On
02/01/16 19:29, Craig Sanders via luv-main
wrote:
yes.
you
can either install packages individually with
dpkg (which will be tedious and annoying)
or you need to configure apt to look for
packages on the cdrom.
according to the debian web page, the easiest
way to do that is:
https://wiki.debian.org/SourcesList#CD-ROM
CD-ROM If you'd rather use your CD-ROM for
installing packages or updating your system
automatically with APT, you can put it in your
/etc/apt/sources.list. To do so, you can use the
apt-cdrom program like this: # apt-cdrom add
with the Debian CD-ROM in the drive. You can use
-d for the directory of the CD-ROM mount point
or add a non-CD mount point (i.e. a USB
keydrive).
dunno if the CD has to be mounted first or not.
craig
Thanks Craig,
No the question is which packages will give me networking
back?
apt says network-manager has no installation candidate.