Hi,
I have just installed Debian Stretch (9) using the amd64 iso DVD-ROM. The pc is now up and running- but I would like to ask if there is a way to check my pc for installation status. I mean that some of the software packages I have installed in the past required "multi-arch" libs etc. Since I only had, and used the 1st (of 14) iso DVD-ROMs I'm feeling there are some important things that will turn up as missing. Also, when I run 'apt-get-update' all I see are references to that 1st DVD-ROM disk. I welcome any comments or suggestions. /E
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checking dependancies
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Re: checking dependancies
I've never actually used the DVDs but I think the packages contained within are ordered according to popcon so the popular stuff is on the first few disks.
deadbang
Re: checking dependancies
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Re: checking dependancies
Well, you might like to run ListInstalledPackages.ericg75 wrote:Hi,
Also, when I run 'apt-get-update' all I see are references to that 1st DVD-ROM disk. I welcome any comments or suggestions. /E
& you might also post what the following command in the terminal shows:
cat /etc/apt/sources.list
Then someone here can advise; if this configuration file isn't OK, you'll only be able to install from your DVD-ROM disk.
DebianStable
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$ vrms
No non-free or contrib packages installed on debian! rms would be proud.
Re: checking dependancies
apt-get has a 'check' command that might be what you are asking about. Also, usually any cli apt tool will complain if there is something wrong after just about any command you enter. If you try to install a package that needs multi-arch or other libs, then apt should complain if it can't find the dependencies, that's what apt is for.ericg75 wrote:... I would like to ask if there is a way to check my pc for installation status. I mean that some of the software packages I have installed in the past required "multi-arch" libs etc.
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