i was wondering if there's anyone here who gives web based mail services
to their customers. if so, what package/application can you suggest w/c,
based on ur experiences is proven to work in a nice and stable way.
This is getting to be a FAQ. :-)
Nice is easy, stable is the difficult
While perusing Freshmeat today I ran across Obsidian's OCS web-based set of
intranet utilities. These include a e-mail, calendar/scheduling, chat, and
other modules which fit nicely into an integrated web-based system.
They're licensed under the GPL and appear to be highly polished and I was
I am passing around a link to a new page
designed for the purpose of helping
LINUX move into the classroom.
Sounds like a great idea. Linux is a natural for education.
Besides consultant types, what else do you need? I'm a technology
coordinator in a public school district and have
where do i can get this *.h files ?
The various files needed for software development are libraries with a
dev subject. Fire up Debian's dselect and search (using the '/' key) for
dev.
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What packages are available that would allow me to get
to my email from the web server on my system?
Run -- don't walk! -- to http://www.tdyc.com/~rkrusty/Debian/ and grab Ivan
Moore's IMP setup. When I did an overview of all the web-based systems IMP
stood out as at least one of the best,
I was wondering if someone could recommend some Win32 utilities. The license
on these has to be free, of course full GPL would be nice but the biggest
issue is purely cost since these are going to be used in a school
environment. These are the utilities that I'm looking for:
#1 A decent telnet
I am just now trying to compile my kernel for sound as per Marl Wagnon's
recent suggestions, but lo and behold, no /usr/src/linux and on top
of that, the only directory in my /usr/src directory is REDHAT?!?!?!
What's up here?
Holy cow! RedHat's advertising campaign is taking over your
I've had absolutely no luck with sounds cards and Linux. I'm in a position to
where sound isn't really important on the machines I use, but I want to hear
what a penguin sounds like.
I used to have an Awe64 but didn't hit on the trick of patching the drivers
into the source and configuring it
I want to know why our linux is called DEBIAN.
Because Ian is married to Debra. See the Debian FAQ.
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How about suggesting some improvements, rather than I don't like the
Debian install?
The people I've talked to mention that RedHat's install is more of a one
screen, ask one question mode. Debian's (at least the last time I did a full
install) used a more complicated screen layout. Newbies
I have asked previously on this list how to go about removing Linux from a
machine and reinstalling Windoze.
Sorry, you can't do this -- ever. ;-)
Did this machine have LILO installed on it? If so, boot from a DOS floppy
and run fdisk /MBR to rewrite the master boot record, fdisk, and
in dos, that addmailuser file will simply contain adduser --conf
/etc/mailuser.conf %1 where %1 is the first parameter that it sees, that
is, the name of the user i want to add ... but how do u do this in linux ???
$1 is the first parm with bash. For simple scripts, see the files in
distribution to compare it to, I'm glad I did. After getting over the
realization that I wouldn't have everything working that I wanted in Linux,
right now, I began to relax and it has become a hobby. Well an obsession:)
Gee, that sounds familiar! ;-)
Yes, Linux's learning curve is
Could you please point to a source URL for exim.
http://www.exim.org That's easily reference in any of the popular search
engines.
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I had X break on two systems which both are running potato. The X login
comes up, allows a login, but the window manager immediately closes and
throws one back out to the login prompt.
However, I haven't had any problems with slink systems.
My guess is it's something in the new gnome or perhaps
Could someone tell me if there is a utility to create screenshots packaged for
Debian? I've searched various combinations in dselect and couldn't find one
but it'd amaze me if one was already packaged. TIA.
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I found this great link from LWN.
But, then I went back to the debian home page, and coundn't find it...
I think the Debian Weekly News is a great addition to our community too.
To address your concern, the DWN seems to be a separate entity from the
official Debian web site.
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Well, i think it is a very healthy experience once in a while to try
out another distribution like Redhat just to see what actually makes
Debian so good. [...] So just do it, you'll return
anyway - but being lots wiser.
