if i get a external modem dose it have to have jumpers or not? if so will they
be inside and will i have to take apart the mode?
Thanks
OK, I fixed the problem I was having with mounting my cdrom drive.
But, in a strange way. By going into my BIOS and changing my boot
sequence so that my cdrom is first. With it set like this linux will
recognize my cdrom but, without it, it will not.
Can any one tell me the story behind
I'm trying to install StarOffice, i installed all the libs that came
with it, and then ran ldconfig. But when i run the setup for staroffice
i get:
ld-2.0.7.so Library not found
ld-linux.so.2 Library not found
But both of those libraries are in /lib
Whats the deal here?
Andrew
Most motherboards have 2 built in uart's on com1 irq 4 and com2 irq3.
If you have anything connected to either of these (a mouse, say), it
_will_ conflict with what you set your modem for, either the ioport, or
the interrupt. If you're sure you're not using the builtin serial
ports, or don't
What does this error mean?
[root@lilypad pollywog]# rpm -i libstdc++-devel-2.8.1-1.i386.rpm
failed dependencies:
/sbin/install-info is needed by libstdc++-devel-2.8.1-1
libstdc++ is needed by libstdc++-devel-2.8.1-1
thanks
--
Andrew
--snip--
However, do you have a window manager working? If so, you should
already have one of those files (I think).
No X has default locations, those in your home override these. Check
/etc/skel for the files that are given to a new user.
If not, you need to get one before you use gnome.
From lawson_whitney
From: lawson_whitney
Full-Name: Lawson A. Whitney
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: modem
References: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
X-Status: New
:-)Internal modems that are not winmodems nor plug 'n pray need jumpers
to
select what ioport(comm
/sbin/install-info is included in the info-* rpm. libg++ wants to be
sure it can install its info pages. RH *-devel-* packages often include
only the headers and doco, which are relatively useless without the libs
they refer to. It wants you to install the info-*.rpm first, then the
Hi out there,
I have the bad feeling that I'm in trouble
I'm in the middle of the installation of RH5.2
Most of the things went well,
except:
linuxconf, DEV ( or was it dev or Dev ) and MAKEDEV gave the following
error:
" rpm installation of xxx failed, excecution of script failed "
Hi anybody out there???
things are going worse and worse.
Was playing around with the command line under ALT-F2 for a while and found
out what happend:
found this in the install.log...
the installer wasn't able to find the rpm packages for dev and MAKEDEV...
I was checking this ( god
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Michael H.
Warfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
A W Young enscribed thusly:
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Michael H.
Warfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
A W Young enscribed thusly:
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
On Sun, 7 Feb 1999, A W
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Ray
Olszewski [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
I'm coming to this thread late, so I apologize if I'm reviewing familiar ground.
It sounds like you need to find your printer before continuing to muck
around with /dev entries. So ...
1. Look in /proc/ioports ("more
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can someone help me setup my modem under linux?
Thanks in advance.
Before you trod down this path check out the MODEM HOWTO at the Linux
Document Project, it may also be on your distribution CD.
Also check the isapnptool FAQ if you have a PnP modem. Also there was a
Is it possible to set up a HP DeskJet 722C Printer? I am using RedHat 5.0
distribution. The HP site says to see the vendor for drivers but I did a
search on the redhat site and came up empty.
Has anyone done this? Is it possible?
Thanks in advance for any advice!
Bill
Windows: just
A W Young enscribed thusly:
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Michael H.
Warfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
:
: - snip to remove ongoing cruft...
:
I'm not entirely sure, but I have the file vmlinuz-2.0.34-0.6 which I
guess means version 2.0.34.
Correct... You
On Fri, 12 Feb 1999, albert e martinez eet stnt wrote:
1)How many MBR's per hard drive? One per hard drive or one per
partition?
The Master Boot Record is one for each hard drive.
2)Linux fdisk tells me that the number of cylinders on my HDD is
13328, as does the
With the multiple levels of quoting in your replies, they've become a bit
difficult for me to read ... but it appears, from reading this one and the
others, that your Linux system not only doesn't have printer support
compiled in (is this really a stock RH installation on an Intel-compatible
First of all I like to thanx Christian about how to mail my questions to
you guys/girls.
My question is the following If I have started a process with a
user, is it possible (with root) to take over that process??
I got this problem when I was making wine, with a user telnetted onto my
where can I find the info-rpm package? I am getting errors when I try to
install some RPM packages about not having info-install.
