On Thu 13 May 2010, Goswin von Brederlow wrote:
tar: pilot-qof-0.2.1/m4: time stamp 2010-05-12 10:05:18 is 4472.963421 s in
the future
tar: pilot-qof-0.2.1/po/pilot-qof.pot: time stamp 2010-05-12 10:01:48 is
4262.962891 s in the future
Is that really a wrong clock or just an
On Thu 01 Oct 2009, Adam Mercer wrote:
A while ago I posted that I was trying to install Debian on an old
Alpha XL 300 and was told, on this list, that I would have to install
Woody and then update. I have obtained the appropriate boot material,
a boot floppy and CD and am now trying to
),
it shouldn't be a problem. At least, that's how it used to be done :)
I guess I should start making images of my root filesystem... That disk
has been spinning for 10 years :-)
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On Mon 17 Nov 2008, Paul Slootman wrote:
Hmm, I have no problem booting a 2.6 kernel on my XLT which uses MILO.
OK, after re-reading the thread, I have to admit that I have LEGACY_START set
:-)
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On Mon 17 Nov 2008, Matthew W. S. Bell wrote:
Further investigation eventually reveals that the only change in the
kernels is the CONFIG_ALPHA_LEGACY_START_ADDRESS. This option has the
following help:
-
The 2.4 kernel changed the kernel start address from 0x31 to
0x81 to make room
be
a waste of resources. If I still want my alpha firewall (assuming it
survives that long) I could build any packages myself, and I expect that
most people using alphas at that time would be in the same position.
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really use my alpha (XLT) for much
experimentation as it's my firewall system.
I'd hate support for Alpha disappear though... always feel free to ask
if I can help, e.g. some simple testing, although I can't promise I will
be able to.
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http://milo.core-systems.de/ looks pretty promising.
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That's exactly what I remember.
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perfectly for X under Debian.
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10Mbit card :)
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modprobe.d
stuff.
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This isn't really an alpha-specific question, as the modprobe stuff is
the same whatever debian platform you use...
You can simply put:
options tulip options=5
in any (new) file under /etc/modprobe.d/ (I'd suggest
/etc/modprobe.d/tulip)
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On Tue 22 May 2007, Camm Maguire wrote:
Greetings! And thank you again so much for keeping this machine available.
I have no problem building gclcvs here, but the autobuilders show
http://buildd.debian.org/fetch.cgi?pkg=gclcvs;ver=2.7.0-68;arch=alpha;stamp=1178601357
and we still have
with severity minor. It's worth fixing, as unaligned
traps cost performance. See also
http://www.alphalinux.org/archives/debian-alpha/May2001/0062.html
http://lists.debian.org/debian-alpha/2005/08/msg00051.html
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that restarted clamav-daemon every hour,
to prevent the zombies filling up memory... (this is my mail gateway /
firewall).
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supported by 2.6; there's no
problem whatsoever booting 2.6 with a 2.2 milo (I do that).
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On Tue 05 Sep 2006, Paul Slootman wrote:
It's naively running that kernel just fine now :-)
Oh yeah,
I did need to tweak arch/alpha/kernel/vmlinux.lds.S a bit, as I got a
warning about a symbol being in the discard section or something like
that. I replaced:
/DISCARD/ : { *(.exit.text
alf:/etc# uptime
22:26:53 up 5 days, 1:16, 2 users, load average: 0.13, 0.09, 0.06
It's naively running that kernel just fine now :-)
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@@GLIBC_2.3.2
0001200798b8 b epoll_fds
U epoll_wait@@GLIBC_2.3.2
So it seems it did in fact find those symbols in glibc.
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This sounds like it didn't find its root filesystem for whatever reason.
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The XL266 can use the AlphaServer 400 SRM firmware if you're willing to
solder :)
I'm not sure if you're being facetious or not... should XLT be changed to
say ARC only? Can anyone confirm that this is true for all machines in
this class?
Yes. (I have one.)
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the compiler not to
treat warnings as fatal... unfortunately I've no experience with 2.6
kernels myself.
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at some point.
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Please give the output of:
- fdisk -l /dev/sda
- df -h
- free
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of ext2 which MILO didn't understand. I worked around that for
some time by copying the kernel to the same FAT partition as where MILO
itself was stored, and loading that...
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system (I use my alpha headless)...
I don't know what the alpha status is, I expect it'll work.
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suitable before
I need it.
At work we have a stack of obsolete 9GB SCA disks I'm waiting to get my
hands on :-) Waiting for them to be officially written off...
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On Thu 30 Jan 2003, Joakim Roubert wrote:
On Wed, 29 Jan 2003, Paul Slootman wrote:
Why did you replace pump by dhcp-client, if pump works?
Pump only works manuallyt right now, that is, nothing is being done
automagically.
