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Everything Else => Zaurus Distro Support and Discussion => Distros, Development, and Model Specific Forums => Archived Forums => Debian => Topic started by: band-aid on December 04, 2007, 10:30:34 pm
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I've got Debian to boot (finally) but can't proceed with configuration because I seem to be missing the ability to type any of the function characters and the "/" character. I tried running the afterinstall script but it failed horribly. I was going to manually install the deb's but most of them have underscores making it impossible . Any suggestions?
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Simple: Use the [tab] key to help you nevigate.
Example: When booted up you are at ~/ . The afterinstall directory is at / .
To access it, just type "cd .. [tab]"
Then the first forward slash will appear.
Now you have "../" , then type aft [tab], then the prompt will complete your typing and returns "../afterinstall". Then you can change into this directory.
The scripts are not that buggy, imho. I also use them and they work quite well.
That is the reason for making a new rootfs tarball. You don't need those scripts anymore.
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Na the scripts aren't buggy, I just can't use them correctly. I'll give the tab trick in a bit.