Hola,
me gustaria saber si hay algun servidor FTP que autentifique chequeando
contra LDAP y no contra los tipicos ficheros /etc/passwd y /etc/shadow.
ldap== Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
saludos.
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Hola,
ante la polémica que surgió con el distribuidor que les comenté hace poco
he buscado otro el cual puede que sea algo mejor que el que dije antes.
Además está ubicado en Alemania por lo que devería llegar antes el paquete.
Les envio las páginas que tiene dicho distribuidor (15kb):
Creen
Bueno, este es un mail con dos objetivos principales.
1.- Saludar a todos pq soy nuevo en la lista
2.- Saber donde puedo conseguir la Debian 2.0 estable (en España)
Por ahora poco mas. No me pegueis por la firma, en cuanto encuentre la
Debian 2.0 cambiara el contenido de los parentesis ;)
On Sun, 19 Jul 1998, Doug Thistlethwaite wrote:
This is probably a stupid question, but I guess I'll ask it anyways.
Not as bad as some I've asked :) Sorry to take so long to reply, I am
sometimes really slow about reading the mailing lists I'm on.
How do I get Samba working on my BO
On Mon, 27 Jul 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do the apps that create the problems have an option for 'background'
printing or something similiar? They send the print data to the
spooler in chunks when the program is not busy. That might be
something to look for.
Nope. Paintbrush has very
For disk partition stuff, use 'df'
To know the size of a directory, use 'du -s /path/to/directory'
To know memory stuff, there is a command line command (which I don't know), but
I have found it the easiest to look at, with a shell text editor such as pico
or joe, /proc/memory.
Actually, a
Some seem to have good reasons for installing on more than one
partition. As of yet, I'm still running from just one root partition and
a swap.
If you ever come up with a good reason for doing it another way, you can
always change it around.
Tom
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Linux is able to control the APM features nicely. I am just not looking
into them. To have it work, in the BIOS, APM needs to be on, but all of
the features disabled, linux will handle the features. There is APM
management in the new kernels, but I believe that is mainly for laptops.
To get it
I know Netscape's 4.0 Composer is pretty good for editing basic web pages.
However, for more advanced stuff I was wondering if maybe emac's HTML extension
is good - does anyone have any other suggestions
For instance, QWeb displays SGML documents, but is there a corresponding WYSIYG
SGML
I am lucky I checked the main debian site to see that 2.0 was released.
The US site has yet to be updated. Wondering why it has taken so long?
Alex
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Did you happen to upgrade your X windows packages? With the new and improved XKB
extensions, the keyboard setup for Windows keyboards with those new funny
windows
keys, the ALT keys are now ALT and the phunkey windows keys are now META keys.
You
want your ALT keys to be meta keys. You can edit
Would work for the hostname command, I am unsure if you have a MTA
set up, which you would also need to change the hostname in.
do a grep yourcurrenthostname /etc/* | more to see how many
files it is in. On mine it comes up in: HOSTNAME hostname mailname
hosts and ssh config files [which you
they are available for rsync downloads:
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root0 Jul 24 04:40
Debian-2.0-Official-CD-Images-24-Jul-1998-02:40-GMT
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 141 Jul 24 15:01 MD5SUMS
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1055 Jul 24 04:40 README.cdwrite
-rw-r--r-- 1
You know, none of the *play programs I've installed for debian have ever
worked. Go
figure. Anyway, the 'sndkit' you can get from sunsite has a program called
'vplay'
which has always worked well for me. I'm email you separately the source (+
compiled
binary in case you're not interested in
On Mon, Jul 27, 1998 at 08:24:20AM +0200, Matus fantomas Uhlar wrote:
hmmm maybe i'd mount /home as noexec too... users could hate it cause it
would prevent from using scripts and e.g. links to ssh (like
fantomas.fantomas.sk. - /usr/bin/ssh which would call ssh to
fantomas.fantomas.sk) but
Another possible option here is to use SHIFT-PGUP if on a virtual
terminal or use the scroll bars in an xterm. Has the added benifit
of not having to retype the command that is erroring.
On Mon, 27 Jul 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Supose I have a program that output long text to stderr. Can I
Is there some sort of reconfig going on ?
For the past two days, I've been trying to run dselect and I get stable
binaries not found or non-free binaries you get the idea...
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My xemacs does not start unless I am connected to the internet. I do not
use emacs for anything that needs me connected to the Net. I am assuming that
it has something to do with the email part of xemacs is there a way to make it
not try adn dial the net everytime I open xemacs. Regular emacs
After a week-long vacation, I come back to work and do ``apt-get update;apt-get
upgrade''. All is fine for a while, then I get these errors...
