with other members of
your household for the seat in front of the Athlon.
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an hour or so with perl or python will produce
the goods for my specific case but I find it hard to believe there's no
general purpose tool already available.
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Keep
to see what it
proposes to do next.
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-spool 5.9G 3.4G 2.6G 57% /var/spool
/dev/mapper/vg0-mirror
5.0G 1.7G 3.2G 35% /usr/local/mirror
Everything except /dev/hda1 is an LVM partition. There is still over
38GB of disk space waiting to be allocated.
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?
If you want to set it up as a desktop system you will be pushing your
luck. It can be done but you will learn to live with swapping.
As a home server (firewall/router/gateway/fileserver, no GUI) it will
be just fine.
It would also be more than adequate as a thin client.
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insist on receiving mail to both addresses over two modem
connections (one of them a mere 33.6K) and uucp is also rumoured to be
involved.
I've survived the spam and viruses so far. The open nature of the
Debian mailing lists is a feature, not a bug, and is well worth
preserving.
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a MC68030. I doubt a 25Mhz ARM3 was enough of an
improvement to get over that hurdle.
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and if it hadn't been taken off the net by a faulty NIC
I would have shut it down anyway when security updates for potato stop.
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the Libranet
installer support?
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firewalls over it.
IMHO hosts.allow/deny is far less tricky than a firewall, even when
using a high-level firewall-builder like shorewall. I use both; defence
in depth is a Good Thang(TM).
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that don't
tie them to specific kernel versions and specific distributions; the
NVidia video card drivers are an example. If the manufacturer chooses
not to properly support its products under GNU/Linux then you are
better taking your business to a manufacturer that does.
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On 9 Jan 03 10:31:01 GMT, I wrote:
I've got sheet music for some 19th century military bugle calls and
I'd like to hear what they sound like and maybe create .wavs to put
on a web site. I'm looking for some combination of software that will
allow me to enter the score for each call and then
suggestions on how to proceed? I'm basically musically
illiterate.
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to be a developer and building the package from
source yourself.
How are you creating custom kernel packages with .changes files? I've
been unable to work out how to do it with kernel-package and make-kpkg.
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On 28 Dec 02 11:54:56 GMT, Haim Ashkenazi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, 2002-12-28 at 13:45, Frank Copeland wrote:
I manage a couple of HP tc4100s with NetRAID 1Ms and the stock (well,
it started as stock anyway...) Debian kernel finds the RAID controller
just fine:
since I'm always
in several versions of the 2.4.x kernels prior to
2.4.20.
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will be
in the archives if you can be bothered putting in the effort.
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On Sun, Dec 22, 2002 at 02:39:27AM +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I dont think making him search elseware because you cant be bothered to cc
him is fair, its NOT obvious Debian has archives, so im ccing him your
message below you ass.
If he found the list he can find the archives. And
are in for a world of pain, trust me.
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bother to fix such a relatively minor
issue. It would be more productive to help make sure the gnome2-based
galeon2 behaves better.
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On Mon, Oct 28, 2002 at 07:42:57AM -0500, Tom Allison wrote:
Frank Copeland wrote:
Did I forget to reply to the list? Bad me.
Is there some way that I could crontab an apt-get job that would use ONLY
the security debian site for upgrading?
fjc@thingy:~$ apt-show cron-apt
Package: cron
may find it complaining that it can't resolve the
hostname. If you don't have a static IP address, try adding the new
hostname as an alias for 127.0.0.1 aka localhost in your /etc/hosts file.
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On 19 May 02 02:53:25 GMT, csj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A note from one manufacturer's site, for example, reads in part: Due to
special signaling requirements necessary for Windows Plug and Play, the
serial cable included with the UPS will not work in the Linux
environment. I'm not sure
On 12 May 02 18:14:29 GMT, Mario Vukelic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, 2002-05-12 at 20:05, Dale Hair wrote:
/usr/bin/galeon-bin: relocation error: /usr/lib/libgtkembedmoz.so:
undefined symbol: GetFlatBufferHandle__C10nsACString
Did you upgrade mozilla?
