Re: undo the command "apt-get clean"
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If you are somehow able to mount the other box's / on your box, say over NFS,
you can apt-get install debootstrap and do something like:
debootstrap sarge /mnt/whatever
You'll get a *very* minimal install of sarge. Then chroot to it (chroot
/mnt/whatever) install the packages you want, unmount, and reboot the other
machine.
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Chris Howie
http://www.chrishowie.com
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