Hi Matthew,
I'm currently helping upgrade a server running Debian 2.0 to the 2.2 kernel.
We've managed to satisfy most of the dependencies mentioned in the kernel
documentation other than the NFS one - the changes file suggests 2.2beta40,
while the latest Debian package I've been able to find
Hi,
On Sun, Jan 31, 1999 at 06:36:01PM +0100, Daniel Elenius wrote:
Does anyone know of a Quicktime .MOV player for Linux?
xanim
The problem with xanim though is the fact that it loads the entire movie
into memory before playing. Try playing a 80Mb mov when your total memory
+ swap is
Hi Matt,
I just installed a 2.2.0 linux kernel, and everything works except
bootpc, which is used to give me an IP at startup. The boot process
freezes when bootpc tries to startup, but dies with the message no
response from BOOTPC server (or something to that effect). However,
I booted
Hi Jim,
I see that the 2.2.0 kernel is now officially released.
Does anyone know if there are any problems, or things to be wary of, in
compiling this kernel for Debian hamm?
I compiled it today. But read Documentation/Changes first! I guess, you
need some packages from potato, e.g. newer
Hi Alexander,
Doesn't this ignore the fact that having two heads working back and
forth is faster than just one? Part of the reason people do raid arrays,
even at the lower levels, because they get all the heads working at the same
time and it lowers access time. I'd think the same
Hi Tony,
I'm at a loss to find the way to get all the
boot messages logged to a file. Is there a
recommended procedure or configuration file
change that I can make?
dmesg displays boot messages. It is usually run at system startup and
it's output redirected to /var/log/boot.msg or a similar
Hi Pat,
I want to install Gnome on Slink but don't want to scatter new versions of
the libraries (eg gtk) arround anywhere. Does anyone know if you can compile
it like KDE where it looks for all libraries relative to a partciular
install path (eg /usr/local/gnome) so the apps that come with
Hi there,
I've mounted a vfat partition with these options:
/dev/hda2 /mnt/dos vfatdefaults,gid=101,umask=0007
and whenever a user in the 101 group tries a copy a file within
the filesystem it gets the following error:
cp: file: Operation not
Hi John,
for general information, the translation services at alta vista translated =
the message as:
I know the files in the deb format also in a Windows surface =
unpack? And if, how? =09
Which doesn't quite fit the original meaning... it's just no real babelfish.
Hi there,
I want to write a script in which some files are automatically ftped to
another machine (a username and password needs to be entered). Is there
a nice utility which will enable me to do this?
check out the ncftpput utility
No need for any utility apart from plain ftp:
Hi Frankie,
I want to write a script in which some files are automatically ftped to
another machine (a username and password needs to be entered). Is there
a nice utility which will enable me to do this?
check out the ncftpput utility
No need for any utility apart from plain
Hi Patrick,
With 2.0.36 compiled as 686 and as 586 i had only 350Bogomips with a 350MHz
K6-2
BUT (!) with 2.2.0pre7 compiled with CONFIG_M586TSC=y i have my full 700
bogomips !
with it /proc/cpuinfo shows everything right (CPU clock,etc...)
That's strange isn't it ? Probably a strange
Hi Brandon,
I want to start qwcl (quake world) from xqf (an X game finder). I
remember something that would change the current vt (via chvt maybe) and
then run your non-X program, followed by a change back to X. Does anyone
know of such a program/script?
There is a little program called
Hi there,
I'm using Debian for over three months now and I'm quite satisfied with it.
:-)
But as I could not find GNOME .debs, I figured out it would be great to build
them myself. So, I digged through several dpkg-*-man Pages, read
/usr/doc/dpkg/packaging.html/almost-* and after all failed to
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