Hi,
I was able to mount other Win3.x and Win95 drives with something like
the line below. Thanks. This, after I've recompiled the kernel with
samba support. I will see when I have time to work for connecting the
printers, as these weeks we have to prepare a local conference and my
colleagues
Hi,
It's a little bit humorous, but I'm unable to boot back to WIn95. And my
boss is in a hurry ! I've played a little with the kernel and now it
didn't recognize the vfat2 partition. Anything else is working, just
this is not. I have installed the lilo and I cannot remove it. The
method with
Hi,
Unfortunately, I've panicked and reinstalled all Win95. Fortunately, all
my personal data and files are on a different partition (sda5 and sda6)
so nothing important was lost, excepting my time and yours. With this
occasion I have also changed sda1 from FAT32 to VFAT as my newly 2.0.33
kernel
Hi,
The lilo.conf it's working. So, if you have time, please just tell me
how to configure the memory.
TIA,
Ionutz
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Hi,
(Background: my home computer is connected via ppp to my isp; my home pc
is debian.borco.net; the isp server is mail.mailbox.ro; i use fetchmail
to get the mails after I connect to the isp via ppp. For reading and
writing I use Netscape Mail, which reads from the local machine and
sends mails
Hi,
My computer is in a Windows 3.x / Windows 95 local network. From time to
time I can start it under Linux. I would like to be able to print or
read files from the other computers which run MS Windows. Do I need
Samba for this ? A client or a server ? On which machine ? Are there any
other
Matt Thompson wrote:
OK, multi-part question.
1.) Just upgraded my hamm dist., got this:
running dpkg --pending --configure ...
Setting up tetex-base (0.9-6) ...
/usr/bin/texconfig: No $TEXMFMAIN; set the environment variable or in
texmf.cnf.
dpkg: error processing tetex-base
Hi,
Ok, it is solved. As Daniel said, I've found on the net a program to
convert from Microsoft Internet Mail to Eudora Mail or to Netscape Mail.
The program for this is at:
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Park/9276/ie42nsc.html
It's a small program that's doing all the job. Very nice.
Hi,
I have chosen Debian for several reasons:
1. Unable to write a linux installation CD under Win95 from downloaded
slackware and Red Hat. (I think Debian is the only that distribute the
CD image).
2. Disappointment with Red Hat 5.0 because some packages which didn't
install (or break the
Hi,
If I do the followings in X:
1. start an xterm;
2. in xterm give an su
3. as root (under su) start mc
4. close the xterm
I end up with a 100% CPU usage, even when I do nothing. If I give top, I
discover that mc is still running and eating all the CPU power (say 98
%). The mc is owned by
of the
postscript file with the number of pages it needs to compose the final
document (this is also stated in the man page of the program).
Concluding: very nice program.
Ionutz
Ionut Borcoman at musa wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for the http address. From the README and the documentation, it
looks like
Hi,
As I try to move all my files from Win95 to Linux, I would like also to
move my e-mails from the MS Outlook to Netscape Mail. (At the time I
started to use Win95, Outlook from MS Office looked OK, but now I have a
different opinion.) Outlook can import messages from Netscape, but
Netscape
Hi,
I have to do a poster for a conference. The poster should be A0 or
something around. But we have only an A4 printer. In Windows, Corel can
manage this:
it splits the A0 on A4 so that you can print several sheets of A4 paper
and then glue them together and obtain the A0 document. Corel also
, 1998 at 08:09:10AM +, Ionut Borcoman at musa wrote:
[how to make A0 poster from A4 files]
At ftp://ftp.ics.ele.tue.nl/pub/poster/ you can find a nice little tool
that makes posters from (encapsulated) PostScript files.
Too bad there it doesn't mention copyright terms, so we can't make
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