*[Sameer D. Sahasrabuddhe on Tue, Nov 12, 2002 at 03:42:24PM +0530]:
> I know that's what apt-cdrom is meant for ... but the OP had mentioned
> that this util solved his problem, which involved all the lists
> maintained by apt under /var/lib/apt ... I would like to know how,
> just in case ...
I have a feeling he re-initialized his /var/lib/apt lists from a debian
CDROM... all this means is that he has a apt cache / other lists that
are out of step with his current install (happen he has been upgrading
his debian install over the net).
If he is using stock debian from the CD without any upgrades, apt-cdrom
add should work without any hassles.
I dont know debian, and wont be working on it ever, so this is just
guesswork - so I could well be wrong.
-srs
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