On Mon, Jan 20, 2003 at 10:16:02AM -0500, Matej Cepl wrote:
> Kurt Sys wrote:
> > To be honest, I had some troubles with dselect too... After
> > I had some thing installed 'automatically' etc, it messed up my
> > laptop once. OK, this might partially due
On Mon, Jan 20, 2003 at 10:16:02AM -0500, Matej Cepl wrote:
> Kurt Sys wrote:
> > To be honest, I had some troubles with dselect too... After
> > I had some thing installed 'automatically' etc, it messed up my
> > laptop once. OK, this might partially due
Kurt Sys wrote:
> To be honest, I had some troubles with dselect too... After
> I had some thing installed 'automatically' etc, it messed up my
> laptop once. OK, this might partially due to myself because of
> being 'unconcentrated'. I simply don't use dselect
Kurt Sys wrote:
> To be honest, I had some troubles with dselect too... After
> I had some thing installed 'automatically' etc, it messed up my
> laptop once. OK, this might partially due to myself because of
> being 'unconcentrated'. I simply don't use dselect
Hello,
To be honest, I had some troubles with dselect too... After I had some
thing installed 'automatically' etc, it messed up my laptop once. OK,
this might partially due to myself because of being 'unconcentrated'. I
simply don't use dselect anymore. Just 'a
Hello,
To be honest, I had some troubles with dselect too... After I had some
thing installed 'automatically' etc, it messed up my laptop once. OK,
this might partially due to myself because of being 'unconcentrated'. I
simply don't use dselect anymore. Just 'a
I didn't use dselect now for a long time, but i remember the feeling when i
moved to aptitude: ah, _that's it_.
It's far more illustrative and easier to oversee problems with it's tree
structured info-link-like movement, and colors.
If you give it a try, note that there migh
On Sun, Jan 19, 2003 at 11:56:45AM -0500, Paul King wrote:
> Dselect is now trying to make design decisions on my computer against my
> wishes. I thought only GatesWare did that. But I digress.
>
> I have installed WordPerfect Office 2000 on my laptop. dselect reports these
>
I didn't use dselect now for a long time, but i remember the feeling when i
moved to aptitude: ah, _that's it_.
It's far more illustrative and easier to oversee problems with it's tree
structured info-link-like movement, and colors.
If you give it a try, note that there migh
On Sun, Jan 19, 2003 at 11:56:45AM -0500, Paul King wrote:
> Dselect is now trying to make design decisions on my computer against my
> wishes. I thought only GatesWare did that. But I digress.
>
> I have installed WordPerfect Office 2000 on my laptop. dselect reports these as
On Sun, Jan 19, 2003 at 11:56:45AM -0500, Paul King wrote:
> Dselect is now trying to make design decisions on my computer against my
> wishes. I thought only GatesWare did that. But I digress.
>
> I have installed WordPerfect Office 2000 on my laptop. dselect reports these
>
Dselect is now trying to make design decisions on my computer against my
wishes. I thought only GatesWare did that. But I digress.
I have installed WordPerfect Office 2000 on my laptop. dselect reports these as
brokenly installed packages but the apps work fine. The next time I use
dselect, it
On Sun, Jan 19, 2003 at 11:56:45AM -0500, Paul King wrote:
> Dselect is now trying to make design decisions on my computer against my
> wishes. I thought only GatesWare did that. But I digress.
>
> I have installed WordPerfect Office 2000 on my laptop. dselect reports these as
Dselect is now trying to make design decisions on my computer against my
wishes. I thought only GatesWare did that. But I digress.
I have installed WordPerfect Office 2000 on my laptop. dselect reports these as
brokenly installed packages but the apps work fine. The next time I use
dselect, it
A capital R when you're in the first "conflict" screen has always worked
for me... "Revert", I think it probably stands for...
Nate
Roger Ward wrote:
While trying to unselect/select a large number of packages, I have messed up
which packages dselect thinks I want i
A capital R when you're in the first "conflict" screen has always worked
for me... "Revert", I think it probably stands for...
Nate
Roger Ward wrote:
While trying to unselect/select a large number of packages, I have messed up which packages dselect thinks I want inst
Sorry for a maybe stupid answer:
Use aptitude...
man, 2002-12-30 kl. 17:27 skrev Roger Ward:
> While trying to unselect/select a large number of packages, I have messed up
> which packages dselect thinks I want installed.
>
> Is there a way to tell dselect to reset its change
Sorry for a maybe stupid answer:
Use aptitude...
man, 2002-12-30 kl. 17:27 skrev Roger Ward:
> While trying to unselect/select a large number of packages, I have messed up which
>packages dselect thinks I want installed.
>
> Is there a way to tell dselect to reset its change
While trying to unselect/select a large number of packages, I have messed up
which packages dselect thinks I want installed.