I have the same interfaces stanza at work, and use pump. ifup
to work.
Why did you replace pump by dhcp-client, if pump works? I have the same
interfaces stanza at work, and use pump. ifup manages to find out that
it has to use pump all on its own, AFAICT :-)
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On Thu 02 May 2002, sousa jack wrote:
Is the SCSI card plugged into one of the 64-bit slots?
Well, on the XLT (which I and Donald R. Spoon have) it's on-board.
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On Tue 30 Apr 2002, Michael Stroucken wrote:
On Thu, Apr 25, 2002 at 01:11:31PM +0200, Paul Slootman wrote:
I've found a lot of these in my log:
Apr 25 11:29:12 alf kernel: CIA machine check: vector=0x670
pc=0xfc3350c0 code=0x98
This lasted about 30 minutes (generating about
source --compile gdb
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, a simple recompile won't help, as that'll give the same
dreaded insn-emit.c:5550 ice.
I'll try it with all -O2 converted to -O0...
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On Tue 23 Apr 2002, Paul Slootman wrote:
On Tue 23 Apr 2002, Ivo Timmermans wrote:
Could somebody please compile and upload xsidplay for alpha? The
last attempt by the buildd failed due to an internal compiler error:
http://buildd.debian.org/fetch.php?pkg=xsidplayver=1.5.4-6arch
offered Ben an account on my system two days ago, no reaction yet.
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hit ctrl-C, so I guess it's doing something
:-) (I'm 50 miles away from my systems at the moment).
BTW, it's an X app, right? Shouldn't it go into /usr/bin/X11 ?
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On Sun 14 Apr 2002, Donald R. Spoon wrote:
Harm Damsma wrote:
Following your thread about kernel 2.4.18, I tested it overhere too.
Same results with my XLT-300 and NCR-scsi as reported by Donald Spoon.
I understood that Paul Slootman is *not* using the NCR to boot.
Apparently we cannot boot
(Debian prerelease)
I've uploaded my milo and my kernel package as
http://people.debian.org/~paul/milo and
http://people.debian.org/~paul/kernel-image-2.4.18_1_alpha.deb
in case anyone wants to try them.
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config-2.4.18.gz
Description: Binary data
or if there is
something awry in the kernel source code for the XLT.
Hmm, I'm getting pretty curious about this. Perhaps I should sacrifice
my XLT's uptime for this :-)
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support', with 2 scsi disks an a scsi
cdrom attached. All further scsi options are default.
Just a quick note: I suspect that Donald is getting past the SCSI
controller setup in MILO, not in the linux kernel proper...
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No, I'm not going to reboot my alpha to check this out :-) (I'd also
have to drag a monitor to where it is, as it's basically running
headless; when I do have to reboot, I cross my fingers :-).
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On Fri 05 Apr 2002, Donald R. Spoon wrote:
Paul Slootman wrote:
I use a 2.0.35 (I think) version on mine. And take note that that
doesn't understand the newer 2.2 ext2 filesystem... I have my kernel on
the same FAT partition as milo, and that works fine.
I have heard this advice often
a 2.0.35 (I think) version on mine. And take note that that
doesn't understand the newer 2.2 ext2 filesystem... I have my kernel on
the same FAT partition as milo, and that works fine.
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Looks like a bug there?
I've no time to pursue this right now...
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in kernel unaligned acc means that the kernel code
itself caused 0 unaligned accesses.
The 5407 in user unaligned acc means that user code caused 5407
unaligned accesses since boot. These are from normal processes.
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can't help.
# Add here commands to compile the package.
autoconf -l autoconf autoconf/configure.in configure
/bin/sh: ./autoconf: is a directory
Looks like your PATH begins with . so that invoking autoconf sess the
directory? Try putting /usr/bin in front. You do have autoconf installed?
Paul
On Fri 01 Mar 2002, Paul Slootman wrote:
$ apt-get source apcupsd
Reading Package Lists... Done
Building Dependency Tree... Done
E: Unable to find a source package for apcupsd
My apt sources point to unstable. What's going on? Without access to the
Mea culpa, somehow the deb-src line
On Tue 05 Feb 2002, Colin Watson wrote:
Could somebody build the current version of pgp5i on each of these
architectures? It's out of date, and the version in testing on m68k and
powerpc contains files in /usr/doc. (Note that it's in non-US/non-free.)
No problem, doing it now.
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On Wed 06 Feb 2002, Paul Slootman wrote:
On Tue 05 Feb 2002, Colin Watson wrote:
Could somebody build the current version of pgp5i on each of these
architectures? It's out of date, and the version in testing on m68k and
powerpc contains files in /usr/doc. (Note that it's in non-US/non
crashes / won't boot :-)
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. a libc screwup that would render
your whole system unusable, to name one example from the past :-)
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quickly, etc
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installation)?
