Thanks for the advice. I essentially planned on moving everything
I wanted to keep under some directory under / and wipe out the other
directories. i.e remove the file system.
BTW, I seem to be getting two copies of posts, including yours.
Also, I am curious as to why there is no `Reply to' fiel
You don't have to use cfdisk, but you _do_ have to wipe out the filesystem.
Various people have reported some success with installing Debian _over_
Slackware, but if you do that there will be files left behind from the old
system that will never be cleaned up, etc. We don't support upgrading on
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On Mon, 23 Dec 1996, Walter Tautz wrote:
Hi Walter,
> by slackware. I take it that one can skip the `initialization' step and
> simply use the existing partitions or is it advised that I repartition
> using cfdisk?
There is no immediate need for repartitioning with cfdisk.
If you are happy with
I am thinking about installing debian over slackware, but
I don't want to repartion the drive. The drive was partitioned
with the program used by slackware. I take it that one can
skip the `initialization' step and simply use the existing
partitions or is it advised that I repartition using
cfdis
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