Apparently, _Paul Johnson_, on 16/10/04 17:18,typed:
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 "H. S." <greatexcalibur@yahoo.com> writes:Then I changed the sources to unstable in sources.list and made unstable the default distribution in apt.conf.If you're running unstable, you can safely live without an apt.conf in most cases. You should NOT attempt pinning with unstable, and it's redundant to set the default distro to the newest version apt knows about.
Okay.
Then I ran base-config again and added another source. But that source was again for testing, I had to change it back again. How do I tell base-config to add sources for unstable and not insist on testing?Don't use base-config.
:) Okay.But wonder if you could explain more. Is it too buggy to be used? Something wrong with it? Not that I want to use it, just for knowledge's sake. And also somethign I will take care of while installing Debian distros on my friends' comps.
Thanks, ->HS