On 15 Apr 01, at 23:16, Kevin R. Bullock wrote: > On Sun, 15 Apr 2001, Jay W. Anderson wrote: > > > I may have to. (potato->woody) > If I were you, I would start > with potato and do a dist-upgrade. I had relatively good results from > doing this. You can expect a thing or two to break, but these will be > minor and easy to fix. > OK I'm back to hacking on this... o What is the proper way to do a dist-upgrade? o How much of potato needs to be installed, i.e. when do I break out of the install & do a dist-upgrade? o From rtfm the info on debian.org it looks like I need to do a update, then dist-upgrade, then ??? o Do I need to edit the apt sources list to say woody instead of stable or does the dist upgrade understand that is what I want to do? o Can't man apt-get yet until I get the install done )-: Any other pointers? Thanks, Jay