[root@lilypad pollywog]# rpm -i libstdc++-devel-2.8.1-1.i386.rpm
failed dependencies:
/sbin/install-info is needed by libstdc++-devel-2.8.1-1
Look at http://rufus.w3.org/linux/RPM
Claude
where can I find the info-rpm package? I am getting errors when I try to
install some RPM packages about not having info-install.
On Sat, 13 Feb 1999, Ray Olszewski wrote:
With the multiple levels of quoting in your replies, they've become a bit
difficult for me to read ... but it appears, from reading this one and the
Hear-hear
Related to this, when you boot the machine, what does the BIOS report about
parallel
On 13-Feb-99 Claude Robitaille wrote:
Look at http://rufus.w3.org/linux/RPM
Claude
where can I find the info-rpm package? I am getting errors when I try to
install some RPM packages about not having info-install.
I have been looking there and I figured out the problem. Some
At 12:48 PM 2/13/99 -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote [excerpt only]:
On Sat, 13 Feb 1999, Ray Olszewski wrote:
Related to this, when you boot the machine, what does the BIOS report about
parallel ports (this information would be somewhere, usually toward the
In particular, there should be a
On Sat, 13 Feb 1999, Richard Adams wrote:
It can. I checked the man pages just in case. But it can.
Because that happened just once AFAIK.
I do not use these programs, so i cant check thier behavouir, so i realy
cant say what the next thing to check is.
You seem to be on the correct
Is it possible for a DOS computer (no Windoze installed) to be client to a
Linux/Samba box?? If so, how ?
I need to use a DOS accounting program to input, access and store data
centrally in the server, accessible by another client also in DOS.
Thanks,
Shaggy
On Sat, 13 Feb 1999, Ray Olszewski wrote:
Do they connect to anything other than parallel ports, as, for example, the
HP LaserJets commonly do?
I really don't know. HP doesn't send documentation with these Deskjets
any more. (I knew the one I bought would work because I borrowed one and
At 03:44 PM 1/2/97 +0700, Shaggy Im-erbtham wrote [excerpt]:
I cannot eject the tray of CD-ROM drive while in Slackware. To change CD's
I have had to go into DOS.
The CDROM is already mounted
... and that's the problem -- you have to umount it before Linux will let
you eject it. The sequence
Hello everyone,
I am having some difficulty compiling programs which I download. I recently
downloaded Samba 2.0.2 and was going to build the RPM for it from the
source. In the ./packaging/ directory there is a script to do this all for
a person. When I run the script I hit a brick wall. The
You have to use umount before it'll allow you to remove it:
umount /cdrom
On Thu, 2 Jan 1997, Shaggy Im-erbtham wrote:
I cannot eject the tray of CD-ROM drive while in Slackware. To change CD's
I have had to go into DOS.
The CDROM is already mounted, as excerpted from /etc/fstab as
Can debian handle rpms right out the box, or is it necessary to add
support after installation.
Debian uses a program called dpkg to install software with. Dpkg then can
use a variety of front-ends to do various installations (the most popular of
these front-ends is the text-mode dselect
Can someone help me setup my modem under linux?
You need to be a lot more specific and give a lot more details if you
actually expect to get a meaningful response.
Is your modem an internal "WinModem" -- one that requires Windows drivers
to operate? If so, it will not work with Linux.
When I use kppp sometimes it will connect to the web and other times it
won't. Attached is my ppp-logfile for the times it did not connect. If
someone could tell what the problem is I would be grateful.
Micah
Feb 13 16:29:50 localhost pppd[379]: pppd 2.3.5 started by root, uid 0
Feb 13
Only a guess ... but perhaps an educated one.
Signal 15, aka SIGTERM, is described, somewhat unhelpfully, as "Termination
Signal" ("man 7 signal"). In context, I suspect that you are getting no
response from the other end to the ppp handshaking request being sent by
pppd, or the modem on the
Ray Olszewski wrote:
Only a guess ... but perhaps an educated one.
Signal 15, aka SIGTERM, is described, somewhat unhelpfully, as "Termination
Signal" ("man 7 signal"). In context, I suspect that you are getting no
response from the other end to the ppp handshaking request being sent by
Ryu wrote:
When I type startx to start xwindows I get the following message:
Fatal server error:
Caught signal 11. Server aborting...
Try http://www.bitwizard.nl/sig11/
I got a signal 11 once during the XServer installation portion, but upon
reinstallation it disappeared. Since you've
The most helpful things would be:
1. the complete set of messages from a successful connection, including both
the pppd messages and the messages from kppp and any other app that was
involved (does kppp do its own dialing or call another dialer?).
2. The kppp /or dialer messages from an
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