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On Sat, Feb 24, 2007 at 02:04:59AM +0000, Fintan Gaughan wrote:
> I have installed debian first and it did not recognise my lan card its
> aRealtek PHY RTL8201CL
> Pc is a ASRock K8NF4G .
>
> But installing Ubuntu on the same pc works..
Probably has a newer kernel.
> I know Ubuntu same as Debian.
I'm not sure how to parse this..
> Is there a way of Converting to Debian?
Only by installing Debian from scratch. Same for going the other
way.
> Some of the packages i need are on Debian can i saftly use the
> Debian packages via apt?
No, it is not safe to mix packages from Debian on Ubuntu or vice
versa.
If you're happy with Ubuntu then I advise you stick with it.
If you're not, which version of Debian did you first try? If it was
"Stable" (sarge) then I reocmmend trying "Testing" (etch), which
will be released as stable "soon" and has newer packages.
There are a lot of other things you could do, including installing
Debian from Ubuntu live cd using debootstrap and building a custom
kernel to reboot into, but if this sounds like this would be
challenging you may be best just sticking with Ubuntu.
Cheers,
Andy
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