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hey saltamontes,dc i got it.... i installed ntfs-3g package and aft that issued the command dc mentioned... it works fine .. thanks a lot... then how can i check whether ...
  1. 07-01-2009 #11
    dharanitharan
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    hey saltamontes,dc i got it.... i installed ntfs-3g package and aft that issued the command dc mentioned... it works fine .. thanks a lot... then how can i check whether a particular package is installed or not using terminal...
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    Glad to help you !
    how can i check whether a particular package is installed or not using terminal...
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    dpkg -l | grep <package_name>
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    excellent !!!

    also you can try:

    Code:
    apt-cache search [package]
    you can obtain more information searching in the web...
    or in the Debian Page, there are manuals about apt (APT HowTO)

    also, you can check the man pages for quick reference:

    Code:
    man apt
man apt-cache
man apt-get
man aptitude
    See you.
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