Linux-Misc Digest #593, Volume #19 Wed, 24 Mar 99 22:13:07 EST
Contents:
Re: Redhat 5.2 (Shimpei Yamashita)
connecting internet is so damn hard! i need help
.........please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 (rik)
[Fwd: XAnim compile problem] (eric malloy)
test ("Hugo Monta�o")
Re: Help!-Debian 2.0 dselect always say need libc6 install- but shows already
installed! (Andrew Comech)
Re: kernel install question (Nicolas De Rico)
Re: Modem PCI intern & PPP ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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From: Shimpei Yamashita <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Redhat 5.2
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 1999 17:21:36 +0000
Leo Boucher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>Hi, I hope someone can help me with a couple of questions.
>
>I have a slow connection to the Internet and only want to download the
>necessary files to install Redhat 5.2 on an Intel compatible. I am
>doing the ftp to metalab.unc.edu and going through it to the directory
>pub/Linux/distributions/redhat/ftp.redhat.com/redhat/
RedHat's installer doesn't let you install via FTP over a PPP
connection. You will have to download all the files you will need
ahead of time. Knowing exactly which files you need is not trivial,
so I suggest you just buy a CD-ROM instead and save yourself a lot of
headache. RedHat 5.2 CD is just $1.99 plus S&H at www.cheapbytes.com.
>Also, I would think I could install Redhat with the DOS compatible file
>system. Is there a howto on how to do that?
Depends. If you are talking about installing Linux *on* a DOS file
system, then RedHat won't do it, although Linux can be run on a DOS
filesystem in theory via the UMSDOS driver. I think there was a
simplified distribution dedicated to this purpose, but I forgot its
name. Such a installation is not recommended except as a trial system,
though; you really want to repartition your hard disk and give Linux
its own dedicated partition (and a swap partition) to play with.
On the other hand, if you merely want to be able to read and write to
DOS partitions while in Linux, then it's just a matter of specifying
that partition as a mountable DOS partition while using the RedHat
installer.
--
Shimpei Yamashita <http://www.submm.caltech.edu/%7Eshimpei/>
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (rik)
Subject: connecting internet is so damn hard! i need help
.........please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 1999 16:58:40 GMT
hi,
i am trying to connect to my isp and i am not sure what else i
have to do to be connected to internet..
here is what i did..
(1) setserial /dev/cua1 port 0x2e8 irq 10 autoconfig
and then i did minicom -s to config
(2) exit and then minicom's menu comes up that says
initializing modem...
(3)put number to dial and start dialing..
but modem doesn't make any nose and it doesn't do anything.
so I thought modem was at fault so I installed win98 on c: and try and
modem seem fine.
What is even more strange is that yesterday my computer was setup with
NT on C: and linux on hda5 and when i did above step and initialiezed
the modem, NT's modem wouldn't work...
ahhhhhhhhhhhhh, this linux is driving me crazy. I am pretty good with
NT and Window but this is just killing me.........please somebody help
me with this problem or if this is not enough description please post
to specify what info you need.........
looking forward for your expert advice.........
thank you.............
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From: eric malloy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Crossposted-To: comp.os.linux,comp.os.linux.x
Subject: [Fwd: XAnim compile problem]
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 1999 00:23:50 GMT
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i keep getting this error.. and i've tried everything.. contacting
you was my last resort considering that you are very busy....
well attached are the error logs i did this make xanim > xanim.log and
so on..
