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FilledVoid

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By the way adi007 . You can get the cdrom to show up in synaptic by including it in your sources if you were to copy the .deb files directly to a cd or another location . I saw someone on IRC recommend that to someone :)
 

adi007

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^^i will try this.Thanks :D
Will it automatically install all the dependencies provided that all the dependencies files are in the CD-ROM or iso file itself:confused::confused:
 
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FilledVoid

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once you specify the CDROM to be the source as well , then Ubuntu by default will check the cd rom for the needed files and hence not download it provided the files are on the CD.
 

praka123

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add,devede(video editor),timidity+freepats(big one!) for midi playback,
well,im on broadband,hope above softies will be liked by others.
 

iMav

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k3b for cd/dvd writing; skype vdo beta; limewire; picasa; adobe web flash; vlc media player
 

iMav

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envy - thanx to t159 for that ... really helpful for those having ati/nvidia gfx cards ;)

*www.albertomilone.com/nvidia_scripts1.html

then these codecs links courtesy qwerty:

find the links in this post:

*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/showpost.php?p=667220&postcount=107
 
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CadCrazy

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Is there any other way to make packages available to install through apt or synaptic without copying them to /var/cache/apt/archives folder. Lets say package folder is on the desktop(with all dependencies).
 

mehulved

18 Till I Die............
CadCrazy said:
Is there any other way to make packages available to install through apt or synaptic without copying them to /var/cache/apt/archives folder. Lets say package folder is on the desktop(with all dependencies).
Why would you want to do that?
And it should be possible I believe by changing some configuration file. It surely is possible with portage, in gentoo and I don't see any reason why it shouldn't be technically.

See *www.linuxquestions.org/questions/l...-change-the-apt-get-download-location-172198/
You'll just need to make necessary changes in apt.conf file.
There's another solution there too.
 
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praka123

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@cadcrazy:best and simple method is u move ur existing /var/cache/apt/ to ur desired location and make a symlink in /var/cache/ dir as
for eg:if your apt-cache is in Desktop
ln -s /home/user/Desktop/mydir /var/cache/apt

yes,u can edit /etc/apt/apt.conf (man 5 apt.conf) also to set apt-cache dir to someother location or partition.but the symlink solution is easy :p

for debian way(dont try it!):
Code:
sudo vim /etc/apt/apt.conf (make apt.conf file)
sudo echo "Dir::Cache "var/cache/apt/";" >> /etc/apt/apt.conf
sudo echo "Dir::Cache::archives "archives/";" >> /etc/apt/apt.conf
where var/cache/apt/ can be replaced by ur directory.
use sudo apt-config dump to see the current apt settings.
2nd options is for to download new cahe to the new directory.
Best is to try 1st way. :)
 

saurabh kakkar

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hi
I have ubuntu feisty and AptonCd pre installed so i directly downloaded the Mplayer , Amarock now when i try to open the iso image Apt on gives the following error :

This media was created in an ubuntu gutsy system, and is not suitable for your running system (ubuntu feisty), please add a compatible APTonCD media created in an system like yours.

plz help me to install the softwares on my ubuntu feist
 
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CadCrazy

CadCrazy

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Extract all the packages from .iso files. Copy all the files to /var/cache/apt/archives folder. Then see if its working. If your system has 512 mb ram then theres no point u should use 7.04,upgrade to 7.10
 

praka123

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feisty uses old version of glibc.so dont expect those packages using gutsy to work on feisty.u have to get feisty versions.else u have to make deb from source(leave thinking!).
 
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