On Sun, Nov 03, 2002 at 01:12:19PM +0000, dave.stinchcombe@btopenworld.com wrote: > apt version 0.5.4 i386 dpkg version 1.9.21 kernel 2.2.20-idepci#1 > libc-2.2.5-so Machine: Cpu Intel Celeron 1.7Ghz; Motherboard Columbia; > Ram 256MB. > > > Hi, Forgive my newbie problems (I did install debian some six years > ago, but havn't needed to do anything to it, so I'm a newbie again). I > seem to have run into the same problem on two seperate occasions. I > can't figure it out, but here's some info so you can at least tell me > where to look. Please. > > On the first occasion when running "apt-get install locales" I'm faced > with a screen of which locales I want to install. However nothing I do > allows me to move on. The options are changed by moving the cursor > keys to the appropriate place and pressing the space bar. > > I then tried to configure X, with "dpkg-reconfigure", as I didn't > configure X during installation. I'm using an LCD screen. I eventually > got to a screen requesting usable resolutions. This screen works by > moving the cursor up and down, and using the space bar to make a > selection. This screen also did not allow me to move on. Stupid question: you did hit <tab> to move on to the 'ok' or 'next' or whatever button, right? -rob
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