here ya go
Thanks
eric malloy
ps.. last minute i decided i'll attach my Imakefile.. you can make
adjustment to that if needed .. thanks again
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mv -f Makefile Makefile.bak
imake -DUseInstalled -I/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/config
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gcc -O2 -fno-strength-reduce -I/usr/X11R6/include -I. -I/usr/X11R6/include
-Dlinux -D__i386__ -D_POSIX_SOURCE -D_BSD_SOURCE -D_SVID_SOURCE -DX_LOCALE
-DFUNCPROTO=15 -DNARROWPROTO -DXSHM -DXA_IV32 -DXA_CVID -DXA_CYUV
-DXA_DLL -DXA_PRINT -DXA_DLL_PATH=\"/usr/local/xanim/mods\" -DXA_ZLIB
-I/home/zlib/incs -DXA_GSM -DXA_LINUX_AUDIO -DXA_PETUNIA -DXA_KPCD -c xanim.c -o
xanim.o
In file included from xanim.c:62:
xanim.h:18: Xos.h: No such file or directory
In file included from xanim.c:62:
xanim.h:46: Xlib.h: No such file or directory
xanim.c:63: Intrinsic.h: No such file or directory
xanim.c:64: StringDefs.h: No such file or directory
xanim.c:65: Shell.h: No such file or directory
make: *** [xanim.o] Error 1
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XCOMM ifndef XCOMM
XCOMM define XCOMM #
XCOMM endif
XCOMM #########################################################################
XCOMM
XCOMM Makefile for XAnim Rev 2.80.0
XCOMM
XCOMM
XCOMM #########################################################################
XCOMM Readme Readme Readme Readme Readme Readme Readme Readme Readme Readme
XCOMM #########################################################################
XCOMM
XCOMM I've tried to organized and partition this Imakefile so it's easier
XCOMM to configure. Feedback is appreciated.
XCOMM
XCOMM First and foremost, please read the following files:
XCOMM
XCOMM "README.dll"
XCOMM "README.zlib"
XCOMM
XCOMM If your machine/OS isn't yet supported by the DLL modules, then
XCOMM you should also read these additional files:
XCOMM
XCOMM "cinepak.readme"
XCOMM "indeo.readme"
XCOMM "creative.readme"
XCOMM
XCOMM
XCOMM Then goto each Section and configure, comment, uncomment the defines
XCOMM as necessary. Some parts might have you search for a NOTE_* later
XCOMM on in the Imakefile and do something special there.
XCOMM
XCOMM When you are done, you just type "xmkmf" and then "make xanim".
XCOMM
XCOMM NOTE: some systems(like SGI) use the command "mmkmf" instead of
XCOMM "xmkmf" if they have Motif installed.
XCOMM
XCOMM Index of Sections
XCOMM --------------- -----------------------------------------------
XCOMM -- Section I - Name of Output File.
XCOMM -- Section IIa - Compiler and Compiler Flags
XCOMM -- Section IIb - Linker and Linker Flags
XCOMM -- Section IIIa - DLL Defines/Libs
XCOMM -- Section IIIb - ZLIB Defines/Libs
XCOMM -- Section IIIc - Video Defines/Libs
XCOMM -- Section IV.a - X11/OpenWindow Libs and Includes Directories.
XCOMM -- Section IV.b - Are you running X11R6?
XCOMM -- Section V - no longer used
XCOMM -- Section VI - Audio Defines and Libraries.
XCOMM -- Section VII - Machine Specific Defines and Libs(and Misc stuff)
XCOMM ---------------- -----------------------------------------------
XCOMM
XCOMM Good luck,
XCOMM
XCOMM Mark Podlipec - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
XCOMM - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
XCOMM
XCOMM ###########
XCOMM #########################################################################
XCOMM -- Section I
XCOMM -- Output File (The name of the final executable)
XCOMM #########################################################################
XCOMM
XANIM = xanim
XCOMM #########################################################################
XCOMM -- Section IIa
XCOMM -- Choose your favorite C Compiler and Compiler flags
XCOMM
XCOMM NOTE: THIS SECTION IS NOT NEEDED WITH Imakefile
XCOMM #########################################################################
XCOMM #########################################################################
XCOMM -- Section IIb
XCOMM -- Setup the Linker and Linker Flags.
XCOMM
XCOMM NOTE: working on adding suggestions for specific machines.
XCOMM #########################################################################
XCOMM
XCOMM ######## LINKER
XCOMM Specify the Linker that you have on your machine. Usually you can just
XCOMM set this to be the same as your C Compiler. This will hopefully only
XCOMM need to be different for a limited number of machines.
XCOMM
LD = $(CC)
XCOMM
XCOMM ######## LINKER FLAGS
XCOMM Specify any Linker flags needed to allow dynamically loadable modules
XCOMM to link against symbols inside xanim.
XCOMM
XCOMM ## Linux
LD_FLAGS = -rdynamic
XCOMM ## SunOS/Solaris use:
XCOMM LD_FLAGS =
XCOMM #########################################################################
XCOMM -- Section IIIa
XCOMM -- Setup DLL Flags if supported on your platform.