Hehehe. He can borrow my copy of RedHat 5.1 I bought and installed
I would also like to know if can mount a fat32 partition. i have tryed mount
-t vfat /dev/hdc1 /mnt ( fat32 is on and 3rd hard drive ) but i get a error
message. Is there a *.deb package i need to install??
And that error message is? Most likely you need to recompile your kernel
with
As root my prompt has the working directory listed. Where is the file
for the root prompt?
This can be set in ~/.bashrc and/or? ~/.bash_profile. I just checked, and
I have mine set in both (for what reason escapes me). I'm using:
PS1=\t [EMAIL PROTECTED] \\$
and then exporting it,
I would like to be able to fetch news while online and then read them and
answer while offline.
IMHO the best solution would be either leafnode or suck. Leafnode's
smaller and far easier to set up. It also has a slick option to auto-delete
unread newsgroups.
Suck is more powerful,
Manuel Gutierrez Algaba wrote:
hello,
I've just finished my project consdiag, it can be found in
http://www.ctv.es/USERS/irmina/texpython.htm
It's a utility that makes Rumbaugh OO boxes in LaTeX, something
pretty useful for many computer science students.
I do want to several things:
Has anyone else had problems with the non US debian slink sites? The
Packages file seems to contain pgp-us version 2.6.3a-5, but, for at
least a month now, the pgp-us package itself is version 2.6.3a-4.
I get the same thing about several non-existent files in non-us/slink.
This was
John Goerzen wrote:
There are quite a few. If you go to freshmeat.net and search for the words
web mail, you'll find about a dozen.
Thanks John.
I went ahead and grabbed Ivan's imp*.deb package
(http://www.tdyc.com/~rkrusty/Debian) that he's working on and that installed
beautifully.
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Could someone tell me how do I install LILO and where, in what files, do I
configure it, and of course how ?
LILO is installed in a default Debian setup. If for some reason you need
to reinstall it, just download the lilo*.deb file from ftp.debian.org.
Once downloaded, just use dpkg -i
Here's my silly question for the day. ;-)
Does the non-us SSL version of Apache also require the non-SSL package or is
it a standalone replacement for Apache?
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I have just purchased some more memory for my machine so that i can
upgrade it to 64megs. Is there anything that i need to do so that Debian
will recognize it or should I just put it in and start the machine up???
Put it in (carefully!:-) and start the machine up. Linux should see it
I'm running a slink system w/Exim as my MTA. Does anyone know of a web-based
e-mail system that would fit into a Debian system nicely?
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I previously asked a question about messages sent out with Netscape
Communicator having a null sender field in the message header. This was
pointed out to me by a listserv who wouldn't let me subscribe to a mailing
list because of this omission. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to turn up an
answer,
A while ago I installed the xfstt package and it wouldn't install properly.
There has since been an update to this package and I figured the update would
clear up my problem. No such luck.
Dpkg reports problems with this package and suggests that I should reinstall.
Reinstalling just gives me
I'm running the Debian version of Netscape 4.5. Everything works fine (or
so I thought!:-) until I decided to join a mailing list hosted by listserv.
When subscribing, listserv complains that my sender: line is blank, and thus
my message doesn't meet RFC standards and can't/won't be
Is anyone successfully running Majordomo and Exim?
I'm in the process of setting this combination up and am running into some
major headaches; I was wondering if I could ask a few questions off-list to
you if you don't mind...
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i need to make a presentation, and i'd like to do it with my laptop a la
Powerpoint. (ie video output of laptop plugged on LCD retroprojector)
Go to ftp://narnia.mit.edu (or http://www.stardivision.com) and download a
copy of StarOffice5. The StarOffice office suite has a presentation
One thing I can't quite work out though is how Debian handles updated
packages. For example XFree86 3.3.3 is out now, will this eventually be
integrated into the 2.0 release or are the packages in this release frozen
except for bug fixes?
Hamm (Debian 2.0) is presently stable it will not
| I'm running 2.0.36 on i386, and have a SoundBlaster AWE 64 plugged into
| it, which is unconfigured.
