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Winfried Truemper writes:
This error can be reproduced as follows:
bash bash mount -t iso9660 -o loop=/dev/loop0 cd /mnt
Have you checked to make sure that this isn't a problem with the
loopback filesystem?
I will test mkisofs on a raw disk partition shortly; I can't do so
just yet because I
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED] you write:
I noticed that in the rex/source archive there is currently only the
complete XFree-3.1.2 source tree. Are there any means to get ahold of
just the Debian specific diffs for it, even if they are quite a lot?
We need to get X11 for m68k debianized, but
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xsnow (1.40-1); priority=LOW
Package: xsnow
Version: 1.40
Package_Revision: 1
Maintainer: Stephen Early [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Description: Snow in your X server
xsnow brings Christmas to your X server. A nice waste of CPU time...
Changes:
* copyright clarified
On Mon, 1 Jan 1996, Mark W. Eichin wrote:
standards/virtual-package-names-list.text lists:
X11R6 XFree86 R6, including base system
xR6shlibXFree86 R6 shared library only
I've put together a package of xterm_color (an xterm that supports
ANSI
On Fri, 22 Dec 1995, Bill Mitchell wrote:
Package: xbase
Version: 3.1.2
Package_Revision: 5
Installation of this package fails in preinst on a newly-installed
0.93R6 system because /usr/bin/X11 and /usr/lib/X11 do not exist.
The patch below corrects this problem. However, with this patch
On Wed, 20 Dec 1995, Simon Shapiro wrote:
2. I'd like to throw away the 387 emulation for the compiled kernel.
Anyone knows why I should keep it there? I do not believe it to be
necessary for the installation, but i have been wrong before.
The kernel will not boot on systems that don't
On Sun, 17 Dec 1995, Michael Alan Dorman wrote:
This is a documented bug in the original source---I believe I sent a
patch that could be used to create a xserver-mach32x or something that
would be compiled to allow users who wanted to to drive their cards at
something resembling its
I have a mirror of ftp.debian.org on my machine which I am willing to
make available to people in Europe. The mirror is available by anonymous
ftp to myrddin.chu.cam.ac.uk
This mirror will only be available until June 1996.
Steve Early
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On Sun, 17 Dec 1995, Ian Murdock wrote:
On Sat, 16 Dec 1995, Robert Leslie wrote:
I wouldn't have noticed these except I found the new xterm didn't log
anything into utmp; should this really be the default?
It should log to both utmp *and* wtmp by default. Could this be changed?
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xsnow (1.40-0); priority=LOW
Package: xsnow
Version: 1.40
Package_Revision: 0
Maintainer: Stephen Early [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Description: Snow in your X server
xsnow brings Christmas to your X server. A nice waste of CPU time...
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xpilot (3.4.2-1); priority=LOW
Package: xpilot
Version: 3.4.2
Package_Revision: 1
Maintainer: Stephen Early [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Description: Multi-player tactical game
XPilot is a multi-player tactical manoeuvering game for X and Unix
workstations. Players
On Fri, 15 Dec 1995, David Engel wrote:
Can this be considered to be a bug in ldconfig?
Which part, deleting the link in the first place or not recreating it?
The latter is not a bug. Ldconfig will never create the links needed
by ld as long as I'm maintaining it.
Deleting something
I've announced them on debian-changes, and they are currently sitting in
the queue on the European upload site.
You should be able to get them from
ftp://myrddin.chu.cam.ac.uk/pub/sde1000/debian/X11 until they arrive at
ftp.debian.org
Steve Early
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Package: lrzsz
Version: 0.11
myrddin:~$ man lrz
man: ignoring unknown preprocessor `R'
man: ignoring unknown preprocessor `v'
man: ignoring unknown preprocessor `i'
man: ignoring unknown preprocessor `s'
man: ignoring unknown preprocessor `i'
man: ignoring unknown preprocessor `o'
man: ignoring
On Mon, 11 Dec 1995, David H. Silber wrote:
Package: tk40
Version: 4.0p3-1
This requires elf-x11r6lib, which does not exist. I installed xlib-3.1.2-2,
which does not seem to provide what I need, but is the latest xlib available.
I then forced the install of tk40 and found out that I am
On Thu, 7 Dec 1995, brian (b.c.) white wrote:
for (ksnum=0; 1; c=fgets(buf,sizeof(buf),stdin)) {
The third thing in the for structure only gets executed at end of
the loop. 'c' thus has an undefined value on the first iteration
which just happened to be NULL for you (hence the (nil)
Maybe that's it. Maybe 'fgets' is interfering with how scanf works.
Does it still fail if you remove the 'fgets' from the for loop?
Yes, it still fails. I tried removing the #define from the start of the
string to be matched, though, and it no longer fails. OTOH, the original
program (which is
Was either GCC or binutils (whichever is appropriate) changed between
gcc-2.7.0-2 and gcc-2.7.2-1 or binutils-2.5.2l.20-2 and binutils-2.6-1 so
that it won't find ELF shared libraries with names like libX11.so.6.0,
only libraries with names like libX11.so?
I ask because X has suddenly started
Package: libc5
Version: 5.2.16-1
(My libc5-dev version is also 5.2.16-1)
The following program (which is similar in structure to one of the
programs used in building xlib) loops forever when it reaches EOF on stdin:
#include stdio.h
int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
int ksnum,i;
char
Package: netstd
Version: 1.22-1
myrddin:~$ rusers
garfield.chu.cam.ac. gdm1000 gdm1000 gdm1000
turing.chu.cam.ac.uk djs1012
Segmentation fault
$ rusers
garfield.chu.cam.ac. gdm1000 gdm1000 gdm1000
turing.chu.cam.ac.uk djs1012
tickle.chu.cam.ac.uk apw24
myrddin.chu.cam.ac.u sde1000 gdm1000 pw201
On Tue, 28 Nov 1995, Andrew Howell wrote:
brian writes:
I've just moved over to the new elf compiler, but am having a problem
compiling a program which uses -lX11. For some reason, none of the
symbols are resolved. Here is the output...
[...]
Was there a change to the X libs
On Tue, 28 Nov 1995, David Engel wrote:
I've just moved over to the new elf compiler, but am having a problem
compiling a program which uses -lX11. For some reason, none of the
symbols are resolved. Here is the output...
You'll need to use the interim elf-x11r6lib package and
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