> (Actually, considering all the problems you are having, it might be
> better to transfer anything you want to save to a different machine,
> reinstall progeny, and then apt-get upgrade to unstable like that one
> debian-planet article said - supposedly an easy operation)
> scott
I have nothing to save.
What debian-planet article re. "apt-get upgrade to unstable" ?
Is that the one that says to download to three floppies, boot
from one and use the others to enable a completely clean
install (I think of a latest-version Debian with Woody)?
I have probably read 50-100 Debian-Woody related posts on
a dozen different Web sites, plus what has been posted in
response to my questions on SLUG, Debian, Omnibook, and
Progeny discussion lists ... I have real trouble remembering
what I read and where! :-)
I would definitely love to find tested instructions to replace
Progeny with a clean Debian install that uses kernel 2.4.1.0-6
and Woody with a KDE interface.
Thanks! Doc
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