.
And to make it more interesting, sometimes (though less often) X will lock
up while I'm using it.
I'm not sure if this is a kernel or X problem. It never happens if I
switch back to 2.4.25.
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that are in the 2.6.0 tarball. hrm... However, the ALSA
start up scripts for the 2.4 kernel are still installed. Wonder if this
is messing things up for 2.6. I don't want to remove the 2.4 ALSA stuff
since I dual boot this box.
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module-init-tools (deb v0.9.15-pre3-2) installed. I did make
sure that the correct System.map is in /boot. I'm puzzled what I'm
overlooking; probably something stupidly simple. If someone could poke
me with a clue :-), I would be most grateful.
Thanks for the help!
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I have this P75 with 500MB HD and 16Mb RAM just sitting there
doing nothing (unwanted present from friend) so I'm going to install
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Sure, you can install Debian on it. I'm running a 486/133 w/24 MB as
a mail/webserver. It's running with two
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/menu.lst.
Thanks! That answers my question. Looks like I'll have do so playing with
grub! :-)
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Maybe it's just me.
*This* is *slow*?! :-) I didn't have chance to try the prerelease before
Linus released the real version
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Níl aon
this:
hda1=windows
hda3=/
hda5=/home
hda6=/usr
hda4=swap
If this is the case, make the appropriate changes in lilo.conf, i.e. change
all hdc to hda and lilo should be happy. Let us know how you make out.
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misunderstanding.
Thanks. From the snip from Dale's dmesg it appears he only has only physical
drive. The kernel only reported find hdc. There may be more which didn't
he post.
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On Thu, Jan 11, 2001 at 01:10:41PM -0500, Bob Billson wrote:
Thanks. From the snip from Dale's dmesg it appears he only has only physical
drive.
Sorry, I'm cixelsyd today. I meant to say appears he only has one physical
drive.
Setup) and scsi disks? I once built my kernel with ext2
support as a module late one night. Needless to say, my machine was very
unhappy with me. :-)
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kernel like with lilo.conf's 'append='? Second, is it easier to install
Debian package or play with original tarball?
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? I forget. Soon there will be ext3 and others to choose from.
hhmm... Can ext2 be replaced with, say, romfs for embedded apps? I'm glad
Linus and the others gave us this flexibility unlike that choice-less
OS ahem out there.
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clear. I should have said does grub
have the equivalent of lilo's /etc/lilo.conf where an equivalent 'append='
line goes? That avoids have to press 'c' and entry to info.
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or various programs allow use of the dead keys. This is good.
What seems to be missing is a map of what key combinations produce what.
I'm looking for the info both for X and the normal console.
Can someone point me where to RTFM? Thanks!
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is a standalone POP server which can handle maildir.
There doesn't seem to be an easy way to make XMail's POP server standalone.
Or is there? Courier has a POP server, but it isn't standalone either. :-(
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On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, Damon Muller wrote:
Try the pop3d server which is part of the qmail package. It's the only
My apologies for not making myself clear enough. I'm running exim and
really would rather not switch to qmail.
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On Thu, Sep 14, 2000 at 08:46:28PM +0200, Davide Libenzi wrote:
Try XMail : http://www.maticad.it/davide/xmail.asp
XMail is a *client*. I need a POP *server* which handles maildir.
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may be disappointed with the results
Agreed. Tape-mp3 will definitely not be of CD quality. However,
if you are willing to accept the lower sound quality or if there is no
CD available, this might do the trick.
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going to the cable
modem. The firewall (ipchains) is set to deny and log anything not
specifically allowed or denied. Are we breaking something by denying these
ICMP packets? Thanks for the advice.
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Francois Deppierraz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Filename: project/experimental/mars-nwe_0.99pl12-1_i386.deb
No wonder I couldn't find it! Thanks very much.
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that.
hmm... That's odd. I'll give it a try and see what happens.
To any PPP experts out there who know what I'm talking about,
please tell me what this extra field signifies so I can sleep
at night...
Indeed. Inquirer minds want to know. :-)
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CIA terrorist NSA
Marc Mongeon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My /etc/ppp/options also contains the following options:
+pap
-chap
Don't have that in mine, but it's worth a try. :-)
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--install dpkg-dev
dpkg --install dpkg
After that apt was happy again.
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secret (password).
Does someone see what I am overlooking? Thanks for the help.
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someone has already gotten Eudora to talk to a Debian box. If
not some advice on what I'm doing wrong with either approach would be very
well! Thanks for the help!!
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On Fri, Jul 09, 1999 at 02:00:07AM -0400, Carl Mummert wrote:
Why not just set their shell to /bin/false or some such.
Thanks. I'll give it a try.
bob
* quickly. Note how quickly, Alan Cox found and fixed
the remote crash bug in the kernel.)
