So as a result of this hotplug problem, I've been through the install
for sarge a couple of times in the last few days, and this last one was
the most painfull install I've ever done (I've been running my own linux
box for 9 years now). When it gives you a choice for what kind of
machine to insta
> All thanks to the new hotplug probably. Move /etc/rcS.d/S40hotplug out
> of that dirctory, reboot. See if the machine reboots. If it doesn't, then
> manually start hotplug (/etc/init.d/hotplug start). If it then reboots,
> then file a bug on hotplug, work out the module that's causing the
> rebo
> > Let me start at the begining - I burned the rc1 cd netinstall candidate
> > for sarge on 6/21/04
>
> I doubt it, that was not released until this Saturday.
Ok - let me rephrase: I burned whatever was the most stable official cd
net-install image for sarge at the time.
> Check to see if hotp
Let me start at the begining - I burned the rc1 cd netinstall candidate
for sarge on 6/21/04, installed it, and everything was good for 2
months. Last friday, I was trying to fix the libpng vulnerability, and
in the process of installing aptitude, my apt-get replaced my libgcc1
and some other stu
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