Hi All, I'm running Debian 11.04 on the Asus 701 with speakup & espeak. I wanted to see if I can get Voxin installed, so I put the .deb file on a USB drive, and I thought it would show up in /media, but the only thing there is cdrom, and nothing is in there. During the install, I did the base install, because I wasn't sure if the 4GB internal storage would hold the Mate desktop, so I'm working in the CLI. I didn't find anything in /mnt either. So I did fdisk -l and it did not recognize the command. So I tried sudo fdisk -l and it did not know the command sudo. So I tried just su and it wanted root's password, and I was root. But it still did not recognize fdisk. Now, during the install, one option was install ssh-server, that was #11, and #12 was common system tools, and I thought I would get those choices again after installing ssh-server, but they were never presented again. Question, without reinstalling again, is there a way to get the common system tools installed? I did apt update as root. Thanks. Glenn
