Hey,
try restoring the original sources by using 'apt-cdrom'. I can't
remember how to use it, but read the man page, and you should be fine.
Cameron Matheson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was happily using dselect to install things from
a cdrom, using the default for the access choice. Then,
one day, I forgot to take the default and typed in
something foolish of my own. Since then, I have not
been able to get dselect to access the cdrom. Further,
I think I may have corrupted my list of installed packages,
since I copied a few things in by hand and used dpkg --install.
How do I get things back to normal?
Thanks!
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