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Re: Question

On Thu, 26 Feb 1998, Erik Rodríguez wrote:

: Hello:
: 
: Can anybody help me?
: 
: When I installed debian on my PC i got some kind of problem while the 
: files were copying.

What exactly was that?

: I reboot my computer and surprisely it boot fine, i can log in normally 
: as root and as user.
: 
: I can do the "normal" things on it: ls, ps, vi, cc, etc...
: 
: I know that my installation isn't complete, how can i know what else 
: does it need? i mean, is there any kind of list of all the files that 
: must be installed in the system or something like?

It sounds like you're still stuck at the "base" install.  The next step
is to run "dselect" (or "dpkg" if you like doing things on your own) and
upgrade the system.  To do this, you need access to the packages; either
off a CD-ROM, mounted filesystem, NFS, FTP, etc.

Can you run dselect?  Do you have network access?

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