Hi.
questions, questions
How will I know if my kernel is to big for a zImage?
Reason for asking
I can't get my kernel to compile at all and when I try to compile useing
"make zImage" I get the following message, about 3 minutes into compile.:
*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_ Start Screen Dump
> > I am planning to obtain your official LINUX two CD Set. I have looked
at
> > the installation page at your site and there was no instruction for a
CD
> > installation. Could you please provide me a set of instruction of the
CD
> > installation, the more detailed the better.
The CD set on t
On Mon, 7 Jul 1997, PATRICK DAHIROC wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I am planning to obtain your official LINUX two CD Set. I have looked at
> the installation page at your site and there was no instruction for a CD
> installation. Could you please provide me a set of instruction of the CD
> installation, t
On Mon, 7 Jul 1997, Paul Wade wrote:
> I would think that 16mb ram would be a minimum regardless of CPU.
8 Mb should be enough too.
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> I want to compile the kernel-29 or kernel-30 source and I want to be able
> to use "make menuconfig". The problem is:
>
> kernel-source-2.0.29 suggests ncurses-dev (for menuconfig)
> kernel-source-2.0.29 recommends gcc
> ncurses-dev depends on libc5-dev
> gcc conflicts with libc5-dev
I want to compile the kernel-29 or kernel-30 source and I want to be able
to use "make menuconfig". The problem is:
kernel-source-2.0.29 suggests ncurses-dev (for menuconfig)
kernel-source-2.0.29 recommends gcc
ncurses-dev depends on libc5-dev
gcc conflicts with libc5-dev
Now, I suppose
On Mon, 7 Jul 1997, Ed Down wrote:
>
> Interesting point. I seem to remember xv is shareware, I wonder if they've
> paid their fee. And I wonder what NASA is classed as - commercial or
> educational?
does it matter? our university has a site-license for xv and it's
definitively not commercial.
On 07 Jul 1997 13:23:32 PDT Rob Browning ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I was trying to set up bind for a small (half class C) subnet, and
> bind seemed to refuse to do the reverse lookups for the subnet unless
> I set it up to handle the entire C subnet. Is there some kind of
> masking trick I'm
On Mon, 07 Jul 1997 13:19:36 PDT Stephen Witt ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
> Hi, I'm trying to set diald up at home. I'm using Debian 1.3. My
> network connection is a modem using PPP to my ISP. My ISP
> dynamically assigns both local and remote IP addresses for this
> link. I've been usi
I've been using Netscape as my mail user agent at home (on my Debian 1.3 box),
but
would like to using mh-e, as that is what I use at work, love emacs, etc, etc.
Before trying mh-e, I just tried to run mh in "raw" mode, so to speak, by doing
"inc". This gives me a segmentation fault. I'm using
I was trying to set up bind for a small (half class C) subnet, and
bind seemed to refuse to do the reverse lookups for the subnet unless
I set it up to handle the entire C subnet. Is there some kind of
masking trick I'm not aware of, or is there somewhere I should RTFM?
I didn't see anything in t
I have been mirroring the FTP site for some time, to provide for quick
local installs, and re configures.
I've recently ran into a capacity problem. the drive that mirrors the
FTP site is 690751 blocks, with used blocks at 667032, and 0 available.
Is the 'stable, contrib, non-free' now that big? I
Hi, I'm trying to set diald up at home. I'm using Debian 1.3. My network
connection
is a modem using PPP to my ISP. My ISP dynamically assigns both local and
remote
IP addresses for this link. I've been using PPP manually for some time now, so
have a working connection script. The symptom
> >There are plenty of linux apps who would let you read your mail without
> >moving it
> >from your mailbox. Mutt, pine, elm can do the job. Tkmail is one that I can
> >think of for X.
>
> Ok, I'll keep my keyboard open until someone makes a clear
> recomendation.
Everyone has their favorite
I am getting exactly these same errors, and have been since installation.
