Gil,
I had a very similar problem with my US Robotics V.Everything external
modem. This may sound insane, but my problem seemed to be related to modem
initialization strings.
There is a setting someplace in Windows for its dialer that makes it create
a log file when it dials the modem. One of
Re: 1) The file System.map is created in the /usr/src/linux subdirectory.
2) Looks like you have a hard disk that has 1024 cylinders. Go to the
/etc subdirectory.
Edit the file lilo.conf and add the line:
lba32
to the file somewhere. (You'll need to be logged in as root, or use the su
not at all qualified to answer 4) for you. Sorry.
I have also entered the Linux world from the Windows world, as I suspect you
have, and can sympathize with you as far as the learning curve goes. Hang
in there.
Tom Delany
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From: Thomas Delany [EMAIL PROTECTED
That looks almost identical to a problem that I have been having with a
number of packages in unstable. Unfortunately, no one has been able to help
me either. I wish Iknew what was going on.If I get any answer, or figure
anything out, I'll let you know. I'd appreciate it if youwould do the same
Oops! I guess I'm really running Sid. I
didn't realize that unstable had been changed to Sid. Duh! What rock
have I been hiding under?
Anyways, my problem still stands. Could some
kind soul please shed a little light on it for me? Please?
Tom
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From: Thomas
Hi,
I have a Debian system running Woody that I am
having big problems with re: dselect and updating it.
I was in the middle of updating the system with
dselect when I attempted to background the dselect process in order to do
something that was suggested by the output from one of the
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