Dear Sir,
Our customer has tasked us to make some software and hardware changes to their
existing system which uses Debian Linux 2.1.
There is no problem setting up our test system to run the electronic hardware under
Debian Linux 2.2.
However when we hand the system back to our customer with the changes they've
requested to the software and hardware, they will run it on Debian Linux 2.1.
Ipso facto, would it be possible to obtain a copy of Debian Linux 2.1 on CD for us to
work entirely in Linux 2.1.
This being to avoid any possible compilation differences between the upgrade of
software, we will supply, being compiled and run using Debian Linux 2.2 but required
to run on Debian Linux 2.1 when returned to the customer.
Many thanks,
Nigel Garka-Pope
Electronic Design Engineer
Roke Manor Research Ltd, Address: Roke Manor, Old
Salisbury Lane, Romsey. SO51 OZN.
A SIEMENS Company.
Tel: +44 - (0)1794 - 83 - 3765 Fax: +44 - (0)1794 - 526958
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