Probably you have all the filesystem drivers modularised. Have a look
of /usr/src/linux/.config and check if ext2fs got an answer of y or m in
the configuration.
Regards.
Paul :)
On Mon, 7 Apr 1997, G. Kapetanios wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Two days ago I managed to recompile my own kernel. It went rou
Hi
first the motif questions
1: where can I get the motif librarys ?
2: How much do they cost ?
secondly the X questions
when I type xdm absolutly nothing happens I just get a command prompt
back and no processes are spawned... any thoughts ?
when I look though /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fvwm95-2/ I s
> "I" == Douglas Bates <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I> I have an old PC that I want to Debianize. It has a Future
I> Domain ISA SCSI controller. The exact model is the TMC-1680.
I> The disks are some crufty old DEC RZ23's that I salvaged from some
I> DECstations.
I> The DOS device d
> "Jean" == Jean Pierre LeJacq <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Jean> I have both working fine on my system which is based on the
Jean> unstable branch. Didn't have to do anything special.
Jean> On Mon, 7 Apr 1997, Steve Hsieh wrote:
>> Can someone explain why the xemacs and emacs packag
> "Dima" == Dima <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> As you state, disk space is now pretty cheap. That's not an
>> excuse to wantonly waste disk a la Microsoft, but symlinks
>> aren't exactly huge.
Dima> Which is even worse, in a sense -- they waste a whole disk
Dima> block e
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If xdm is starting it should throw you into a graphic login. If you
remain at the command prompt type login then something is wrong with xdm.
Check the /var/log xdm-errors file.
To disable xdm just change the name of the file in /etc/rc2.d from S99xdm
to K99xd
On 7 Apr 1997, Alair Pereira do Lago wrote:
> " Raymond A. Ingles" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Installed packages go to a specific place in the file hierarchy, e.g.
> > "/usr/packages//". There's "/usr/packages//lib/",
> > "/usr/packages//bin/", etc. A script then makes symlinks from, say,
Michael J. McCann wrote:
>
> On Sun, 6 Apr 1997, Jim Smith wrote:
>
> [... much deleted ...]
>
> > Ya can't be too paranoid!!
>
> [ ... ]
>
> "Even paranoids have real enemies"
>
> - Attributed to Dr. Henry Kissinger
Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean somebody
On Sun, 6 Apr 1997, Jim Smith wrote:
[... much deleted ...]
> Ya can't be too paranoid!!
[ ... ]
"Even paranoids have real enemies"
- Attributed to Dr. Henry Kissinger
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You have to have a window-manager installed for it to be used. I believe
twm is included in the distribution since I never wanted it but have it.
I use afterstep wich is based on fvwm. It's pretty good.
The file to edit are in the /etc/X11 directory. The win
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I've noticed the same thing. It only happens when I use X in bpp 16 mode.
If I use the standard bpp 8 mode the screen does not shift. I know there
are commands to use in the config files to adjust this, but not off hand.
I just leave it adjusted for X and for
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I had the same problem. I recompiled the kernel without module support,
and installed the modutils without a problem.
If you comment out the module entries in the /etc/modules file the boot
errors will stop. Just hope you don't need any of them.
I haven't re
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I have looked in the doc's and find no way to display plain old jpg's as
the screensaver instead of the animations.
I would like to see an option to display the contents of an image
directory, randomly maybe?
I tried to run the demo mode to get this dialog box
> > Does anyone have any idea why .forward would not forward or pipe
> > to a program (ie procmail). It seems like it is not even being
> > looked at.
>
> I came across the same problem.
>
> .forward is working fine as long as there are only some email
> addresses inside. It seems that Smail ca
I have both working fine on my system which is based on the
unstable branch. Didn't have to do anything special.
--
Jean Pierre
On Mon, 7 Apr 1997, Steve Hsieh wrote:
> Can someone explain why the xemacs and emacs packages can't coexist on the
> same Debian system? (What would it take to make
> Two questions:
> 1. What's good about GNU libc?
> 2. Whose libc is libc5?
LIBC5 is GNU libc with substantial patches for Linux. LIBC6 is GNU libc with
the Linux support merged back in to the main source thread. GNU calls these
LIBC 1 and 2. We call it LIBC6 on Linux because our version numbers d
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It only takes about 5 min's. If you send me your hardware req's I'll
build you a new kernel/module pkg. It will be a 2.0.29 kernel.
