The name of the debian SVGA Xfree86 X Server package is
xserver-svga_3.3.2.3a-11.deb.
It is part of slink r4. You'll of course need other packages as well: fonts,
Xbase, etc. Dependencies should take care of that though.
Jason
On Wed, 8 Sep 1999, Marcin Kurc wrote:
mg200 AGP is supported by
Confirmed! The new libc6 package for unstable fixed the threading problems that
were causing the SO 5.1 install to hang. I was able to successfully install
it last night.
Jason
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Today, i noticed libc6 version 2.1.2-1 on the mirrors. Nothing is
mentioned in the
Look at Mesa, it is available as a Debian package. Check out www.mesa3d.org for
more info.
Jason
Dear All,
I want to use OpenGL in Debian2.1 . What packages i need to
install ???
Thanks.
Wilson
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Debian has a .deb archive containing the source code for the 3dfx device
(loadable
module), but lacks an achive containing the device drivers themselves. This
is most likely due to the significant differences among 3dfx based chipsets
(ie voodoo, voodoo2, banshee, voodoo3). Some are 3D only, some
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Specifically, section 5.2. There you will find a discussion of available
installation sets.
Jason
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on installing and
using gnome.
BTW, there are other ways of combining Enlightenment and Gnome, but this
is the 'Gnome way'.
Jason
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Would anyone be able to speculate as to why my system (kernel) clock is slow?
I know that my hardware (CMOS) clock is maintaining a time that does not drift
more than a CMOS clock normally does, but my kernel clock will lose
approximately
4 hours in every 9.
I can set the system clock at
for scrutiny.
Thanks for all your help,
Jason
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On Thu, 23 Sep, 1999 =E0 10:38:18AM +, Jason Christensen wrote:
Would anyone be able to speculate as to why my system (kernel) clock is
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slow?
I know that my hardware (CMOS) clock is maintaining
I have SO 5.1 working fine with Potato, but installing it was a headache. When
I was first trying, Debian potato was using a distribution of glibc that had
some problems with threading, and I had problems installing because of it. A
new glibc package was released a couple of days after I started
, 24 Sep, 1999 à 09:00:25AM +, Jason Christensen wrote:
Colin,
I think that you may be right. Now that I think about it, the problem only
seems
to occur after linux has been running for a long period of time without a
logon
(i.e. overnight). I think I have the BIOS configured to kick
Editing the file to correct the spelling of optional for aleph-dev and aleph-doc
and then touching the file to match the others does not work if you want to
use dselect (for me at least). I was able to successfully upgrade my system
after editing and touching the file to correct the errors and
I was successfully able to use the map-drive line in my lilo.conf to boot
from hdb1 by remapping BIOS accesses to the disk. I however used the exact
same hex values you did even though I'm booting windows from hdb1 not
hdc1. I was under the impression (assumption) that the hex values would
Tom
You're right about the linux device structure regarding physical disks. I
however am using the same map-drive lines in my lilo.conf as you are,
except I am booting windows from the primary slave (hdb1). Why is it that
the same map-drive lines work for both you and I even though we are
booting
Yes no.
Since the card is based upon the DEC DS21140, the Tulip driver included in
the kernel source is appropriate.
Netgear does distribute a driver for linux for their FA310 card. It is a
customized and possibly optimized version of the Tulip driver. The
instructions that come with it detail
Read the docs at the vmware site. They discuss using hardware profiles in
windows to keep resources separate for when you boot win98 straight or
when you're booting it inside a vmware virtual machine. Read about booting
an OS from a prexisting partition as opposed to the standard 'virtual
Make sure it's executable permissions are set and just run it:
prompt ./whatever.bin
You need to reference the current working dir unless you have it in your
path. Putting the CWD in your path is however bad security!
Jason
On Mon, 7 Feb 2000, Cameron Matheson wrote:
Hey,
I am downloading
All the solutions proposed so far on this thread will help you get
xscreensaver working for your logon account. If you admin this box you may
also want xscreensaver to blank the xdm login widget screen. If you don't
use xdm you may be able to apply the knowlegde to the other XDMCP
compatible
How handy are you with text processing scripting languages (i.e. Perl,
awk, etc.)?
My thought is that you could create a script that edits your .pinerc file
prior to starting pine. The script could look at another file
(/etc/resolv.conf maybe) for domain info that was set by your connection
Does anyone know why tkrat is marked obsolete within dselect? My
/etc/apt/sources.list points apt to frozen.
Jason
Do you know for a fact that the SMTP servers at both your ISPs are
configured to NOT relay mail. Perhaps one of the servers will work for
both connections.
It's not necessarily a good thing as it indicates that one or both of your
ISPs are not spam conscious, however it would save you a lot of
I have no problems with a PS/2 mouse 2.2.14.
On 10 Mar 2000, Joachim Trinkwitz wrote:
The boot messages tell me that a PS/2 mouse port is found, but the
cursor doesn't follow the mouse at all.
Under what circumstances are you talking about, X or console? If you're
talking about the console,
On Mon, 13 Mar 2000, Parrish M Myers wrote:
Is there a config file I can edit such that I don't have to set this
every time I log in? (well I don't set it by hand actually... I let
gdm do it when I log in...)
Sounds to me like you're already doing it in a way that works. I do the
same
On Wed, 15 Mar 2000, Arne wrote:
Pretty-Park.exe = VIRUS
Delete, Don't run!
Why the hell did you send it to the list? Most of us would not be plagued
by a windows virus, however it wasn't a real bright thing to do!
If anyone inadvertanly ran this program on a windoze box, check:
There is actually a great little program to create all the sym links Ron
talks about. Read the man page for update-rc.d. It's in the dpkg
package. It makes the management of the sym links much easier!
BTW, if you had (or have) installed the ssh debian package, it would
(should) have installed the
trying to get ssh to load at boot
i have created a script in /etc/init.d called ssh
i have also created a symbolic link to it from
/etc/rc2.d called S20ssh
but upon bootup the log says
/etc/init.d/rc: /etc/rc2.d/S20ssh: Permission denied
Does root have execute permissions on the
as possible!
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On Thu, 23 Mar 2000, Bart Friederichs wrote:
manually as described above. Read the man page on update-rc.d (symlink
management program), also read the Debian faq at:
When I just manually remove any links in an rcX.d directory, is that a way
to disable servers etc. at startup?
You got it,
. As for using XF86Setup or
xf86config, try another listed card based upon the permedia2. The
definition for the Diamond card MIGHT work for you. You might also have to
build a custom config file for X.
Good luck!
Jason
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processes them
appropriately before sending them to the printer.
Good luck,
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