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Ray Smith wrote:
I'm glad I'm not the only one, not that I.m glad you're having problems of course !
My Debian install works fine apart from XFree86 resolution (and ATI driver bug) and sound (which works after a fashion), so you're definitely not alone. I'm going to pull my old XF86Config-4 from backup and try that, something seems seriously screwy with Woody and my laptop, although I remember one of the other distro's took a lot of convincing my Laptop screen can handle more than 800x600.
My problem is that when I try to use dselect I am merrily choosing packages then I must be doing something wrong because a whole list of packages suddenly scrolls up the screen followed by imformation that the following packages are going to be removed from the system, most of them ones I can't remember choosing as I thought I was choosing additional stuff and items I'm told will be removed include Xfree86 !
Hmm - I just went through tasksel and picked a minimal workstation setting, you can always add or remove stuff later, the install even tells you how to rerun tasksel dselect (which is by typing tasksel or dselect if I remembers correctly). Better still you can use "apt" command line directly which is a lot cleaner, or one of the GUI installers if you manage to get Xfree86 in. -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG Mail majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe list" in the message body to unsubscribe.