No, of course I had not. No one instruction has told me.to
do. I am really
_getting_mad ! I am used to work on research and
development., but this is a
very hard case of try and error approach. Nevertheless,
please continue
helping, I will return efforts writing a hint for this
terrible
just for the sake of learning: if I take of the cable out of
my eth0-card from
the PC, I get inmediately the message: eth0: link down.Or after
reconnecting, eth0: link up, 100Mbps, full duplex, lpa 0x41E1. Up
to now, I thought, that the ability of the system to recognize the
behaviour of a
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char c;
if (c == ',' || c == ':' || c == ':')
as it always passes as true. Then it folds the line in some
specious way
and I lose three letters. I did try going to the hex code
if (c == '0x3b' || c == '0x3a' || c == '0x2c')
and gcc got really annoyed with
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Kids are useful for something.
I got my young fresher windows kiddie to apply his (little) knowledge
of C to your file. We got it compiled, but it keeps throwing
Damn, couldn't open input file!
errors. It can open the input file. It's this bit
/* Make this
There is an indent program, is there? Good . I'll go after it.
Thanks very much for the effort in the above example. It's a pity
I'm illiterate in C. I'll try it. The max line lingth I see.
Where do I
set the indent?
Yeah, it should just be called indent. :) Um... In that program
if pidof nfsd 21 /dev/null ; then {
rpc.nfsd -- 0
sleep 1
if pidof nfsd 21 /dev/null ; then {
echo_failure
boot_mesg Killing NFS nfsd...
Not everybody builds SVN.
Bah! Yellowbellies!
Dave ;)
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undefined symbol: _Z16XineramaIsActiveP9_XDisplay
This is a problem with your headers, add 'extern C {' and '}' around
'#include X11/extensions/Xinerama.h, and then build through
libvcl644li.so.
However, I have no clue how to decipher this. Does it mean
to put this
sequence in the
I just thought I'd mention... For those who are intimidated by the info
command... There's tkinfo, which I just discovered today, and it takes all
the frustration out of the info command. :) Very nice, and easy to install
too! :) More information can be found at:
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On Thu, Sep 15, 2005 at 10:50:46PM +0800, Stephen Liu wrote:
On the line xterm -g 80x40+0+0 , what is -g for? TIA
This question troubles me. In your massive bombardment of the lfs and
blfs support lists for several weeks, has no one mentioned the use of
man for
Hey folks, just wondering if anyone has used fping (http://www.fping.com)
successfully with LFS? I'm running LFS SVN-20050730, and when I install
fping 2.4b2_to-ipv6 (I tried 2.4b2, but had problems compiling it due to a
problem with aclocal and/or automake, which I have no idea about!). I
I'm kind of stymied, and would appreciate
any assistance or
cluebats anyone can throw at me. :)
Bah humbug. ;) *throws cluebat at self* After a bit of debugging
(inserting spurious statements like printf(check 1\n); etc) in the code,
I found out that it's trying to use IPv6 sockets.
Dave, they made it easy. Use
./configure options --cache-file=Dave.txt
Then go through Dave.txt, and send us the lowdown. Exact error please.
Thanks Declan, but with a bit of looking through the source file, I just
removed this line from fping.c:
#define IPV6 1
Here is a generic method to implement a timeout in BASH.
SNIP
NICE! *applause*
Dave
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So I went hunting through the /dev/sd{a,b,c} devices where
I found the
xd card residing on /dev/sdc. I was then able to mount and read it.
Ah, so that *is* how it works... that was a lucky guess then.
I'll have to remember that, since a new monitor I'm looking at getting
includes a
The final error that breaks the install is at the moment /bin/chmod:
cannot access `/usr/share/gnome/help/fish-applet-2/C/*.xml': No such
file or directory. And I'm too frustrated to look into it :-(
Any helpful ideas? Thanks in advance and sorry for 'flooding'
the list
with help
Hope that helps. I always went into the debugger thinking I
was going
to get my problems figured out. But then reality set in that I don't
know programming and I was just guessing at what all the odd
calls were
trying to do.
Heheheh. :) I've been programming (C/C++) for about 9
Hi everyone!
There was not any error to install it.
When the BLFS 6.0 asks to run firefox in the /usr/bin, there
is a failure:
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*** nsExtensionManager::_disableObsoleteExtensions - failure,
catching
exception so finalize window can close
What version of BLFS are the instructions based on. What version
of LFS are you using?
Of course... :D
BLFS svn-20050814 ;)
LFS SVN-20050814 :P
Yeah, I know, you're gonna hate me for that, but I still figured I could let
you know that I'm experiencing the same errors here too. :D
In fact, you may wish to search the archives for this error
message and
see what we did at the time to fix it, and see if a similar try might
at least patch things.
Sounds good to me, Randy... I'll see what an archive search finds. :)
Dave
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Hey folks. :) Just wondering if anyone has successfully installed EVMS
(Enterprise Volume Management System at http://evms.sourceforge.net/) on an LFS
system? If so, does anyone have any hints or tips on doing this? :) I'd be
very interested in installing this, but if someone has any
Hey folks. :) Just wondering if anyone has successfully installed EVMS
(Enterprise Volume Management System at http://evms.sourceforge.net/) on an
LFS system? If so, does anyone have any hints or tips on doing this? :)
I'd be very interested in installing this, but if someone has any
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