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Todd Harper wrote:
Has this list died? I've received 0 messages all day and little more in
the previous 2 days.
Cyrix does in fact make (or used to) make a 5 volt 486dx2. I have
two of them, 66 and 80 mhz. As a bonus, they have a bonded heat-
sink and do not require a fan.
The SX to DX upgrade will probably be as simple as plug it in
and turn it on, only if the existing SX is a pin grid array
package.
I don't know that any low level drivers need to explicitly specified
in /etc/modules. My ethernet card, scsi hostadapter, filesystems,
etc. all load and unload on demand, as long as the right aliases
are set in /etc/conf.modules.
--Brian Borg
Dale Scheetz wrote:
On Tue, 27 May 1997,
partitions on the same
drive using dos 3.3 and up, OS/2, Win95, NT or Linux.
--Brian N. Borg
Eloy A. Paris wrote:
Hi,
the docs. in /usr/doc/lilo are very good to understand the concept of
primary and extended partitions (and the logical partitions contained
in these extended partitions
I am in fact using 2.1.36 and it seems pretty stable, a lot more so
than 2.1.31 or 2.0.30. All my modules load without complaining
about missing symbols. The only problem is that kerneld won't load
them on demand.
--Brian
Rick Jones wrote:
I agree. I thought I'd seen someone using
If your monitor is as old as the rest or your equipment, it could
be the result of a long persistence phosphor.
--Brian
Kyriakos Nikos E. Gorogiannis wrote:
Hi.
I have an EISA 486, with an ISA 16-bit TIGA gr. card, with and onboard
Tseng ET4000 SVGA chip. I have configured XF86_SVGA,
find . -mount -depth -print|cpio -pdmv /newtempmount
I have used this under Dgux, Sunos, Solaris and Hpux, and it has
always worked correctly (although under Sunos and Hpux the switches
are slightly different). I have used it to move root /usr and
Oracle database volumes under Solaris. Time
It could be a lot of traffic on the network or it could be a
hardware problem. I have seen both cause that kind of response.
--Brian
Jesse Goldman wrote:
Hi,
One of the debian PC's in a cluster here is having some minor nfs problems
which, while not catastrophic, tend to slow down the
in the same place. I recall that the drive
reference is somewhat flexible and can refer to the serial number.
Dave Cinege wrote:
On Fri, 02 May 1997 22:35:41 -0500, Brian N. Borg wrote:
Take a look at documentation in the the hdutils package. I believe
the developer has done something very similar
Solaris uses a numbering scheme based on the scsi controller, target,
disk (in
case of bridge boards that may have more than one disk on the same
target,
or scsi id) and partition (or slice). Specifically, /dev/dsk/c0t0d0s0
refers
to the first partition on the first disk on the first target on
The drives themselves are not any different. The hot swap trays have
the functionality to power the drives down before removal or up after
insertion. Such trays and drives could be used with the md utilities
under Linux to provide striped (raid 0), mirrored (raid 1), or striped
and mirrored
What is start-stop-daemon ?
The problem I have is that I can find absolutely no documentation
on start-stop-daemon. There is a useless stub of a man page
that directs one to the --help output or the source code.
/sbin/start-stop-daemon is apparently a perl script, but I do
not know perl nor
If you really need shadow, you could conceivably edit the files
yourself. I have done it sucessfully under Solaris after ftping
a working passwd file from a Dgux system. I was naieve and did
not know that Sun provided a utility to do this.
Read the man pages to get the syntax right, but
Take a look at documentation in the the hdutils package. I believe
the developer has done something very similar.
--Brian
Dave Cinege wrote:
I know this isn't a Debian question, but I have to start some place.
What list/NG would be *best* to submit a new idea for the kernel?
(actually
I have been using vfat to mount my win95 and nt(fat) partitions
for several weeks with no problems. Once Norton Disk Doctor found
an orphaned long file name entry in the directory that I routinely
use to copy test kernels to for booting using loadlin. This is not
a serious error and would
I had the same problem. I could only log in if I booted single, eg.
loadlin zImage root=/dev/hda3 ro single. After a lot of trial and
error,
I determined that nis was the culprit. If you delete all start links
to /etc/init.d/nis in your default runlevel, and any others that you
use,
and
You can connect all your devices to the 2940. If you use the 50 pin
internal connector for the narrow devices you need to disable onboard
termination of the low 8 bits and enable onboard termination of the
high 8 bits. You can still connect them externally if you get the
appropriate internal
I have a working 2.1.31 kernel that I compiled. Some of the modules,
such as vfat and serial, load ok but scsi_mod has missing symbols
that prevent my aic7xxx from loading.
--Brian.
Hamish Moffatt wrote:
Anyone having much luck with 2.1.3x?
I'm running 2.1.29 and it's fine, except that
The error message is misleading, to say the least. The problem is
most likely that between the kernel and the modules, one is compiled
with CONFIG_MOD_VERSIONS set and the other is not. To fix it you
could install the kernel sources, run make menuconfig, and
compile the kernel and modules:
The driver, or module you need is aic7xxx. My 2940 works fine,
under 2.0.29, 2.0.27 and previous kernels.
Under a 2.1.31 kernel that I compiled, I have an un-referenced
symbol that I haven't tracked down yet.
-- Brian
Pedro I. Sanchez wrote:
I need to know if these two adapters are
Putting the nfs server in runlevels 3 and higher is something of an
industry
standard. To be more precise, rl 2 is intended to be for network client
applications and rl 3 and higher for network server apps. I think it
would be appropriate for Debian to follow suite.
Brian.
Sam Ockman
Miquel van Smoorenburg wrote:
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Linh Dang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got some diskcorruptions on my root partition. After some dpkg
--install,
my system is now running fine. But I can't change run-level anymore...
$ telinit 1
No more
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Eugene Sevinian wrote:
Sometimes I see these messages on my screen:
Apr 8 11:44:41 crdlx2 kernel: eth0: bogus packet size: 0, status=0x21
nxpg=0x3c.
Apr 8 12:49:06 crdlx2 kernel: eth0: bogus packet size: 0, status=0x21
nxpg=0x32.
Apr 8 14:17:38 crdlx2 kernel: eth0: bogus packet size:
Chris Brown wrote:
I will be connecting several different types of systems to an
ethernet network that is currently running only Netware on ipx. On
the Netware server and workstations it is necessary to specify the
Ethernet frame type. IPX is running either Ethernet_802.2 or
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