I heard somewhere (I think in an advocacy group) that one version of
Debian had some sim link problems that I suspect might be causing this.
Mayby the package you were installing is the culprit.
> # xman&
> [2] 1429
> # xm
>
>
> Hi!
Howdy Martin!
>
> Hi, could you please put more bugs into Debian Linux?
>
You obviously need to install the xroach package!
Chuck
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hi,
don't know if this will help at all, but if you're running an award bios
and can upgrade to the latest version (4.51, i believe) it will initialize
the pnp cards for you. i just built a computer with an asus motherboard,
and it initializes my sb32pnp and usr pnp cards so all i have is the
drive
On Tue, 24 Jun 1997, Mario Olimpio de Menezes wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've upgraded from 1.2 to 1.3 w/o too much trouble. At that time I
> did not turn shadow on. Now I would like to do it. Should I do a
> shadowconfig on and cross my fingers or is there something further?
>
> I've installe
Is there a Debian or just Linux version of the Sun Mailtool?
I've tried to get exmh working, and while it has lots of
features, I have taken a very serious shining to Mailtool's
leaving the mail in the users mail spool.
I also can't get exmh PGP to work right, nor to have my base
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On Jul 7, Jason Westervelt wrote
> nah.. that only gets a few other icons to pop up... don't ask why, but
> the TOP button (the one that has the lock buttons, shutdown, etc) will
> ** NOT ** have an icon until you install procps and xproc.. very
> weird..
Even if you don't "swallow" an xload in
Right now the only way I can see is to use the build in linux firewall to
restrict access.
File a bug report against boa. The author might be willing to work on that.
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote:
: Hi
: A quick boa question. I would like to run boa as our web server on our
: termi
Rob enscribed thusly:
> I may be wrong, but why compile support for 3c59x when your card is
> 3c905?? get the numbers mixed up there? :)
You are wrong.
The 3c59x (vortex) and 3c90x (boomerang) cards are all supported by
the same driver (assuming that the driver is recent enough).
>>BG Lim wrote:
>Installing Xfree3.3 form bo-updates gives me Xauthority as well. My
>question is, how do i use it to authorise other users to display on the
>same server?
>
>I know the xauth program is used but I have followed the instructions in
>the man page but still I can't get it to wor
On Mon, 7 Jul 1997 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have offered to set up a web server for computer science students
> here at Western Kentucky University to practice their cgi and perhaps
> java skills on. The machine would never have to support more than
> about 5 simultaneous users, and usually w
> > I'm trying to compile development versions of lyx, and am having
> > problems with gcc or it's libraries (i think).
> >
> > configure: error: installation or configuration problem: C++ compiler
> > cannot
> create executables.
> > bash-2.00#
> You'll need the g++, libg++ and libg++-dev pa
>>>Warning, Off-topic<<<
Sorry for this arguably off-topic thread, even the original
post was technically off-topic but, it _is_ a Debian bug
(#10598). The bug was fixed upstream in the June 5 release
of bash-2.01. I've received private email that pointed out
that the new Debian package is now i
On Jul 7, Rick Hawkins wrote
>
> I'm trying to compile development versions of lyx, and am having
> problems with gcc or it's libraries (i think).
>
> configure: error: installation or configuration problem: C++ compiler cannot
> create executables.
> bash-2.00#
You'll need the g++, libg++ and
I think this is a feature of Bash 2.0, not a bug. I don't know how to
fix it since I'm still in Bash 1.x.
E.-
BG Lim ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
: I'm using bash 2.0 from the base installation. I notices that if the line
: that I type exceeds the wide of the screen, instead of going down to the
:
I'm trying to compile development versions of lyx, and am having
problems with gcc or it's libraries (i think).
I have 1.3 & unstable installed. When I run lyx' configure, I get:
bash-2.00# ./configure
loading cache ./config.cache
configuring LyX version 0.11.29.2
WARNING: This is a developmen
Igor Grobman wrote:
> I was hit by this problem once. What happens is the system reads the floppy
> drive (you see the light come on) and at the same time displays this message.
