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Posted: Aug. 27 2004,02:11 |
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You can still install Debian packages without an internet connection on your computer.
You need to go to a computer that has internet access. Then download ALL of the needed Debian packages for your program from the Debian pool website or other location. Save all of the *.deb files somewhere.
Then load them into your DSL computer. Make sure that you have activated the dsl-dpkg extension first.
Then open an xterm and type:
sudo dpki -i nameoffile.deb
and the package will be installed. Repeat this for any other required files. You may need to install the files in a particular order if you need to satisfy dependencies.
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