Hi.
I have built LFS 6.0 on an old Thinkpad (233MHz, 64MB). I have a PCMCIA
network adaptor (which runs of a standard 3COM driver) which I would
like to get working. However, I cannot find (either in lfs or blfs) any
hints on getting pcmcia startup scripts or the cardmgr utilities installed.
On Sun, 2005-07-24 at 15:19 -0500, Randy McMurchy wrote:
BLFS policy has always been to use whatever switches are necessary to
build *without* optional dependencies, with a note in the book explaining
what to do if they *are* installed.
I am not trying to say what is right, or what is wrong.
Recently, Somebody Somewhere wrote these words
Hi.
I have built LFS 6.0 on an old Thinkpad (233MHz, 64MB). I have a
PCMCIA network adaptor (which runs of a standard 3COM driver) which I
would like to get working. However, I cannot find (either in lfs or
blfs) any hints on getting pcmcia
--- S. Anthony Sequeira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I email a minute for the last 5 minutes.
Sorry for being pedantic, but this is driving me nuts. I also receive
emails. The problem is the output isn't in the email (in this case
Hello). Was the Hello included in the emails you received?
I have
Hi all,
I'm trying to build rpm-4.4.2 using the rpm hint. I'm using blfs
cvs-2005-07-20 version of the book. I've built all required
dependencies but when I run:
$ ./configure --prefix=/usr --enable-posixmutexes --without-selinux \
--without-python --without-javaglue
It fails
--- Randy McMurchy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sometimes I've found it easier to just figure out a workaround,
instead of fighting something endlessly.
Yes, and I agree, But I've not put much time into it yet. If no one had
said it worked fine for them then I would have let it go instantly. As
On Mon, 2005-07-25 at 13:49 -0700, benjamin stathos wrote:
Yes, and I agree, But I've not put much time into it yet. If no one
had
said it worked fine for them then I would have let it go instantly. As
it is either Anthony has done something unique in how he compiled
fcron, or fcron is broken
Steve Brown, Jul 25, 12:12 -0500:
[Declan:]
Don't know the package but I presume it uses ghostscript.
No. It's based on xpdf. No gs involved.
I think I should clarify my problem. Really what I'm trying to do is
get full TTF support in gpdf. The plain fonts seem to work OK, e.g.
Arial,
No. It's based on xpdf. No gs involved.
FWIW, gpdf prints fonts correctly and xpdf displays/prints fonts
correctly. gpdf just won't display the fonts correctly. Also tried
gpdf 2.8.3 with no luck.
gpdf is being deprecated in favour of evince. BLFS currently does not
give instructions for
