First
off, I am a newbiein Linux and networking. I have two computers, both about four years old and both have built in Ethernet and LANsupport. One runs ubuntu ant other sarge. The one with sarge connected to the Internet with dial-up modem. Both works perfectly. I
On Thursday 26 January 2006 15:21, j Mak wrote:
First off, I am a newbie in Linux and
networking. I have two computers, both about four years old and both
have built in Ethernet and LAN support. One runs ubuntu ant other
sarge. The one with sarge connected to
On Thursday 26 January 2006 20:21, j Mak wrote:
First off, I am a newbie in Linux and
networking. I have two computers, both about four years old and both have
built in Ethernet and LAN support. One runs ubuntu ant other sarge. The one
with sarge connected to
Gene Heskett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Thursday 26 January 2006 15:21, j Mak wrote: First off, I am a newbie in Linux and networking. I have two computers, both about four years old and both have built in Ethernet and LAN support. One runs ubuntu ant other sarge.
On Thu, 26 Jan 2006 17:17:50 -0500 (EST)
j Mak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gene Heskett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Thursday 26 January 2006 15:21, j
Mak wrote:
First off, I am a newbie in Linux and
networking. I have two computers, both about four years
Andrew Sackville-West wrote:
I see no ethernet there. Are you sure there is built-in ethernet? if so, (I
assume it is since you've plugged it in right ;) is it perhaps disabled onthe
motherboard by some jumper?
Could be disabled in the BIOS too. Might want to double-check that.
--
Chris
Chris Howie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Andrew Sackville-West wrote: I see no ethernet there. Are you sure there is built-in ethernet? if so, (I assume it is since you've plugged it in right ;) is it perhaps disabled onthe motherboard by some jumper?Could be disabled in the BIOS too. Might want to
On Thursday 26 January 2006 17:17, j Mak wrote:
Gene Heskett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Thursday 26 January
2006 15:21, j Mak wrote:
First off, I am a newbie in Linux
and networking. I have two computers, both about four years old and
both have built in
On Thursday 26 January 2006 17:29, Andrew Sackville-West wrote:
On Thu, 26 Jan 2006 17:17:50 -0500 (EST)
j Mak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gene Heskett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Thursday 26 January
2006 15:21, j Mak wrote:
First off, I am a newbie in Linux
and
--- Kevin Mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, Jun 14, 2005 at 04:32:14PM -0400, j Mak
wrote:
snip
Thanks for everyone helping me setting up my
sources.list. Now, it works fine. But I still
cannot
find anywhere Nvidia drivers.
Hi J,
one of the neat tools in Debian is
Hi,
I've just installed sarge and from some strage
reasons, I cannot start synptic form the menu. But it
runs perfectly from the command line. However, when I
close synaptic it leaves the following message in the
terminal.
(synaptic:2788): Gtk-CRITICAL **:
gtk_tree_view_unref_tree_helper:
On Tue, Jun 14, 2005 at 04:32:14PM -0400, j Mak wrote:
snip
Thanks for everyone helping me setting up my
sources.list. Now, it works fine. But I still cannot
find anywhere Nvidia drivers.
Hi J,
one of the neat tools in Debian is 'module-assistant'. Use Debian's neat
search tool: apt-cache
On Wed, Jun 15, 2005 at 06:30:23AM -0400, Kevin Mark wrote:
one of the neat tools in Debian is 'module-assistant'. Use Debian's neat
search tool: apt-cache like so:
'apt-cache search nvidia'
to find nvidia related software but it is actually better to use
'module-assistant' in this case!
Am 14.06.2005 um 01:38 schrieb j Mak:
1 My /apt/sources.list is empty, where can i find
repository addresses.
There is a tool called apt-setup, which will help you to make
entries for mirrors near you and/or the cdroms you have.
Of course, you can always edit your sources.list manually
j Mak wrote:
1 My /apt/sources.list is empty, where can i find
repository addresses.
