Probably your first port of call would be to ignore the DVD now and type in at the command prompt. apt-get update Once that's finished, you should be able to install the services you want by typing in: apt-get install [insert package name here] If you don't have the package name, type in: apt-cache search [insert search phrase parameters] On 10/17/06, ken at lomax.gen.nz <ken at lomax.gen.nz> wrote: > > Hi All > > After seeing people extol the virtues of Ubuntu on this list, I thought I > would give it a try. > > I have a DVD for Ubuntu Version 6.0 from Linux Magazine August 2006. Today I > installed a 'Server Install'. The install went reasonably ok. then the > problems began. Firstly I had to reboot and go into rescue mode to assign a > password to root, so I could work on the machine. Then I wanted to install > some services (nptd, dhcpd, named, etc). They did not appear to be installed > and I do not remember any screen during install that asked which services > that I wanted. So I decided to look on the dvd. While the machine recognised > the dvd, it would not display anything using 'ls' except for "." and "..". > It appears that there is little that I can do with this machine. > > Am I missing something? I am very familiar with RedHat/Fedora and have done > many installs and maintenance on those machines. > > Can someone point me to where I can get some help, or do I go back to > Fedora? > > Regards > Ken > > > _______________________________________________ > AuckLUG mailing list > AuckLUG at linux.net.nz > http://www.linux.net.nz/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/aucklug >
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