I was thinking of doing that since I have the text.tgz file already on CD, but will it be able to
track the packages installed if we do it this way.  I'm not sure how packages are handled on
NetBSD.

--- Manuel Bouyer <bouyer@antioche.eu.org> wrote:
> On Mon, Dec 09, 2002 at 06:19:17AM -0800, Bustamam Harun wrote:
> > My first time installing NetBSD.  Got the bootable ISO and boot my Ultra 1.  Installation went
> > fine except when it comes to text.tgz.  I thought my CD image was corrupted, so I opt to
> install
> > from ftp the same thing happens, pax crashes when trying to install text.tgz.  I reinstall the
> 
> Hum, this is annoying ...
> 
> > whole thing without text.tgz and now I have a barebone NetBSD OS 1.6 working with X.  The
> problem
> > is now I can't install new packages from pkgsrc since it's missing /usr/share/tmac/tmac.andoc
> (I
> > assume from the text.tgz package).  I guess this thing is needed for some document
> installation or
> > something.  Is it safe to just copy the missing file?  What is the correct way to resolve this
> > text.tgz problem?  I've read some issue with pax and previous ISO images (1.6A) but don't see
> any solution.
> 
> Just download , text.tgz and then:
> cd /
> tar xzpvf /path/to/text.tgz


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