Any idea what this is? I installed the latest apt (0.1.3) and I still have
problems with it.
/etc/apt/sources.list is
deb ftp://ftp.us.debian.org/debian
There are some pretty good deals on Lexmark printers at my
University. They use PCL5 and PS emulation. Anybody have any experience
with Lexmark's emulation and Linux ? I've heard that the emulation isn't
perfect. Since they don't support Linux, they are not likely to offer any
solutions. Any
David Parmet wrote:
Is there some sort of reconfig going on ?
Perhaps you're still specifying frozen - if so, convert to stable. I've
noticed that my best sites were one by one becoming inaccessable - then
remembered that the release had happened. Thus frozen becomes stable.
For the past
Hello, Im trying to learn Linux and I have no clue where to start. My
first problem is what file do I need for the Linux operating system?
The file I thought was it was had a suffix of gz and if i was correct
with that being the file, then how do you install it? Is it a
compressed file?
*-Chris Nelson (27 Jul)
| Hello, Im trying to learn Linux and I have no clue where to start. My
| first problem is what file do I need for the Linux operating system?
| The file I thought was it was had a suffix of gz and if i was correct
| with that being the file, then how do you install
Hello, Im trying to learn Linux and I have no clue where to start. My
first problem is what file do I need for the Linux operating system?
The file I thought was it was had a suffix of gz and if i was correct
with that being the file, then how do you install it? Is it a
compressed
I'm specifying stable, non-free, contrib, etc... still no go...
On Mon, 27 Jul 1998, Ralph Winslow wrote:
David Parmet wrote:
Is there some sort of reconfig going on ?
Perhaps you're still specifying frozen - if so, convert to stable. I've
noticed that my best sites were one by
At 07:16 PM 7/27/1998 -0700, you wrote:
Hello, Im trying to learn Linux and I have no clue where to start. My
first problem is what file do I need for the Linux operating system?
The file I thought was it was had a suffix of gz and if i was correct
with that being the file, then how do you
At 10:31 PM 7/27/1998 -0400, you wrote:
I'm specifying stable, non-free, contrib, etc... still no go...
On Mon, 27 Jul 1998, Ralph Winslow wrote:
David Parmet wrote:
Is there some sort of reconfig going on ?
Perhaps you're still specifying frozen - if so, convert to stable. I've
I have some nice images that I have setup as the default desktop
background in X (the default image for the root window) on my system.
I was wondering if anyone knows the correct, FHS-compliant place to
store these? I was thinking something as in /usr/local/lib or
something of sorts.
Any
1) /usr/local is fair game -- do as you wish.
2) ANY lib directory is WRONG for anything but libs.
/usr/local/pix is a good choice. Or if you must: /usr/local/share/pix
or bgs.
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On Mon, 27 Jul 1998, Chris Nelson wrote:
Hello, Im trying to learn Linux and I have no clue where to start.
Once you get installed be sure to try the Debian Tutorial,
http://www.debian.org/~hp/debian-tutorial.html, and send us comments if
you want.
Havoc Pennington http://pobox.com/~hp
On Mon, Jul 27, 1998 at 11:45:32PM -0400, Shaleh wrote:
1) /usr/local is fair game -- do as you wish.
2) ANY lib directory is WRONG for anything but libs.
/usr/local/pix is a good choice. Or if you must: /usr/local/share/pix
or bgs.
I disagree with #2 -- /usr/lib has many directories
As I recall, the FHS states that lib dirs are for libs (what you define
a lib could be up for a debate) only. Someone care to wave the FHS
under my nose and show me wrong (-:
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Hello All:
Compiled Kernel 2.0.35 with ppa support as a module. When I try to mount
the zip drive it returns the message mount: the kernel does not recognize
/dev/sda4 as a block device
Tried changing port settings in BIOS and running MAKEDEV neither helped.
Anyone ran into anything like this?
Hello All:
Another bit of a snag here. Using SVGA Xserver with a Trident Providea
9685 card which has 4 Mb Ram. Colors don't come out right, screen is real
dark. Can't see items in the menus unless you are selecting them. Title
bars are the same colors as the background. Anyone know what I
This, from one of my Colorado Linux User Group
leaders. ...a bit of motivation for us. Note the D.C.
office POC.