If it is empty, I suggest you first run apt-setup. This will create a
first sources.list for you, and will offer you a long list of debian
mirrors from all around the world.
These are for official packages
Matthias Kaeppler wrote:
# Skype, Java 5, Real Player, Flash, etc.
deb http://archive.unable-to-package.org/debian-utp sarge main contrib non-free
restricted
Doesn't work. And it looked useful!
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On Tue, Jun 14, 2005 at 10:48:35AM +0200, Dennis Stosberg wrote:
There is a tool called apt-setup, which will help you to make
entries for mirrors near you and/or the cdroms you have.
And apt-spy will determine which servers are currently most efficient.
--
Carl Fink [EMAIL
On Tue, Jun 14, 2005 at 09:20:53AM +0200, Matthias Kaeppler wrote:
You will probably also want to add these to your sources.list:
# mplayer, acroread, LAME, etc.
deb ftp://ftp.nerim.net/debian-marillat/ stable main
# Skype, Java 5, Real Player, Flash, etc.
deb
--- Matthias Kaeppler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
j Mak wrote:
1 My /apt/sources.list is empty, where can i find
repository addresses.
If it is empty, I suggest you first run apt-setup.
This will create a
first sources.list for you, and will offer you a
long list of debian
mirrors
Hi,
I've just installed sarge with much help from the
debian community. It works fine, now, and I am very
satisfied with it. But I have a few things still left
to fine tune.
1 My /apt/sources.list is empty, where can i find
repository addresses.
2.Currntly, I can start synaptic only form the
hi @ all
(please be patient with me for my bad english)
if ve got a debian woody running with an asus p2b as samba sever. now i
like to get cups running with usb and a canon bjc 6100 ( a parport lp0 kyocera printer
works
fine with cups)
if ve compiled some kernels (2.4.18 / 2.4.23 / 2.4.26 and
On Wed, Jan 21, 2004 at 03:57:14PM -0600, Kent West wrote:
Jaume Alonso wrote:
Well, today I've installed Sarge and finally all went OK (it was the
third time I tryed it). But I have a problem:
GNOME 2.4 does not work :-(
I use GDM and when I selectioned session GNOME and my user name and
On Thu, Jan 22, 2004 at 01:23:01AM +, Colin Watson wrote:
On Wed, Jan 21, 2004 at 03:57:14PM -0600, Kent West wrote:
Jaume Alonso wrote:
Well, today I've installed Sarge and finally all went OK (it was the
third time I tryed it). But I have a problem:
GNOME 2.4 does not work :-(
On Thu, Jan 22, 2004 at 11:51:09AM -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, Jan 22, 2004 at 01:23:01AM +, Colin Watson wrote:
That won't quite work on sarge yet. It should in about two days' time,
though.
That is great news, so Gnome 2.4 will be a full meta package, does it
include
Hi!
Well, today I've installed Sarge and finally all went OK (it was the
third time I tryed it). But I have a problem:
GNOME 2.4 does not work.
I use GDM and when I selectioned session GNOME and my user name and
password it didn't work, it says that did not find gnome-session. I went
to debian
Hi!
Well, today I've installed Sarge and finally all went OK (it was the
third time I tryed it). But I have a problem:
GNOME 2.4 does not work :-(
I use GDM and when I selectioned session GNOME and my user name and
password it didn't work, it says that did not find gnome-session. I went
to
Jaume Alonso wrote:
Hi!
Well, today I've installed Sarge and finally all went OK (it was the
third time I tryed it). But I have a problem:
GNOME 2.4 does not work :-(
I use GDM and when I selectioned session GNOME and my user name and
password it didn't work, it says that did not find
Jaume Alonso schall at wanadoo.es writes:
Hi!
Well, today I've installed Sarge and finally all went OK (it was the
third time I tryed it). But I have a problem:
GNOME 2.4 does not work.
