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From: Alan B. <al...@ms...> - 2001-05-04 14:10:46
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hi, > Yes, you could do something like : > > dpkg --force-depends -i libc6_2.2.2-2.deb > > and hope it works. Again i would _NOT_ do that myself. there must be a way that Debian does it - otherwise people would have to reinstall Linux systems each time libc changed, > Then try rebuilding it, i thought there were potato packages of XF4 around, > but i guess these were only for i386, not sure i don't use them myself. XFree 4.02 is part of Potato - PowerPC its what I still ahve installed (have not had time to compile CVS'd 4.0.3 > It would take you ~400MB space on your harddisk and >5hours compilation on a > 603e 240MHz. ;-) see, when i have a whole evening/night that i can throw away I can compile it :-) (really, I guess I should have evrything ready and then do a 'make world' just before I switch my monitor off for the night 8-) ) > And there are loads of improvement, remember, potato was frozen more than a > year ago, alough it was released in july, so packages there are really old. yes, I get everything through 'testing' now. havent got the , errr nerve/balls/stupidity/skills/time (delete as applicable) to run 'unstable' 8-) alan |