hi all,
there are some versions of packages (a lot) in sid/squeeze which i'd
like to use on my freerunner - does anyone know if there is a
simple-ish process for installing either? could the debian install
script be adapted to do it?
cheers
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hi all,
there are some versions of packages (a lot) in sid/squeeze which i'd
like to use on my freerunner - does anyone know if there is a
simple-ish process for installing either? could the debian install
script be adapted to do it?
If running debian on freerunner, you may use aptitude or
2009/6/24 Nikita V. Youshchenko yo...@debian.org:
If running debian on freerunner, you may use aptitude or apt-get to install
whatever package from sid (or testing, or whatever depending of your apt
sources configuration).
yes, but the packages i need require a long chain of dependencies from
yes, but the packages i need require a long chain of dependencies from
sid/squeeze, and i don't want to do that - i'll get a broken system
very quickly. i'd rather get the whole OS
is there way in lenny to reliably upgrade to sid/squeeze?
Officially, Debian supports only upgrades between
Am Dienstag, 23. Juni 2009 14:43:11 schrieb Robin Paulson:
i've heard the idea of changing all instances of 'lenny' to 'sid' in
the sources.list file, but that sounds very flaky
That's exactly the way to go normally although I don't know if you're
going to get dependency problems when
On Tuesday 23 June 2009 02:43:11 pm Robin Paulson wrote:
is there way in lenny to reliably upgrade to sid/squeeze?
i've heard the idea of changing all instances of 'lenny' to 'sid' in
the sources.list file, but that sounds very flaky
This is the way to go.
If you want to keep multiple sources
Robin Paulson wrote:
yes, but the packages i need require a long chain of dependencies from
sid/squeeze, and i don't want to do that - i'll get a broken system
very quickly. i'd rather get the whole OS
is there way in lenny to reliably upgrade to sid/squeeze?
i've heard the idea of
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