Is there a way to tell dselect to reset its changes to what is currently
installed? or a separate file for the "new" changes you make before actually
removing/
While trying to unselect/select a large number of packages, I have messed up which
packages dselect thinks I want installed.
Is there a way to tell dselect to reset its changes to what is currently installed? or
a separate file for the "new" changes you make before actually removing/
le.
Then, use the apt method of Dselect and you're all set.
a.
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ed debian/dists/woody/main/binary-i386 but it won't work.
The packages are in debian/pool/main/
Or run apt-cdrom to add the cd-rom to /etc/apt/sources.list and use
the apt method with dselect.
le.
Then, use the apt method of Dselect and you're all set.
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Hi
I am installing Woody 3.0 on an IBM Thinkpad 240.
I have mounted my external cd rom drive ok, but I am having trouble
selecting the directory on the cd rom to install packages.
I have tried debian/dists/woody/main/binary-i386 but it won't work.
What am I doing wrong?
Cheers
Nick
Hi
I am installing Woody 3.0 on an IBM Thinkpad 240.
I have mounted my external cd rom drive ok, but I am having trouble
selecting the directory on the cd rom to install packages.
I have tried debian/dists/woody/main/binary-i386 but it won't work.
What am I doing wrong?
Cheers
Nick
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I attempted to upgrade to Woody 3.0 but I still need to update the kernel.
After upgrading it disabled my cd rom or PCMCIA port. My cdrom is not
getting any power to it and in dselect it says the access method area is
already locked? How can I reactivate my cd rom? I presume it has just
stopped
I attempted to upgrade to Woody 3.0 but I still need to update the kernel.
After upgrading it disabled my cd rom or PCMCIA port. My cdrom is not
getting any power to it and in dselect it says the access method area is
already locked? How can I reactivate my cd rom? I presume it has just
stopped
> Hi There
>
> Please can somebody help with my Debian Woody installation.
>
> In dselect if I choose access I have no option for cd rom. What should
> I type to get the cd rom setup so I can get cracking and install X.
>
> I have a dual boot of Windowz and Linux, currently
> Hi There
>
> Please can somebody help with my Debian Woody installation.
>
> In dselect if I choose access I have no option for cd rom. What should
> I type to get the cd rom setup so I can get cracking and install X.
>
> I have a dual boot of Windowz and Linux, c
On 04-Apr-2002 Nick wrote:
> Hi There
>
> Please can somebody help with my Debian Woody installation.
>
> In dselect if I choose access I have no option for cd rom. What should I type
> to get the cd rom setup so I can get cracking and install X.
>
> I have a dual b
Hi There
Please can somebody help with my Debian Woody
installation.
In dselect if I choose access I have no
option for cd rom. What should I type to get the cd rom setup so I can get
cracking and install X.
I have a dual boot of Windowz and Linux, currently
Lilo only boots Linux how
On 04-Apr-2002 Nick wrote:
> Hi There
>
> Please can somebody help with my Debian Woody installation.
>
> In dselect if I choose access I have no option for cd rom. What should I type
> to get the cd rom setup so I can get cracking and install X.
>
> I have a dual b
Hi There
Please can somebody help with my Debian Woody
installation.
In dselect if I choose access I have no
option for cd rom. What should I type to get the cd rom setup so I can get
cracking and install X.
I have a dual boot of Windowz and Linux, currently
Lilo only boots Linux how
Hello,
> Are you upgrading to unstable or testing? I remember seeing something
> like
> this in testing a few weeks ago. Once you get all the packages
> installed,
> it should go away...
I was upgrading to unstable. Interesting: Another computer, which I have
updated every two weeks (more or l
Hello,
> Are you upgrading to unstable or testing? I remember seeing something
> like
> this in testing a few weeks ago. Once you get all the packages
> installed,
> it should go away...
I was upgrading to unstable. Interesting: Another computer, which I have
updated every two weeks (more or
On Sat, Apr 14, 2001 at 08:08:41PM +0200, Andreas Tscharner wrote:
> Hello World,
>
> I have installed Debian 2.2rc0 on my new computer, and wanted to make an
> upgrade. I use apt through dselect. In my sources.list (in /etc/apt/) I
> inserted the german official mirror, mad
On Sat, Apr 14, 2001 at 08:08:41PM +0200, Andreas Tscharner wrote:
> Hello World,
>
> I have installed Debian 2.2rc0 on my new computer, and wanted to make an
> upgrade. I use apt through dselect. In my sources.list (in /etc/apt/) I
> inserted the german official mirror, mad
> Hello World,
>
> I have installed Debian 2.2rc0 on my new computer, and wanted to make an
> upgrade. I use apt through dselect. In my sources.list (in /etc/apt/) I
> inserted the german official mirror, made an update and entered "Install".