Gnome is semi-broken under Sarge. See the DebianWiki Gnome page for further
details from Colin
Hey I was trying to buy Debian Cd instead of
downloading debian... but they have for different
Architectures Alpha ; ARM ; HPPA ; i386 ; IA-64 ;
m68k ; MIPS ; PowerPC ; S/390 ; Sparc ; source ;
Hurd-i386 ; Hurd-source ...
I'm getting Debian for my VIA EPIA M1, Would that
would be i386? i
Zakaria wrote:
I'm getting Debian for my VIA EPIA M1, Would that
would be i386? i know it is but i just wanna make
sure that the right CD to buy thanks for your help
Yes.
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Zakaria wrote:
Hey I was trying to buy Debian Cd instead of
downloading debian... but they have for different
Architectures Alpha ; ARM ; HPPA ; i386 ; IA-64 ;
m68k ; MIPS ; PowerPC ; S/390 ; Sparc ; source ;
Hurd-i386 ; Hurd-source ...
I'm getting Debian for my VIA EPIA M1, Would that
On Thu, 02 Oct 2003 23:20:10 +0200, Zakaria wrote:
Hey I was trying to buy Debian Cd instead of downloading debian...
A very good idea actually :-)
but they have for different Architectures Alpha ; ARM ; HPPA ; i386 ;
IA-64 ; m68k ; MIPS ; PowerPC ; S/390 ; Sparc ; source ; Hurd-i386 ;
* Ernst-Magne Vindal [EMAIL PROTECTED] [20030403 02:54 PST]:
On Wed, 2 Apr 2003, Vineet Kumar wrote:
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] [20030402 09:21 PST]:
Is there an easy way to change the rule so I can limit to e.g :
one host?
one net/subnet
or users?
Do you mean you
On Wed, 2 Apr 2003, Vineet Kumar wrote:
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] [20030402 09:21 PST]:
Hugh Saunders wrote:
[OFF-LIST]
On Wed, Apr 02, 2003 at 01:47:20PM -0100, ernst wrote:
test - please ignore
flame
it is *never* necessary to post a test message.
/flame
Hugh Saunders wrote:
[OFF-LIST]
On Wed, Apr 02, 2003 at 01:47:20PM -0100, ernst wrote:
test - please ignore
flame
it is *never* necessary to post a test message.
/flame
why not just post something relevant (as that is why you joined the list
(hopeully)) then see if you get it back?
Sometimes
[please wrap your lines to something reasonable]
On Fri, Nov 29, 2002 at 12:41:38AM -0800, Fred Sloniker wrote:
I'd like to apologize in advance to anyone who's helped me with my
previous questions and hasn't gotten a thank-you. There's a good
reason for that, though: Debian ate my email.
I'd like to apologize in advance to anyone who's helped me with my previous questions
and hasn't gotten a thank-you. There's a good reason for that, though: Debian ate my
email.
I've been trying to get a window system working, but I decided to focus on something
more basic, specifically
On Fri, 29 Nov 2002, Fred Sloniker wrote:
I'd like to apologize in advance to anyone who's helped me with my
previous questions and hasn't gotten a thank-you. There's a good
reason for that, though: Debian ate my email.
I've been trying to get a window system working, but I decided to
On Wed, Apr 24, 2002 at 06:42:09PM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a 1.5 Gbyte disk partitioned into 2 DOS drives, one 900 Mbyte
(Windows), and the other 600 Mbyte. I want to use the 600 Mbyte for
Linux. Using cfdisk in dbootstrap I configure two primary partitions
in this drive, a
begin [EMAIL PROTECTED] quotation:
I have a 1.5 Gbyte disk partitioned into 2 DOS drives, one 900 Mbyte
(Windows), and the other 600 Mbyte. I want to use the 600 Mbyte for Linux.
Using cfdisk in dbootstrap I configure two primary partitions in this drive,
a Linux swap and a Linux native.
On Wed, Apr 24, 2002 at 06:42:09PM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a 1.5 Gbyte disk partitioned into 2 DOS drives, one 900 Mbyte
(Windows), and the other 600 Mbyte. I want to use the 600 Mbyte for Linux.