XCOMM -- NOTE: Please read "README.dll"
XCOMM
XCOMM So far I've only tested this on Linux_x86, SunOS_Sparc and Solaris_Sparc
XCOMM
XCOMM NOTE: not all machines need the XA_DLL_LIB define.
XCOMM #########################################################################
XCOMM
XA_DLL_DEF = -DXA_DLL -DXA_PRINT
XCOMM ### Use this only if the above doesn't work
XCOMM XA_DLL_DEF = -DXA_DLL
XCOMM
XCOMM ### You may need this library.
XA_DLL_LIB = -ldl
XCOMM
XCOMM If you'd like to change the default directory that XAnim searches while
XCOMM looking for dlls, then change the directory below.
XCOMM
XA_DLL_PATH = /usr/local/xanim/mods
XCOMM #########################################################################
XCOMM -- Section IIIb
XCOMM -- If you have ZLIB, compile in support for Quicktime 3.0
XCOMM -- compressed headers. NOTE: Please read "README.zlib"
XCOMM
XCOMM #########################################################################
XCOMM
XCOMM -- Uncomment these if you have the library libz.* on your machine.
XA_ZLIB_DEF = -DXA_ZLIB
XA_ZLIB_LIB = -lz
XCOMM
XCOMM -- If the file libz.* is not in a directory that is normally
XCOMM searched by your linker, then you need to uncomment the
XCOMM following define and change "/home/zlib/incs" to be the
XCOMM full path of the directory on your machine that actually
XCOMM contains zlib include files:
XCOMM
XA_ZLIB_INCS = -I/home/zlib/incs
XCOMM
XCOMM And you have to uncomment the following define and
XCOMM change "/home/zlib/libs" to be the full path of the
XCOMM directory on your machine that actually contains zlib
XCOMM library file:
XCOMM
XA_ZLIB_LDIR = -L/home/zlib/libs
XCOMM
XCOMM #########################################################################
XCOMM -- Section IIIc
XCOMM -- Video Support Defines. These are okay to leave blank if you
XCOMM -- don't know what to do, BUT in that case you should really
XCOMM -- read the following files:
XCOMM --
XCOMM -- "cinepak.readme"
XCOMM -- "indeo.readme"
XCOMM -- "creative.readme"
XCOMM --
XCOMM -- Latest files are available from the following sites:
XCOMM --
XCOMM -- http://xanim.va.pubnix.com/home.html
XCOMM -- http://smurfland.cit.buffalo.edu/xanim/home.html
XCOMM -- http://xanim.resnet.gatech.edu
XCOMM -- http://www.tm.informatik.uni-frankfurt.de/xanim/
XCOMM --
XCOMM #########################################################################
XCOMM
XCOMM -- NOTE: If XAnim supports dynamically loadable modules for your machine
XCOMM and you have the XA_DLL_* uncommented above then you do NOT want to
XCOMM uncomment any of these.
XCOMM
XCOMM -- Modify the following ONLY after you have read the appropriate readmes
XCOMM -- AND have downloaded the proper decompression modules AND have verified
XCOMM -- that they are the correct size in bytes as listed in the readmes.
XCOMM --
XCOMM -- Cinepak CVID cinepak.readme
XCOMM -- Indeo 3.x IV32 indeo.readme
XCOMM -- Creative CYUV creative.readme
XCOMM
XCOMM Again don't use these if you are using the dynamically loadable modules.
XCOMM
XA_IV32_DEF = -DXA_IV32
XA_CVID_DEF = -DXA_CVID
XA_CYUV_DEF = -DXA_CYUV
XCOMM
XA_IV32_LIB = mods/xa2.1_iv32_linuxELF.o
XA_CVID_LIB = mods/xa2.0_cvid_linuxELF.o
XA_CYUV_LIB = mods/xa1.0_cyuv_linuxELF.o
XCOMM
XCOMM ##########################
XCOMM NOTE: SGI Machines Only:
XCOMM if your linker core dumps then you'll need to uncomment the following
XCOMM define as a workaround.
