Hello again,I've searched on security.debian.org for the folder binary-amd64. Well, it's not there, but I have found the following folder: main/binary-ia64/
Is this the same one as the binary-amd64? If so, How can I make the apt-get tool look for this folder and not the other one?Thanks in advance,
Hello list,I've set up a etch testing system. On my way here the installer gave me the warning, that couldn't get the security updates from security.debian.org. It adviced me
to look into /etc/apt/sources.list after completing the installation.So here I am, and the sources.list looks like this:deb
Thanks to both of you.I haven't got an idea why the network didn't work. I've reinstalled the system, and now it works fine. I've also installed the openssh-server, now I can work over the putty connection.
But, unfortunetly, I have a new problem (I cannot connect to security.debian.org).I will ope
Hello list,
I've just installed the
Debian ech AMD 64 Version on a computer, which should be a server in the near
future.
These are my first serious steps
with Linux, I have never set up such a system before, just worked with a
postgresql database and setting up some cronjobs.
So, I know tha
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I had a similar problem. I tried to install Sarge (i386) with the 2.6kernel (option "linux26" did work for me) on my new SATA drive, but theinstaller wouldn't find the HDD. So I switched to Etch and this worked
w/o any problems.George Borisov wrote:> anonym ano wrote:&
Hello List,I've downloaded the two AMD64 DVD Images and tried to install it on my computer. Everything went well until I came to the point, where I have to partitioning my hard drive. The Installer leaves me with the message, that he cannot find it. It is a 160 GB Sata drive, and I have no clue
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