Using cfdisk in dbootstrap I configure two primary partitions in this drive,
a
Hi,
I have a 1.5 Gbyte disk partitioned into 2 DOS drives, one 900 Mbyte (Windows),
and the other 600 Mbyte. I want to use the 600 Mbyte for Linux. Using cfdisk in
dbootstrap I configure two primary partitions in this drive, a Linux swap and a
Linux native. I'd like to keep the Windows
I have a 1.5 Gbyte disk partitioned into 2 DOS drives, one 900 Mbyte
(Windows), and the other 600 Mbyte. I want to use the 600 Mbyte for
Linux. Using cfdisk in dbootstrap I configure two primary partitions
in this drive, a Linux swap and a Linux native. I'd like to keep the
Windows partition
When I installed my current (debian-2.2r2) distribution, I think I
unconsciously chose a reduced version -- that is, with a smallish subset
of the files on the CD-rom. I may also have chosen a much too small set
of lib files. The problem: After downloading files from the net (just
about any
Have you tried using dselect and/or dpkg and/or apt-get instead of compiling
things manually? Those will handle dependencies for you so if you don't have
the correct lib file, it will download it automatically for you.
Much, much easier than trying to compile everything yourself from source.
On Sat, Oct 20, 2001 at 01:49:49PM -0500, sam rosenfeld wrote:
When I installed my current (debian-2.2r2) distribution, I think I
unconsciously chose a reduced version -- that is, with a smallish subset
of the files on the CD-rom. I may also have chosen a much too small set
of lib files. The
On Sat, Oct 20, 2001 at 01:49:49PM -0500, sam rosenfeld wrote:
| When I installed my current (debian-2.2r2) distribution, I think I
| unconsciously chose a reduced version -- that is, with a smallish subset
| of the files on the CD-rom. I may also have chosen a much too small set
| of lib files.
sam rosenfeld wrote:
When I installed my current (debian-2.2r2) distribution, I think I
unconsciously chose a reduced version -- that is, with a smallish subset
of the files on the CD-rom. I may also have chosen a much too small set
of lib files. The problem: After downloading files from the
on Tue, Oct 09, 2001 at 11:52:06AM -0500, Brice D Ruth ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
I'm a newbie when it comes to debian - I've relegated myself to the
likes of redhat and mandrake for the past 5 years :( ... I have an
installation of debian 2.2 and it seems to be working all right. My
On Tue, Oct 09, 2001 at 11:52:06AM -0500, Brice D Ruth wrote:
| I'm a newbie when it comes to debian - I've relegated myself to the
| likes of redhat and mandrake for the past 5 years :( ... I have an
| installation of debian 2.2 and it seems to be working all right. My
| main problem is
I'm a newbie when it comes to debian - I've relegated myself to the
likes of redhat and mandrake for the past 5 years :( ... I have an
installation of debian 2.2 and it seems to be working all right. My
main problem is that I can't find updated packages to install ... using
dselect, the
Hello,
I am new to Unix/Linux. I installed debian linux
according to the installationinstruction at debian.org. But my ethernet
card(SMCEZCard10/100 PCI (SMC1211Series)) was not
recognized. Also I dont have a gui installed. I found a driver name at
linuxdoc.com for 1211 series but dont
on Mon, Apr 30, 2001 at 01:22:27AM -0400, Rahul Agarwal ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
Hello,
I am new to Unix/Linux. I installed debian linux according to the
installation instruction at debian.org. But my ethernet card(SMC EZ
Card 10/100 PCI (SMC1211 Series)) was not recognized. Also I dont
On Mon, Apr 30, 2001, Rahul Agarwal wrote:
Hello,
I am new to Unix/Linux. I installed debian linux according to the
installation instruction at debian.org. But my ethernet card(SMC EZ
Card 10/100 PCI (SMC1211 Series)) was not recognized. Also I dont
have a gui installed. I found a driver
Since you say 'I dont know anything about linux/unix' I would also
recommend a very well-balanced Linux intro book by Michael Kofler,
entitled _Linux_. It's on its second edition and is published by
Addison-Wesley. bookpool.com should carry it, along with many other
retailers.
