Hi. When I installed Debian/Potato I was asked how critical configuration
options had to be before thay were presented to me (low/medium/high). Now I
would like to change my choice. How can I do this?
Also, how can I change the "look" of package configuration? I would like to
use the menu interfa
Hi,
> dpkg-reconfigure debconf
>
> it will ask you all the questions you want :)
I tried that, and it just returns my prompt. If this is because the
configuration options for debconf is not critical enough for me to see them
- this is quite a funny situation.
There must be some way to override
Sorry folks!
I tried "man dpkg-reconfigure" and found that "dpkg-reconfigure
--priority=medium debconf" does the trick.
/Christian
"Christian Rishøj" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> > dpkg-reconfigure debconf
> >
> >
Phillip Deackes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Storm has a graphical boot up which uses the frame-buffer options
> compiled into the kernel to display a nice graphic around a central text
> area which shows the boot-up messages - a nice compromise I think
> between no messages and a full-blown te
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello everyone, I'm new to LINUX. So for I have one question. How do I
> install X?
Assuming you are using Debian and have access to an archive with software (a
set of CD's or an ftp connection to a server) it should be fairly easy to
get X up and running.
First of a
Hi.
> I can't work out how to do this. All the instructions I can find tell me
to
> use ipfwadm, but Debian doesn't seem to offer it (not listed in debian
> packages, for example).
"ipfwadm" is a part of the "netbase" package.
I believe you can get a basic IP-masquerading setup up and running f
DEAR DEBIAN USERS,
I have multicd set containing an unofficial release of Debian Potato
made a few days ago following the instructions and tools suplied with
Debian.
Now I would like to make a local depository on my hardrive using the
packages on the CDs. I am thinking about just copying each of
What is the proper way to call the window manager? Currently, I call wmaker
from ~./Xsession (or something). Does Debian have a policy on this?
Something with /etc/alternatives?
/Christian
I recently visited Storm Linux's (Debian in disguise) homepage and found
some fancy (not nessecarily usable) features like graphical bootloader and
(framebuffered?) svga console and boot sequence. See for example
http://www.stormix.com/products/screenshots/index_html?query_start=5
...which has a
Hi,
How can I change the appearance of the XDM login screen? I am thinking about
changing the background and the font types.
/Christian
> Subject: Re: Lilo & hdb
> Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2000 17:27:50 -1000 (HST)
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
>
> Alec, thanks for the info. I was useful as Win2k does have boot loader
> similar to NT4's. I could just make hda1 the partition with Win2k by
> physically swapp
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