I believe the debian packaging
On 16 Apr 02 21:04:59 GMT, curtis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
/etc/default/pcmcia reads:
PCMCIA='yes'
PCIC=xircom_cb[was =yenta_socket, but either way I get the
same results]
According to the PCMCIA HOWTO:
PCIC
This identifies the PC Card Interface Controller driver
On 26 Mar 02 10:43:43 GMT, Rory Campbell-Lange [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is really a two part message. The first part is about removing many
messages from Exim. How does one do that easily, if one has to have
the precise id for each?
grep the output from
# mailq
which leads to...
On 14 Mar 02 20:58:12 GMT, Dave Sherohman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, Mar 14, 2002 at 07:55:24PM +0100, Troels Petersen wrote:
How do I remove frozen messages from the exim queue, messages like :
(output from 'exim -bp')
14d 1.7K 16gLfk-0001Ka-00 *** frozen ***
[EMAIL
On 17 Feb 02 21:31:06 GMT, will trillich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
what's the potato-friendly way to get galeon installed?
galeon hasn't been potato-friendly since about version 0.7.x. It is a
bleeding-edge gnome application that requires libraries and other
facilities only available in gnome
On 22 Dec 01 23:44:12 GMT, Karsten M. Self kmself@ix.netcom.com wrote:
on Fri, Dec 21, 2001 at 02:39:39PM -0500, lee ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Ok..I'm fairly new to linux and extremely new to debian (was mandrake
8.1)..I'm attempting to install 2.2r2 on a 2 gig drive here and not
really
On 25 Nov 01 13:10:53 GMT, Stan Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I saw the slashdot articel on the latest galeon.
Since i'm looking for something to replace netscape (which has crashed 3
time this morning, already). I went tot hat site.
I'm runing potato + Progeny + 24. kernel.
So you
On 20 Nov 01 18:27:53 GMT, Brooks R. Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I try to connect and I am still asked a password. I've tried it with
both
empty passphrases and obnoxious passphrases, and I get the same result
(password not passphrase). I've muddled thorough the man pages for
On 19 Nov 01 21:25:47 GMT, David Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When troubleshooting on RedHat, I often log in to a X session as a user,
then su to root in an xterm and run ethereal (a packet-sniffer with GUI)
to watch the network traffic that results from my actions as a user.
I would
On 15 Nov 01 01:34:12 GMT, Joseph Doss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a multi-part message in MIME format.
--=_NextPart_000_000F_01C16D32.93398FA0
Content-Type: multipart/alternative;
boundary==_NextPart_001_0010_01C16D32.93398FA0
You probably have no idea what a bloody mess
On 12 Jul 01 06:55:28 GMT, Guy Geens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sunny == Sunny Dubey [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sunny hey, I have a 3c509 NIC.
Sunny I tried getting an IP for this NIC by using DHCP. (I used
Sunny dhcpcd) But for some odd reason, it wouldn't work, and so I
Try `modprobe 3c509' and
On 17 Jun 01 17:48:05 GMT, csj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anybody successfully built galeon using the mozilla version found
at non-us.debian.org/debian-non-US/pool/non-US/main/m/mozilla/?
Yes. Try using --with-mozilla-libs=/usr/lib/mozilla-0.9.1 as an
argument to configure. I also had to grab
On 20 Apr 01 20:32:39 GMT, Lance Heller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When running acroread 4.0 (x86 linux stout0124 Jan24 2000
15:00:03) on my 2.2r2 x86 system running a 2.2.18 kernel, acroread
commonly gobbles up all available system memory causing the system to
hang. This happens on
On 19 Mar 01 22:07:23 GMT, Greene, Sam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to install Debian on my laptop. My card is listed at
http://www.xfree86.org/cardlist.html
as supported. Is a generic driver the only thing that is offered? The best
resolution I can get is
640x480. I configure it for
On 19 Mar 01 10:20:01 GMT, Justin Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
FreeBSD. Here is what is detected during startup:
3Com 3c905 Boomerang 100baseTx at 0x1440, 00:60:08:14:86:44 IRQ 3
^
If you have the usual two serial ports with the
On 17 Mar 01 20:13:05 GMT, William Leese [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think I found this mentioned somewhere, something to do with editing your
.Xresources file. Does anyone know more of this?
If you are using Gnome or KDE, try installing grdb or krdb. This will
apply your GTK/KDE theme to
On 10 Mar 01 08:16:33 GMT, Jonathan Gift [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I dl the latest Mozilla 0.8 build from Mozilla.org and have been having
some trouble. The only library that I loaded on install was
libstdc++2.9-glibc2.1.
