Can serial support be added as a module in 2.0.6 from rex?
I ask because lsmod doesn't show it and it's out there
in /lib/modules/2.0.6/misc/serial.o
but when serial_cs from the PCMCIA package trys to load
it gets undefined symbols for register_serial and unregister_serial
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Robert Nicholson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Well I've almost go this to work now.
I didn't have
misc/serial in my /etc/pcmcia/config
Can serial support be added as a module in 2.0.6 from rex?
I ask because lsmod doesn't show it and it's out there
in /lib/modules/2.0.6/misc/serial.o
First of all, apologies to anyone who tried to reach me and couldn't
because of a broken From: line, but not really as your mailer reallys
hould support the Reply-to: header :) (btw, my real address is
[EMAIL PROTECTED]) if this comes out wrong.)
Is there a way to get smail to rewrite addresses
If I recompile my 2.0.6 kernel with the source in rex I'm also
expected to have to recompile the pcmcia-modules I'm using right?
They appear to be available in deb format only as compiled against
2.0.6 kernels but when I put in my Hayes Optima 144 it says that the
modules don't match the kernel.
Found it! The problem is that I recompiled rxvt, because the compile
options that are used in the binary package don't suit me. Something I
changed breaks the screen restoration.
BUG: I also noticed that the binary is compiled with -O -g. I think
all packages should be compiled with as much
David Puryear wrote:
Hi all,
I was looking at some postscript files and quality was not very good. Is
there different fonts I can get that would produce better output in X
and especially ghostscript? If so, where and how.
The Alladin version of ghostscript (version 4) has much better
I just installed Debian ON a 1Gb IOmega Jaz driver: it gets recognized at the
bios level, just when you insert the root/boot disks! The resulting system is
of course not too fast, but enough to get a feeling, without any worry for
other installed systems.
Amities,
Jean Orloff
Hi,
I've had samba running for a while and ignored nmbd but I now would like
this to run as well. I've read the man page and would like to run it from
inetd. My question is does anyone know where the default place for the
hosts file that it uses is? And/or what the file is called?
Or do you
On Tue, 22 Oct 1996, Jean Orloff wrote:
I just installed Debian ON a 1Gb IOmega Jaz driver: it gets recognized at the
bios level, just when you insert the root/boot disks! The resulting system is
of course not too fast, but enough to get a feeling, without any worry for
other installed
Hi, I believe I've done everything I need to to be able to use this
PCMCIA fax/data modem.
I've verified that serial is loaded before serial_cs with lsmod and
install minicom but all attempts to address the modem fail.
Is anybody using this modem?
Currently /dev/modem is a link to /dev/cua2
I'm considering getting a Jaz drive and I'd like to install Debian on it.
I want just a little bit more that get a feeling... I know what Debian
can do and I like it! So, exactly what do you mean by not too fast. I've
never seen a Jaz drive working, they are a rarity down here, but from what
I tried to cd to ./project/private/Incoming/
the response was:
./project/private/Incoming/: No such file or directory.
I tried it in both ftp.debian.org and master.debian.org
I am interested in reading the Incoming directory, because many time
it takes a long time between posting a new
Hi all ...
I need to install the tis firewall (fwtk) onto my debian machine
which is also a web server. I have no other hardware to install it on
so I need to run with what I have - our simple web server.
I imagine it will take some time to properly
Hello !
I am having a veird problem while trying to install the Debian
1.1 distribution. I have a boot disk with NCR SCSI support (that
is my SCSI controller), a root disk, and the 3 1.44 in base disks.
Everything goes fine till the dselect phase. I boot, install
the base system, select
Hello,
we have the Elm package installed and people are unable to use
it for sending e-mail which always fails with a bad call:
sh: -oi not found
I have the impression that it is trying to tag the -oi flag to
the sendmail command but never actually adds the sendmail in
front.
You will need to have scsi_mod.o and sr_mod.o installed as well, for this
to work.
Luck,
Dwarf
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Hello,
we have the Elm package installed and people are unable to use
it for sending e-mail which always fails with a bad call:
sh: -oi not found
I have the impression that it is trying to tag the -oi flag to
the sendmail command but never actually adds the sendmail in
On Tue, 22 Oct 1996, Arrigo Triulzi wrote:
Hello,
we have the Elm package installed and people are unable to use
it for sending e-mail which always fails with a bad call:
sh: -oi not found
I have the impression that it is trying to tag the -oi flag to
the sendmail command
Maybe I'm just too ignorant of the unix directory conversions, but I can't
get dselect to do squat.
