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here is how I created a local repository easily
Since the online repo expired a while ago, installation of previously installable packages are no longer installable, e.g. docker and portainer. Here is how I did by crating a local repo on a USB fla...
I thought I got around all the errors. But the iso it created is unusable because it changed all the file and folder names to upper case and limited their length. The available version of xorriso is just too old. I have a Debian VM I can use to create it if I really need to, but I just put the contents of the three BD .iso's into three directories and pointed to them.
It would take forever to upload to my OwnCloud. My download speed is very restricted.
I have a lot of hard drives sitting around. I just installed current debian on one of them, then swap out my windows and boot into the debian system. It takes a few minutes to combine them.
I think this is the best approach.
The version that came with jessie is just too old.
I cannot use the snapshot link as a source in the source list. You would need a certificate. I did not bother to investigate. The USB for me is the simplest.
I think this is the best approach.
The version that came with jessie is just too old.
I cannot use the snapshot link as a source in the source list. You would need a certificate. I did not bother to investigate. The USB for me is the simplest.
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