> No. If you want to use DeMuDi, then install AGNULA/DeMuDi. You are asking for
> trouble if you try to install it backwards like this. The main problem you
> are likely to be experiencing with DeMuDi is that it doesn't support
> proprietary drivers, so the nVidia support is limited. PlanetCCRMA/Fedora or
> Mandrake might be more sympathetic to your hardware.
Uh. That's what I did. And it's completely unusable. So I asked if
there is an alternative way to get the same functionality. According
to Agnula:
"Q: Can I install A/DeMuDi over an existing Debian installation?
A: Yes, at least as long as you are running Sarge. Follow the following steps"
http://www.agnula.org/download/demudi/1.2.0-FAQ#Upgrading
And according to something I read somewhere, Libranet can be used as
an (easy) installer for a normal debian system. You just do a
"minimal install" and then dist-upgrade to testing and all will be
perfectly debian. Or so I read. (And can't find it now.) If another
distro like Mepis can be used the same way, that would be good. I've
tried the debian installer by itself and it was a nightmare.
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