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something
similar when I needed to build isdnutils on powerpc (which need gcc-3.0
to build, and gcc-3.0 wasn't installed. Using a different compiler is a
bit more painful then bzip2, as the compiler refers to all sorts of hard
path for preprocessor, libs, includes, ...)
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: crafty (from 18.11-1)
+ Not considered
I've just built and uploaded the alpha version.
Note that as a developer you can log in to merulo.debian.org
(an ia64 system). I've done that for a couple of my packages
before. Just use -uc and sign the changes on your own system.
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dnrd. I used to use it, but I ran into more and
more bugs. I even tried at one stage to fix up the code to get rid of
the alignment problems, but due to the horrible coding I didn't really
succeed.
I now use pdnsd which is a lot cleaner.
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for porting at
the moment.
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it's happened to me once. A reboot fixed it.
If, however, the binary is corrupted, then the system won't really come
up in any useable state... I recommend reinstalling the sysvinit .deb
via dpkg -i sysvinit_2.81-1_alpha.deb before rebooting.
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. not mp3, jpg, gif, ...)
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does things...
By my daily list of out of date alpha packages, it looks like it's
not really coping that well... Where are the build logs, so that
manual fixing of stuff can be done without getting in the way of
stuff that *does* get built correctly by the build daemon?
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On Fri 20 Apr 2001, Ivan E. Moore II wrote:
By my daily list of out of date alpha packages, it looks like it's
not really coping that well... Where are the build logs, so that
manual fixing of stuff can be done without getting in the way of
stuff that *does* get built correctly by the
On Fri 20 Apr 2001, Paul Slootman wrote:
On Fri 20 Apr 2001, Ivan E. Moore II wrote:
hmmm...i think it's coping quite well. So far all the packages that do
fail to build have been packing problems except those listed on the web
site (http://build.tdyc.com/) which is still incomplete
most if not all the supported
cards should work fine. However, the B1 is active, right? I could
imagine there might be issues with loading the firmware...
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On Fri 13 Apr 2001, Martin Schulze wrote:
Who's going to compile readline2 2.1-21 for alpha and powerpc?
done for alpha
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On Fri 13 Apr 2001, Craig Small wrote:
First the good news:
Linux fozzie 2.2.17 #1 Mon May 21 14:37:59 EST 2018 alpha unknown
^^^
2018 is good news? :-)
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On Thu 05 Apr 2001, Gregor Hoffleit wrote:
Joey told me to inform you to recompile the package so that it can get into
2.2p3. The package fixes a quite important problem with the security release
2.1.6-7.
Done and uploaded.
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On Wed 04 Apr 2001, Christopher C. Chimelis wrote:
I know the timestamps are screwed up on -13 in unstable. I'll upload new
ones hopefully tomorrow to fix this.
Sorry about that...guess I shouldn't have rebooted the UP2k 15 times
without checking the date :-P
How about installing ntpdate
On Wed 04 Apr 2001, Nikita Schmidt wrote:
Hmm... I thought hwclock issues were sorted a while ago. Has anybody
looked into this - is it bad hardware or software?
After many years of persistent wrong date threads in various mailing
lists, it seems to me now that Alpha Linux will *never*
On Wed 04 Apr 2001, Christopher C. Chimelis wrote:
On Wed, 4 Apr 2001, Paul Slootman wrote:
How about installing ntpdate and configuring /etc/init.d/ntpdate so that
it'll get the correct time automatically? :-)
Our firewall blocks it, I believe, so that's no good. I'm going to try
/usr/X11R6/lib/libXxf86dga.a
^^
Not quite the same file, is it...
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No, and probably.
It only costs a bit of performance and the logging may be a nuisance,
but that could be fixed through judicial editing of /etc/syslog.conf
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/compaq/cxx-6.3.9.7/alpha-linux/bin/lnxexx_driver.accept_license*
Not knowing anthing about this :-), my opinion is that after you answer
the license question, it wants to replace the /usr/bin/cxx symlink with
something else. For this you need to run it as root.
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that with every new version of debian we
should
have the latest version of distributed-net in stable; it wasn't possible to
do so for potato's release, but I'm trying to get it in now.)
Uploaded.
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/network/interfaces .
Replace the iface eth0 paragraph with:
iface eth0 inet dhcp
OpenBSD is so much simpler ;-)
Are you sure? :-)
I realize that this has very little to do with Debian Alpha. My
debian-user might have been more appropriate.
