H,
I wonder if its possible to create an master 'image' and xfer it over to
other machines. Of course all the machines must the same hardware.
On Wed, 2 Apr 1997, Steve Hsieh wrote:
Having used debian for quite awhile now, I've really come to appreciate
the package system and it works
On Thu, 3 Apr 1997, Rick Hawkins wrote:
The ideal way would be for dpkg or dselect to be more network aware, and
allow remote installs. The main problem right now is that there is no way
to save all the keystrokes that I'd type during the configuration stage,
so I have to type the same
The ideal way would be for dpkg or dselect to be more network aware, and
allow remote installs. The main problem right now is that there is no way
to save all the keystrokes that I'd type during the configuration stage,
so I have to type the same things for each install.
just off the top
On Thu, 3 Apr 1997, Matthew Tebbens wrote:
H,
I wonder if its possible to create an master 'image' and xfer it over to
other machines. Of course all the machines must the same hardware.
Yes, that's what I was referring to when I talked about using rdist (which
is how we keep our sunos
This brings up another point -- why can't dselect list the order in which
deb files should be installed for me? Or can it and I just don't know?
Right now, when you use dselect, it seems to just try to install packages
in alphabetical-recursive order (which is why I run into catch-22 problems
On Thu, 3 Apr 1997, Steve Hsieh wrote:
This brings up another point -- why can't dselect list the order in which
deb files should be installed for me? Or can it and I just don't know?
Right now, when you use dselect, it seems to just try to install packages
in alphabetical-recursive order
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On 02-Apr-97 Steve Hsieh wrote:
Having used debian for quite awhile now, I've really come to appreciate
the package system and it works great on an individual machine basis.
But as soon as you have to start keeping many debian systems in sync with
each
Having used debian for quite awhile now, I've really come to appreciate
the package system and it works great on an individual machine basis.
But as soon as you have to start keeping many debian systems in sync with
each other, it starts to get time consuming using dselect.
How have others
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