XCOMM
XCOMM XA_SGI1 = -old_ld -32
XCOMM
XCOMM #########################################################################
XCOMM -- Section IIId
XCOMM -- NO NEED TO MODIFY ANYTHING IN THIS SECTION
XCOMM
XA_DLL_DEFS = $(XA_DLL_DEF) -DXA_DLL_PATH=\"$(XA_DLL_PATH)\"
XA_ZLIB_DEFS = $(XA_ZLIB_DEF) $(XA_ZLIB_INCS)
XA_ZLIB_LIBS = $(XA_ZLIB_LDIR) $(XA_ZLIB_LIB)
XA_VID_DEFS = $(XA_IV32_DEF) $(XA_CVID_DEF) $(XA_CYUV_DEF) \
$(XA_DLL_DEFS) $(XA_ZLIB_DEFS)
XA_VID_LIBS = $(XA_IV32_LIB) $(XA_CVID_LIB) $(XA_CYUV_LIB) \
$(XA_DLL_LIB) $(XA_ZLIB_LIBS) \
$(XA_SGI1)
XA_VID_DEPS = $(XA_IV32_LIB) $(XA_CVID_LIB) $(XA_CYUV_LIB)
XCOMM
XCOMM ##
XA_AUD_DEFS = -DXA_GSM
XA_AUD_LIBS =
XA_AUD_DEPS =
XA_AUD_CFILES = xa_gsm.c
XA_AUD_OFILES = xa_gsm.o
XCOMM ##
XA_MOD_DEFS = $(XA_VID_DEFS) $(XA_AUD_DEFS)
XA_MOD_LIBS = $(XA_VID_LIBS) $(XA_AUD_LIBS)
XA_MOD_DEPS = $(XA_VID_DEPS) $(XA_AUD_DEPS)
XA_MOD_CFILES = $(XA_AUD_CFILES)
XA_MOD_OFILES = $(XA_AUD_OFILES)
XCOMM
XCOMM #########################################################################
XCOMM -- Section IV.a
XCOMM -- X11/Openwindow Specific Defines
XCOMM
XCOMM -- NOT NEEDED WITH Imake. That's the whole purpose of xmkmf.
XCOMM #########################################################################
XCOMM #########################################################################
XCOMM -- Section IV.b
XCOMM -- If you are running X11R6, then you also need to uncomment
XCOMM -- this define.
XCOMM
XCOMM -- NOT NEEDED WITH Imake. That's the whole purpose of xmkmf.
XCOMM #########################################################################
XCOMM #########################################################################
XCOMM -- Section VI
XCOMM -- Audio Defines
XCOMM
XCOMM NOTE: If your machine doesn't have audio OR isn't supported yet then
XCOMM comment out ALL of the XA_AUDIO_* defines and you can still compile
XCOMM XAnim for just video. Setting the XA_AUDIO_* to nothing has the
XCOMM same affect.
XCOMM
XCOMM NOTE: Some machines will have to add -DXA_SELECT to the XA_AUDIO_DEFS.
XCOMM let me know if you find this to be the case.
XCOMM #########################################################################
XCOMM
XCOMM -- You don't have OR don't want Audio support --------------------------
XCOMM -- NOTE_9 Since xanim doesn't yet support Win32 audio, this is necessary.
