> why do u need an internet connection ? Pop in a CD in > your CD-drive (assuming that you have a CD drive in > this machine) and install from there ?
OK, now my question is: where can I get a Debian CD set from? Since I'll have to go through a new installation process, I'd like to move to Kernel 2.6.4 or whatever is most recent at the time. At the same time, for most other things, I don't need "bleeding edge" versions. Is there any way to get a CD set that fulfills these criteria in Kolkata? One possibility is I could burn a suitable CD image at work, and take that home. In that case, how do I work out the dependencies to make sure I have everything that I need, without trying to download the whole distro (8-10 CDs worth?). I'm sure I could figure all this out by going through the Debian site. I'm just being lazy. If this turns out to be too complicated, I'll probably just wait for Fedora 2 to come out next month :). Thanks for any tips, Mandar. -- To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the body "unsubscribe ilug-cal" and an empty subject line. FAQ: http://www.ilug-cal.org/node.php?id=3
