"Thomas J. Hamman" wrote:
> On 5 Dec 1999, Pixel wrote:
>
> > well, in fact that's not that tough :)
> >
> > the thing you must be carefull about is the `base' packages written in
> > install2.pm which is specific to cooker.
> >
> > base => [ qw(basesystem sed initscripts console-tools mkbootdisk
> > anacron utempter ldconfig chkconfig ntsysv mktemp setup filesystem
> > SysVinit bdflush crontabs dev e2fsprogs etcskel fileutils findutils
> > getty_ps grep groff gzip hdparm info initscripts isapnptools kbdconfig
> > kernel less ldconfig lilo logrotate losetup man mkinitrd mingetty
> > modutils mount net-tools passwd procmail procps psmisc
> > mandrake-release rootfiles rpm sash sed setconsole setserial
> > shadow-utils sh-utils slocate stat sysklogd tar termcap textutils time
> > tmpwatch util-linux vim-minimal vixie-cron which cpio perl) ],
> >
> > may be better for helios :-)
> >
> > First have a *good* look at www.linux-mandrake.com/drakx/README too!
>
> All right, thanks Pixel. :)
>
> -Tom
Tom... why don't you 'upgrade to cooker from your helios instalation?
is what I did, and it works ok. (Considering I do not have any sensitive
data) ;-)
and thanks for the tip Pixel...!
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