I have used the Sarge net-install CD to build several machines and I'm
pretty impressed. I have one problem that I will state now and a couple
of recommendations.
I was building a cluster node and did not want a /home directory
(mounted from the head node via automount). During the
#include hallo.h
My recommendations are:
1. libc6-dev should be part of the standard installation. It includes
all of the standard header files (stdio.h, for example).
This depends on _your_ needs! For example, I don't think that the
compiler is seen as part of a user-oriented operating
Eduard Bloch wrote:
#include hallo.h
My recommendations are:
1. libc6-dev should be part of the standard installation. It includes
all of the standard header files (stdio.h, for example).
emacs seems to be a failry common user application. During the
Art Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Fri, Sep 24, 2004:
My original problem was with md5. Can anyone tell me how to turn on md5 AFTER
installation?
bee% grep -i md5 /var/cache/debconf/config.dat
Name: console-data/bootmap-md5sum
Template: console-data/bootmap-md5sum
Name: passwd/md5
Template:
Loïc Minier wrote:
Art Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Fri, Sep 24, 2004:
My original problem was with md5. Can anyone tell me how to turn on md5 AFTER
installation?
bee% grep -i md5 /var/cache/debconf/config.dat
Name: console-data/bootmap-md5sum
Template: console-data/bootmap-md5sum
Name:
Hi,
These are a few easy problems that have got me confused. There are one or
two I can't remember the specifics of, but the really simple ones are as
follows. 1. Touchpad! In windows it defaulted to no tap-clicking... you
know, where tapping the pad is taken as a mouse click. Well now it's
On Wed, Sep 06, 2000 at 12:14:07PM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2. CDROM. Once I load up my GUI, if I hit the eject button
it pops right out, but at the command line it doesn't. Now I'm probably
ignorant to some basic truth of Linux here, but since I prefer to work at the
command line
Hi,
Another one I forgot: I'm running GNOME with enlightenment, and when I'm in
root, the pager (GNOME's pager, I got rid of enlightenment's) displays the
icons as if they were programs. Each of these (the link to home and then 3
urls) are called 'gmc'. If I close the programs the icons go
Rubbish5 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
R5 Another one I forgot: I'm running GNOME with enlightenment, and
R5 when I'm in root, the pager (GNOME's pager, I got rid of
R5 enlightenment's) displays the icons as if they were programs.
Well, there's an easy answer here: don't log in to X as root. In
On Sat, Dec 04, 1999 at 01:50:34AM -0600, John Foster wrote
I just upgraded a very stable pure Slink system to Potato and I have a
few legacy problems ( I think)!
[snip]
For some reason Enlightenment is set as the default and the Gnome
control panel will not change it. Yes I told it to
I just upgraded a very stable pure Slink system to Potato and I have a
few legacy problems ( I think)!
Emacs is stuck--won't install or be purged-no dependencies unaccounted
for.
Sound (OSS commercial) is installed but none of the Gnome sound effects
work. Players, mixers, etc all OK.
For some
P == Pollywog [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
P software with dselect, it tries to upgrade my custom kernel to the
P default 2.2.5 kernel (my custom kernel is also 2.2.5).
How did you build it? When you use kernel-package, you can use a
revision number that is higher than any that could possible be
On 15-May-99 Martin Bialasinski wrote:
P == Pollywog [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
P software with dselect, it tries to upgrade my custom kernel to the
P default 2.2.5 kernel (my custom kernel is also 2.2.5).
How did you build it? When you use kernel-package, you can use a
revision number
On Sat, May 15, 1999 at 11:42:25PM -, Pollywog wrote:
On 15-May-99 Martin Bialasinski wrote:
P == Pollywog [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
P software with dselect, it tries to upgrade my custom kernel to the
P default 2.2.5 kernel (my custom kernel is also 2.2.5).
How did you
I have had some small problems after installing potato. (I upgraded via the
web from Slink).
The worst problem is that whenever I try to configure the newly installed
software with dselect, it tries to upgrade my custom kernel to the default
2.2.5 kernel (my custom kernel is also 2.2.5). If I
On 14-May-99 Robert V. MacQuarrie wrote:
For some reason I find that there are times when the desktop simply locks
up for a few minutes then unfreezes. No disk activity and no load to cause
resourses to be at fault.
I have had this problem with some of the unstable versions, and with a
Pollywog wrote:
On 14-May-99 Robert V. MacQuarrie wrote:
For some reason I find that there are times when the desktop simply locks
up for a few minutes then unfreezes. No disk activity and no load to cause
resourses to be at fault.
Isn't KDE supposed to mimic Windoze? Of course it locks
On Fri, May 14, 1999 at 02:50:15AM -0500, Robert V. MacQuarrie wrote:
I really only have 1 complaint and thats that I simply can not figure out
how to use rxvts in KDE. While I can open them they are always off to the
top/left hand side of the screen and pushed off almost completely. I can
In a message dated 5/14/99 9:43:13 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I really only have 1 complaint and thats that I simply can not figure out
how to use rxvts in KDE. While I can open them they are always off to the
top/left hand side of the screen and pushed off
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On Fri, 14 May 1999, Robert V. MacQuarrie wrote:
I really only have 1 complaint and thats that I simply can not figure out
how to use rxvts in KDE. While I can open them they are always off to the
top/left hand side of the screen and pushed off almost
Hi!
A few days ago I completely switched from SUSE 5.1 to Debian 2.0 HAMM,
and it's a really great distribution.
But some small problems are still left:
- The backspace key behaves like the delete key in XEmacs 20.4 nomule,
but only if I run XEmacs on the Console. Under X it works as expected
I needed updates to perl and bash, one thing led to another and now
I found myself upgrading everything to hamm.
Everything went well ;^} just a few problems:
1) SUDO fails to parse the sudoers file (already reported)
2) man database for some things in /etc/alternatives (xemacs,
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