debian-users or other lists. Basically, I am
interested to put recent debian packages into a CDROM/RW -- so 
that I can update my PC at home which is not linked to the net.

Currently I am using a script like this:

% mkisofs -quiet -L -r -J -T -c boot.catalog -b \ 
 dists/stable/de2/disks-i386/current/images-2.88/bf2.4/rescue.bin \
 -m '*.iso' -V $DATE -o tmp/$IMAGE de2/

The problem is that I can not find any hints about how 
to modify "rescue.bin". 

Is there any "step-by-step" guide about:
* how to make a boot floopy?
* the script of building the Debian official CDROMs?
* the script of building "netinst"

The second problem is how to fetch debian packages. The current
apt tools a tightly related to the host on where it runs.
E.g. it will complain if fetching an existing package, etc.
I notice that even "jigdo" does not utilize the "apt" family.
Currently, I am extrating directly the information in
"Packages" for the package location information.

Last, I have no idea on how to check the dependencies.
Currently, overcome this problem by only fetching packages
from "dpkg --get-selections". Fortunately, the utility
"apt-ftparchive" will take care of multiple package
versions.

Thank you for any clues,

-- 
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Re: How to make a CDROM distribution

2003-02-13 Thread Peter Mann
On Fri, Feb 14, 2003 at 11:25:38AM +0700, Rahmat M. Samik-Ibrahim wrote:
> that I can update my PC at home which is not linked to the net.

/usr/share/doc/apt/offline.text.gz

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