On 16.07.2005, at 17:51, Brian Wilson wrote: > > Second one - no options - all defaults - took about 10 minutes. sounds normal, > > First one died. I selected a couple simple options like grub and > timezone, > came back to a message that installer had exited. Sorry, no other info > on screen and I was not sitting watching it. that's bad. but thanks for the effort. ... > >> (what is the point in installing outdated packages anyway? you >> have to update them later in any case) >> > > Hopefully Trustix ISO images will be kept relatively up to date and > hopefully there will never be ISO images with more than minor security > issues on them. they are kept up to date, but it is a philosophical question which I'll come to later. > > Many people don't have fast Internet connections. While installing > the machine is down and unusable. Once it is up and running you can > do 'swup --upgrade' as a background task while you use the machine > for other things. right, while installing machine is down and unusable. so install minimal and afterwards do swup --install package package-n
is that a philosophical question, or what? best m _______________________________________________ tsl-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trustix.org/mailman/listinfo/tsl-discuss