On 06-Apr-97 Don Brady wrote:
>In the pre-compiled modules distributed with 1.2.8 of Debian, all of the
>ipv4 modules are missin
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote:
...
>>Ok, the alternative is that the script uses the information provided
>>inside the package, which is precisely what we have now [...]
>
> With the exception that the package doesn't muck with the rest of the
>filesystem directly. It has to go through a
I installed the nis, netbase, and netstd packages on the machines in my
lab, and followed the nis.debian.howto in setting up the master and slave.
The master seems to be doing well, but the slave cannot seem to find the
start-stop daemon.
Is there anything special I need to do in order to get the
On Mon, 7 Apr 1997, Steve Hsieh wrote:
> > Now the obvious solution is to fix up the other machine, but the thing
> > which worried me most was the fact that the attempt to nfs mount didn't
> > timeout. Which means that my system is entirely dependent on the other
> > system in order to boot.
>
Mark Eichin wrote:
>
> > From: Lars Hallberg Micro++ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > What do You think of a Wrapper Class Libary that makes it easy to write
> > code that runns on diferent widget sets?
>
> Don't forget OI (there was an interface builder based on it that was
> free-of-cost for linux, a wh
On Mon, 7 Apr 1997, James D. Freels wrote:
> I have found a fix to a long-standing problem I have had with printing
> from Netscape on versions after 2.0. I discovered the web page
>
> http://members.ping.at/theofilu/netscape.html
>
> which explains the problem and gives a fix. Thanks to
> Th
Steve Hsieh writes:
>
> Can someone explain why the xemacs and emacs packages can't coexist on the
> same Debian system? (What would it take to make them coexist?)
I was thinking of this lately. I also was wondering whey they
don't use update-alternatives - like the three vi clones do.
Both pr
Jason Killen writes:
>
> Does anyone have any idea why .forward would not forward or pipe to a program
> (ie procmail). It seems like it is not even being looked at.
Ouh, I thougt it was a misconfiguration by me on my machine in the
offices. Reading this it doesn't seem to be. :-(
I came acros
> From: Lars Hallberg Micro++ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> What do You think of a Wrapper Class Libary that makes it easy to write
> code that runns on diferent widget sets?
Don't forget OI (there was an interface builder based on it that was
free-of-cost for linux, a while back, but I forget the name.)
Well, it's the time of year for time zone questions. I have a
machine in Indiana, US, which has a system clock set to UT. I
use xntp to keep it in sync.
I look forward to the summer when Illinois and Indiana are on the
same time (CDT and EST respectively) because I don't have to
remember to ad
Hi all,
does anybody have any experience with the LAN card in the subject? do they work
with linux? which driver (eepro?)?
TIA
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||`..'|| |||... Piacenza, ItalyMicrosoft is the question
||| ||
Can someone explain why the xemacs and emacs packages can't coexist on the
same Debian system? (What would it take to make them coexist?)
I think it needs to be world-readable. I was playing with it last week and
found that the smail log will show when a program is invoked. That helped
me get from step n to n+1.
On Mon, 7 Apr 1997, Jason Killen wrote:
>
> Does anyone have any idea why .forward would not forward or pipe to a progra
Does anyone have any idea why .forward would not forward or pipe to a program
(ie procmail). It seems like it is not even being looked at.
Thanks
--
Jason Killen Question Stupidity
Ma ma's don't let your babies grow up to be Linux hackers
Monolith : the new A
Thanks for the assitance. Its finaly working.
Jim Lynch wrote:
>
>
> Take a look at /etc/resolv.conf. It needs to have some lines
> in it. Mine looks like;
>
> domain CRAY.COM
> search cray.com sgi.com
> nameserver 128.162.xx.xx
> nameserver 128.162.xx.xx
>
> Where the nameserver lin
I have a base debian system installed on my 586 133 mhz. I got the
"Cheap Bytes" cd and am trying to install packages, specifically the
Xwindows packages. These are located in a directory called "rex-fixe"
on the cd. I must be missing something here, but I cannot get dselect
to recognize that di
Paul Wade wrote:
>
> You need samba.
>
> The SMB howto will help. I am setting up a Linux Documentation Project
> mirror at http://www.wtop.com/ all the howtos and mini-howtos are already
> there.
