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Any chance of getting a list of packages that are already installed?
a copy of
[code]dpkg –get-selections[/code]
would be great!!
Thanks!
[quote:5152ee21bb=”Internat”]Any chance of getting a list of packages that are already installed?
a copy of
[code]dpkg –get-selections[/code]
would be great!!
Thanks!
[/quote]
Here is my freshly installed (via the distro wizard) Etch:
[code]
li18-128:~# dpkg –get-selections
adduser install
apt install
apt-utils install
aptitude install
base-config install
base-files install
base-passwd install
bash install
bsdmainutils install
bsdutils install
bzip2 install
console-common install
console-data install
console-tools install
coreutils install
cpio install
cron install
debconf install
debconf-i18n install
debian-archive-keyring install
debianutils install
dhcp-client deinstall
dhcp3-client install
dhcp3-common install
diff install
dmidecode install
dpkg install
dselect install
e2fslibs install
e2fsprogs install
ed install
exim install
fileutils install
findutils install
gcc-3.3-base install
gcc-4.1-base install
gettext-base install
gnupg install
gpgv install
grep install
groff-base install
gzip install
hostname install
ifupdown install
info install
initscripts install
iptables install
iputils-ping install
klogd install
laptop-detect install
less install
libacl1 install
libattr1 install
libblkid1 install
libbz2-1.0 install
libc6 install
libcap1 install
libcomerr2 install
libconsole install
libdb1-compat install
libdb2 install
libdb3 install
libdb3-util install
libdb4.2 install
libdb4.3 install
libdb4.4 install
libdevmapper1.02 install
libedit2 install
libgcc1 install
libgcrypt11 install
libgdbm3 install
libgdbmg1 install
libgnutls11 install
libgnutls13 install
libgpg-error0 install
libident install
libidn11 install
libkrb53 install
libldap2 install
liblocale-gettext-perl install
liblockfile1 install
liblzo1 install
libncurses5 install
libncursesw5 install
libnewt0.51 deinstall
libnewt0.52 install
libopencdk8 install
libpam-modules install
libpam-runtime install
libpam0g install
libpcap0 install
libpcre3 install
libpopt0 install
libreadline4 install
libreadline5 install
libsasl2 install
libsasl2-2 install
libsasl7 install
libselinux1 install
libsepol1 install
libsigc++-1.2-5c102 install
libsigc++-2.0-0c2a install
libslang2 install
libss2 install
libssl0.9.6 install
libssl0.9.7 install
libssl0.9.8 install
libstdc++2.10-glibc2.2 install
libstdc++5 install
libstdc++6 install
libtasn1-2 install
libtasn1-3 install
libtext-charwidth-perl install
libtext-iconv-perl install
libtext-wrapi18n-perl install
libusb-0.1-4 install
libuuid1 install
libwrap0 install
login install
logrotate install
lsb-base install
mailx install
makedev install
man-db install
manpages install
mawk install
mbr install
mktemp install
mount install
nano install
ncurses-base install
ncurses-bin install
net-tools install
netbase install
netkit-inetd deinstall
netkit-ping install
nvi install
openbsd-inetd install
openssh-client install
openssh-server install
passwd install
perl-base install
procps install
psmisc install
readline-common install
sed install
shellutils install
slang1 deinstall
slang1a-utf8 install
ssh install
sysklogd install
sysv-rc install
sysvinit install
sysvinit-utils install
tar install
tasksel install
tasksel-data install
tcpd install
telnet install
textutils install
tzdata install
update-inetd install
util-linux install
wget install
whiptail install
whois install
zlib1g install
li18-128:~#
[/code]
[quote:a207371992=”mikegrb”]Debian 4.0 Etch and Ubuntu 7.04 Fiesty Fawn are now available for installation via the distro wizard.[/quote]
SCHWEEEET! Now I have something to do over the 4th of July
holiday weekend other than put in a garden for the wife.
"Honey, is the garden in yet?"
"It’s too hot outside right now (heh heh heh, type type type…)"
James
Cool! Thanks for releasing this.
[quote:728b0aeff5=”mikegrb”]Debian 4.0 Etch and Ubuntu 7.04 Fiesty Fawn are now available for installation via the distro wizard.[/quote]
Oops! I goofed, forgot to replace the UUID entry for swap. Your /etc/fstab should look something like:
[code]/dev/ubda / ext3 defaults 0 1
/dev/ubdb none swap defaults 0 0
/proc /proc proc defaults 0 0
/sys /sys sysfs defaults 0 0[/code]
So simply replace the UUID=<blah> with /dev/ubdb (the default, if your swap device is elsewhere, substitute accordingly).