>
> Go ahead and download the msdos-i386 directory. Lots of files, but
> they're all small symlink files to the real ones. Won't take too
> long ...
>
Really? my version of ftp follows the links and collects the files.
Eric
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> >Not if you just burn the msdos-i386 directory :) It has names for all
> >the packages in 8.3 format.
>
> Yeah, I thought of that too - *after* I had already downloaded the whole
> binary-i386 directory tree
>
> I decided against my two available options:
>
> - download the whole msdos-i
> "Kevin" == Kevin Traas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Kevin> Using RockRidge is the only way to write a Debian CD that I
Kevin> know about.
Not if you just burn the msdos-i386 directory :) It has names for all
the packages in 8.3 format.
Try that next time! :)
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>Kevin> Using RockRidge is the only way to write a Debian CD that I
>Kevin> know about.
>
>Not if you just burn the msdos-i386 directory :) It has names for all
>the packages in 8.3 format.
Yeah, I thought of that too - *after* I had already downloaded the whole
binary-i386 directory tree
>> - -Does not need RockRidge
>
>IIRC, RockRidge only adds Unix filesystems semantics to ISO 9660. There is
>nothing in the install which depends on this AFAICT.
Using RockRidge is the only way to write a Debian CD that I know about.
I had a CDR under Win95/NT. The software I used there (Corel
>> - -A distribution that made sense in 100MB monthly parcels. (we can only
>
>I don't think Debian makes sense this way. It would take six isssues to
>distribute just the stuff in the binary CD of the official CD set (and it
>might make sense to distribute as much as possible of contrib, non-free
[moved to debian-user, as the question originated there]
On Jul 30, Philippe Troin wrote
: This was posted to debian-user. We have to help this English magazine !
Don't get me wrong. I'd like to spread the word (and the code), but I think
there are quite a few problems with what is requested.
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