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So Debian is the Way to go ... but Potato or Woody

[Ricardo F. <ax...@mo...>]

Hi,

Thanks for answer my questions. I am not sure if I have to dl Potato or W=
oody ?
I have 2 partitions with LinuxPPC Q4 both are bootable. Should I just hav=
e to delete or move what's in one partition to the other or should I have=
 to do a complete reconfiguration ?


TIA

Rick
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Re: So Debian is the Way to go ... but Potato or Woody

[Alan B. <al...@ms...>]

hi,

> Thanks for answer my questions. I am not sure if I have to dl Potato or Woody ?
> I have 2 partitions with LinuxPPC Q4 both are bootable. Should I just have to delete or move what's in one partition to the other or should I have to do a complete reconfiguration ?

if you have any personal data - configs etc then back them up.....

as for which version, I use Woody (upgraded to it from a Potato install)


alan

Re: So Debian is the Way to go ... but Potato or Woody

[Michel <mic...@ii...>]

On Tue, 2001-11-27 at 16:34, Ricardo Fitzgerald wrote:

> Thanks for answer my questions. I am not sure if I have to dl Potato
> or Woody ?

Please try the woody boot-floppies and report any problems you find,
preferrably on deb...@li... but here is fine too.


> I have 2 partitions with LinuxPPC Q4 both are bootable. Should I just
> have to delete or move what's in one partition to the other or should
> I have to do a complete reconfiguration ?

Not sure what you mean. I don't think you can install Debian over
another installation so backup what's important and restore afterwards.


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XFree86 and DRI project member   /  CS student, Free Software enthusiast