I'm installing from the CD (1.1.10). The only thing it seems to start with
is root (/) and then it will not continue because it tries to access stuff
as
//xxx/
with 2 leading slashes.
[Note: I'm moving this from debian-changes to debian-user]
'[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:'
Hello,
i was wondering what were the reactions of list members to
this article.
I thought it was well done. It showed our strengths and weaknesses.
Which article? Which issue?
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On Fri, 11 Oct 1996, Rick Macdonald wrote:
[...]
ypbind checks that the NIS server is still there every minute (the period
in the old version. The new man page just says periodically).
The man page doesn't show an option to override this, so I may just
put one in myself. Do you see any
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On Wed, 16 Oct 1996, Christian Hudon wrote:
I seem to faintly remember someone saying on this list that Linux NIS
doesn't need plus-entries in /etc/passwd and friends...
Is that really true? Because the latest nis package still says:
No, this is wrong. It
'Buddha Buck wrote:'
[Note: I'm moving this from debian-changes to debian-user]
Good idea. I didn't check header :(
'[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:'
Hello,
i was wondering what were the reactions of list members to
this article.
I thought it was well done. It showed our strengths and
On Mon, 21 Oct 1996, Marty Leisner wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], you w
rite:
I know that at least one of the 2.0.x kernels has major problems when
running Apache. Sorry, I don't remember which one. So you might want to
try another kernel and see if that fixes your problem.
I'm
On Mon, 21 Oct 1996, David Puryear wrote:
I was looking at some postscript files and quality was not very good. Is
there different fonts I can get that would produce better output in X
and especially ghostscript? If so, where and how.
I use fonts from GNU archives and they are really nice
M. Arifi Koseoglu writes:
Everything goes fine till the dselect phase. I boot, install
the base system, select loadable modules (and this is important: I *DO*
select cdrom support *AND* isofs support, and *DOUBLE-CHECK* after-
wards that they are marked with a +), install the kernel, reboot,
I generally run deselect daily, and update to the newest unstable group of
packages on ftp.debian.org, but for about a week, I haven't seen any new
packages.
I pointed it at master.debian.org today, and saw a ton of updated
packages. So is ftp.debian.org properly mirroring master.debian.org, or
On Tue, 22 Oct 1996, Swen Thuemmler wrote:
On Fri, 11 Oct 1996, Rick Macdonald wrote:
[...]
ypbind checks that the NIS server is still there every minute (the period
in the old version. The new man page just says periodically).
The man page doesn't show an option to override this, so
Carlos Carvalho [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
BUG: I also noticed that the binary is compiled with -O -g. I think
all packages should be compiled with as much optimization as possible.
The binaries in the rxvt Debian package have been compiled with -O2
-g -Wall and later stripped as suggested by
Robert Nicholson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If I recompile my 2.0.6 kernel with the source in rex I'm also
expected to have to recompile the pcmcia-modules I'm using right?
Sometimes. It depends on what you have changed of the kernel's
configuration. When building the PCMCIA modules, the
David Puryear [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I was looking at some postscript files and quality was not very good. Is
there different fonts I can get that would produce better output in X
and especially ghostscript? If so, where and how.
One thing that will help screen output tremendously is
NCR SCSI 53c810
You need a special boot floppy for the 53c810. It's at
ftp://sgk.phast.umass.edu/pub/boot1440.bin.gz .
If you continue to have problems, get into the shell and run lsmod and
cat /proc/filesystems. Both should list the ISO driver.
Bruce
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On Tue, 22 Oct 1996, Joey Hess wrote:
I pointed it at master.debian.org today, and saw a ton of updated
packages. So is ftp.debian.org properly mirroring master.debian.org, or is
something broken?
Something else is strange : I tried twice to subscribe to the mailing-list
debian-devel and I
Bruce writes:
You need a special boot floppy for the 53c810. It's at
ftp://sgk.phast.umass.edu/pub/boot1440.bin.gz .
Special_Boot-6 worked for me. I got it from LastMinute/SpecialKernels on
the I-Connect CDROM. The install failed to run 'depmod -a', though,
leading to symptoms like those
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Mime-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
My questions:
After installation of fwtk:
Q1: Will my remote users/clients still be able to telnet into this
machine - after the
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