> If you hit enter before the light comes off, the drive would be unreadable,
> hence the error message. Try waiting b
On Mon, 7 Jul 1997, John Maheu wrote:
> On 7 Jul 1997, Emilio Lopes wrote:
>
> > > "JM" == John Maheu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >
> > JM> After upgrading to 1.3, rxvt can find certain colours:
> > JM> rxvt: can't load color "snow"
> > JM> rxvt: can't load color "blue"
> >
> > JM> I al
On Mon, 7 Jul 1997, Nathan E Norman wrote:
>I fail to understand why diald is needed at all. These are cable
>modems, right? The cable modems we're using are Zeniths ... 4Mbps
I wasn't sure. I have never used them before so this is new to me.
>Am I missing something here, or are you? :)
Mos
I used a 386/33 with 8MB RAM as my web server for almost a year.
It was also running a busy mail server too. Something like that
can handle quite a bit of load, surprisingly. I wouldn't want
to run it with 4MB of RAM though.
Actually, if you are teaching CGI, it's probably a really good idea
to
On Sun, 6 Jul 1997, Christian Hudon wrote:
>by Debian. You might want to email them about that (i.e. the typo), but I
>guess they probably have heard about it already...
And I heard back from them. You are right. It is was a typo. Guess I
now have an Official "Oficial" Debian 1.3 CD-ROM.
>Fro
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
, writes:
>Just so I know and have my ducks in order.
>
>Is this the correct method for re-compiling my Kernel??
>
>cd /usr/src/Linux
or /usr/src/linux or whatever
This is where the kernel source is stored, of course.
>make config
If you're running X-w
> I have looked at my /proc/net directory. There are no ip_* files. What
> should I do.
That means that there isn't any ip forwarding or firewalling, for sure.
> Note: After recompiling kernel I have noticed following:
>
> Setup is 4384 bytes
> System is 638kB
> System is too big
> Man[1]: ***[
On Sun, 6 Jul 1997, Johannes Martinez wrote:
> Is there a deb package out there, or does any one have a diff for alien to
> install this properly? I installed but had problems, i have to admit i
> like micrsoft office 97 ten times better. It takes about 5 minutes to
> load swriter and about 3 se
I have offered to set up a web server for computer science students
here at Western Kentucky University to practice their cgi and perhaps
java skills on. The machine would never have to support more than
about 5 simultaneous users, and usually would have only one user at a
time. The idea is to h
On Sat, 5 Jul 1997, Johann Spies wrote:
> 1. How do I add an extended module, written in C, to Python using the
> Debian-version of Python? (e.g. pg95 - Pygres95 for interfacing
> Postgres95).
>
> 2. Are there any debian-users using python as an interface to a PostgreSQL
> or Postgres95?
>
> 3.
> There used to be a package, netscape-beta, that could be used to install
> communicator, it's gone now. Is there a reason it disappeared.
I removed it because it doesn't work for beta-5 and above. I have a
fixed version I just need to test for a bit before uploading.
> Next question and then I'll hopefully shut up for a day or two about this
> topic :-)
>
> Does anyone know where I can get in contact with the people and/or the
> product of the Diety project? I checked www.debian.org's web site and
> didn't find anything, and am not going to even bother with a
> "b" == bigt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
b> cd /usr/src/Linux
With this you go to the directory where the kernel sources are. :-)
b> make config
Here you will be asked a lot of things. Responding these questions you
are saying what you want and what you don't want in your kernel,
acording
On 7 Jul 1997, Emilio Lopes wrote:
> > "JM" == John Maheu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> JM> After upgrading to 1.3, rxvt can find certain colours:
> JM> rxvt: can't load color "snow"
> JM> rxvt: can't load color "blue"
>
> JM> I also have this problem using gnuplot.
