Which way is better for a fresh install:
1. Install new kernel, install video driver and update all packages
or
2. Update packages, install kernel, install video drivers ?
topic title: reccomended way for fresh install ? (solved)
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Last edited by lavsan on 09 Apr 2012, 22:06, edited 1 time in total.
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To get what is current.
Well the first thing I do after a fresh install is2. Update packages, install kernel, instal video drivers ?
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apt-get update
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Greetings lavsan,
I agree with rokytnji 100%
Doing an apt-get update does wonders.
I say this from an accomplishment I had rebuilding an RT5370 for
a USB dongle on an old laptop using antiX M11 486.
Without doing the apt-get update first I couldn't get to do
an apt-get install build-essentials ... which was the first step.
Also rokytnji is one of the gurus of this forum, you can't go wrong.
I agree with rokytnji 100%
Doing an apt-get update does wonders.
I say this from an accomplishment I had rebuilding an RT5370 for
a USB dongle on an old laptop using antiX M11 486.
Without doing the apt-get update first I couldn't get to do
an apt-get install build-essentials ... which was the first step.
Also rokytnji is one of the gurus of this forum, you can't go wrong.