Now someone gave me the site for a potato deb and alongside the deb and
tar
On 10 Mar 01 08:35:16 GMT, Jonathan Gift [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried installing the deb in question and got conflicts. It wants a
newer set of libraries than my potato has.
That'll be because it was built on a woody or sid system. The same
packages built for potato are at
On 9 Mar 01 14:51:26 GMT, Jonathan Gift [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I dl the 0.8 build, untarred and zipped it to /usr/local/share/mozilla
than ran /usr/local/share/mozilla/mozilla to get it started. I get lot's
of error message and changing themes crahses it cold. They couldn't have
released this
On 23 Feb 01 00:50:46 GMT, Known Human Nick Rusnov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well I'm having a heck of a time getting a freshly installed Potato box to
authenticate with an openldap server.
I'm new to this whole ldap thing, is there a guide somewhere to reconfiguring
debian to use ldap for
On 8 Feb 01 21:53:48 GMT, Michael A. Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've recently installed Debian (stable) onto a Dell CPx J650GT
laptop. After installing the base system and the required
packages, I added the SVGA and Mach64 xservers and the
depended-upon packages. startx works in that I get
On 6 Feb 01 16:27:39 GMT, Hans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Running (Helix)Gnome at 800x600 produces mostly horribly large windows,
especially the terminal. I looked at the Gnome website and they basically
say you have to live with that. Being stubborn: has anyone found a solution
for this? --Hans
On 28 Jan 01 18:49:02 GMT, Rob VanFleet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The people you really need to talk to are the galeon developers (or at
least whoever packages the deb's for it). If they're packaging a deb
for Potato and making it depend on X4, it seems they are obviously out
of touch with
On 26 Jan 01 23:49:02 GMT, Pollywog [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is xml-i18n-tools available as a Debian package, perhaps under a
different name?
I can't find it.
No, but I expect it will be soon. The changelog only starts on Jan 3
2001. It's quite straightforward to package.
Frank
On 21 Jan 01 02:37:20 GMT, Carl Fink [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
IIRC, you hit F1 during the bootstrap.
The manual I read (ThinkPad 560X) said to hold the F1 key down, power
on, and continue holding down F1 until the BIOS setup came up.
Frank
On 19 Jan 01 06:58:32 GMT, Forrest English [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
in my trying to apt all the right files for my laptop to run x, i seem to
have missed somthing.
when i attemt to run x...
Fatal Server error:
could not open default font 'fixed'
what does this mean, and what do i need to do to
On 19 Jan 01 15:52:36 GMT, Forrest English [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i just tried apt-get install tast-x-window-system-core
it broke debconf. it said it was upgrading debconf (sources pointing at
unstable), and now all packages won't install. because debconf won't
install because of aparently a
On 18 Jan 01 18:45:13 GMT, David S. Bach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Debian 2.2r2 (kernel 2.2.18pre21) is unable to use the 3c509 ISA network card.
Consider yourself lucky you aren't stuck with an SMC Elite or Ultra. In
my experience the 3COM cards tend to Just Work with little persuasion.
I will
On 19 Jan 01 02:54:28 GMT, Forrest English [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i have a pcmcia NIC that i want to use in my laptop, i managed to get the
base system installed from floppies. but, now after the install, i need
to setup my network connection.is there an application that i can use
to do
On 9 Jan 01 20:48:54 GMT, Anton Emmerfors [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Using the current style in /etc/pam.d/login I am asked twice for
passwords which I don't want. So I tried converting to the new style
(value=action) but then it won't work at all.
You need to do something along the lines of:
On 7 Jan 01 01:01:20 GMT, Known Human Nick Rusnov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm going to be running a moderately sized network, and I was wondering how
difficult it would be to setup ldap as teh authentication for it?
Having just done exactly that I can say it's probably more frustrating
than
On 29 Nov 00 05:34:28 GMT, Lawrence H. Robins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm curious to know what strategies are used by regular subscribers
to this list to deal with the high volume of messages (250/day)?