When I've
Hi, I'm really quite new at this. Just installed 2.0.4 of Debian on my
laptop, wiping out Windoze completely. :-)
I just have the basics as the person I got it from just gave me the basic
files, no packages, just the base system. Anyone have the whole set on CD?
Oh and I also have a problem.
On 25-Oct-2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, I'm really quite new at this. Just installed 2.0.4 of Debian on my
laptop, wiping out Windoze completely. :-)
I just have the basics as the person I got it from just gave me the basic
files, no packages, just the base system. Anyone have the
HELP!! I can't get IPMASQ working. I've recompiled my kernel to add MASQ
support and I'm pretty sure that I got it right. I've read through the
HOW-TO but I had problems following along (I think it was written with BSD
in mind.not Sys5). Anywaysany ideas or suggestions would be
What does it say when you do: ipchains -L
Ron Rademaker
On Wed, 9 Aug 2000, Jason Schepman wrote:
HELP!! I can't get IPMASQ working. I've recompiled my kernel to add MASQ
support and I'm pretty sure that I got it right. I've read through the
HOW-TO but I had problems following along (I
A list of steps you've already performed would be useful in order to pinpoint
where things are going wrong.
Cheers,
Jason.
--On Wednesday, August 9, 2000 6:22 -0500 Jason Schepman
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
HELP!! I can't get IPMASQ working. I've recompiled my kernel to add MASQ
support
--- DOUGLAS HUNTER [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I'm in bash and trying to ls large files I can only see the last
part of the file due to it scrolling past too fast.
Is there a command to insert that means I can veiw the output page by
page and change pages when I want to ?
ls |
On Fri, 28 Jan 2000, Shaul Karl wrote:
--- DOUGLAS HUNTER [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I'm in bash and trying to ls large files I can only see the last
part of the file due to it scrolling past too fast.
Is there a command to insert that means I can veiw the output page by
When I'm in bash and trying to ls large files I can only see the last
part of the file due to it scrolling past too fast.Is there a command to
insert that means I can veiw the output page bypage and change pages when I
want to ?I've also got a problem with GNOME in that the screen only
--- DOUGLAS HUNTER [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I'm in bash and trying to ls large files I can only see the last
part of the file due to it scrolling past too fast.
Is there a command to insert that means I can veiw the output page by
page and change pages when I want to ?
ls | more
The
Quoting Michel Dänzer [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
--- DOUGLAS HUNTER [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I'm in bash and trying to ls large files I can only see the last
part of the file due to it scrolling past too fast.
Is there a command to insert that means I can veiw the output page by
page
On Wed, 26 Jan 2000, Michel [UNKNOWN] Dänzer wrote:
--- DOUGLAS HUNTER [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I'm in bash and trying to ls large files I can only see the last
part of the file due to it scrolling past too fast.
Is there a command to insert that means I can veiw the output page
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Subject: newbie needs help veiwing files
Date: Wed, 26 Jan 2000 11:47:58 -
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Dear friends,
i am brandnew to Unix, and followed an advise, that debian is
the best unix-distribution to get. so i did. Erased this windows
things from my old computer and put debian on it :-)
But - ofcourse - problems appearing at once:
At the mo, my main-prob is, that kde says upon start,
Armin Steiner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But - ofcourse - problems appearing at once:
At the mo, my main-prob is, that kde says upon start, that
it cannot connct to xserver. hu ? under dselect there are
Can you tell us the entire error message ?
Where can i find (despite the debian.org)
Tam Ma wrote:
hi,
more on X window info.
I am install from cdrom.
---
1. use dselect as your installer.
2. set dselect to use apt as the file aquisition method from menue 1.