>
> JM> I've tried s
On Mon, 7 Jul 1997, Eddie Katz wrote:
>
> When the kernel boots I have a message:
>
> lp0 at 0x0378, (irq = 7)
>
> Then when I try printing (LPRNG) I get an error message
>
> Status: Cannot open '/dev/lp1' - 'No such device or address', sleeping 10 at
> 17
>
> Why is it trying /dev/lp1 since
I fail to understand why diald is needed at all. These are cable
modems, right? The cable modems we're using are Zeniths ... 4Mbps
upstream/downstream. Does your friends modem require use of the phone
lines for any reason? If not, seems to me a 'shutdown -r now' command
is gonna bring the link
On Sun, 6 Jul 1997, Brandon Mitchell wrote:
>Sounds a lot like dhcp, try using the dhcpcd (client daemon) package. The
Thanks. We'll give it a try tomorrow.
>attack). I haven't the slightest idea how diald would work with dhcpcd, I
>just left mine connected all day.
He probably be switching b
On Sun, 6 Jul 1997, Christian Hudon wrote:
>Thanks for the nice words. I'm sure the "oficial" is just a typo. If memory
Could be a typo. However, the way the word "Oficial" (with the quotes) is
printed on the CD, it appears to be intentional.
>by Debian. You might want to email them about that (
I have looked at my /proc/net directory. There are no ip_* files. What
should I do.
Note: After recompiling kernel I have noticed following:
Setup is 4384 bytes
System is 638kB
System is too big
Man[1]: ***[zImage] Error 1
Everything but ipforwarding and firewalling work just fine.
Thanks,
Draze
I have looked at my /proc/net directory. There are no ip_* files. What
should I do.
Note: After recompiling kernel I have noticed following:
Setup is 4384 bytes
System is 638kB
System is too big
Man[1]: ***[zImage] Error 1
Everything but ipforwarding and firewalling work just fine.
Thanks,
Draze
On Jul 7, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
> I recently installed XEmacs, and would like to have it recognize my ALT
> key as the META key (which I thought was supposed to be the default, but
> isn't on my machine). I played around with xmodmap some, but didn't
> accomplish anything useful. This is an i38
When the kernel boots I have a message:
lp0 at 0x0378, (irq = 7)
Then when I try printing (LPRNG) I get an error message
Status: Cannot open '/dev/lp1' - 'No such device or address', sleeping 10 at 17
Why is it trying /dev/lp1 since the kernel loaded /dev/lp0 ???
Also if someone has a "lpd.co
> "JM" == John Maheu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
JM> After upgrading to 1.3, rxvt can find certain colours:
JM> rxvt: can't load color "snow"
JM> rxvt: can't load color "blue"
JM> I also have this problem using gnuplot.
JM> I've tried some of the tricks posted the last few weeks. I have a
Well after weeks and days of trying I finally got this thing to
work..,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] your method of fixing this worked and was straight to
the point. I do appreciate everyones efforts in helping me out with
this particular problem.
I have seen several comments posted about what the doc
> "EAP" == Eloy A Paris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
EAP> I do not know much about security but Debian's /bin/false is also
EAP> a shell script. Are we at risk? Shouldn't /bin/false be changed
EAP> to a compiled version?
That's no risk. If you do a "C-c" at login, the shell process will be
end
Just so I know and have my ducks in order.
Is this the correct method for re-compiling my Kernel??
cd /usr/src/Linux
make config
make dep
make zImage
make zdisk
make zlilo
Is this correct? Can someone explain briefly each step and why I have
to do this??? I just want to understand it more.
T
Hi,
I was playing with this stuff a while back and it looks to me like the
3c900/3c905 series is an update/replacement for the 3c590/595 series. On
Donald Becker's home page at cesdis:
http://cesdis1.gsfc.nasa.gov/linux/
there are a couple of different driver versions for the 3c900/905 series
on
On Sun, 6 Jul 1997, Keith Knipschild wrote:
> I installed and setup Debian Linux, But I would like to setup my PnP
> Modem..