A mail2news gateway. A decent news client is always going to be a
better bet for dealing
On 29 Nov 00 08:23:53 GMT, Pap Tibor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 29 Nov 2000, Frank Copeland wrote:
On 29 Nov 00 05:34:28 GMT, Lawrence H. Robins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm curious to know what strategies are used by regular subscribers
to this list to deal with the high volume
On 18 Nov 00 23:50:40 GMT, Stan Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I found this programs name as a comment in the begining of
/etc/X11/XF86config. Now when I run it, it just does nothng. The prompt
comes
right back :-(
I've had the same problem. Try deleting or moving
On 24 Oct 00 06:23:38 GMT, Mark Phillips [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just upgraded wine to the woody version. A program that used to run
on the potato version now crashes at the start, complaining:
err:module:fixup_imports Module (file) KERNEL32.dll needed by
C:\etax2000_1.exe not found
Now I
On 24 Oct 00 08:25:26 GMT, Mark Phillips [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Phillip Deackes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I went through the same thing at the weekend. Just open up
/etc/ld.so.conf and add this line:
/usr/lib/wine
Do the usual ldconfig afterwards. /etc/wine.conf has changed a fair bit
On 5 Sep 00 19:05:33 GMT, Felix Natter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Namely, Gnome does not include its own window manager; KDE does.
Gnome depends on hooks for Gnome support compiled into an external
window manager, and at present the only window manager with full
support for Gnome seems to be
On 5 Sep 00 21:05:48 GMT, Richard Black [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have just upgrade to wine (my first upgrade of wine for some time).
I've run into a couple of problems. The first one was:
[...]
LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable. However, after this, wine just hangs whenever
I try and use it (it will
On 6 Sep 00 21:52:08 GMT, Jonathan Markevich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, Sep 06, 2000 at 04:24:22AM +, Frank Copeland wrote:
However, the libwine .deb is missing an essential library file, so it
won't work anyway. For now your best bet is probably to stick with the
wine released
On 29 Aug 00 12:27:19 GMT, Previ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I seriously believe that this and other debian lists are far better
managed both by users and debian, using NewsGroups
rather than mail lists.
Try setting up a mail2news gateway. Install inn|inn2, create a local
newsgroup, make it
On 26 Aug 00 21:26:30 GMT, Dale L . Morris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm afraid I may have botched this one. Trying to get junkbuster to
work I removed it with 'apt-get remove junkbuster' then removed the
junkbuster directory with rm -rf. Now when I reinstall junkbuster,
there's nothing in the
Cameron Matheson wrote:
I'm waiting for the new Debian to come out, and I need some information
about WINE. In Potato, how stable is WINE?
In my experience the wine currently in potato is as stable as any version of
wine I've used, and better than most. However, it is classified as alpha
Ethan Pierce wrote:
In my opinion WINE isnt all its cracked up to be, but better than it has
been in the past.
I don't know that wine has ever been cracked up to be more than it is, at
least not by the developers. It is certainly getting better.
If you want to run windows apps in linux,
Barry Samuels wrote:
I would like to continue using woffle and to use junkbuster in addition but the
instructions are going to have to be of the 'put this here' and 'put that
there'
type I'm afraid.
In /etc/junkbuster/forwardfile make sure you have something like this at the
very end:
*
Russel wrote:
Oops...I've got either a 2.2.10, 2.2.12, and 2.2.14. Tried em all.
I've got the binutils and gcc versions required in Documentation/Changes
( I even checked using the commands listed in that file)
If the file builds just fine on your computer...has the file changed
between kernel
Russell wrote:
Here's the message I get:
Assembler Messages:
Bindec.S :487
/usr/src/linux/arch/m68k/fpsp040
[Bindec.o] error 1
value of -512 too large for field of 1 bytes at 511
I asked the people on the m68k list, and they didn't know. I am sure I'm
missing some vital library or other piece
Brian Lavender wrote:
I am trying to compile a debian package from source. I can go to the package's
web page and get the original source along with the diff. How do I apply the
patch?
Get the *.dsc file as well. Put all three files in the directory you want to
unpack in, and cd to it. Then
John Bagdanoff wrote:
The current potato wine package worked flawlessly for me, so I didn't
save the previous version. I got the latest one in woody, but still
wine breaks.
If you could, polly, upgrade to the latest libc6 (2.1.3-5). If wine
starts up for you, then I'll go to the wine news group
John Bagdanoff wrote:
Frank Copeland wrote:
wine breaks for me too. I get a stack dump and backtrace that seems to
implicate the libc towupper() function. I've filed a bug against libc6,
we'll see what comes of it.