3. when setting up apt select file as the storage method an
Hi guys,
Hi guys,
I just install slink and all of the packages that I need. Now I want
installl X window but I don't know which packages to install. Can you guys
give me a list of packages I should Install to get X window working. I
don't want anything fancy yet, right now I just want ordinary X
I just install slink and all of the packages that I need. Now I want
installl X window but I don't know which packages to install. Can you guys
give me a list of packages I should Install to get X window working. I
don't want anything fancy yet, right now I just want ordinary X window and
Hello, Depending on what graphics card you have, install the required Xserver.
ie.
XF86_SVGA. that one is very generic to most graphic card types. Install
all
the bins and then the rest is up to you... like apps and games.
You will be required to configure a script called
Tam Ma wrote:
Hi guys,
Hi guys,
I just install slink and all of the packages that I need. Now I want
installl X window but I don't know which packages to install. Can you guys
give me a list of packages I should Install to get X window working. I
don't want anything fancy yet, right
hi,
more on X window info.
I am install from cdrom.
Thanx,
Tam
On Sun, 19 Sep 1999, John Foster wrote:
Tam Ma wrote:
Hi guys,
Hi guys,
I just install slink and all of the packages that I need. Now I want
installl X window but I don't know which packages to install. Can you guys
Hi everyone,
I didn't get much responses the last time I post this message, but
probably because the people who know about this problem didn't have chance
to read this. Anyhow I post this message up again and hopefully there will
be someone out there who know how to solve this problem. (I am
I just looked in the CDROM HOWTO:
that's not what teh device should be:
you must go int /dev
then ( as root) type mknod /dev/sbpcd b 25 0
also, in /etc/fstab, it's /dev/sbpcd, no partition number, it's a cdrom.
make the devie, then try to install the module.
for Howtos goto
I have a 486DX 50Mhz with 8MB Ram. I tried to install Debian 2.1,
with two boot floppies (Resc1440, Drv1440). The installation-routine
cannot mount the prop. CD-Rom (SoundBlaster) successful. By configure
the sbpcd Module i get following message:
eval: 1: Syntax error: EOF in backquote
Is the cd-rom attached to the sound card? There's a few trouble about it. I had
to put
mines at the onboard secondary IDE, since I have Win95, Windows NT and Linux on
the
same machine.
NT does not recognize a CD-ROM at the sound card. I think there's a way to do
so in
Linux - Don't know how
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On 01-Jul-1999, Carley, Jason Australia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi guys,
I am considering switching over from SuSE 6.1 to Debian. I guess I am an
Ok, but I hope you don't
I recently switched from SuSE 6.1 to Debian potato and I'm really happy. I like
my
Debian system more and more every day.
I applied this distribution-switch strategy: free up a partition from SuSE and
take it
out from fstab to become your new root partition, download the install floppy
image
Didi Damian wrote:
Maybe fixing LILO to boot both sytems would work too but I never tried it.
Alternatively,
you could boot one of the systems from floppy.
I boot 3 different linux partitions (Slackware, RH5.2 and Debian 2.1)
and Win95 from LILO. It's a bit of a hack... I used the LILO on
Hi guys,
I am considering switching over from SuSE 6.1 to Debian. I guess I am an
average linux user but I am not really familiar with Debian's way of doing
things. I am concerned to understand the process that I will need to go
through to update things like my XFree installation to 3.3.3 as I
On 01-Jul-1999, Carley, Jason Australia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi guys,
I am considering switching over from SuSE 6.1 to Debian. I guess I am an
average linux user but I am not really familiar with Debian's way of doing
things. I am concerned to understand the process that I will need to
On: Fri, 04 Dec 1998 00:10:52 AST Jeff Browning writes:
Thanks but when I dpkg the .deb file, it says qt1g depends on xlib6g.
Where could I get that? Thanks.
Do you still have a bo Debian box or a hamm/slink one? xlib6g is the
libc6 version of the X11 libraries (the according package in bo
Hello,
Just successfully installed my first linux box with no problems. Now I want
to install KDE.