If you can't figure things out from the HOWTOs (Marcus Brinkmann has
written a fine SB 32 HOWTO) I'm sure there are plenty of people on
this list who have a working SB AWE 64 (me included
I'm running a slink system with smail on a box that is being IP masqueraded.
One manager of a mailing list I'm on complains that I don't have a proper
sender field in my mail message. I'm fairly vague on mail headers so I'm
not sure what the problem might be.
Could someone take a look at my
I'm tracking slink and have a local mirror of it. However, when upgrading a
machine on my local network with the latest apt, I get the following error
message:
Get ftp://ftp.golgotha.net slink/contrib Packages
Error ftp://ftp.golgotha.net slink/contrib Packages
550
Daniel Mashao wrote:
On Wed, 11 Nov 1998, Adam Shand wrote:
I runs fine here. I am running slink and have tried three different
kernels, 2.0.32, 2.0.35, and 2.1.127, all work fine. Maybe you need
more video RAM? That thing is a resource pig.
I am running on a Pentium 233 with 64
We hope everyone's Debian systems are made just a little bit better
with APT.
A little?! You have a knack for the understatement. ;-) Thanks much Ben.
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Is X running on Diamond Viper 330 AGP card? Could someone comment is it a
good card?
I like the card a lot. I'm running one now (4MB) in this box. It runs with
the
regular SVGA X server and I'm currently pushing it at 1024x768 @ 99mhz.
Couldn't be
happier with it...
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- Is GNOME and Enlightenment ready to go out of the box? What versions?
I think there will be gnome packages in slink. I don't know about
enlightenment.
Yes, Enlightenment is in slink. I installed E as a total Enlightenment
dummy and
it installed seamlessly right out of the box -- very
PS: Why is xbase_3.3.2.3a-6 100K and my old xbase_3.3.2.3a-1 2.1MB?
With 3.3.2.3a-6 the slink X package underwent a major redesign. It still
has a lot
of problems (I've still got one system which has WindowMaker broken sniff,
sob:-).
IMHO, you might want to consider putting the various
I'm running 3 slink systems and I've run into a problem with X on two of
them.
Given the state of X and slink this normally wouldn't bother me but what
caused me concern was that only 2 of the 3 systems broke -- darn it, I
want all or nothing. ;-)
I get the following error message when trying to
Is there a replacement for Quicken/Quickbooks ?
Good question. I still use NT for two purposes: QuickBooks and a voice-mail
system. I could live without the voice mail system but until I find a decent
accounting program I'm still in the dual-boot mode.
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If I put the modem in the old 486, can I
use that to dial out through both under NT4 and debian on the other box,
and debian on that box?
Of course. First, install the Debian package called diald (dial on demand
daemon). Then set up NT to see your Debian box as the gateway. Then you'll
DOS is fairly fussy about where it wants its partitions. If I were you, I'd
make a
small DOS partition with DOS (how large is this supposed to be? Beware of the
~510MB/1024 cylinder BIOS problems), install DOS onto it, and then install
Debian
elsewhere on the hard drive using Linux's fdisk to
I have a debian cd 2.0. I'll be copying the main to a harddisk. How do I
mirror main in such a way that packages will be automatically be
updated(delete some old packages, add some packages, automatically.)?
Grab the 'mirror' package. You can easily configure it to get only the
subdirs
I'm running Exim as my MTA and I've got a situation where I would like
to restrict e-mail usage for some users to the local machine, but still
allow other users to have full internet e-mail capabilities. These
users are all accessing the Linux box from Win95 machines via Samba.
Could anyone give
Could someone tell me exactly what the dists/proposed-updates
subdirectory is for?
Yes, I know it's for proposed updates ;-), but what for what dist?
Hamm? Slink? Does this subdir function as sort of a new incoming
type of subdir so that the files are checked and then moved into Hamm or
all messages are stored in the root account not each recipients.
I've tried umpteen variations in my configurations and I run into the same
thing.
No matter what I do, fetchmail won't store mail in the user's account, only in
root's.
The kludge that I've worked out is to put an
Is there a list somewhere that's compiled about technical reasons that
Linux is better than NT? I'm interested as far as having good reasons to
quickly list off to NT hacks. Not a matter of convincing _me_ -- just
them.