>
> On Mon, 7 Apr 1997, MR DAVID C STEIN wrote:
>
> > What do I need to do to Linux so that I can
Hi,
Could you mail me a screen dump of the configuration attempt?
Have you looked at and added the patch found in the file
/usr/doc/kernel-package.Problems.gz?
My SB AWE32 config options are given below, and the sound card
works fine, I just can't get the wave synthesis to wo
Hi,
I've recently downloaded a sizeable amount of JP-Debian packages from
ftp.linux.or.jp in order to enable my system to type and write Japanese.
However, now that I have them I find I need some help to get started
in using them :-( KON and KTerm seem to work fine for displaying japanese
charact
On Sun, 6 Apr 1997, Dima wrote:
>...
>Aint that simple -- the standard debian-provided script released
>yesterday has to know how to handle a new package I will release
>tomorrow. [...]
Well, actually, my description wasn't entirely complete. The idea is,
you have a set of directories that speci
On Sat, 5 Apr 1997, John Foster wrote:
>I see a couple of problems:
>
>From a users perspective the clourisation option for ls will be close to
>useless, as almost everything under /usr will be pale blue.
Unless you use "ls -L". Not to be pedantic (honest!), but from the
man page:
---
-L
You need samba.
The SMB howto will help. I am setting up a Linux Documentation Project
mirror at http://www.wtop.com/ all the howtos and mini-howtos are already
there.
On Mon, 7 Apr 1997, MR DAVID C STEIN wrote:
> What do I need to do to Linux so that I can go to File Manager on a
> Windows fo
Hi,
It is trivial in mailagent, but since you have already
invested time in procmail, look at formail (it probably is not worth
switching to mailagent for something like this).
manoj
--
"I'm not happy until I've violated somebody's civil rights and then
put them in jail. ...
In your email to me, MR DAVID C STEIN, you wrote:
>
> What do I need to do to Linux so that I can go to File Manager on a
> Windows for Workgroups network and have it recognize that there is
> another computer on the network to connect to?
>
> I can get the two computers to talk to each other w
What do I need to do to Linux so that I can go to File Manager on a
Windows for Workgroups network and have it recognize that there is
another computer on the network to connect to?
I can get the two computers to talk to each other with both under
Windows for work groups.
I have the ethernet c
I ATTEMPTED to install the Debian 1.2.4 off of a CheapBytes CD and
the boot disks hung on the md driver and I could not go any further,
I have a working Slackware, so I compiled a Ramdisk enabled kernel,
stuck it on the disk and rebooted, that worked fine, but the kernel
seemed to hang on runni
I installed the nis, netbase, and netstd packages on the machines in my
lab, and followed the nis.debian.howto in setting up the master and slave.
The master seems to be doing well, but the slave cannot seem to find the
start-stop daemon.
Is there anything special I need to do in order to get the
I have found a fix to a long-standing problem I have had with printing
from Netscape on versions after 2.0. I discovered the web page
http://members.ping.at/theofilu/netscape.html
which explains the problem and gives a fix. Thanks to
Theofilu Andreas for the fix. Naturally, it wasn't a Linux
" Raymond A. Ingles" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Installed packages go to a specific place in the file hierarchy, e.g.
> "/usr/packages//". There's "/usr/packages//lib/",
> "/usr/packages//bin/", etc. A script then makes symlinks from, say,
> "/usr/lib/" to "/usr/packages//lib/".
What about pe
I would try one of two things. First run SuperProbe and see what linux
sees your card as. Edit your XF86Config file to reflect what you have
learned from the SuperProbe. Second run the XF86Setup program check the
video card data base to see if the card is in their. If it is it will
tell you
> is Bo frozen already? When Rex got frozen I received a message from
> Debian-Announce saying so. I also read in www.debian.org that Rex
> was frozen. I think I have heard that Bo is frozen but I have not
> checked the FTP sites yet.
Yes, it is. It was announced to debian-user, but not debian-an
On Mon, 7 Apr 1997, G. Kapetanios wrote:
> Two days ago I managed to recompile my own kernel. It went roughly OK
> I only tried it on my office computer today though and there seems to be a
> problem. I seem to have chosen a wrong option since at a very early stage
> of booting I get the following
Hi,
is Bo frozen already? When Rex got frozen I received a message from
Debian-Announce saying so. I also read in www.debian.org that Rex
was frozen. I think I have heard that Bo is frozen but I have not
checked the FTP sites yet.
