Sjoerd Hiemstra wrote:
Well, when I did need it, I could reboot into etch which I've still got,
and where it works fine.
Since I used it only now and then, that was just a minor annoyance.
If you have the etch install on a partition in the same machine, you can
just mount it somewhere and use schroot to run an application in that
chrooted environment. I use it to run a couple of 32bit applications on
64bit hardware.
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