> After having downloa
Hello World,
I have installed Debian 2.2rc0 on my new computer, and wanted to make an
upgrade. I use apt through dselect. In my sources.list (in /etc/apt/) I
inserted the german official mirror, made an update and entered "Install".
After having downloaded all packages, it makes a packa
> Hello World,
>
> I have installed Debian 2.2rc0 on my new computer, and wanted to make an
> upgrade. I use apt through dselect. In my sources.list (in /etc/apt/) I
> inserted the german official mirror, made an update and entered "Install".
> After having downloa
Hello World,
I have installed Debian 2.2rc0 on my new computer, and wanted to make an
upgrade. I use apt through dselect. In my sources.list (in /etc/apt/) I
inserted the german official mirror, made an update and entered "Install".
After having downloaded all packages, it makes a pa
On Fri, 17 Nov 2000, Adam C Powell IV wrote:
> > Yeah I tried to Upgrade my desktop with dselect instead of apt-get and
> dpkg
> > And I trashed my system :-( I finally got it working enough to boot
> so I can
> > recover my files, but unless someone can show me a b
On Fri, 17 Nov 2000, Adam C Powell IV wrote:
> > Yeah I tried to Upgrade my desktop with dselect instead of apt-get and
> dpkg
> > And I trashed my system :-( I finally got it working enough to boot
> so I can
> > recover my files, but unless someone can show me a b
f packages installed
> but
> not configured properly.
>
> When I went back thru the documentation ... it warned me of this, I just did
> not
> read it. My mistake, getting too lazy to read manuals.
Right, but I've had this problem with "apt-get dist-upgrade" too
ists.debian.org
hazelsct Subject:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> G'Day !
>
> Yeah I tried to Upgrade my desktop with dselect instead of apt-get and dpkg
>
> And I trashed my system :-( I finally got it working enough to boot so I can
> recover my files, but unless someone can show me a better way, I w
On Friday 17 November 2000 11:22, m.nine.six wrote:
> don't use dselect. use apt-get and dpkg
>
> > Thanks for your help in advance.
> > Andreas
Is there a way to get apt-get or dpkg to tell you about suggested packages?
This can make the difference between having
installed but
> not configured properly.
>
> When I went back thru the documentation ... it warned me of this, I just did not
> read it. My mistake, getting too lazy to read manuals.
Right, but I've had this problem with "apt-get dist-upgrade" too. That's not a
ds
hazelsct Subject:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> G'Day !
>
> Yeah I tried to Upgrade my desktop with dselect instead of apt-get and dpkg
> And I trashed my system :-( I finally got it working enough to boot so I can
> recover my files, but unless someone can show me a better way, I will
G'Day !
Yeah I tried to Upgrade my desktop with dselect instead of apt-get and dpkg
And I trashed my system :-( I finally got it working enough to boot so I can
recover my files, but unless someone can show me a better way, I will need to
reinstall from scratch then do a restore
Andreas Tscharner wrote:
>
> Hello Debian-World,
>
> I wanted to update my system yesterday with dselect, but somehow, I must
> have typed something wrong, because dselect wants to remove some important
> .debs (although they are marked as installed).
> My question: How
On Friday 17 November 2000 11:22, m.nine.six wrote:
> don't use dselect. use apt-get and dpkg
>
> > Thanks for your help in advance.
> > Andreas
Is there a way to get apt-get or dpkg to tell you about suggested packages?
This can make the difference b
G'Day !
Yeah I tried to Upgrade my desktop with dselect instead of apt-get and dpkg
And I trashed my system :-( I finally got it working enough to boot so I can
recover my files, but unless someone can show me a better way, I will need to
reinstall from scratch then do a restore
Andreas Tscharner wrote:
>
> Hello Debian-World,
>
> I wanted to update my system yesterday with dselect, but somehow, I must
> have typed something wrong, because dselect wants to remove some important
> .debs (although they are marked as installed).
> My question: How
Hello Debian-World,
I wanted to update my system yesterday with dselect, but somehow, I must
have typed something wrong, because dselect wants to remove some important
.debs (although they are marked as installed).
My question: How do I tell dselect to "forget" this stupid selectio
Hello Debian-World,
I wanted to update my system yesterday with dselect, but somehow, I must
have typed something wrong, because dselect wants to remove some important
.debs (although they are marked as installed).
My question: How do I tell dselect to "forget" this stupid selectio
IDE pinout (in older boxes, maybe a 3.5" IDE) to match the
inner port (which really -is- proprietary)
For instance that was true of my Sager NP3600.
It doesn't means it's not a PITA tho, or that you necessarily want to
take a system apart when you might not have to.
> I'm thinking of simply restarting from scratch with the floppies but not
> using dselect, which seems to be a large part of your suggestion.
>
> Thanks,
> Tim
That will probably work.
* Heather Stern * star@ many places *
IDE pinout (in older boxes, maybe a 3.5" IDE) to match the
inner port (which really -is- proprietary)
For instance that was true of my Sager NP3600.
