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likely they were deleted automatically when you
uninstalled the package.
noah
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I need beside dhcp, dhcp-client?
You need only one of them. There are 3 packages for dhcp clients: dhcp,
dhcp-client and pump. I use pump.
Andrei
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/patches/xf86config-glibc_1.0.0.i386-3.diff.gz
/usr/X11R6/bin/xf86config
/usr/X11R6/man/man1/xf86config.1x.gz
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Any ideas about what this means?
Thanks,
Bryan Walton
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Sorry, I screwed up an upload. The corrected version should be
available soon, findutils-4.1-40.
Bruno Boettcher [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
hello,
i tryed it now by hand:
localhost:~# updatedb
/usr/bin/updatedb: frcode: command not found
updatedb: new database would be empty
and in
Just download findutils-4.1-37. The stable version of findutils works
fine.
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Just download 4.1-37. Unfortunately, there was an NMU just below the
freeze date, followed by problems with my attempt to upload the fix.
You don't want to change the files suggested.
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somebody enlightenment me
how things are workingtogether:
find, locate, update, updatedb, anacron and cron.
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unusable, file a bug report and move back to the
stable.
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about screwing up everybodies
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Try the latest version of apmd, 3.0beta9-2. This fixes a bug which
sounds a lot like your bug.
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and the image will be fine.
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, I use it. 1220S has also
been reported to work with a normal SCSI adaptor. I have heard mixed
reports about the SCSI adaptor which comes with the UMAX, but someone
else has already reported on that.
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Avoid 2.2.1 kernel. The compiler sometimes died on my with this
kernel. Under potato, I only have a handful of packages which don't
work correctly now.
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For those of you using Potato, I was wondering how unstable it is. I have a
Zip Plus drive
Wayne Topa [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I 'had' the same problem. The only clue I had was to read the manpage
for tzconfig. It led me to look at /etc/timezone which contained
'EDT'. It also led me to see what /etc/localtime was pointing to, wonder
of wonders, /usr/share/zoneinfo/EDT. As
the older
Neomagic specific server was broken and the newer svga server By the
way, I am now using the svga server.
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Quoting Kevin Dalley ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
You may also need the 2.2.x kernel. My Neomagic servers were broken
until I upgraded the kernel to 2.2.1, from 2.0.36. Both the older
Neomagic specific server was broken and the newer svga server
is not as effictive as it might seem. The rlogind message does not
make it obvious where to search for a solution to the problem.
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and if I need python I can reinstalll it.
In Debian 2.0, emacs does fail to compile certain elisp packages.
This causes attempts at compilation after each installation, whether
emacs or not. Fortunately, this problems does not exists in Debian
2.1, the slink release.
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3. Let's assume that they are celebrating the Debian release. The
party lasts from 7:30-11:00.
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a
critical bug against pcmcia-modules-2.0.34, which doesn't work. Our
usual plan is to wait a week after packages are uploaded before
releasing the system.
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never had a serious
problem. Well my current install is pretty hacked but that's another
story
Debian should be pro-geek, but not limited to geeks, if this is
possible.
While I may be a geek, I don't enjoy being able to upgrade a system
without knowledge about each of its parts.
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.
If the party is on Tuesday, it might as well be at LinuxWorld.
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I found this on a Linux group. I'm sure that your father would enjoy it.
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Alexander N. Benner - The Seven Promises of a Promise Keeper: -2-
A Promise Keeper is committed to pursuing vital relationships with a
few other men, understanding that
However, the best thing to do would be for cfengine to run without
error straight from the package. Even if cfengine doesn't do
anything, it shouldn't look ugly.
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Ben == Ben Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Mon, Dec 14, 1998 at 12:20:51PM +, Graham
readable. There is a version of updatedb which
is being investigated which records all files, with permissions. The
corresponding locate only releases information which is accessible by
the user. Of course, the database is larger.
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locks up on
startup with an xsession? error of plugin crash. So i've had to downgrade to
0.72-1.1 Any ideas on how to fix 0.74?
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Can anybody give me any pointers as to how I might fix this?
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the filesystems?
Hi G'razel!
Have you tried adding the NFS mount point to PRUNEPATHS in
/etc/updatedb.conf? Check out updatedb(1).
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should be
automatically niced to something that will allow X-windows to
work concurrently.
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Since this is an entirely individual item which cannot please
everybody, I suggest that you change /etc/crontab to meet your needs.
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I guess the Debian developers are all nightowls. 7AM is *not* early enough
to be scheduling this sort of thing.
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xemacs is back in bo.
Alexander Stavitsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It seems to be withdrawn from bo distribution. Is there an explanation
somewhere?
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, then the updatedb starts from the home
directory of root, /root, which gives a very incomplete listing.
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can run updatedb manually to get a list of all files. Look at the
options in the info page for more information.
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are using an old, buggy version of
findutils. findutils-4.1-20 is the best version, which is currently
in frozen. I introduced some bugs in the early versions of the
current stable release of findutils.
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solution I know is to do it in the right order, but how do
you enforce this?
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I may not be even understanding the purpose of the boot floppy correctly,
as I am somewhat of a newbie to LINUX, do I need to alter my boot floopy
when I recompile the kernel? or change the kernel for that matter?
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changed the permissions again.
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Some of base is renamed base-files. Other parts have split up
further. You should file a bug against the package which you are
downloading which still depends upon base, if one hasn't already been
filed against it.
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Installing a custom kernel following the direction in:
/usr/doc/kernel-source-2.0.27/debian.README.gz
but before you do this, you need to apply the patch described in Bug
#5659. Unfortunately, this fix didn't get into the Debian-1.1 release.
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Actually, you should just upgrade gwm before proceeding. gwm-1.8c-4
has the proper dependencies. This release has been out for quite a
while now. The old release of gwm did not have the correct
dependencies. Of course, if you are trying to upgrade gwm and the X
libraries at the same time, you
If you use dselect with the ftp option, then you get the installed
size of packages during the install phase. You also have an option to
turn down a download on any particular file. Do you also want that
informtion in the select phase of dselect?
Antony F Ware [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I
Yes, there is additional oleo documentation. Steve Fisk has written
nice info pages. Unfortunately, I haven't had a chance to integrate
it into the oleo release yet. Oleo development has been ignored for a
couple of years now. I'm trying to update some of the configuration.
I expect to have
Try replacing cmpvers in /usr/lib/dpkg/methods/ftp/install with the
following function. While the maintainer has not yet blessed this
change, it seems to work for me.
# compare two versions (taken from dpkg docs)
sub cmpvers {
($a,$b) = @_;
my ($cm, $ad, $bd);
if( defined($a)
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