Thanks for the verification, Frank. Guess I'll sit tight for a couple
Tom wrote:
Okay i have done this before but cant remember what i typed to get it to
work. I need to clear out the cache on my proxy server so that it wont keep
showing some items that i have changed. how do i do this? Basicaly I think
what im looking to do is clear out my proxy cache, but i
Scott Au wrote:
I've been itching to install Gnome both for the utilites as well the
greater desktop control. I'm worried about the performance hit my box
will take though with the increased graphical desktop (as compared to the
simpler nature of IceWM). Anybody running a similar processor (I
Scott Au wrote:
After installing and running minicom, I've noticed that my modem, a BOCA
ISA 28.8 modem is incredibly slow. Dialing my ISP shows text being received
with periodic pauses.
From personal experience one possibility is that serial interrupts are not
being serviced quickly enough,
Robert L. Harris wrote:
I'm looking at upgrading to potato. I'm doing the
apt-get -d dist-upgrade currently since it looks like it'll take 1day
and 15hrs per box. Since the -d downloads, can I take the files being
downloaded for box1, tar them up, copy and untar to box[234] and then
just
Ben Lutgens wrote:
On Fri, Dec 31, 1999 at 04:49:59PM +1100, Frank Copeland wrote:
If the boxes are networked together, you can easily set up your own partial
mirror and install from that. Once you have upgraded box #1, use apt-move to
create a partial mirror from the .debs you downloaded
Brian wrote:
Presumably, I cannot use LILO to dual-boot the machine (after all,
how would the machine let LILO see the partition with the kernel?). Up to
now, I have been booting off of a floppy, and that is torture.
Have you actually tried LILO? I have a SCSI-only box that the BIOS
David Blackman wrote:
Lately I've been thinking about forking Debian, into DWA,
meaning Debian Without Attitude. We'll drop the attitude, and the
pretenses, about what Free means, and get licensing deals with Corel,
Netscape, and Sun, to include Wordperfect, Communicator, and
Staroffice.
Kent West wrote:
I can make config and make xconfig but I can not make menuconfig.
When I try, I get the following:
westk03:/usr/src/linux# make menuconfig
rm -f include/asm
( cd include ; ln -sf asm-i386 asm)
make -C scripts/lxdialog all
make[1]: Entering directory
Scott Henry wrote:
I did a recent apt-get upgrade, and now atd fails. It used to work
fine. It seems to only process items when restarted, and leaves
defuct children around. I have at version 3.1.8-7 installed. I am
running various 2.3.x kernels with various patches, but atd isn't
working even if
Aaron Solochek wrote:
Ok, as regular readers probably know, I was having problems with
dselect. It was complaing about not finding
/usr/share/debconf/confmodule or something similar. There was a
/usr/share/debconf/confmodule.sh, so I decided, to cp that file leaving
out the .sh, to appease
Robert Parker wrote:
While worming through the pages I found a reference to
a compact verison of Debian installation that was
designed to work on a 486. I have not been able to
find the link since, after 3 days of looking. Is there
anyone that can direct me to the site where I can get
more
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
can someone kindly give me an example of a working wine.conf? I must be
mangling something pretty bad...
I have no windows partition anywhere, but I made a windows directory in
/var that I point to...
What exactly is the problem? The /etc/wine.conf installed by the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
'Allo there, has anyone successfully configured the Trident T 9750 2 MB
My 9750 claims to have 4MB, but I trust this makes little or no difference.
AGP Card under Debian ? I've tried all that I can , and I still cant
achieve anything worth looking at...and would
Nathan Smith wrote:
I have what I hope is a quick question. I'm having trouble getting X to
work using the SVGA server with my Trident 3DImage 975 Card. The VGA 16
server works fine, but as you can imagine looks slightly less beautiful
than I would like.
I'm using the X that came with Slink,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone else noticed that wine depends on libgl1, but that package is
no longer available? What happened here? Is libgl1 no longer needed for
some reason? Does anyone still have this package because it's not on the
debian site anywhere.
I found a .deb for this
Kent West wrote:
On Wed, 26 May 1999, Ralf G. R. Bergs wrote:
On Sun, 23 May 1999 20:51:55 -0500, Matthew W. Roberts wrote:
Netscape 4.51 for X is just too slow on my slightly dated pentium. Does
Huh???
Netscape 4.51 is everything else but slow. You probably simply have too
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