On Sat, Apr 05, 2003 at 08:35:15AM -0800, Joris Huizer wrote: > Hello everybody, > > because I didn't really like the partitions as they > were, I repartitioned - and thus I reinstalled. I'm pretty sure that wasn't strictly necessary, but I guess it's done now. > The thing is, I stopped the tasksel too soon per > accident - and I don't remember the program to call > for the first time set up Well, if you want to get back into tasksel, it seems to me that the obvious choice is to run tasksel again. On the other hand, if you want to pick some more packages to install (having exited tasksel before you had installed everything you wanted) You can just apt-get those packages and then dpkg --configure them as needed. Or, you can use dselect or aptitude to give you a front-end for the package-by-package installation process. These will give you a more "fine-grained" control than tasksel will, by allowing you to choose individual packages instead of sweeping categories. Or, if you have packages that are installed but not configured, you could try debconf. It really depends on just what it is you want to do. > Can anybody tell me the location of the prog? I'm pretty sure that all the ones mentioned are in /usr/bin, which should be in your path by default. You will, naturally, need to be logged in as root to do any of this. -- ,-----------------------------------------------------------------------------. > -ScruLoose- | If we do not believe in freedom of speech < > Please do not | for those we despise < > reply off-list. | we do not believe in it at all. < > | - Noam Chomsky < `-----------------------------------------------------------------------------'
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