Right, make sure you have a working internet connection by pinging a domain
(I tend to use ojuice.net or news.bbc.co.uk) and then type:
"apt-get update"
That will get you the latest package lists. Now type:
"apt-get upgrade"
And you should be upgraded to all the latest packages. Although, you did say
that you were installing over the net anyway... When I installed, I read the
preboot lists and typed something along the lines of linux bf24 to use the
2.4.x kernel... Is it plausible to reinstall using that?
.waffle
Simon Amor <simon@shoe.bocks.com> wrote:
| Hi,
|
| I've just installed debian on a spare box to see if I can get it
| working. Now however, I'm stuck in console mode with a 2.2.x kernel
| and no idea how to upgrade the box. I'm guessing it's something to do
| with the lack of "testing" lines in the sources.list file which is
| preventing me from upgrading everything.
|
| As far as I can see, it's version 3.0 "stable" but it was installed
| mostly over the net from one of the minimal CD versions (190Mb of
| iso). I've tried things like "apt-get dist-upgrade" and it simply
| says 0 packages upgraded almost straight away.
|
| Any info would be welcomed.. if I can't get it sorted by tonight, I'm
| going back to RH8 as at least I know how to get it working properly.
|
| Simon
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