Here is a problem that is perplexing:
we have set up our network with 2.0.34
and it works great, we can ping everybody
in the world but ourselves! i've checked
and rechecked our setup, but this is
stumping me. any suggestions fellows?
//joe
Jim --
One other thing - don't forget to
enable network packet forwarding,
it's a gotcha.
Linux-newbie question:
I use the Alt-F[1-12] text terminal
switching quite extensively. But when
I am in X11, it does not understand
the Alt key, it seems X11 intercepts the
keyboard. My question is: "Is it possible
to have X running _and_ switch to another
login text terminal and by
What is the best way to convert a Postscript
file to a GIF file? I've been trying
pstopnm and pnmtogif simply based on their
names alone, but pstopnm choke on me saying
I need "-g" and having parsing errors.
I'm probably all confused. Thanks...
//joe
If anybody has a URL to an in-depth
tutorial to how linking works exactly,
that would be great. Also, instructions
how to create libraries and archives and
how to link them.
I have a SCSI Zip drive that operates nicely.
IOMEGA provides a backup utility for Windoze 95.
Is there a Linux version? If not, what are my
options for an automated backup multi-disk backup?
Tanks for the help!
Joe
Linux-newbie:
I am experiencing random spurious backquotes
while I am typing in emacs while in X, either
with motif or fvwm. Is this a known defect,
or is my keyboard bugging out?
Thanks,
Joe
Hi.
I have a Compaq Deskpro XL with integrated sound.
BIOS says the card is on 530, DMA 3, doesn't say anything about IRQ.
OK, windoze 95 works just fine with sound, and says it's on 530/DMA 3/IRQ
9; i compiled my kernel with these values (i checked MSS/WSS ) and it says
at boot that soundcard
I've tried to download WordPerfect for
Linux from www.corel.com. However, it
doesn't complete, and the file is not in
GNZIP format. Has anybody had any luck?
If so, what do you think WordPerfect for Linux?
Joe
On 31-Dec-98 Jeff Buckey wrote:
OK, I just bought a new computer with a new ATI Charger vid card.
It's AGP with 4meg of videoRAM, but I can't seem to get RedHat 5.2 to
see it. I have run Xconfigurator and set up the vid card as a Mach-64
compatible RageII card, (my mointor's not listed so
On 02-Jan-99 Ken Schweigert wrote:
I am newbie running Redhat 5.0 and am considering upgrading my system.
I would like to upgrade it with the AMD K6-2/400 and an ASUS P5A-WA
super7 board.
Is there anyone running Linux on a similar system?
I thought the Redhat site had a hardware
Dear Linuxers,
I need to obtain a commercial CD distribution of
the lastest version of the GNU Software (for
IBM's AIX 4.x) which includes
- gcc
- gdb
- emacs
- gprof
- binutils
- bash shell
because the CD itself must be approved by my management.
I have located a nutshell book by Cygnus
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 16:29
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
t pppd[419]: pppd 2.3.5 started by root, uid 0
Feb 13 22:23:34 localhost pppd[419]: Using interface ppp0
Feb 13 22:23:34 localhost pppd[419]: Connect: ppp0 -- /dev/modem
Feb 13 22:23:37 localhost pppd[419]: Remote message:
Feb 13 22:23:38 localhost pppd[419]: local IP address 208.157.8.92
Feb 1
I got my modem to work using setserial but, how do I get my system
to configure ttyS3 for irq 4 at boot-up?
Here is the file you wonted Akintayo Holder. Just use "pnpdump
--config /dev/ttyS3".
Thanks,
Micah
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Howdy,
I am new to Linux, and new at this mailing list thing, I
hope that I have subscribed to the correct list. I am not sure from the
posts I have received so far, if this is the most basic of the lists,
and, if it isn't just say so and I'll be gone.
I have installed Slackware 3.6 on
I have finally gotten my ppp connection to work and this is the first
e-mail I am sending using Linux. I need to now find a better way to
initiate the login process. The only way I know how to login now is to
open linuxconf in GNOME, select PPP/SLIP/PLIP, then select ppp0 and
press the connect
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
this really doesn't need to be cross-posted to 11
linux mailing lists...
I get it from linux-newbie, and the comments are
getting redundant. I'd appreciate it if you'd
help let the thread die
thanks
greg
I am glad you got the point.
The following does not need to be
Greg Olszewski wrote:
On Wed, Jan 26, 2000 at 09:20:41AM -0800, Ray Olszewski wrote:
Thanks for the info. I have two more questions. I was able to install caldera
with no problems, i was even able to get kppp to work with a little
configuration. My first qustion is: how can I tell how
# read-only
#map=/boot/map
#install=/boot/boot.b
#image = /boot/vmlinuz-2.2.14-5.0
# label = linux
# root = /dev/hda6
#image = /boot/vmlinux
# label = new
# root = /dev/hda6
#image = /boot/bvmlinux
# label = new1
# root = /dev/hda6
Here's an ls -s of /boot-
# total 3627
# 0 System.map
warn
chmod no real,anonymous
delete no guest,real,anonymous
overwrite no guest,real,anonymous
rename yes real
rename no guest
virtual tmpco root pub
guestgroup Guest
Thanks for any help Tim
A tip for others with limited knowledge of Linux. Cut out
i have got apache_1.3.12 working on my machine, but if i try to open any
cgi files in navigator all i see is the code. here is what is in my
httpd.conf file:
ScriptAlias /cgi-bin/ "/home/httpd/cgi-bin/"
#
# "/home/httpd/cgi-bin" should be changed to whatever your ScriptAliased
# CGI directory
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