Bye,
Eloy.-
--
Eloy A. Paris
Information Technology Department
Take a look at /etc/resolv.conf. It needs to have some lines
in it. Mine looks like;
domain CRAY.COM
search cray.com sgi.com
nameserver 128.162.xx.xx
nameserver 128.162.xx.xx
Where the nameserver lines point to the ip address of the DNS host
or domain name server.
Also take a look at yo
On Fri, 4 Apr 1997, Syrus Nemat-Nasser wrote:
> On 2 Apr 1997, R. Chris Ross wrote:
> > I recently sent a message regarding a problem that I am having
> > with my mouse on XFree86. The mouse is a PS2 style of Mouse Systems
> > mouse. According to the documentation that I have found the onl
Nathanael Nunes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> I am atempting to install debian on a 486. It seems to work fine execpt
> for the networking part. While booting up it sais NE200 Detected and
Sounds like your network is not being setup properly at boot. Even after
the card is detected the syste
Hi!
a few days ago I wrote an article, but it never appeared on my local
newsserver (although I got replies!), so I can't follow up to it. :-(
The thing is: I *am* getting desperate now.
Every time, I reboot my linux box e2fsck finds massive errors.
Often times somewhere under /usr/lib/termin
Some people want to try xbuffy. It can be downloaded from
tigger.itc.virginia.edu:/pub/src
Carlos
Is that an oxymoron?
Alan
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] AAA 196 Box 10,001145o 42.5'E
Saipan, MP 96950
Northern Mariana Islan
On Sun, 6 Apr 1997, Christian Hudon wrote:
> So the question is, is there an easy way to make a substitution on *only*
> the 'Subject:' line of the *header* of the mail, either using procmail or
> something else?
Sure. man formail.
I wonder, however, why on earth you would want to do this. Why
On Mon, 7 Apr 1997, Gary Lee wrote:
> Where can I find the 4.0b3 Netscape?
home.netscape.com
and its mirrors...
I suppose ;-)
cu
philipp
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W
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Where can I find the 4.0b3 Netscape?
Gary Lee
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I have xdm running permanently and managing user logins. In order to make
full use of exmh I had to get xdm authorisation running. I didn't fully
understand the process and I am even more baffled now, because only root
and I are able to log in; all other users get thrown out immediately because
X
"A. M. Varon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Sun, 6 Apr 1997, Nathan O. Siemers wrote:
>
> > Is there anything in a kernel recompile that would affect how XFree
> > performs? I have an AST ascentia laptop, 800x600 screen. The default
> > debian kernel gives an X display that is shifted about 30
Hello All,
I downloaded the TKinfo .deb package and need to customize it (Font
size, cursor, colors, etc). Followed the instructions in the help file
for making a /usr/lib/X11/app-defaults/tkinfo global customization file
but it does not change the defaults of TKinfo.
I only want to change the g
Thanks for your reply
I am afraid root is set to /dev/hda3
The precompiled 2.0.29 kernel works fine. The problem seems to be in the
options chosen for the new kernel . I just don't know which one I must
change :-(
Thanks
George
On Mon, 7 Apr 1997, Steffen R. Mue
Hi,
Two days ago I managed to recompile my own kernel. It went roughly OK
I only tried it on my office computer today though and there seems to be a
problem. I seem to have chosen a wrong option since at a very early stage
of booting I get the following error
VFS: cannot open root device 03:03
Forwarded message:
>From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mon Apr 7 01:53:37 PDT 1997
Article: 11189 of linux.debian.user
Path: nntp2.ba.best.com!shellx.best.com!not-for-mail
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Zenon Fortuna)
Newsgroups: linux.debian.user
Subject: Netscape Communicator 4.0b3 status
Date: 7 Apr 1997 01:51:0
Hi,
In the file "/etc/X11/config" it says:
# This file contains configuration flags for the X Window System.
# For a description of the meanings of the flags, see
# /usr/doc/X11/debian.README
And yet the file "/usr/doc/X11/debian.README" doesn't exist. Does
anyone know where it is? Or is ther
Greetings,
installing debian on IBM PS/2s can be tricky,
more info can be gather at http://glycerine.itsmm.uni.edu/mca/ or even an
IBM PS/2 boot disk at ftp.dcrl.nd.edu/pub/misc/linux
good luck & let me know your result
jd?