Art
- Forwarded message from a CLUE leader -
This may be of interest. (Requires RealAudio.)
http://www.npr.org/programs/totn/archives/1998/scifricurrent.html
NPR's
I have still a bo-box somewhere at home, and I do not have time
to upgrade it now, but I would need auctex.
Is there still an ftp-server offering the bo-packages?
Thanks.
Clemens Heuberger
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An update to my own post:
Thanks to everyone who replied. One of the systems is now stable after removing
a set of SIMM modules. The other system hang also appears to be hardware
(removing an AGP video adapter seems to eliminate the problem).
I now believe that Debian is not a cause of the
On Mon, Jul 27, 1998 at 04:22:18PM -0700, Geoff Brimhall wrote:
For instance, QWeb displays SGML documents, but is there a corresponding
WYSIYG SGML editor ?
WYSIWYG SGML editor is nonsense. Because SGML do structure markup. How it will
look depends on the filter you use to convert SGML to
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Joel Keating [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-=-=-=-=-=-
No you can't use the less command. To switch stdout with stderr do
# ln -s /dev/stdout /dev/stderr
Don't try this at home kids. It's nonsense.
[please THINK before you tell someone to perform some command as root
Hi,
A while back before I reinstalled hamm I had X11amp working perfectly
but having since installed it again I'm having a weird problem. When I
run X11Amp as root everything is perfect but when running it as a normal
user it appears on screen but the volume is always set to zero and it
never
Hi,
I have installed hamm on a new Digital HiNote Laptop. It has a built in
Xircom ethernet/modem card - ie both the ethernet and the modem are on the
same card. I know it is possible to get this all working because I have
heard people with a RedHat system have done so without too many
If I want pop access I (think) I have to install qpoper. When I try
and install it it complains libc6 and libgdbmg1 is not installed. I
checked stable/binary but couldnt find them. Any ideas? Thanks.
==
Im trying to stop an epidemic, while your driving the monkey to the airport.
On Tue, Jul 28, 1998 at 01:09:08AM -0500, Dave Jones wrote:
Compiled Kernel 2.0.35 with ppa support as a module. When I try to mount
the zip drive it returns the message mount: the kernel does not recognize
/dev/sda4 as a block device
Tried changing port settings in BIOS and running MAKEDEV
I recently got tired of taking care of my own installation of linux
and decided to install debian. So far, I've been pretty happy with it.
I'm sure I'll have more questions later, but I've got some questions
right now.
1: Is it necessary to have all the dead accounts that come in the
Hi,
I'd like to know if there is a FTP server that authenticates the users
by LDAP (no with /etc/passwd , /etc/shadow)
I am looking for one to my Solaris 2.51 (at work) and another to my
Debian (at home).
Regards
ldap== Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
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On Tue, 28 Jul 1998, Christopher Barry wrote:
Hi,
A while back before I reinstalled hamm I had X11amp working perfectly
but having since installed it again I'm having a weird problem. When I
run X11Amp as root everything is perfect but when running it as a normal
[...]
directory and set
George Bonser wrote:
Check the ownership and rights of the audio device and see if they got
changed. If users can not write to the device, they can not play.
George Bonser
Microsoft! Which end of the stick do you want today?
I'm added to group audio and I had the permissions of
Jens Reinsberger wrote:
On Tue, 28 Jul 1998, Christopher Barry wrote:
Hi,
A while back before I reinstalled hamm I had X11amp working perfectly
but having since installed it again I'm having a weird problem. When I
run X11Amp as root everything is perfect but when running it as a
Hi,
I'm trying to install Debian 1.3.1 (can't use 2.0 for development reasons)
on a new Compaq EP 6350. The Compaq has a ps2 style mouse and keyboard.
Unfortunately about one time out of three when I boot the PC it hangs for a
very short time after installing the PS/2 driver afterwards the
Hi,
Hello,
I getting ready to purchase a new system but before I do I need to know
some stuff. First does Linux support dvd drives.
Probably not yet. And since the DVD videos will also likely be useless
ther is not much point. DVD is nice for TV's, waste of time for
computers.
George Bonser wrote:
On Tue, 28 Jul 1998, Christopher Barry wrote:
I'm added to group audio and I had the permissions of /dev/audio and
/dev/dsp set to 770 so before I file a bug report should I mess with
anything else? If it would neither run as root nor as a user, that would
be one
Christopher Barry wrote:
George Bonser wrote:
On Tue, 28 Jul 1998, Christopher Barry wrote:
I'm added to group audio and I had the permissions of /dev/audio and
/dev/dsp set to 770 so before I file a bug report should I mess with
anything else? If it would neither run as root nor
Christopher Barry wrote:
Christopher Barry wrote:
George Bonser wrote:
On Tue, 28 Jul 1998, Christopher Barry wrote:
I'm added to group audio and I had the permissions of /dev/audio and
/dev/dsp set to 770 so before I file a bug report should I mess with
anything else?
