On Sunday 13 January 2002 22:03, Paul E Condon wrote:
> Sorry about original post. Fumble fingers sent message before
> it was finished.
> It should have contained a the following lines from the
> README:
>
>If you are unsure about the exact location of the files on
> the rsync server, you can
Paul E Condon wrote:
I am trying to use and understand pseudo-image-kit.
I have many questions.
I will start with one specific question, but also I request pointer
to in-depth
information.
My specific question is:
What do the following lines from the README. mean? What should I type
to effect
I am trying to use and understand pseudo-image-kit. I have many questions.
I will start with one specific question, but also I request pointer
to in-depth
information.
My specific question is:
What do the following lines from the README. mean? What should I type
to effect the query that is
made on a Debian system.
| > I can't remember any exceptions, in any case.
| >
| > psuedo-image-kit should be available in Debian. Why it has never
| > been packaged, I don't know. Most likely it is just that nobody
| > has ever bothered.
|
| Just for the benefit of a curi
> Just for the benefit of a curious dope, what is pseudo-image-kit?
> and what
> does it do that people find useful?
>
> Paul
It is used to create CD images from local or distant storespaces.
n any case.
>
> psuedo-image-kit should be available in Debian. Why it has never
been
> packaged, I don't know. Most likely it is just that nobody has ever
> bothered.
>
> noah
>
>
Just for the benefit of a curious dope, what is pseudo-image-kit?
and what
does it do that people find useful?
Paul
On Mon, Dec 17, 2001 at 02:48:43PM -0500, dman wrote:
>
> If you need the psuedo-image-kit, then you want to install debian but
> don't have it yet, thus you can't use dpkg/apt/dselect/whatever to get
> the psuedo-image-kit.
>
So you are claiming that we do not support the creation of Debian cds
On Mon, Dec 17, 2001 at 11:27:39AM +, Keith O'Connell wrote:
| I started to play with the CD pseudo image kit this morning, and I was
| just wondering why the kit is not included in the distribution? The
| first place I looked for it was in dselect
|
| I am using stable, and when
I started to play with the CD pseudo image kit this morning, and I was
just wondering why the kit is not included in the distribution? The
first place I looked for it was in dselect
I am using stable, and when woody becomes the new stable I shall create
my cd's this way, so why do I have t
> Hello. Is there some way of making a Woody CD using the
> pseudo image kit?
The most recent one I could find was:
ftp://ftp.fsn.hu/pub/CDROM-Images/debian-unofficial/woody/
There you can download the .raw and .raw.list files
Then using rsync you should be able to create the .ISO fr
Hello. Is there some way of making a Woody CD using the pseudo image kit?
All Debian FTP archives for Woody seem to be missing many packages which are
clearly listed in the packages list on the main website. Why is this? For
example, I cannot find the XFree86 4.1.0 package on any FTP site. I also
Hi,
I'm trying to use the pseudo image kit to build iso images from
R3.
I got the .list files, ran make-pseudo-image script, got the
650MB files and now I'm going to run rsync to transform the pseudo-image
files in real iso9660 files.
My doubt is: the pseudo-i
Ok, I just downloaded from another FTP site and it still
doesn't have CYGWIN1.DLL
Ok...had a stupid idea, and it seems like the files on my computers where
set on don't show system files!
Damn that was stupid.
Ok...this should work!
Damn...Sorry for the space I took on your drives for nothing!
when trying to run
./make-pseudo-image binary-i386-1.list ftp://ftp.ca.debian.org for example
seems to occur for other ftp sites...
there is a note in the readme about using wget instead of ncftp
but it puts too much load on the ftp server. Should I be running as root
perhaps?
-walter
On Fri, Sep 08, 2000 at 02:16:41PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I got them from http://cdimage.debian.org/cd-images/2.2_rev0/i386/ .
>
> Cheers
> Matthias
Thanks,
Hugo
I got them from http://cdimage.debian.org/cd-images/2.2_rev0/i386/ .
Cheers
Matthias
On Fri, 8 Sep 2000, Hugo van der Merwe wrote:
| From: Hugo van der Merwe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| Date: Fri, 8 Sep 2000 12:04:29 +0200
| Subject: pseudo-image kit: where to get binary-*.list
|
| Hello,
Hello,
I have d/l'ed the pseudo image kit, and need the binary-i386-?.list's...
however, the site mentioned in the readme,
http://www.uk.debian.org/debian-cd/cd-images, does not exist. Where do I
find the .list files?
Please CC to me. I do not subscribe to debian-user, and have limite
On Wed, Aug 23, 2000 at 12:48:44AM +0100, Quietman wrote:
> Now that Potato is stable, I decided to create my own CD-set using the
> pseudo-image kit. It all seemed to go well with no errors, md5sum checks
> out okay. The CD can be mounted on my Debian box, but the Windows box
Hi all,
Now that Potato is stable, I decided to create my own CD-set using the
pseudo-image kit. It all seemed to go well with no errors, md5sum checks
out okay. The CD can be mounted on my Debian box, but the Windows box
doesn't recognise it and the CD doesn't boot either.
Is this nor
gh.
--
Carl Fink [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Manager, Dueling Modems Computer Forum
<http://dm.net>
I need CDs because the computer on which I plan to install Debian
(home) is not the same as the computer with the fast net connection
(work).
I did manage to work around the pseudo-image-kit(Windows
On Sat, Jul 29, 2000 at 09:35:25PM -0400, Lawrence H. Robins wrote:
> (If the problem can't be solved, of course the alternatives are to
> download the entire CD image file via FTP or HTTP from a site like
> http://aurolinux.mit.edu, or just wait until the official release
> when the CDs can be or
I was trying to use the pseudo-image kit for Windows
(pseudo-image-kit-2.0.zip) to generate CD images of Debian 2.2
(Potato) test cycle 3. (I am not yet a Debian user. but decided
to try to get started this way.) I read the instructions in the
pseudo-image kit and executed the following exact
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