+---
> I have my machine setup to mount a disk on another (Debian) linux machine.
> Unfortunately when I was rebooting my system, the other machine didn't
> want to serve me, so my machine hung with:
>
> NFS server ottifant not responding, still trying.
>
>
> Now the obvious solution is to fix up the
From: Vadim Vygonets <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 1. What's good about GNU libc?
All Linux distributions without exception have decided to use it, as far as
I am aware. I think this is because H.J. Lu, the current Linux libc maintainer,
led the movement. The library will be used on, Hurd, and MkLinux.
>
From: Lars Hallberg Micro++ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> What do You think of a Wrapper Class Libary that makes it easy to write
> code that runns on diferent widget sets?
It's a good idea. There are a number of ways to go about it. One is to take
the documented Qt interface and implement it on top of a
Hi,
I have my machine setup to mount a disk on another (Debian) linux machine.
Unfortunately when I was rebooting my system, the other machine didn't
want to serve me, so my machine hung with:
NFS server ottifant not responding, still trying.
Now the obvious solution is to fix up the other mac
On Sun, 6 Apr 1997, System Account wrote:
> i have just recieved an old IBM PS/2 Model 80 computer (8580).
> I would like to install debian on it but when i boot with the rescue disk
> for the install it starts loading then uncompresses to this point:
Don't these things have an MCA bus?
I am atempting to install debian on a 486. It seems to work fine execpt
for the networking part. While booting up it sais NE200 Detected and
that it is using IRQ 9. Then It starts to inform me that the network is
unreachable. It does this for any ping or DNS search. Anything that
anyone could
At 10:43 PM 4/6/97 -0400, System Account wrote:
> i have just recieved an old IBM PS/2 Model 80 computer (8580).
> I would like to install debian on it but when i boot with the rescue disk
> for the install it starts loading then uncompresses to this point:
The mod 80 is a microchannel mach
I had a line in my ~/.bash_profile like this:
export PATH=".:~/programs/bin:"$PATH":/sbin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/sbin"
... hashing it out fixed the netscape problem. It also runs from the
fvwm2 menu now, since I added:
export PATH=/usr/local/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:~/bin
... to my ~/.
> So the question is, is there an easy way to make a substitution on *only*
> the 'Subject:' line of the *header* of the mail, either using procmail or
> something else?
Set up a procmail recipe to identify the appropriate messages and then pipe
them through formail which can redo the subject.
hi there
i have just recieved an old IBM PS/2 Model 80 computer (8580).
I would like to install debian on it but when i boot with the rescue disk
for the install it starts loading then uncompresses to this point:
Console: 16 point font, 400 scans
Console: colour VGA+ 80x25, 1 virtu
> "Tick" == The Tick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Tick> Hello Debian Users List!, I seem to be having problems with
Tick> Netscape 3.01 spawning zombie 'netstat' processes, and thus
Tick> hanging. I was wondering if anybody knows a fix for this.
Tick> The only cause I can think
A. M. Varon wrote:
>
> hi,
>
> what's the the best init string to pass on to a 14.4 plug n' pray
> USRobotics modem?
>
> And it's not the telephone line bacause this computer is a dual boot
> debian and windoz95 computer. In windoz, it works fine.
>
I suspect you are connecting without error c
On Sun, 6 Apr 1997, Nathan O. Siemers wrote:
> Is there anything in a kernel recompile that would affect how XFree
> performs? I have an AST ascentia laptop, 800x600 screen. The default
> debian kernel gives an X display that is shifted about 30 pixels to
> the right. Some of my early recompiles
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (David/Bill Benjamin) writes:
> I have deleted the old configuration files, but that did not seem to
> resolve the problem. However, I did discover something: if I change the
> SHELL environment variable to anything other than /bin/zsh, it
Hello Debian Users List!,
I seem to be having problems with Netscape 3.01 spawning zombie
'netstat' processes, and thus hanging. I was wondering if anybody knows a
fix for this. The only cause I can think of for this is that the Netscape
coders forgot to do a 'wait' in the parent process
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