Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Woody is frozen and will shortly become stable release.
Whenever you get your woody CDs, after installation you'd better use
apt-get update to update the packages list from the headquarter and
apt-get upgrade to upgrade necessary packages.
Also a Debian user in Tainwan
On Thu, Jun 13, 2002 at 12:30:09PM +0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How much did woody change in the last 50 days? i.e. at our first
meeting I took the 8 woody CD's marked 2002.5.14.
Since then, mostly security updates, a dpkg change to enable
--force-overwrite by default, and so on. The dpkg
P Whenever you get your woody CDs, after installation you'd better use
P apt-get update to update the packages list from the headquarter and
P apt-get upgrade to upgrade necessary packages.
what if the debian system is remote, no phone line. Can I somehow
first tell headquarters that I want to
On Fri, Jun 14, 2002 at 07:58:08AM +0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
what if the debian system is remote, no phone line. Can I somehow
first tell headquarters that I want to download all the changes from
5/14/02 to today onto some file, and then take that file to the remote
system?
There's a
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED],
I suggest you bring a copy of Debian ftp archive in the laptop or hard
disk drive and put it in the LAN as the central installation source.
It's about 8.4 GB total. I think the InstallFest may need a ftp archive
in the LAN for faster installation. If you put one in the
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