Changes between Version 87 and Version 88 of FAQ

Timestamp:

Feb 18, 2011, 12:49:35 PM (14 years ago)

Author:

victor gattegno

Comment:

Q11 enhancement - Victor

FAQ

@@ -297 +297 @@
   Yes, it does.
 
-  '''Packages'''[[BR]]
+  '''Mondorescue Packages'''[[BR]]
 
   Your best bet are the official Debian packages. Andree, the Debian maintainer, is usually also on the mailing list. Look at DistributionPackaging
@@ -315 +315 @@
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 }}}
-  (From mails of Andree Leidenfrost and Brian McKee)
+  (From Andree Leidenfrost, Victor Gattegno and Brian McKee)
 
   If you are using Debian rather than Ubuntu then alter the first line above to read:
@@ -322 +322 @@
 }}}
 
-  After that apt-get configuration modification, execute "sudo apt-get update", launch Synaptics, and select "mondo" in order to install the latest version of Mondorescue and its dependencies.
-
-  If the Ubuntu update manager still notify that update to "a new" 2.24 Mondorescue Debian version is available, launch Synaptics, select "Package" menu, choose "Force Version", then select the version from ftp.mondorescue.org instead of the 2.24 one. You can then check the policy through "apt-cache policy mondo".
+  After that apt-get configuration modification, execute "sudo apt-get update", and then you can launch Synaptics. First, in order to be sure that Synaptic will choice the latest version from ftp.mondorescue.org repository and not the one from Ubuntu/Debian repository, for mondo and mindi you have to select "Force Version" in the menu "Package", then select the version from ftp.mondorescue.org instead of the Ubuntu/Debian one.  After that you can install mondo through Synaptic.
+
+  If the Ubuntu update manager still notify that update to "a new" 2.24 Mondorescue Debian version is available, launch Synaptics, select "Package" menu, and check "Force Version", if it is not ftp.mondorescue.org, select it. You can also check the policy through "apt-cache policy mondo".
 
   '''Mondoarchive Options (switches) advises'''[[BR]]