If you are using Debian, you need to install it the Debian Way...
Most of KDE is in the contrib, X11, extra section. If you select it with
dselect or apt, it'll automatically download whatever
I'd suggest you read over the GCC-HOWTO... But the gcc compiler can be found
at:
ftp://ftp.debian.org/net/ac121/linux/distributions/debian/hamm/hamm/binary-
i386/devel
-Jay
In a message dated 12/3/98 1:59:33 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Uh, help. Where can I get a
Hello,
Firstly, I'm not sure which way you'll want to go, so please don't hesitate to
ask me for more details on some point that I skim over...
The install worked fine (minus I can't boot from the HD).
I don't have any experience with this, but the most common response I've seen
to this
Hello,
Jeff wrote:
Thanks but when I dpkg the .deb file, it says qt1g depends on xlib6g.
Where could I get that? Thanks.
Same place as the first .deb file, in the directory main/x11.
Actually, if you don't have xlib6g, that most likely means you are missing
most or all of X11, too.
If you
Þann 04. desember 1998 reit Jiri Baum svohljóðandi:
Hello,
Jeff wrote:
Thanks but when I dpkg the .deb file, it says qt1g depends on xlib6g.
Where could I get that? Thanks.
Same place as the first .deb file, in the directory main/x11.
Actually, if you don't have xlib6g, that most
Hey all,
Just successfully installed my first linux box with no problems. Now I
want to install KDE. In the KDE install guide, it says that I need the
Qt library. I downloaded Qt, untar-ed it. When I type ./configure (like
it says to do in INSTALL) it says:
Checking for a C-Compiler...
Thanks but when I dpkg the .deb file, it says qt1g depends on xlib6g.
Where could I get that? Thanks.
Jeff
From: Person, Roderick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Jeff Browning' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Linux newbie needs help
Date: Thu, 3 Dec 1998 15:02:56 -0500
I meant the .deb
@lists.debian.org
Subject: RE: Linux newbie needs help
Thanks but when I dpkg the .deb file, it says qt1g
depends on xlib6g.
Where could I get that? Thanks.
Jeff
From: Person
On Mon, 30 Nov 1998, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
host error. Also I have no clue how to install the software packages.
I tried to download to floppy and then transfer over (which is a problem
since my zip program doesn't do a split)
and then run DSELECT. When I choose the floppy access
Hi all. I've just recently installed the Debian sytem on an old 386.
It is the only OS on the computer. The install worked fine (minus I
can't boot from the HD).
I'm having problems with the FTP. The modem connects fine to my ISP
(i'm using ppp) but when I try to open a site I get unable to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all. I've just recently installed the Debian sytem on an old 386.
It is the only OS on the computer. The install worked fine (minus I
can't boot from the HD).
I'm having problems with the FTP. The modem connects fine to my ISP
(i'm using ppp) but when I try to
On Mon, Nov 30, 1998 at 05:15:31PM -0500, Mitch Blevins wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all. I've just recently installed the Debian sytem on an old 386.
It is the only OS on the computer. The install worked fine (minus I
can't boot from the HD).
I'm having problems with the FTP.
Stephanie Bloodworth wrote:
I have recently installed the base distribution of hamm and ran
pppconfig. Now when I run pon the modem dosn't dial. Two processes are
created pppd and chat but I am not connected to my isp any help as to the
cause of this problem would be appretiated.
My computer just seized up (cursor frose; ctrl-alt bksp and ctrl-alt del
did nothing). I then warm rebooted. After the usual, I got:
Checking root file system
Parallelizing fsck
/dev/hda2 contains a file system with errors, check forced
/dev/hda2: unattached inode 28780
/dev/hda2: UNEXPECTED
Go ahead, and run e2fsck, but read the man page first! I don't guarantee
anything for you here (disclaimer) and am not a LINUX expert, but it did work
for me when I received similar error messages. Read those man pages. If you
can't do so on your Debian LINUX OS, the man pages are on the
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