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_DEFS =
XCOMM
XCOMM ## -- Linux PCs ---------------------------------------------------------
XA_AUDIO_DEFS = -DXA_LINUX_AUDIO
XA_AUDIO_LIBS = -lc
XCOMM
XCOMM -- Linux PC's with OLD Rev sound drivers -------------------------------
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_DEFS = -DXA_LINUX_AUDIO -DXA_LINUX_OLDER_SND
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_LIBS = -lc
XCOMM
XCOMM -- Sparc SunOS 4.1.x ---------------------------------------------------
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_DEFS = -DXA_SPARC_AUDIO
XCOMM
XCOMM -- Sparc Solaris/SunOS 5.x ---------------------------------------------
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_DEFS = -DXA_SPARC_AUDIO -DSVR4 -DXA_SELECT
XCOMM
XCOMM -- S/6000 - AIX 4.1 (3.2.5??) ------------------------------------------
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_DEFS = -DXA_AIX_AUDIO -DXA_SELECT
XCOMM
XCOMM -- SGI Irix-------------------------------------------------------------
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_DEFS = -DXA_SGI_AUDIO -DSYSV -DSVR4
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_LIBS = -laudio
XCOMM
XCOMM -- DEC Multimedia Services Support -------------------------------------
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_DEFS = -DXA_MMS_AUDIO
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_LIBS = -lmme
XCOMM
XCOMM -- DEC Multimedia Services Support With Volume Control -----------------
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_DEFS = -DXA_MMS_AUDIO -DMMS_VOL
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_LIBS = -lmme
XCOMM
XCOMM -- DEC Multimedia Services Support -------------------------------------
XCOMM -- This might be necessary for Digital Unix 3.2C and MME 1.60 DK
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_DEFS = -DXA_MMS_AUDIO -DXA_MMS_160 -DDEC
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_LIBS = -lmme
XCOMM
XCOMM -- NEC EWS Workstations ------------------------------------------------
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_DEFS = -DXA_EWS_AUDIO
XCOMM
XCOMM -- SONY Workstations NEWS-5000 NEWS-OS 4.2 -----------------------------
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_DEFS = -DXA_SONY_AUDIO
XCOMM
XCOMM -- NetBSD-current (as of 30/April 1995)---------------------------------
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_DEFS = -DXA_NetBSD_AUDIO
XCOMM
XCOMM -- QNX 4.2 PC's --------------------------------------------------------
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_DEFS = -DXA_LINUX_AUDIO -DXA_SELECT
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_LIBS = -lc
XCOMM
XCOMM -- Also FreeBSD, and BSDI with SBlast-BSD-1.5 (development stages)------
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_DEFS = -DXA_LINUX_AUDIO
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_LIBS = -lc
XCOMM
XCOMM -- TOWNS Linux 16 bit PCM ----------------------------------------------
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_DEFS = -DXA_TOWNS_AUDIO
XCOMM XA_MACH_LIBS = -lc
XCOMM
XCOMM -- TOWNS Linux 8 bit PCM -----------------------------------------------
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_DEFS = -DXA_TOWNS8_AUDIO
XCOMM XA_MACH_LIBS = -lc
XCOMM
XCOMM -- HP 9000/700 Direct access to Audio Device---------------------------
XCOMM -- This is a direct access to the HP's audio device and works much
XCOMM -- smoother than going through the Aserver(which has some serious
XCOMM -- problems).
XCOMM -- NOTE: You need to kill AServer before using this audio device since
XCOMM -- AServer will otherwise prevent xanim from opening it.
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_DEFS = -DXA_HPDEV_AUDIO
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_LIBS =
XCOMM
XCOMM -- HP 9000/700 AServer audio layers ------------------------------------
XCOMM -- This isn't well developed yet(haven't had enough time on an HP yet).
XCOMM -- Plus AServer is currently *NOT* adequate for syncing audio and video.
XCOMM -- It adds too much of a delay in the processing of audio and so
XCOMM -- I don't recommend using it. But if you insist, consider yourself
XCOMM -- forewarned.
XCOMM --
XCOMM -- HP/UX 9.x AServer
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_DEFS = -DXA_HP_AUDIO
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_LIBS = -lAlib
XCOMM --
XCOMM -- HP/UX 10.x AServer
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_DEFS = -DXA_HP_AUDIO -DXA_HP10
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_LIBS = -L/opt/audio/lib -lAlib
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_INCS = -I/opt/audio/include
XCOMM
XCOMM ------ AF (AudioFile) Support ------------------------------------------
XCOMM -- You need to indicate where the AF libraries libAFUtil.a and libAF.a
XCOMM -- are located. Typically this is /usr/local/lib, but not always. Talk
XCOMM -- to the person who installed them on your machine to find out where
XCOMM -- they were put. Same with the AF/include directory.
XCOMM
XCOMM -- NOTE: SOME VENDORS have an a library called AudioFile, AFile or AF
XCOMM -- that has to do with audio file formats and is NOT the same thing as
XCOMM -- AudioFile above. Again, talk to the person who installed AudioFile
XCOMM -- on your system. Otherwise, assume you don't have it.
XCOMM
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_DEFS = -DXA_AF_AUDIO
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_LIBS = -L/usr/local/lib -lAFUtil -lAF
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_INCS = -I/usr/local/include
XCOMM
XCOMM ------ NAS (Network Audio System) Support ------------------------------
XCOMM -- You need to indicate where the NAS library libaudio.a is located.