I helped a friend of my with this a couple of weeks ago... I hope I can
remember.
Install isapnptools (it's in admin). Run pnpdump and redirect it's output
to /etc/isapnp
>
> I did a
>
> dpkg --search libtermcap.so.2
>
> and it couldn't find it. Does that mean that it doesn't exist anywhere
> in the debian distribution?
No, this means that it is not installed on your system. This library is
included in termcap-compat package.
>
> Does anyone know where I c
I may be wrong, but why compile support for 3c59x when your card is
3c905?? get the numbers mixed up there? :)
-Rob
On Sun, 6 Jul 1997, Marty Leisner wrote:
>
> I just bought a Pentium pro with a bundled 3c905 boomerang card...
>
> I figured to t
> Hi --
>
> I'm trying to install Debian 1.3 from a set of 1.44 floppies; which
> contain a kernel compiled just for my setup by kind Susan Kleinmann (
> and based on 2.0.30 kernel).
> (Stock rescue floppy gets stuck on my aic7xxx driver...)
> Installation goes smoothly through setting up a color
Ok. I had debian installed on a 500mb partition, hda5. I've created
four other partitions (for var, usr, home, and a _new_ /). I've
successfully moved var, usr, and home to new partitions via "cp -a".
Concerned over the fact that any partition after hda5 is unbootable (being
past that funky 1
I recently installed XEmacs, and would like to have it recognize my ALT
key as the META key (which I thought was supposed to be the default, but
isn't on my machine). I played around with xmodmap some, but didn't
accomplish anything useful. This is an i386 platform, so the HP fixes for
it won't
I'm using bash 2.0 from the base installation. I notices that if the line
that I type exceeds the wide of the screen, instead of going down to the
next line, it goes to the start of the same line, thus obliterating the
prompt and whatever I had typed.
This occurs in Xterm as well. Bash 1.4 and oth
Hi,
On Mon, 7 Jul 1997, Bob Clark wrote:
> Date: Mon, 07 Jul 1997 04:11:37 -0400
> From: Bob Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: jim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Cc: debian-user
> Subject: Re: Netscape: How about some Unix instructions
> Resent-Date: Mon, 07 Jul 1997 09:06:49 +
> Resent-From: debian-u
Installing Xfree3.3 form bo-updates gives me Xauthority as well. My
question is, how do i use it to authorise other users to display on the
same server?
I know the xauth program is used but I have followed the instructions in
the man page but still I can't get it to work.
Please help
BG
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On Mon, 7 Jul 1997, Jason Westervelt wrote:
> I am running across a few apps that need
> xmkmf
> to compile.. where should I go to get all the stuff to deal with these
> type of make file?
> actually I am something of a newbie to linux, but I think xmkmf MAKES a
> makefile from some other type o
> I am running across a few apps that need
> xmkmf
> to compile.. where should I go to get all the stuff to deal with these
> type of make file?
> actually I am something of a newbie to linux, but I think xmkmf MAKES a
> makefile from some other type of file, i dunno.. =) been looking for
> genera
> I just bought a Pentium pro with a bundled 3c905 boomerang card...
>
> I figured to try it out in windows to see if it works...couldn't
> get the enet card to work...
>
> Installed redhat 4.2...the boomerang worked with no problem...
>
> (but I built a clean 2.0.30 with 3c59x support and I had
I'd like to upgrade to Perl 5.004 but I am discouraged to do that by our
system admin because of potential stability/compatibility problems.
I know of majordomo and chat problems, are there other known problems?
Thanks,
Kaj
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Bob Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[snip]
> Bash incorrectly considers (( to be an
> arithmetic expression introducer when really, it's $((.
That's strange, since both pdksh and zsh both consider (( to be an
arithmetic expression, and $(( to be an arithmetic expression
_substitution_. Have
I have just started delving into Makefiles and I would recommend you get
GNU make an use the documantation that is supplied - it got me going quite
quickly, and it's well supported and free...
