Woody Installation Problem
I'm a Linux newbie, and am having a problem installing
Woody from CD. During the initial installation I ran tasksel
with various tasks selected. While unpacking stuff from
CD 3 and error occurred:
cxref
/usr/bin/dpkg returned error code (1)
At that point [things are a bit fuzzy, this was several days ago]
the installation routine appeared to return me to tasksel again.
I didn't have time to continue and so aborted the process.
The next time I booted the system I found that [with a little tweaking]
I have a partially working Linux system. X-windows comes up, as
does Gnome. However, various help pages are missing, for example,
clicking on the gnome-help-manager returns the error
Missing TOC
I then attempted to run tasksel, thinking that it would finish up
the installation. No luck. The only options it now allows are those
I previously did NOT select; i.e. I assume it thinks it has correctly
installed everything.
I then ran dselect, but couldn't figure out how to tell it to find the
files on the CDROM. So, now what do I do? Reboot from CD1
(or my boot floppy)?
Thanks for any help
Joe Riel
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