I've got an athalon system with integrated nvidea geforce2 svga,
ethernet, modem, sound card on a single chip (I believe).
I found the debian packages for patching the current Woody X systems
and kernel to be confusing, I prefer leaving kernel work to myself
with straight downloads from
Hello,
Having installed last week's ssh security patches last night, I now am
having severe problems talking to other ssh clients, with very slow
transfer rates and high latencies.
here are the specific versions (one on irix) where I am having
troubles with the potato upgrade:
debug1:
Hello:
I'm running an up to date intel-potato distribution, and
cannot find the enlightenment configuration tool anywhere.
What am I missing? It is mentioned (but shaded out) in the
gnome configuration menus, and I use it at work on my RH 6.1
system.
Perhaps you mean how to do dynamic dns updates? There's lots of info
and i think some examples in:
http://www.pop-uc.rcts.pt/mirrors/dnsrd/
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Hopewell
One apparrent success: apt-get dist-upgrade slink - potato on an old
ast laptop. The kernel is actually 2.0.29 and hasn't been changed for
a long time! (I still have it so I don't break my pcmcia ethernet,
mostly due to laziness).
Only problem I have seen is that the new system tried to load
I appreciate the fine quality of the debian distribution and the work
that goes into it. Thanks very much! It is my preferred linux
distribution. However, I have three systems that are at slink level,
and have been waiting for a long time for a 2.2.* kernel, gnome
(available outside official
could that happen? Is this a
freak coincidence or the tickling/exploit of a pppd bug? It there an
escape sequence embedded in the transfer that could reset the modem?
Perhaps I am just a victim of a freak coincidence.
Thanks for any ideas,
nathan
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installed on a slink system?
Any help would be appreciated.
nathan
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NJ 08543-5400 - 609
this behavior? I have a local
mirror of the debian archive that I believe I am pointing to
correctly.
Thanks,
nathan
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are attracting windows users and they
I strongly agree. I have personal convictions that debian is
the higher quality dist, but I cannot reccomend it to the corporation
I work for simply because of the install process and dselect issues.
nathan
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Have you possibly added any swap files recently? A while ago I
tracked a similar problem to an open swap file that shutdown was not
releasing before it tried to unmount.
nathan
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I need bo (debian 1.3) binaries of grep and ar to try and revive an
old system before I can upgrade to hamm. Grep and ar have been lost
:(
I've seen the address of the bo site somewhere, but I just spent an
hour looking through the web site with no success.
Thank you.
nathan
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Netscape outgoing mail may have broken due to this.
nathan
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I am wanting to install applixware 4.3 on my debian system and would
like some advice as the best way to approach it. should i use alien to
convert the rpm packages or just run the install script or what? what
has proved successful for others?
For Applix 4.3.7, on
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Is there anything in a kernel recompile that would affect how XFree
performs? I have an AST ascentia laptop, 800x600 screen. The default
debian kernel gives an X display that is shifted about 30 pixels
This is totally weird...help!
Is there anything in a kernel recompile that would affect how XFree
performs? I have an AST ascentia laptop, 800x600 screen. The default
debian kernel gives an X display that is shifted about 30 pixels to
the right. Some of my early recompiles (boot floppies)
Hello all:
I'm having trouble telling linux to allow rsh's to work as root from
remote machines. Root's .rhosts, /etc/hosts.equiv, and
/etc/hosts.allow don't seem to affect the permission denied
result. Solution?
Thanks,
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Hello:
Before I talk about problems, let me say that the 1.2 release
that the people here have produced is very impressive and fairly
solid. Nice work! I've got an AST Ascentia laptop running with full
X, mouse, sound, ethernet, ppp, and power management. All with just a
few days of
After a trouble-free complete 1.2 install on a new laptop, I began the
process of upgrading my 1.1 box. dpkg and dselect have broken after
the list of available packages is updated:
log
Uncompressing
/u/dna/usr1/people/nathan/src/debian/stable/binary-i386/Packages.gz
... done.
Replacing
I just did a 1.2 install onto a new AST ascentia notebook. Now I have
Helen Keller Linux running (no X, no network, no mouse yet).
The first and most pressing problem is getting it to talk to a
farrallon etherwave pcmcia card. Will I need to ftp packages over to
the windows side and get a
it delays this way, or it is dying after it
starts up.
Some versions of sysklogd die at bootup when your net is not running
(as in under ppp). Adding entries in /etc/hosts may solve your
problem. See a recent thread in the comp.os.linux groups...
nathan
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, isn't it?
Stoyan Could it be the Debian netscape installation package
Stoyan netscape_3.0.deb that wiped out something? (I don't thing so)
Stoyan ?
snip
Installation of 3.0 by hand did nothing crazy to my bookmarks file.
nathan
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Hello,
I'm getting some out of processes errors lately in my debian
1.1 installation. Typically this is returned to the shell when I try
to open a new xterm, etc.
Linux secura-8 2.0.0 #3 Sun Jun 23 22:23:43 PDT 1996 i486
top says I only have about 50 procs running, and I doubt Linux would
Hello again...
Since upgrading to 1.1, syslogd doesn't start up at boot. I have seen
this problem brought up on the list before, but didn't see an answer.
This only relevant things in var/log/messages (not too useful as
syslogd isn't usually running) is perhaps:
Sep 2 10:05:23 secura-9
Zoikes.
You know, it is not straightforward to keep *only* the intel binaries
mirrored on another machine. I did write a preliminary mirror config file:
package=debian
site=ftp.caldera.com
remote_dir=/pub/mirrors/debian
local_dir=/usr3/people/nathan/src/debian
msdos umask=0 0 0
proc/proc procdefaults0 0
Of course every time I reboot, fsck gets run on the offending disk.
Has anyone seen this before? I didn't have the problem with 0.93.
nathan
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