XCOMM -- Typically this is /usr/local/lib, but not always. Talk to the
XCOMM -- person who installed them on your machine to find out where they
XCOMM -- were put. Otherwise, assume you don't have NAS installed.
XCOMM -- Same with the /usr/local/include/audio directory.
XCOMM
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_DEFS = -DXA_NAS_AUDIO
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_LIBS = -L/usr/local/lib/audio -laudio
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_INCS = -I/usr/local/include/audio
XCOMM
XCOMM NOTE: /pain/audio is just where I keep all my audio stuff and is
XCOMM just here for my convenience.
XCOMM (pain because the disk died once already :)
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_DEFS = -DXA_NAS_AUDIO
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_LIBS = -L/pain/audio/nas/lib/audio -laudio
XCOMM XA_AUDIO_INCS = -I/pain/audio/nas/usr/include
XCOMM
XCOMM ###########
XCOMM #########################################################################
XCOMM -- Section VII
XCOMM Machine Specific Defines and Libs
XCOMM #########################################################################
XCOMM
XCOMM -- Sun Sparc running SunOS 4.x and OpenWindows -------------------------
XCOMM See NOTE_5 below(alternative XLIBS define).
XCOMM
XCOMM -- Some Revs of Sun Solaris Machines need the following ----------------
XCOMM XA_MACH_LIBS = -lsocket -lnsl -lgen
XCOMM
XCOMM -- Unisys SVR4 machines based on Intel arch.
XCOMM See NOTE_7 below(alternative XLIBS define)
XCOMM
XCOMM -- HP machines ---------------------------------------------------------
XCOMM -- NEED this to increase the macro symbol table(default is 128000).
XCOMM XA_MACH_DEFS = -Wp,-H150000
XCOMM
XCOMM -- PC DOS Machines running Quarterdeck's DESQview X---------------------
XCOMM XA_MACH_DEFS = -DMSDOS
XCOMM
XCOMM -- i486 box Interactive UNIX V2.2.1 ------------------------------------
XCOMM -- might need to uncomment out the define below:
XCOMM XA_MACH_LIBS = -linet
XCOMM
XCOMM -- IBM AIX -------------------------------------------------------------
XCOMM These machines don't have the X11 Shared memory extension.
XCOMM See NOTE_6 below(comment out the XA_SHARED define).
XCOMM
XCOMM
XCOMM ---- Misc Defines for various machines ------------------------------
XCOMM
XCOMM -- NO_INSTALL_CMAP prevents XAnim from specifically installing a cmap.
XCOMM -- this causes problems on some PC versions of X11
XCOMM XA_CMAP = -DNO_INSTALL_CMAP
XCOMM
XCOMM -- XA_XTPOINTER typedefs XtPointer as void* if your system doesn't
XCOMM -- typedef it already. (X11R4 or below might need this)
XCOMM XA_XTPTR = -DXA_XTPOINTER
XCOMM
XCOMM -- X11 Shared Memory
XCOMM -- Allow use of shared memory if specified on cmd line. Comment
XCOMM -- this out if you get compiler errors about not finding XShm.h or
XCOMM -- the following symbols(XShmCreateImage,XShmAttach,XShmDetach,
XCOMM -- XShmPutImage,etc).
XCOMM -- NOTE_6: IBM AIX machines need to comment this out UNLESS YOU HAVE
XCOMM -- SPECIFICALLY installed the Xshm extension on your AIX machine.
XCOMM -- NOTE_9: WIN32 machines need to comment this out.
XA_SHARED = -DXSHM
XCOMM
XCOMM -- X11 Multiple Buffers (may or may not help with large images)
XCOMM -- Allow use of hardware/software double buffering in the server, if
XCOMM -- specified on cmd line. Comment this out if you get compiler errors
XCOMM -- about not finding multibuf.h or the
XCOMM -- following symbols(XmbufDisplayBuffers, XmbufQueryExtension,
XCOMM -- XmbufCreateBuffers).
XCOMM -- NOTE_8: HP-UX machines need to comment this out.