For those packages that require xmkmf to compile, I would just install
whatever package it comes in, use
Interesting point. I seem to remember xv is shareware, I wonder if they've
paid their fee. And I wonder what NASA is classed as - commercial or
educational?
Ed
On Fri, 4 Jul 1997, Jim Pick wrote:
>
> Anyone watching NASA Select TV for the first pictures of Mars?
>
> The desktop they're using
Glad you were able to figure out what to do. I figured if you were
reasonably competent (and I'm not) my hint may have been of some help.
Just bought a copy of AX3.1. I plan to upgrade to XFree 3.3 late this
week. If AX3.1 breaks I'll let you know what Xi support's official
position is. :)
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>Sent: 05 July 1997 21:14
>To:debian-user@lists.debian.org
>Cc:The recipient's address is unknown.
>Subject: Recognizing old scsi controller/disk
>
>I boot the system using a Debian 1.3 rescue disk. At the boot prompt, I
>
On Mon, 7 Jul 1997, Mark Phillips wrote:
> I did some reading and the impression I get is that the cu* files are
> now obsolete. If so, what are they replaced by? In particular, what
> device should my friend use for his modem?
Use /dev/ttyS* instead of /dev/cua*
Joost
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This is not really Debian specific, but is relevant to handling
the volume of mail from this mailing list.
I've been using elm for years. But as far as I can tell, it
does not handle multiple active folders. Before investing in
converting all of my mail archives to a new system, I'd like
to
On Mon, 7 Jul 1997, Damir J. Naden wrote:
> Hi --
>
> I'm trying to install Debian 1.3 from a set of 1.44 floppies; which
> contain a kernel compiled just for my setup by kind Susan Kleinmann (
> and based on 2.0.30 kernel).
> (Stock rescue floppy gets stuck on my aic7xxx driver...)
> Installatio
Kevin wrote:
>Guys, I've seen the answer to this recently. Don't know how current the
>archive is--so you may not be able to search it for the exact answer.
>
>AccelX can't do compressed fonts (.gz I think). XFree has apparently
^^ That's true, .Z it handles
Guys, I've seen the answer to this recently. Don't know how current the
archive is--so you may not be able to search it for the exact answer.
AccelX can't do compressed fonts (.gz I think). XFree has apparently
decided to start compressing them. There is a workaround and it
involves something
> It did the same thing for me when my desktop was configured
> with 256
> colors. Using, 65000 colors, the icon appeared. I don't know why but
> maybe it
> could help you.
nah.. that only gets a few other icons to pop up... don't ask why, but
the TOP button (the one that has the lock butt
jim wrote:
>
> Netscape doesn't include any instructions for setting up helper
> apps. w/ unix. For example, I want to run VRML directly from
> netscape. Great! So, I go to preferences/Navigator/Applications
> and create a new mime-type called x-world/x-vrml. I then tell it that
> this is for
-> This is a very minor problem, but I got a nice new computer. I've got
-> afterstep 1.0-4 running. The Afterstep icon doesn't appear in the
-> top icon. Here's the relevent section of my .steprc:
->
-> *Wharf AfterStep AFstep.xpm Folder
->
-> Any ideas?
->
-> thanks,
-> joe
It did
I am running across a few apps that need
xmkmf
to compile.. where should I go to get all the stuff to deal with these
type of make file?
actually I am something of a newbie to linux, but I think xmkmf MAKES a
makefile from some other type of file, i dunno.. =) been looking for
general documentatio
Matthew wrote:
>hello,
>
>i just updated my system (dselect) and several x-related files were
>updated, including xbase, vga & svga servers, fonts, etc. i am using
>xinside's AcceleratedX with a Matrox Mystique video card.
>
Same here, AccelX 2.1 and Matrox Millenium for the record...
>since i
Hi Tony,
you have to make these links both in /usr/lib *and* in /lib. Do this and
have a look at the output of ldconfig afterwards. Hopefully it won't
complain any longer and dselect will start working properly, too.
