[Sorry for the late answer; I'm just way too busy these days..]
On Sat, 14 Apr 2001, John Marcum wrote:
> I have been trying to make a copy of the Debian CD-ROM and the
> "potato-i386-1.list" seems to have an error, typo most likely. The
> following three line have commas instead of underscore
On Sun, 15 Apr 2001, Mathew H Stewart wrote:
> I just finished using the "Pseudo-Image Kit" to get the iso image of
> 2.2_rev2 and wanted to comment on one minor thing in the "readme.txt"
> file. (btw, I was using the Windows .zip version)
>
> The example of the rsync command still shows /2.
On Mon, 16 Apr 2001, Vagn Scott wrote:
> Paul Smith wrote:
> >
> > just curious about the rational behind the cd-image creation process. why is
> > the pseudo-image step necessary? why not just rsync or ftp the .iso file
> > from a mirror? since the rsync step fills in the blanks, so to speak, o
Repository: debian-cd/tools
who:hertzog
time: Wed Apr 25 15:27:55 PDT 2001
Log Message:
* Now correctly parses the Release file (it broke when SHA1 field has been
added).
* TODO: Still have to generate the SHA1 field for the main tree.
Files:
changed:add_secured scanpacka
Hi,
You'll be pleased to hear that I gave open.hands.com (a.k.a
cdimage.debian.org) a brain transplant today, so instead of being an
Athlon on a VIA chipset motherboard, it's now a PIII 750, on an Intel
chipset, with 512MB of new RAM
Unless we're stunningly unlucky, this should mean that open wi
Philip Hands <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> What do people think about this? This matches the (slightly broken)
> state of the main archive at present, so either I kludge debian-cd
> to exclude bulkmail, or we wait (and wait?) for the archive to be
> fixed.
As I (IIRC) said on IRC, I'd suggest y
>I noticed on the Debian site there's a kit available to (apparently) roll
>your own CD images by using rdist to maintain local copies, which you can
>then use to lay out both a cd install image and network archive from which
>you can do a network install and incremental package update.
>What I'm
7 matches
Mail list logo