It doesn't means it's not a PITA tho, or that you necessarily want to
take a system apart when you might not have to.
> I'
ngle root partition, everything going into it? OK, you can
> > run with 104MB, but you don't have much room. You'll have to be really
> > choosy about what you install, and only install a few packages at a
> > time, remembering to "hold" (if you're using
ngle root partition, everything going into it? OK, you can
> > run with 104MB, but you don't have much room. You'll have to be really
> > choosy about what you install, and only install a few packages at a
> > time, remembering to "hold" (if you're
ut you don't have much room. You'll have to be really
> choosy about what you install, and only install a few packages at a
> time, remembering to "hold" (if you're using dselect, which I recommend)
> Up To Date packages so that when they're updated, they won&
ut you don't have much room. You'll have to be really
> choosy about what you install, and only install a few packages at a
> time, remembering to "hold" (if you're using dselect, which I recommend)
> Up To Date packages so that when they're updated, they won&
sy about what you install, and only install a few packages at a
time, remembering to "hold" (if you're using dselect, which I recommend)
Up To Date packages so that when they're updated, they won't
automatically get installed, clogging up your limited space for /var/cache..
sy about what you install, and only install a few packages at a
time, remembering to "hold" (if you're using dselect, which I recommend)
Up To Date packages so that when they're updated, they won't
automatically get installed, clogging up your limited space for /var/cache..
t; essentials.
>
> Do you mean [EMAIL PROTECTED] There is a Debian package in >non-free.
Yes that is what I was refering to but the machine is far too slow to
use on Seti.
>
> > It is running Distributed.Net OGR but the files are a bit of a mess.
> > I have tried usi
; > essentials.
>
> Do you mean SETI@home? There is a Debian package in >non-free.
Yes that is what I was refering to but the machine is far too slow to
use on Seti.
>
> > It is running Distributed.Net OGR but the files are a bit of a mess.
> > I have tried using Dselect
to remove all the non
> essentials.
Do you mean [EMAIL PROTECTED] There is a Debian package in non-free.
> It is running Distributed.Net OGR but the files are a bit of a mess.
> I have tried using Dselect to delete unwanted portions but failed. I got
> it to run by manually deleting
to remove all the non
> essentials.
Do you mean SETI@home? There is a Debian package in non-free.
> It is running Distributed.Net OGR but the files are a bit of a mess.
> I have tried using Dselect to delete unwanted portions but failed. I got
> it to run by manually deleting numer
sktop are running Seti 24/7 so I'd like to remove all the non
essentials.
It is running Distributed.Net OGR but the files are a bit of a mess.
I have tried using Dselect to delete unwanted portions but failed. I got
it to run by manually deleting numerous documents, which I was sure I
co
sktop are running Seti 24/7 so I'd like to remove all the non
essentials.
It is running Distributed.Net OGR but the files are a bit of a mess.
I have tried using Dselect to delete unwanted portions but failed. I got
it to run by manually deleting numerous documents, which I was sure I
co
Hello,
Is there a way to get dselect (apt method) to call dselect
with the --small-mem option?
This system is 4MB slink->potato upgraded.
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Hello,
Is there a way to get dselect (apt method) to call dselect
with the --small-mem option?
This system is 4MB slink->potato upgraded.
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On Tue, 9 May 2000, Benjamin F. Zhou wrote:
>
> I installed potato on my notebook. the installation facility looks
> really nice and easy to use.
> But at first, I could not check the boxes I prefered and exited. I don't
> know how to get back. So I entered Dselect and did
Hi,
I installed potato on my notebook. the installation facility looks
really nice and easy to use.
But at first, I could not check the boxes I prefered and exited. I don't
know how to get back. So I entered Dselect and did a lot of +/-, which
messed up the selection. I was warned that
On Tue, 25 Jan 2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I have an ATAPI CD on my Thinkpad 390E, and after compiling the kernel
>2.2.13 it doesn't work under dselect.
>
>I have tried to compile it as a module and built-into the kernel, but I
>have no success.
>
>The problem is on
I´ve tried this, but it didn't work.
Somebody in the spanish list gave me a solution. I will try it and comment
later.
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Asunto: RE: Can't use dselect to read CD after compiling kernel 2.2.13
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On 25-Jan-2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have an ATAPI CD on my Thinkpad 390E, and after compiling the kernel
> 2.2.13 it doesn't work under dselect.
>
> I have tried to compile it as a module and built-into the kernel, but I
> have no success.
>
> The problem is on
I have an ATAPI CD on my Thinkpad 390E, and after compiling the kernel
2.2.13 it doesn't work under dselect.
I have tried to compile it as a module and built-into the kernel, but I
have no success.
The problem is only with dselect, because I can mount my distro CDs and can
read them perfectly...
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