Go to the URL of http://www.golgotha.net/why_linux/index.html and take a
I have a huge and growing selection of files in /var/tmp with various
names like local_map.9831.dir, local_map.9831.pag, local_map.944.db,
remote_map.*.*, etc.
Could someone tell me what program is generating these files, what they
are, and is it safe to delete them periodically? Thanks in
I've got a simple question. I'm in the process of switching from a 2.5
GB HD to a 4.3 GB drive. I have my Linux box set up with a 64 meg /
partition, a 700 meg /usr, and separate /tmp, /home, and /var (etc.)
partitions.
Okay, so I partition my new drive with the various sized partitions that
I
Could someone explain this smailconfig prompt to me please:
You have to tell me where to send all locally-generated mail.
Using colebrook.k12.nh.us will result in mail for local users being
sent
to whatever system the rest of the world thinks deals with mail for
that address - that had better not
I've been working to set up a name server for a local school server and have
run into a configuration problem. Could someone spot this problem for me?
Here's the situation:
The domain is colebrook.k12.nh.us This doesn't resolve. However, if I
address the machine, e.g.
I installed Debian 2.0 with fvwm95 as the window manager. I'd now like to
use kde. I installed all the packages and am able to run kde, but it seems
to be running on top of fvwm95.
How can I change the window manager to kde?
Where is the window manager invoked?
Check out
I know this must be a FAQ, but I couldn't find it while looking.
Can someone give me a recommendation for a good, fire-breathing
Linux-supported video card and TV Tuner? Thanks in advance.
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Does anyone know what the sid subdirectory in dists is?
I'm guessing that this is the follow-on version after slink, but that
idea seemed a bit strange as slink is unstable. Anyone know for sure?
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I just installed Debian on a friend's machine, a computer junkie but
full-blown Linux newbie. For the sake of his reactions, I thought I'd
give y'all his impressions of Debian.
This guy previously had RedHat installed on his machine. He loved
RedHat's installation and GUI nature but couldn't
When I type pon, nothing is happening. I ran plog and got the message
that Device ttyS1 is locked by pid 109
ttyS1 was working fine for weeks.
who is this pid 109 and what does it want with my life?
PID is simply a process identification number. What that message was
telling you
was
It was said that if the system have more than
64MB RAM, the user needed to use kernel
option specified the actual RAM size,
Yes, you do need to tell the kernel about more than 64 megs of RAM.
Assuming you
are using LILO to boot your system, just add the following line to your
I'm trying to set up fetchmail and have been pulling my hair out
because the program doesn't seem to be acting like how the docs and
manpage says it should.
I want to run fetchmail in a daemon mode, so I created a script in
/etc/init.d with the proper format which calls fetchmail as:
Diald is already dialing when it should but the routing table is not
being updated.
I've had the same problem. Somewhere (either a HOWTO or a Linux Journal
article) I
found advice about setting the routing manually. This is what I'm doing now.
In /etc/ppp/ip-up (the script) I put a
Yep. KDE is still beta right now... the 1.0pre1 was released last week, but
afaik isn't debianized yet. If you're running the KDE build out of frozen, try
upgrading to beta4, in slink, as it fixes a few problems and is more stable.
I'm running the slink KDE setup here; have you or anyone
I recently switched ISPs to one that uses NT and its chap. Using the
pppconfig package I have my system working so that it works fine with
pon.
However, I want to get diald working. Unfortunately, I can't for the
life of me create a diald connect script that works properly in this
setup.
Would
Recently I decided to revamp my ppp and diald setup and adopt the
script strategy that the new version of ppp uses rather than my old
kludge. Well, my experience proves the old saying, if it ain't
broke... ;-)
Here's the problem I'm having. If I connect to my ISP using the ppp
package's script
First, go into /dev and do a ls -l cdrom and see where the symbolic link is
pointing to.
If your CD-ROM is the slave off from the primary controller, then it will be
known as /dev/hdb.
