Hello, all!
A little question: *What is* PEX and XIE? I tried to find
this in /usr/doc/..., but don't found anything.
Thanks.
Alexander Gieg
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By: Alexander Gieg
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Looking at your chat script and log, I don't think the problem is in the
chatscript. If you look at the log, you'll see:
Dec 244 15:44:44 tardis chat[369]: CONNECT 1400/
This is the suspicious part... 1400 baud? in the MS Windows example you
show:
CONNECT 9600/RAQ/V32/LAPM
So the answer
On Thu, 26 Dec 1996, Jonas Bofjall wrote:
On Tue, 24 Dec 1996, James W. Tucker wrote:
I've installed Debian 1.2 from scratch but dpkg indicates that it
can't find libXt.so.6 when I try to install the texbin package. I did
I've had exactly the same problem, so it might be common.
I
Hello all:
I tried to generate a custom kernel package using kernel-source-2.0.27. The
included documentation asked for invocation of make-kpkg to generate the
package, however I wasn't able to find that program in my system and no
package in Debian 1.2 seems to contain it.
Do I still need
Some hours ago, I sent a reply to this message, but didn't see a copy of it
on the debian mailing list, so I'm resending it. I hope someone can make use
of the information provided.
I have a driver for the EGA monitor/card that works under XFree86 3.2.1,
or the latest version. Currently
I am experimenting with a script that audits the up-to-dateness of Debian
FTP mirror systems. Here's my report so far:
Site NameTimestamp of Debian Archive
aij.st.hmc.edu Wed Dec 25 04:20:29 UTC 1996
chaos.xtn.net Wed Dec 25 04:20:29 UTC 1996
debian.med.miami.eduWed Dec 25
Hi Martin --
You asked:
Do I still need make-kpkg for generating a kernel package?
Well, not absolutely, but it sure is a handy tool.
If so, where can I find it?
It's in Debian-1.2/binary-all/misc/kernel-package_3.03.deb
You can find out which debian archive file ('.deb' file) contains a
Has anyone gotten Abuse to work on a fresh install of Debian 1.2 ?
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Thank you all that answered my questions about syslog repeated
messages.
It really was the news lines in syslog.conf. Just commenting them
worked out the problem.
Thank you again, and happy new year for all!
Fernando
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Hi all,
I am wondering why I can't switch the resolution of my monitor using
the CTRL/ALT and + or -. In XF86Setup, I chose to allow this, but am
unable to. What would prevent this?
I have a Standard IBM 8512-001 monitor. I know that I had this working
at one time.
Thanx
Angel Leyva
([EMAIL
Greetings!
History: Toshiba Tecra laptops (at least the 710, 720, and 730)
can't boot the bzImage rescue disk.
I mailed a patch (from http://www.cck.uni-kl.de/misc/tecra710/) to
Bruce and this problem might be fixed on the next set of boot disks.
I got Debian 1.2 up on my Tecra 730 by
Hi there,
I suppose I found a bug in libc (V5.2.18 - don't have a newer version
around, maybe someone else can check the newer version), but according to
the ctime man page the following source yields a wrong result:
/*
** ctime.c
**
** Author : Benedikt Eric Heinen (beh)
** Date:
Benedikt Eric Heinen writes:
I suppose I found a bug in libc (V5.2.18 - don't have a newer version
around, maybe someone else can check the newer version), but according to
the ctime man page the following source yields a wrong result:
[... ctime(0) ...]
The result for this is:
Thu
On Thu, 26 Dec 1996, Angel Leyva wrote:
I am wondering why I can't switch the resolution of my monitor using
the CTRL/ALT and + or -. In XF86Setup, I chose to allow this, but am
unable to. What would prevent this?
A long shot, but:
Assuming that you're running a depth (8, 16, 24 or 32bit)
Hi! I am new on Linux. I've got some files called x.deb What's the
meanning of .DEB? And how can I copy files from a floppy disk to a hard disk
(in DOS we use copy a:*.* c:\dir). How can I do it on Linux?
Can Linux read an ASCII file that is saved on a floppy that DOS had
On Thu, 26 Dec 1996 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Hi! I am new on Linux. I've got some files called x.deb
What's the meanning of .DEB? And how can I copy files
It is a debian package file. To be used by dpkg or better dselect.
from a floppy disk to a hard disk (in
Hi.
For a long time past, in the ages of Debian 1.1, there
was a default .fvwm2rc, which I like more than the new
one. Can anyone send an attached copy of that original
to me?
Thanks.
Alexander Gieg
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By: Alexander Gieg
E-mail: [EMAIL
I'm trying to install a new disk drive and would like to take the
5 disk set I currently have that I used to initially install Debian
and replace the boot disk with one with a custom kernel.
I tried a make zdisk, followed by a rdev /dev/fd0 /dev/fd0.
No dice. It booted OK, but after it
I have some .DEB files, but I'm with some problems when I install it.
It skip the mailtool.deb and sendmail.deb. How can I install these two files?
(I'm using DSELECT program).
Where can I find the MCOPY program?
Rogerio
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I'm trying to install a new disk drive and would like to take the
5 disk set I currently have that I used to initially install Debian
and replace the boot disk with one with a custom kernel.
I tried a make zdisk, followed by a rdev /dev/fd0 /dev/fd0.
Just read readme.txt on the bootdisk
I am trying to install Debian 1.2 on a computer without a display.
This machine has successfully been running Linux for some time, using
Miguel van Smoorenburg's excellent serial console patch.
I compiled a 2.0.27 kernel as specified in readme.txt on the
December 8, 1996 Rescue disk. I
I did not have a CD at hand so they way I circumvented the problem was to
kept opening the CD door until the installation program resumed somehow.
On Tue, 24 Dec 1996, Bruce Perens wrote:
Gee, these CD drivers are no fun at all. Did you try placing a CD in the
drive?
(or removing the CD?).
Sebastian Kuzminsky wrote:
I am trying to install Debian 1.2 on a computer without a display.
This machine has successfully been running Linux for some time, using
Miguel van Smoorenburg's excellent serial console patch.
I compiled a 2.0.27 kernel as specified in readme.txt on the
I wrote:
]I'm confused as to the start-up sequence of the Rescue disk...
] ldlinux loads root.bin and linux, then passes execution to linux,
] with the specified boot-time parameters. The kernel uncompresses itself
] and initializes the drivers etc. It then uncompresses root.bin and
] mounts
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