Regards,
Andree
PS: Besides, I ran over a similar problem when upgradi
Well, I fixed the little problem with the icon. Once I installed procps
and xproc, the afterstep icon appeared.
joe
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Hi
A quick boa question. I would like to run boa as our web server on our
terminal server to run cgi scripts but would really like to be able to
restrict who can run those scripts.
Can I run boa from inetd or are there any ways to easily do this with an
.htaccess file or similar? I'd rather not
Work-Needing and Prospective Packages for Debian GNU/Linux
Philippe Troin, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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1. Note
I've taken over the maintenance of the "Work-Needing and Prospective
Packages for Debian GNU/Linux" from Sven Rudolph starting version 1.
hello,
i just updated my system (dselect) and several x-related files were
updated, including xbase, vga & svga servers, fonts, etc. i am using
xinside's AcceleratedX with a Matrox Mystique video card.
since i updated, when i attempt startx, i get the following error
messages:
failed to set def
I did a
dpkg --search libtermcap.so.2
and it couldn't find it. Does that mean that it doesn't exist anywhere
in the debian distribution?
Does anyone know where I can get it from?
Thanks.
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Mark Phillips
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HI
I am trying to install debian on a Toshiba laptop 410 CS and am having
trouble making resume mode work. When I try to resume the computer
hangs.
Any ideas?
Bill
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Thanks, Bob! I guess I should have kept going with fdisk instead of
wimping out. I probably would have gone down that path eventually.
I asked two of my friends familiar with this (both Debian users, in
fact) and both of them answered with "I don't remember exactly how that
works, but it does."
David Densmore wrote:
> I'm running debian 1.3 2.0.29
> When I mount my vfat Win95 partition manually with the command:
>
> # mount -t vfat /dev/hda1 /Win95
>
> It works fine, and I can access the partition, long filenames and all.
>
> # mount
> /dev/hda2 on / type ext2 (rw)
> proc on /proc type
Joe Lillibridge wrote:
> This is a very minor problem, but I got a nice new computer. I've got
>
> afterstep 1.0-4 running. The Afterstep icon doesn't appear in the
> top icon. Here's the relevent section of my .steprc:
>
> *Wharf AfterStep AFstep.xpm Folder
Yeah, me too... I noticed that as w
Hi --
I'm trying to install Debian 1.3 from a set of 1.44 floppies; which
contain a kernel compiled just for my setup by kind Susan Kleinmann (
and based on 2.0.30 kernel).
(Stock rescue floppy gets stuck on my aic7xxx driver...)
Installation goes smoothly through setting up a color display, keybo
Hi,
Can someone please tell me what did I do wrong that would have caused
the 'testhost localhost' failed everytime? My 'get-news' never worked
because I stoped and exited at 'testhost localhost'!
Thanks!
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I just bought a Pentium pro with a bundled 3c905 boomerang card...
I figured to try it out in windows to see if it works...couldn't
get the enet card to work...
Installed redhat 4.2...the boomerang worked with no problem...
(but I built a clean 2.0.30 with 3c59x support and I had no luck...)
You must have the vfat device driver compiled as a module in your kernel.
and
Normally modules are loaded on demand. (Making your kernel use much less
memory as it doesn't have to load unneeded code.) There is a daemon
called kerneld which watches for module requests like when you manually
mou
Hi Brandon,
On 06-Jul-97 You wrote:
Can anyone verify that well tested mode lines, used with older X servers,
fail with the latest X servers in 1.3.1? Sorry for making this so long,
but I didn't want to leave anything out.
Yes, I noticed this as well.
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Modeline "640x480
On Mon, 07 Jul 1997 04:43:55 +0200 Alexander Kjeldaas
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> Would something like SWIG be what you're looking for?
>
> http://www.cs.utah.edu/~beazley/SWIG/
>
> Don't know if there's a debian-package for SWIG.
There is one in hamm/contrib.
And it should work in a bo syst
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