If the symbolic link is missing, or pointing to some other device than what your
CD-ROM is on, then simple
I'm playing around with APT and am running Slink.
Right now I've got apt set up to grab the non-us, frozen, and unstable
versions. I did this originally thinking that something might change
in hamm that wouldn't be reflected in slink. Seems to work fine,
though of course it adds download time
Now that hamm has been frozen I'm starting to miss the routine of
playing with new packages on my home system. :-) So I was playing
with the idea of upgrading to slink and running that.
Unlike the upgrade from bo to hamm, I can find no docs/readme's on a
hamm to slink upgrade. Can someone who
I just acquired an IDE tape backup and I believe that this uses ht0
for a device. I've recompiled my kernel, and the kernel recognizes
the device at boot and I have a ht0 listed in /proc/devices, but I
don't have any sort of /dev/ht0 entry to use the device with.
Can someone tell me what
Thanks for the tip Bernt. I assume that MAKEDEV pulls the device info from
/proc/devices? Another tape-related device I've seen reference to (and thus
assume I need) is /dev/nht0. Any idea what that device might be for and why two
are needed (in addition to whether it is made the same
I just got ahold of a Seagate TapeStor 8 GB IDE tape backup that
I'm eager to use with my hamm system.
I noticed that dselect lists out several different tape backup
programs. I was wondering if someone could give me a recommendation.
I'm not looking to do anything radical or special, just
I've got a friend who has a corrupted his primary partition. He gets
an error message when he boots of an invalid superblock suggesting
that he run e2fsck -b 8193 /dev/sda1. I know that mke2fs makes
several backup copies of the superblock, but I'm unsure of where these
are placed. Are they
I tried setting up bo on a friend's hard drive today -- actually,
two different hard drives, one IDE and one SCSI, both 3.2 gig drives
which have more than 1024 cylinders.
My first attempt was to create a 64 meg primary partition which was
to be root, then a swap partition, then other
Why do you need a separate partition to boot from?
I have an 800mb root partition (which is more than 1024 cylinders,
obviously) and it boots from that just fine, and that's on /dev/hdb
too.
This is what I thought too! As I said, I initially tried a 64 meg /
partition thinking I could
Okay, you can tease me later :-), but for now, could someone please
answer this stupid question for today?
I've looked and apropros'ed myself to near death, but nowhere can I
find out what that command is to automagically set up a program in
/etc/init.d to run properly at the various run
staroffice 4 on my hamm system just segv's (installed with its own
installer)
After getting some replies on this thread, I went ahead and dove in too. I'm
running the latest hamm and extracted the tarball into /tmp. I then read the
read.me, looked at the license, and said, what the heck,
as a side note i always use dpkg to upgrade my system (i just don't
like the interface that dselect offers) ... but i'd like to sync my system
to the latest hamm. what is the easiest way to do this with (dselect i
assume)?
This is what I'd do: Use dselect, update all of the package
Is there a Debian package to automate the installation of
StarOffice 4.0? Thanks in advance.
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I tried to install a couple of the infocom-type games from hamm
without luck. The packages in question are xzip, gsn-jigsaw, and
weather.
Dpkg gives me error messages that there is no old pre-removal
script and that the new package (there's been an update since I first
installed them)
Does anyone have any info on the Exabyte Eagle TR-4i IDE tape backup?
Specifically, I'm wondering if it'll work with Linux. (Any other
stories/experiences with these would be appreciated too.:-)
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Has someone already installed KDE Beta3 ?
Nuno, where did you find this new KDE beta? I'm running hamm and the latest
I've seen at ftp.debian.org is packages requiring Beta2-2. Either way, to
answer
your questions, the hamm KDE package has dependency problems which make it not
function (at
I am not sure if osr2 forces encrypted passwords, but it sounds like a
possibility.
Yes, it seems as it does (see below), at least with the DUN 1.2 upgrade it
does.
Can you smbclient to yourself in Linux to see if it will browse?
Aha, this is an interesting angle I haven't thought
Maybe you just need to remove the symlinks. I notice that my
/usr/X11R6/lib/i486-linuxaout directory is empty (hamm).
chuckle Can't do that Bill, they've got to point to somewhere! Strange how
my tunnel vision works -- there are symlinks there, where are the libraries?
