[plug] Debian sources.list

[Arkem]

> From there if I understand directly it is just an "apt-get update"
> followed by an "apt-get dist-upgrade"

This will do everything you need, though it should be noted that you 
may want some things from woody that didn't appear in potato. It 
shouldn't be bad if its a server (ie. you don't need to get KDE or 
anything). Also though its probably obvious apt system will not do 
kernel upgrades or anything. (Its obvious to me now but when I was 
first upgrading from potato it wasn't).

> Are all my assumptions correct ??? Also if I have a local Debian
> apt cache of files downloaded a couple of days ago in
> /home/huntm/apt how do add this to the sources.list file.

Not sure how this works but if you have all .deb files in 
/var/cache/apt/archive apt will automatically recognise that they are 
there and will not download them again if they are required (and the 
same version)

Hope this helps.
Paul Chamberlain