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apt-get install kernel-package gcc debianutils make libncurses5-dev
should take care of the most important things. After that, read
/usr/share/doc/kernel-package/README
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On Thu 01 Mar 2001, Christopher C. Chimelis wrote:
Well, I removed the mi-thunk patch that had earlier been useful and
voila! Qt now works perfectly when compiled by gcc 2.95.3-5.0.1 (in
incoming now). I just uploaded the libs generated by qt-x11 and also
qtcups, so get them while they're
On Thu 01 Mar 2001, George A. Dowding wrote:
Not to important, but pgperl which uses pgplot seg faults when trying
to generate GIF's. It works fine with postscript. Also it works ok
on i86
Ugh, I hate this sort of problem...
How about PNG output?
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On Fri 02 Mar 2001, Christopher C. Chimelis wrote:
On Fri, 2 Mar 2001, Paul Slootman wrote:
Does this mean we can also get all the not-yet-in-alpha KDE stuff
working? I'll have a go...
Already tried...still problematic. Same with mozilla. At least Qt works
somewhat :-)
I'm using a g
one (2.1.5-6.1.1) from
incoming on auric, via ssh:
auric.debian.org:/org/ftp.debian.org/incoming/menu_2.1.5-6.1.1_alpha.deb
or from
http://www.murphy.nl/~paul/debian/alpha/menu_2.1.5-6.1.1_alpha.deb
Sorry for the disruption to normal service...
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it statically for now since I think it's related to the C++
failures. :-(
Please look into it; I'll remove the -6.1.1 version from incoming
so you can upload a working version :-)
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On Thu 01 Mar 2001, Paul Slootman wrote:
On Thu 01 Mar 2001, Christopher C. Chimelis wrote:
It's not fixed. Even 6.1.1 from incoming does the same thing. We may
That's really wierd, it works just fine for me?! Someone else
also emailed me to say it also dumped on him. Hmmm. Here's
.
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are:
deb-src http://www.uk.debian.org/debian sid main contrib non-free
deb-src http://ftp.fi.debian.org/debian sid main contrib non-free
deb-src http://non-us.debian.org/ sid/non-US main contrib non-free
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like that; it wouldn't the first time code thinks
that time_t is 4 bytes long (ping as discussed this week suffered
from a similar problem).
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stuff, mostly the smaller stuff...)
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the situation there isn't clear yet
Hmm, anything else? It's not that bad actually.
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On Fri 23 Feb 2001, Christopher C. Chimelis wrote:
On Fri, 23 Feb 2001, Paul Slootman wrote:
There's something in apt that will download the source and build it,
but I usually just let apt download it:
apt-get source -b postgresql
I should have known it was simple...
That should work
On Wed 21 Feb 2001, Christopher C. Chimelis wrote:
xdm_4.0.2-1
Finally, xdm itself takes about five minutes to start up, again on a
275MHz PC64. This is independent of the xconsole problem mentioned
above. I know that the problem is not with the X-server, because
startx brings it up
On Wed 21 Feb 2001, Paul Slootman wrote:
On Wed 21 Feb 2001, Lerale Erwan wrote:
livarot% ssh XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
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Last login: Wed Feb 21 10:33:52 2001 from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Linux hot 2.2.18 #1 Sun Jan 28 21:52:03 EST 2001 alpha unknown
setgid: Operation
On Thu 22 Feb 2001, Christopher C. Chimelis wrote:
On Thu, 22 Feb 2001, Paul Slootman wrote:
FWIW it's been reported as a grave bug on ssh, apparently same thing
on sparc.
What's odd is that one of my machines is fine and another isn't...
With the same ssh version?! Interesting
the same module, I suspect
it is something else. Considering the regularity of the
location of the bad byte in the ping response, and the
Did you confirm that ping works fine with the on-board?
Otherwise, I believe the 3Com cards should work fine on alpha...
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On Wed 21 Feb 2001, Wieger Opmeer wrote:
On Wed, 21 Feb 2001, Paul Slootman wrote:
What version ping do you use? I recently fixed something
similar in a ping in unstable. However, on potato, the ping
from netbase 3.18-4 should work (works for me :-)
...
Alpha from another machine
.
That's what I reported a couple of days ago (in a followup with an
admittedly inappropriate subject). I've tried all sorts of things,
but still can't get it to work. I'll try a rebuild of ssh soon...
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On Wed 21 Feb 2001, Paul Slootman wrote:
I reported a bug (82733) on this 6 weeks ago, but nothing's been done
about it. I'm doing an NMU now, the waiting period has well expired.
The fixed version (0.10-6.1) should be available tomorrow.
PS: until then, you can use the ping in iputils-ping
On Mon 19 Feb 2001, Doug Larrick wrote:
Just to follow up on this... it looks like we (Compaq) will be providing Mr.
Podlipec with an Alpha Linux system on which to do his builds.
Bravo! Much appreciated.
(And I used to love to hate Compaq in the bad old days of incompatible PCs :-)
Paul
libc6.1, libpam0g, ssh, ...
strace segfaults :-
At least I had installed telnet-ssl so I can still login.
Paul Slootman
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