I am moving towards installing debian on my 3200 but am not sure about what the proper /etc/sources.list is once I have installed from netinst.
Also, once installed and the proper sources.list added, can the OS be kept up via dist-upgrades and apt-get install linux-image-2.6.xx the way lenny can be maintained?
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QUOTE(mikeones @ May 5 2008, 09:30 PM) 
I am moving towards installing debian on my 3200 but am not sure about what the proper /etc/sources.list is once I have installed from netinst.
Also, once installed and the proper sources.list added, can the OS be kept up via dist-upgrades and apt-get install linux-image-2.6.xx the way lenny can be maintained?
Also, once installed and the proper sources.list added, can the OS be kept up via dist-upgrades and apt-get install linux-image-2.6.xx the way lenny can be maintained?
Assuming that you are talking about EABI: then the pinned thread about Up to date repositories for ... will give you the answer about your sources.list. 
Whether you are using EABI or the TitchyLinux installation dist-upgrade will work.
However, you should not do the 'apt-get install linux-image-2.6.x' because altering the kernel is done by the flashing method on the Zs. 
HTH.
QUOTE(tux @ May 6 2008, 02:40 AM)
QUOTE(mikeones @ May 5 2008, 09:30 PM)
I am moving towards installing debian on my 3200 but am not sure about what the proper /etc/sources.list is once I have installed from netinst.
Also, once installed and the proper sources.list added, can the OS be kept up via dist-upgrades and apt-get install linux-image-2.6.xx the way lenny can be maintained?
Also, once installed and the proper sources.list added, can the OS be kept up via dist-upgrades and apt-get install linux-image-2.6.xx the way lenny can be maintained?
Assuming that you are talking about EABI: then the pinned thread about Up to date repositories for ... will give you the answer about your sources.list. Whether you are using EABI or the TitchyLinux installation dist-upgrade will work.
However, you should not do the 'apt-get install linux-image-2.6.x' because altering the kernel is done by the flashing method on the Zs. HTH.
I am startting with TitchyLinux installation. Will the sources be the same? Is there a separate repo for the sources on OABI?
Thanks
QUOTE(mikeones @ May 6 2008, 05:16 PM)
QUOTE(tux @ May 6 2008, 02:40 AM)
QUOTE(mikeones @ May 5 2008, 09:30 PM)
I am moving towards installing debian on my 3200 but am not sure about what the proper /etc/sources.list is once I have installed from netinst.
Also, once installed and the proper sources.list added, can the OS be kept up via dist-upgrades and apt-get install linux-image-2.6.xx the way lenny can be maintained?
Also, once installed and the proper sources.list added, can the OS be kept up via dist-upgrades and apt-get install linux-image-2.6.xx the way lenny can be maintained?
Assuming that you are talking about EABI: then the pinned thread about Up to date repositories for ... will give you the answer about your sources.list. Whether you are using EABI or the TitchyLinux installation dist-upgrade will work.
However, you should not do the 'apt-get install linux-image-2.6.x' because altering the kernel is done by the flashing method on the Zs. HTH.
I am startting with TitchyLinux installation. Will the sources be the same? Is there a separate repo for the sources on OABI?
Thanks
When you succeed in installing Titchy you will find that the sources.list is put there for you.
You'll then see that, yes the OABI aka ARM repos are not the same as the EABI aka ARMEL ones.
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When you succeed in installing Titchy you will find that the sources.list is put there for you. You'll then see that, yes the OABI aka ARM repos are not the same as the EABI aka ARMEL ones.
You'll then see that, yes the OABI aka ARM repos are not the same as the EABI aka ARMEL ones. Thanks. Kinda struggling with the install now... Started another thread for that. Hoping to resolve that issue.
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