There must be
I'm running my Linux box (hamm) to two Win95 machines which are
running OEMSR2 with the Dial-Up Networking 1.2 upgrade.
After upgrading to the latest Samba I am having trouble getting
access to my printer (which is on the Linux box) and my home
directories. I have read and reread the Samba
I'm in the process of updating my hamm system and while installing
netstd_3.03-1 I get the following error message:
trying to overwrite '/usr/man/man8/ftpd.8.gz', which is also in
package wu-ftpd
dpkg-deb: subprocess paste killed by signal (Broken pipe)
Could someone give me a clue as to
When it rains, it pours! :-)
Does anyone know what package contains the various libraries found
in /usr/X11R6/lib/i486-linuxaout? I'm missing these files for some
reason and many packages want them! Right now, all I have are some
bad symlinks in that subdir. A grep of /var/lib/dpkg/info
I finally got my Linux box back up after motherboard problems and
so the first thing I wanted to do was to update my old copy of hamm.
However, when I ran dselect to grab updates I find that the package
lists from ftp.debian.org are mangled or bad and only list a few
packages in them (for
Okay, I'll bite: where can one find/download Deity? Also, how unstable is
it?
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I have installed debian, now how do I get on the net so I can run dselect.
I don't think I have my modem set up yet.
/dev/modem not valid when ppp...
My advice would be not to use /dev/modem. Call all of your serial
devices by their real name, e.g. /dev/ttyS1.
Then set up all of
On Sun, 4 Jan 1998, Orn E. Hansen wrote:
we'd like to try other window managers... what is available and
They reside in the binary/X11 directory I'd think. There are,
The hamm distribution has KDE desktop. This thing is *real* slick. You
can see screenshots and get info from
I had a lockup of my system (while running Netscape 4.04) which
required a hard reboot with the reset button. When the system came up
it auto-fsck'ed disks except that it gave me an error message on two of
my large files partitions which told me that I needed to run fsck
manually (there was a
Does anyone know what happened to the nifty little clock program that
used to be in /sbin/clock? I used that to set my CMOS clock time from
the OS' time but since I updated to hamm I can't seem to find it. A
grep of Contents-i386 doesn't seem to show it either. Anyone know its
status? Thanks
Running hamm I tried to install the various Linux Gazette packages.
However, they depend on libwww-perl. Fine, but after selecting
libwww-perl it says it needs libmd5-perl and libmime-base64-perl and
these are nowhere to be found. Anyone know what the status is of these
packages? Thanks in
Scott K. Ellis wrote:
Neither. If you remove libc5, you will break your system and have to
reinstall completely. I repeat, DO NOT FORCE THE REMOVAL OF LIBC5 UNDER
ANY CIRCUMSTANCES.
Well, although nearly fatal, I didn't have to do a complete
reinstall. I did go ahead and remove libc5 and
Does anyone have a set of instructions for hand upgrading a working bo
system to the present hamm? I saw some such instructions posted a month or
so ago, but didn't have the foresight to save the message. Any assistance
would be greatly appreciated; thanks in advance.
Regards,
Marcus Brinkmann wrote:
http://www.gate.net/~storm/FAQ/libc5-libc6-Mini-HOWTO.html
Thanks Marcus! One quick question if you don't mind: When installing
libc6 in place of libc5, should I force the removal of the essential
libc5 package first or force the installation of libc6 in addition to
Does anyone have a configured printcap entry and/or /etc/magic file
configured for a Hewlett-Packard LaserJet 6L printer and MagicFilter?
If so, could you send a copy of it this way? I'd appreciate it. I'm in
the process of grabbing the various printing how-tos, but a working
model to play with
I'm planning on setting up a Soundblaster AWE 64 under Linux. I also
plan on using this in a Cyrix system and have heard that the AWE 64 and
Cyrix CPUs don't get along well. What I was wondering is if anyone has
any words of advice before I start playing with this combination?
Thanks in
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