> Yes - easy. > > As root run dpkg --get-selections > somefile > > Given that knoppix is debian-based, you can then do > > dpkg --set-selections < somefile > > on your new machine, then run dselect and choose (3) Install to actually > do > it. >
First, thanks to Matt for the log suggestion, unfortunately that option was not on in the knoppmyth system. Secondly I will do something similar to what Craig suggests, although I might do a bit of diffing with what is installed in the new system, and check that I really do need all the stuff I've added... > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Tuesday, 9 January 2007 4:25 p.m. > To: [email protected] > Subject: Debian install history? > > > Can I get a list of packages I have installed on a debian system, in > order. > I basically want to see what packages I have installed on top of my > knoppmyth system. > > ie I don't want to know every package installed on the system (because > that > will include the packages supplied by knoppmyth before I started > fiddling) - I just want the packages since then. > > On gentoo I would type genlop -l and it would tell me what I had installed > since I started, in date/time order. > > >