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dealing with various config files would be useful. Maybe
it already exists? :-)
bob ...thinking it's cool to be running xdm and X again :-)
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, itself,
still appears to be functioning. cron still is running its jobs. The mouse
still moves cursor around.
Can someone clue me in what I need to change to get xdm to work properly?
Thanks for the help.
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to get diald to ignore it?
(System info: Debian potato, 2.2.9 kernel)
TIA ... bob
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as above.
Is this a bug in Potato TeX package or a problem with my system? How do I
fix it? Is it safe to rmdir that directory and recreate it?
TIA for the help.
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On Tue, May 18, 1999 at 04:23:41PM +1000, Rob wrote:
Have you run fsck on the partition? Its probably the best place to start
with disk problems.
Yes, that was one of the first things I did. The partition came up clean.
any ideas what is
going on?
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no longer seems
accurate. Thanks for the help.
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disappeared, so I don't
think the cable modem problem is related.
I'm sure I'm missing something obvious but just don't see it. Can anyone
offer any help? Thanks!
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. However, I'm not familiar enough with Netscape to know what to add.
Any help would be welcome. Thanks.
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the Navigator
home page selection box. I clicked on the the little triangle and sure
enough there was everything else. Thanks!
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Thanks to everyone who sent me info on getting my Epson Stylus Color II
working under Linux. It works great! Some of the colors are quite right,
but I can live with this!
Thanks again!
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(\ MS-DOS
is ctrl-alt-del.
Is there something buried in X which enables/disables the serial ports?
If so, what and where? If not, does anyone have suggestions as to what
might be going on here?
TIA...
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to update the controller to adjust for seasonal changes.
All this works fine when X is not running. This is why I'm puzzled to
what X is changing.
Any other ideas?
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On Thu, 21 Aug 1997, I wrote:
ttyS0 and ttyS3 are IRQ 3
ttyS2 and ttyS4 are IRQ 4
I *meant* to type:
ttyS0 and ttyS2 are IRQ 3
ttyS1 and ttyS3 are IRQ 4
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On Thu, 21 Aug 1997, Greg Vence wrote:
Does anyone who uses POV know why I cann't see http://www.pov.org/ ?
Try www.povray.org, instead.
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Has anyone already gotten magicfilter to work with the Espon Stylus Color
II (ink jet) printer? Is is compatiable with one of the other Espon ink
printers? I don't want to write my own configuration file if it has
already been done.
Thanks.
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asking a similar question when the last few
months. However, searching the mail list archives didn't turn up
anything.
Help? he asked sheepishly :-) Thanks.
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I did. No answer yet.
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-nighter my brain is somewhat fuzzy. :)
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] Mon Jul 7 12:43:30 1997
From: Sales Information [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Bob Billson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 7 Jul 1997 12:28:22 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: Re: Comments From LSL
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Nothing was left out.
I sorry to say the oficial is a typo
You can forward
likely me. :-)
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into problems
and out of time. Since the 1.3 was already ordered, we decided to wait
for it.
Bob
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the cable
modem uses now talking to Win95. Should we install this for Debian? If
so, how to get it going?
Any help will be most welcome. Thanks!
Bob
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upgrade from 1.2 to 1.3. Anyone foresee any problems with
doing this?
Or should we do a complete installation of 1.2 before we upgrade?
Thanks for the help.
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with the 1.2 set?
Thanks. By tomorrow afternoon, we should have another [Debian] Linux
convert. :)
Bob
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of directories
at a time. This is wasteful of both time and tape.
Any help would be most welcome. TIA!
Bob
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@SUBJECT:Re: Debian (not Linux) newbie N
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
use multi-volume backups as I do them off-line anyway. I just define my
backup volumes such that they will fit on one 170 MB tape. That holds
/etc, /home and /usr/local, which is all I need.
My
@SUBJECT:Debian (not Linux) newbie question #2 N
Hi again all...
Question #2 of problems getting Debian install. I tried a test install of
Pacific Hi-Tech's Debian 1.1.1 CD-ROM on another hard drive (not the one
I'm trying to backup) on Friday. All went okay until I got
@SUBJECT:Debian (not Linux) newbie question #1 N
Hi all,
I've been running Linux for almost a year now. I started with Slackware,
moved to Red Hat 3.0.3 now I want to move to Debian. I will be moving
Red Hat to another machine once I get Debian configured the way I want.
@SUBJECT:Debian (not Linux) newbie question #2 N
Hi again all...
Question #2 of problems getting Debian install. I tried a test install of
Pacific Hi-Tech's Debian 1.1.1 CD-ROM on another hard drive (not the one
I'm trying to backup) on Friday. All went okay until I got
@SUBJECT:Debian (not Linux) newbie question #1 N
Hi all,
I've been running Linux for almost a year now. I started with Slackware,
moved to Red Hat 3.0.3 now I want to move to Debian. I will be moving
Red Hat to another machine once I get Debian configured the way I want.
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