XCOMM XA_MULTIBUF = -DXMBUF
XCOMM
XCOMM ###########
XCOMM
XCOMM #########################################################################
XCOMM END OF SECTIONS - No need to look below unless a NOTE told you to.
XCOMM #########################################################################
XCOMM
XA_MISC_DEFS = $(XA_CMAP) $(XA_XTPTR) $(XA_SHARED) $(XA_MULTIBUF) $(XA_MACH_DEFS)
XCOMM
XCOMM ####################################
XCOMM FINAL CFLAGS and OTHER_LIBS
XCOMM
XA_DEFS = $(XA_MISC_DEFS) $(XA_MOD_DEFS) $(XA_AUDIO_DEFS) -DXA_PETUNIA -DXA_KPCD
XA_LIBS = $(XA_X11R6_LIBS) $(XA_MACH_LIBS) $(XA_MOD_LIBS) $(XA_AUDIO_LIBS)
XA_INCS = $(INCLUDE) -I. $(XA_VIDEO_INCS) $(XA_AUDIO_INCS)
DEFINES = $(XA_DEFS)
PROGRAMS = $(XANIM)
INCLUDES = -I$(INCDIR) $(XA_INCS)
LIBS1 = $(XA_LIBS) $(EXTENSIONLIB) $(XTOOLLIB) $(XLIB) -lm
DEPLIBS1 = $(DEPEXTENSIONLIB) $(DEPXTOOLLIB) $(DEPXLIB)
XCOMM xa_pfx.c temporarily removed
LOCAL_LDFLAGS = $(LD_FLAGS)
XCOMM xa_pfx.c TEMP REMOVED
SRCS1 = xanim.c xa_show.c xa_x11.c xa_fli.c xa_iff.c \
xa_gif.c xa_txt.c unpacker.c xa_utils.c xa_act.c \
xa_set.c xa_cmap.c xa_rle.c xa_wav.c xa_au.c xa_8svx.c \
xa_avi.c xa_qt.c xa_qt_decs.c xa_audio.c xa_ipc.c xa_color.c \
xa_jpg.c xa_mpg.c xa_dl.c xa_jmov.c xa_movi.c xa_raw.c \
xa_replay.c xa_j6i.c xa_g72x.c xa_g721.c \
xa_dumfx.c xa_acodec.c xa_input.c xa_formats.c \
xa_vid_codec.c \
xa1.0_kpcd.c \
$(XA_MOD_CFILES)
OBJS1 = xanim.o xa_show.o xa_x11.o xa_fli.o xa_iff.o \
xa_gif.o xa_txt.o unpacker.o xa_utils.o xa_act.o \
xa_set.o xa_cmap.o xa_rle.o xa_wav.o xa_au.o xa_8svx.o \
xa_avi.o xa_qt.o xa_qt_decs.o xa_audio.o xa_ipc.o xa_color.o \
xa_jpg.o xa_mpg.o xa_dl.o xa_jmov.o xa_movi.o xa_raw.o \
xa_replay.o xa_j6i.o xa_g72x.o xa_g721.o \
xa_dumfx.o xa_acodec.o xa_input.o xa_formats.o \
xa_vid_codec.o \
xa1.0_kpcd.o \
$(XA_MOD_OFILES)
ComplexProgramTarget_1(xanim, $(LIBS1), $(OTHER_LIBS) )
xaclean::
$(RM) $(OBJS1)
XCOMM DO NOT DELETE THIS LINE
xanim.o: Imakefile xanim.h xa_config.h xa_x11.h xanim.c
xa1.0_kpcd.o: xa1.0_kpcd.c
unpacker.o: unpacker.c
xa_acodec.o: Imakefile xanim.h xa_acodec.c
xa_act.o: xanim.h xa_config.h xa_act.c
xa_au.o: xanim.h xa_config.h xa_au.c
xa_audio.o: Imakefile xanim.h xa_config.h xa_audio.h xa_audio.c
xa_avi.o: Imakefile xanim.h xa_config.h xa_avi.h xa_codecs.h xa_xmpg.h xa_avi.c
xa_cmap.o: xanim.h xa_config.h xa_cmap.c
xa_color.o: xanim.h xa_color.c
xa_dl.o: xanim.h xa_config.h xa_dl.h xa_dl.c
xa_dumfx.o: xanim.h xa_dumfx.c
xa_fli.o: xanim.h xa_config.h xa_fli.h xa_fli.c
xa_formats.o: xanim.h xa_formats.c
xa_gif.o: xanim.h xa_config.h xa_gif.h xa_gif.c
xa_iff.o: xanim.h xa_config.h xa_iff.h xa_iff.c
xa_input.o: xanim.h xa_input.c
xa_ipc.o: Imakefile xanim.h xa_config.h xa_ipc.h xa_ipc.c
xa_jmov.o: xanim.h xa_config.h xa_jmov.h xa_jmov.c
xa_jpg.o: xanim.h xa_config.h xa_jpg.h xa_jpg.c
xa_j6i.o: xanim.h xa_j6i.h xa_j6i.c
xa_movi.o: xanim.h xa_config.h xa_movi.h xa_movi.c
xa_mpg.o: xanim.h xa_config.h xa_mpg.h xa_xmpg.h xa_mpg.c xa_jpg.c
xa_qt.o: Imakefile xanim.h xa_config.h xa_qt.h xa_codecs.h xa_qt.c
xa_qt_decs.o: Imakefile xanim.h xa_config.h xa_qt.h xa_qt_decs.c