On Tue, Jul 28, 1998 at 01:33:29AM -0700, Chris Ulrich wrote:
I recently got tired of taking care of my own installation of linux
and decided to install debian. So far, I've been pretty happy with it.
I'm sure I'll have more questions later, but I've got some questions
right now.
1:
On Tue, Jul 28, 1998 at 03:07:37AM -0700, Christopher Barry wrote:
I just looked at my /etc/group file for the first time. Maybe part of it
is wrong? I attached a copy.
Okay, I did chmod 777 /dev/mixer and everything works now. Mixer is also
root.audio, so I really am clueless here as to
To switch stdout and stderr try this (in bash):
program 31 12 23 | less
stderr will be paged thru less, while stdout will be sent to
the display.
Does any one have a cleaner solution? (I don't like using the
temporary file discriptor (3)).
Tony Richardson
On Monday, July 27, 1998 3:25 PM,
Hi,
xcdroast is not able to find generic-scsi cdrom support, but it is
compiled into my kernel, and scsi driver support is enabled.
it is also possible to mount the scsi burner.
(the faq says, there has to be a sg device in /proc/devices. my scsi
device is called sr there. confusing ...)
need
On Tue, Jul 28, 1998 at 02:32:58PM +0200, Jens Lisner wrote:
xcdroast is not able to find generic-scsi cdrom support, but it is
compiled into my kernel, and scsi driver support is enabled.
it is also possible to mount the scsi burner.
(the faq says, there has to be a sg device in
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Keith) writes:
| My xemacs does not start unless I am connected to the internet. I do not
| use emacs for anything that needs me connected to the Net. I am assuming that
| it has something to do with the email part of xemacs is there a way
| to make it not try adn dial the net
Hi EveryOne !
I'm trying to enable sound support on my Debian system which, according to
the reading I've done, requires recompilation of the kernel.
Using config (the how-to or readme suggested that xconfig is not the best
to use ?) I have configured everything that I want except SOUND!!!
The
Yo-
You will have to download and use the isapnptools package. Once you have
that installed just follow along with the instructions and you should have
sound. By the way, sound *must* be compiled as a module in order for the
isapnptools to work properly.
-Ian
Hi,
I recently got some Bulgarian collegues who like to read cyrillic texts
on the web. Does anyone know who to make netscape use cyrillic fonts
(and where to get them)?
Any comments appreciated,
Eric Meijer
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Hello all,
congratulations for finishing hamm, but I'm not interested in updating
because my 486er is working als firewall with IP-masquerading, ftp-, www-,
mail-, X11 and smb-file-server and is doing that very well. So, is there a
possibility to get old bo packages further?
On Tue, Jul 28, 1998 at 03:21:36PM +0200, Jan Menzel wrote:
Hello all,
congratulations for finishing hamm, but I'm not interested
in updating because my 486er is working als firewall with IP-masquerading,
ftp-, www-, mail-, X11 and smb-file-server and is doing that very well.
So, is
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Mikhali Mifsud [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I want pop access I (think) I have to install qpoper. When I try
and install it it complains libc6 and libgdbmg1 is not installed. I
checked stable/binary but couldnt find them. Any ideas? Thanks.
Yep. Stable points to
Ken Gray wrote:
thanks for the break down. i think ill get them all! ;)
i just saw a place up here were i can get redhat suse debian and slacker
+snapshots for $12
Be warned that only Debian can possibly be the Official CDs (complete
distribution). RedHat, SuSe and Slackware
I'm working on a solution where the client does not want their users to have
to login to Linux (at the console) before running a custom app. It's a very
vertical solution with no need for security and there will be no need to
run anything else on the box.
What I want to do is replace getty on
I have my printing working over an ethernet connection to
the HP LaserJet 5 here at the office, but I've never figured out
how to suppress the trailer page, which looks something like this:
User: paul
Host: slackguy.partnersoft.com
Class: slackguy.partnersoft.com
Job: stdin
from the a2ps I just
They decided to write a program for some unix platforms.
