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vert

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Posted: Mar. 12 2005,04:39

cd /etc/apt/
vi sources.list

remove the # on the testing line
and make a # on the stable

Fordi

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Posted: Mar. 12 2005,19:17

It'll be commented out with a #
put a # where the "stable" sources are and remove the # in front of the "testing" sources.

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Posted: Mar. 12 2005,21:43

Thank you, I got it to work. I really appreciate all the help

Freitag

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Posted: April 06 2005,20:45

The file you are looking for is:

/etc/apt/sources.list

A simple UNIX trick to find any file (if now in a protected directory is)

du -a / | fgrep <name of file with no blank spaces here>

This will search your entire tree for a file. Note that fgrep cannot use wild card characters like * or ?

Cheers,
Freitag

SuperLou
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Posted: April 17 2005,21:14

I'm sorry, this is probably really easy. How do i edit and save the file after using the vi command. The file says it is read only when I try to access it in a text editor.

Thanks,
Louis

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