xa_vid_codec.o: Imakefile xa_avi.h xa_qt.h xa_codecs.h xavid.h xavid_mod.h
xa_vid_codec.o: xa_vid_codec.c
xa_replay.o: xanim.h xa_config.h xa_replay.h xa_replay.c
xa_rle.o: xanim.h xa_config.h xa_rle.h xa_rle.c
xa_set.o: xanim.h xa_config.h xa_iff.h xa_iff.c xa_set.h xa_set.c
xa_raw.o: xanim.h xa_raw.h xa_raw.c
xa_show.o: Imakefile xanim.h xa_show.c
xa_txt.o: xanim.h xa_config.h xa_txt.c
xa_utils.o: xanim.h xa_config.h xa_utils.c
xa_wav.o: xanim.h xa_config.h xa_avi.h xa_wav.c
xa_8svx.o: xanim.h xa_8svx.h xa_8svx.c
xa_x11.o: Imakefile xanim.h xa_config.h xa_x11.h xa_x11.c
xa_gsm.o: xanim.h xa_gsm_state.h xa_gsm.h xa_gsm.c
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From: "Hugo Monta�o" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: test
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 1999 19:50:32 -0400
i reallly sorry, i was wrong
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Andrew Comech)
Subject: Re: Help!-Debian 2.0 dselect always say need libc6 install- but shows already
installed!
Date: 24 Mar 1999 16:31:44 -0500
In article <kSwJ2.15$[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Kevin Traub wrote:
>Hello All;
>I'm having a problem with Debian 2.0 where dselect always complains that
>libc6 needs to be installed whenever I try to install another package. the
>problem is that dselect also shows libc6 is already installed. I've tried
>de-installing and re-installing libc6 several times and get the same
>messages afterward.
Maybe it says that it needs a version greater than or equal to something,
does it?
Andrew
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From: Nicolas De Rico <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: kernel install question
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 1999 17:58:14 -0400
Thanks Johan, I can't wait to try it.
Nick
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Modem PCI intern & PPP
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 1999 01:50:42 GMT
On 24 Mar 1999 03:49:13 GMT, Dan Nguyen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>c&c <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>: I cannot initialize a ppp connection with my modem. PPPD is unable to
>: find it, or find it busy ? Can anybody help me ?
>
>You don't actually have a modem. You have a piece of s%!^. Winmodems suck
>
al right, this is getting tireing, just because it's a PCI modem
doesn't mean its a win modem. how to tell the difference.
pci winmodems have a modem enumerator<sp> and pci modems have a pci
serial device.
believe it or not
I have a pci modem
io=0x3f8
irq=5
it's on the pci bus so linux wont tuch it because it lacks support for
pci serial cards ( other than the multi-port cards ) it has a
rockwell based chipset. I only wish I knew C because this is the
perfect opertunity for me to contribut to the linux comunity.
tng
>--
> Dan Nguyen | It is with true love as it is with ghosts;
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] | everyone talks of it, but few have seen it.
>http://www.cse.msu.edu/~nguyend7 | -La Rochefocauld, Maxims
>
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