Look at http://www.microsoft.com/windows/mediaplayer/download/unix.htm
Eugene Sevinian
CRD, YerPhI, 375036, Armenia
URL: http://crdlx5.yerphi.am/prs/sevinian.html
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In the file /var/lib/dpkg/status on my system there are several entries
under the heading :
Status: install ok not-installed
What does it mean?
Other status lines that appear seem to make sense:
install ok half-configured #? a dependency has not been
satisfied
install ok installed
On Mon, 27 Jul 1998, Ian Eure wrote:
After a week-long vacation, I come back to work and do ``apt-get
update;apt-get
upgrade''. All is fine for a while, then I get these errors...
Any idea what this is? I installed the latest apt (0.1.3) and I still have
problems with it.
Hi,
It is possible to obtain some money at the office for a new server. Here
is the 'generic configuration' that I have in mind:
- Dual Pentium II 300
- 256 Mb RAM
- Two 7Gb SCSI HDDs
- 2 Mb AGP Card
- 19 Monitor
- 4x SCSI CD-Recorder
- 32x CD-ROM
- Network Card (100 Mb/s)
- SoundBlaster Clone
Hi,
I am trying to make a local mirror of slink at the office. I am
mirroring a nearby site which have hamm and slink. The problem is that
today, when I wanted to install something, I discovered that many
packages were missing. Also, making some Packages files with
debian-scanpackage, I've found
Hi,
I am making a program that will store some matrixes. In my Win$$ period
I used to store such data in MAT files (Matlab binary files). Now I'm
thinking to change to netCDF or HDF. What are the differences from them
and what/why should I choose one instead of the other ?
TIA,
Ionutz
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On Tue, 28 Jul 1998, Ivan wrote:
Hi EveryOne !
I'm trying to enable sound support on my Debian system which, according to
the reading I've done, requires recompilation of the kernel.
Using config (the how-to or readme suggested that xconfig is not the best
to use ?) I have configured
Wow, good choice, man!
Check out http://www.tdl.com/~netex/ or http://www.varesearch.com/
Alex Y.
- Dual Pentium II 300
- 256 Mb RAM
- Two 7Gb SCSI HDDs
- 2 Mb AGP Card
- 19 Monitor
- 4x SCSI CD-Recorder
- 32x CD-ROM
- Network Card (100 Mb/s)
- SoundBlaster Clone
- Flatbed SCSI
On Tue, 28 Jul 1998, Ionut Borcoman at home wrote:
- 2 Mb AGP Card
Might was well get 4 MB so you can do 24 bpp at high resolutions!
The problem is that I am not sure about what brands/models to look for.
Get it from a Linux vendor like www.varesearch.com or build it from parts.
VA Research
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Subject: Re: New to debian -- question about shells unused accounts
On Tue, Jul 28, 1998 at 01:33:29AM -0700, Chris Ulrich wrote:
They all have * in the password field by default, which means that
they can't login. Sometimes you do need to switch
Havoc Pennington wrote:
Get it from a Linux vendor like www.varesearch.com or build it from parts.
VA Research is an excellent company in our experience. Look in Linux
Journal for more vendors.
Actually I have to restrict to local vendors (from Romania). Most
probably we will complete a
On Tue, 28 Jul 1998, Christopher Barry wrote:
Hi,
A while back before I reinstalled hamm I had X11amp working perfectly
but having since installed it again I'm having a weird problem. When I
run X11Amp as root everything is perfect but when running it as a normal
user it appears on screen
On Tue, Jul 28, 1998 at 01:33:29AM -0700, Chris Ulrich wrote:
I recently got tired of taking care of my own installation of linux
and decided to install debian. So far, I've been pretty happy with it.
I'm sure I'll have more questions later, but I've got some questions
right now.
1:
Are you trying to install a hamm package on a bo system?
Bob
On Tue, 28 Jul 1998, Mikhali Mifsud wrote:
If I want pop access I (think) I have to install qpoper. When I try
and install it it complains libc6 and libgdbmg1 is not installed. I
checked stable/binary but couldnt find them.
Hi,
got the CDimages for binary-i386 and contrib, md5sums check out, but
what is supposed to be symlinks (AFAIK), for instance from inside
binary-i386 to inside binary-all show up as zero-size plain files.
For instance /mountpoint/debian/hamm/hamm/binary-i386/text
-r--r--r-- 1 root
Hi !
Is there a command to change (increase) the linux partition over
unallocated place on the hard disk ? My problem is that I dedicated too
little place to the linux partition at the installation. I've jus't
installed Hamm, Xwindow, and part of teTex so I would better not be obliged
to do it all
I'm trying to install to a DECpc 320P
notebook but the install process hangs
at the line
'hde: probing with STATUS instead of ALTSTATUS'
I've tried floppies made with both the file
'resc1440.bin' and 'resc1440tecra.bin'
and both stop at the same point.
The PC I'm trying the install on is
a
There are apps to do this. However I would not trust my hard drive to
them. Wipe it and start clean. Otherwise you will likely regret it.
Seems rough, but at least you know it is right.
I place partition stretchers in the same boat as hard drive
compressors. They may work today, maybe
Chris,
The easiest by far is to get the CD as already mentioned. However if
you're anxious to get going, here's a quick summary of how to get
started by downloading a few files from the FTP site (I'm assuming you
have a machine already running DOS/Windows):
1) On ftp.debian.org go to this
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi,
got the CDimages for binary-i386 and contrib, md5sums check out, but
what is supposed to be symlinks (AFAIK), for instance from inside
binary-i386 to inside binary-all show up as zero-size plain files.
For instance /mountpoint/debian/hamm/hamm/binary-i386/text
C.J.LAWSON [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi,
I am not allowed to install Linux on one of the machines on the
college, however I must get the machine to run Linux in order to write a
Linux CDROM. However, the machine has a CDROM drive which I can use. I am
just wondering if it is possible
Stephen J. Carpenter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Tue, Jul 28, 1998 at 03:21:36PM +0200, Jan Menzel wrote:
[...]
You wont really see any new packages for bo anyway now...but...
you can always get the source from hamm and build it...its not
tough. I would imagine that for most packages its
Johnny Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have a Dell Server with a PowerEdge RAID controller. It is supposed to be
able to be a bootable device.
But the install for the newest version of Debian doesn't pick it up. Does
anyone have any ideas?
What modules do you include on install? Does
Partition Magic is an _excellent_ program for resizing partitions. I have
entrusted my disk to it on numerous occasions (and so have some of my
friends) and it has never had a problem. Too bad it's a DOS/Windows
program and won't resize ext2 partitions. :(
_ _
| |(_)
| _| | |
|
Partition Magic is an _excellent_ program for resizing partitions. I have
entrusted my disk to it on numerous occasions (and so have some of my
friends) and it has never had a problem. Too bad it's a DOS/Windows
program and won't resize ext2 partitions. :(
_ _
| |(_)
| _| | |
|
Hamish Moffatt wrote:
On Tue, Jul 28, 1998 at 03:07:37AM -0700, Christopher Barry wrote:
I just looked at my /etc/group file for the first time. Maybe part of it
is wrong? I attached a copy.
Okay, I did chmod 777 /dev/mixer and everything works now. Mixer is also
root.audio, so I
Hi -
I have an IBM Thinkpad 560 with Debian 1.3.1 (among other OS's) installed on
it and I was looking for some equipment recommendations. I plan an upgrade
to hamm sometime soon.
I want to get a 56K PC card modem, hopefully one that will also work with
OS/2 and Windoze if it needs to. The
Richard L. Alhama wrote:
On Tue, 28 Jul 1998, Christopher Barry wrote:
Hi,
A while back before I reinstalled hamm I had X11amp working perfectly
but having since installed it again I'm having a weird problem. When I
run X11Amp as root everything is perfect but when running it as a
On 28 Jul, Justin Liu wrote:
Hi -
I have an IBM Thinkpad 560 with Debian 1.3.1 (among other OS's) installed on
it and I was looking for some equipment recommendations. I plan an upgrade
to hamm sometime soon.
I want to get a 56K PC card modem, hopefully one that will also work with
OS/2
Partition Magic is an _excellent_ program for resizing partitions. I have
entrusted my disk to it on numerous occasions (and so have some of my
friends) and it has never had a problem. Too bad it's a DOS/Windows
program and won't resize ext2 partitions. :(
Word on the street is Parition
On Tue, Jul 28, 1998 at 12:11:30AM -0400, Shaleh wrote:
As I recall, the FHS states that lib dirs are for libs (what you define
a lib could be up for a debate) only. Someone care to wave the FHS
under my nose and show me wrong (-:
I think this has to do with the fact that we now have
I just recently abandoned my own linux setup and installed debian (hamm).
This is a pretty much stock setup -- the only thing un-debian I've done so
far is change /bin/sh to point to pdksh, but that *shouldn't* be the problem
because I've compiled many kernels with my old setup where I didn't
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