in the FAT region of the disk). I was wondering if
there is a disk editor in Linux (which I would probably trust more than
letting Norton mess with my disk)? Any suggestions?
Thanks for any assistance,
Paul Rightley
with such a motherboard?
Thanks for any assistance,
Paul Rightley
The hamm installation disks work perfectly with an LS-120.
I wrote a message to debian-user a while ago regarding the installation
- check the archives if you are interested - or email me (assuming I can
remember).
A coworker of mine is using this machine currently and has experineced
no
I have a file (actually a few files - all on the same drive) that
I cannot delete. They all report in at about 3.3GB in size (all
on a 2.1GB partition).
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/src/kernel-source-2.0.33/arch/m68k# rm console
rm: remove `console', overriding mode 6467? y
rm: console: Operation not
I have run the 3509b successfully with both Debian and W95.
I configured the card out of PnP mode and specified the port
(i.e. coax or 10base-T). When
configured this way, Linux sees my card without trouble, and
I just had to delete and install the card's driver in W95 to get
it to work there.
On 14-Apr-98 Ossama Othman wrote:
On the systems that I run, I have disabled all incoming telnets, ftps,
rsh/rlogin/rexec/etc, finger, rusers, ident, etc. The only way in is via
Secure Shell. Note that outgoing telnets and ftps would still work. If
-Ossama
I already use ssh, but
I have been using gimp to produce some overheads lately (in the
hope that I can finally rid myself of the necessity of booting
into and Windows product). However, when I create large text
(like 50 pixels high), it looks pretty pixelated - even if the
image itself has a much higher resolution. Is
I am sorry if I am clueless...
I installed xfntscl and looked in /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/Speedo and Type1
for the fonts listed in fonts.scale (I assume that this is how one
determines if a font is scalable). I then tried using these fonts
in gimp. This worked the same way as before (strong
would prefer)?
Paul
On 17-Apr-98 Remco Blaakmeer wrote:
On Fri, 17 Apr 1998, Paul Rightley wrote:
I don't know where GIMP gets it fonts, but if it gets them from the X
server I think I have a solution for you. Take a look at the xfstt
package. This is a font server for X that handles TTF
On 25-Mar-98 Hamish Moffatt wrote:
On Tue, Mar 24, 1998 at 10:48:40PM -0600, Ender Wigin wrote:
Through long practice and much patience, I was able to see the word
Calibrating on the display before it reboots, so if there's a stage
during
...
I just compiled 2.0.33. (I had been using
I am trying to backup my Debian 1.3.1 system and make it bootable
from a Jaz drive. I have copied the essential directories (cp -a)
from my system to the Jaz. If I create an empty /proc directory on the
Jaz and boot from a floppy with the Jaz as root, the boot fails
just before I get a prompt -
Out of necessity, I have recently moved /var to another partition.
I tar'ed up the directory and then untar'ed it on the new
partition. This morning, I cannot get xfmail to open
/var/spool/mail/user saying that it cannot lock the file.
I figure the problem results from the movement of /var.
I use xfmail to read debian-user. When xfmail lists a folder,
one column displays the name of the sender of each message.
However, when I send a message to the list, the column displays
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] What am I doing differently
than everyone else? Does this bug people?
Thanks for any
Actually, I got the installation to work with the LS-120 drive.
After installing debian and creating a boot floppy, upon reboot
I get 'Loading...' and then the machine reboots...
Thanks for the suggestions,
Paul
On 10-Mar-98 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It seems that I did not
Sorry it has taken me so long to get back to this...
The big problem with the machine we are installing Debian
on is the fact that it does not have a normal floppy
drive. I have not looked into using the LS-120 as the
root partition, but I will try it one of these days.
Paul
On 01-Mar-98
drive to the HD, toghether with
loadlin; And running loadlin to boot into Linux ?
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Thanks for the information. I edited the appropriate tripwire
config file and had it use /var/tmp instead. Everything is
working fine again. Should this behavior be filed as a bug
against tripwire (if it hasn't already been done).
Paul
On 25-Feb-98 Behan Webster wrote:
Paul Rightley wrote
, but have not had a chance to go through the lists archives
yet...
Thanks for any assistance,
Paul Rightley
On 02-Mar-98 Ben Pfaff wrote:
Thank you for your suggestion. I managed to get the installation
to go (the kernel in the hamm boot floppies recognized the LS120
as /dev/hdc
logs. I know, I know, I should
go out and write something like this (Now, if I would just learn
a language other that Fortran...)
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Paul Rightley
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missing on display shroom.lanl.gov:0.0.
errors. I do have the mesa2g package installed, but I am not sure
that has anything to do with the solution to this problem.
Can such a thing be done?
Thanks very much for any assistance,
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Any ideas how to overcome this?
Thanks for any assistance,
Paul Rightley
Thanks for the information. I found out that auctex is included
in the xemacs packages in hamm. All I needed was to get my .emacs
file correct.
Thanks again,
PAul Rightley
On 25-Feb-98 Martin Bialasinski wrote:
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fan of 'info'.)
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Last night, tripwire -initialize failed on me because I (suddenly?)
had no /usr/tmp directory. I swear I had one before. I made a
new one and chmod'ed it to 1777, but what happened to the old
directory? Does anyone have any ideas?
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with a Segmentation fault. When I restart
it, the new mail is no longer considered new (and not pink anymore) and
xfmail
works fine (until the next new mail arrives, that is). Could this even be an
upstream problem?
Have a nice day,
Stefan
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I cannot startx X more than once (per reboot) with my
Diamond 3D 3000 card. If I do, the machine locks up hard.
Another person mentioned this same problem when I last
commented upon it. I am running the latest hamm.
Maybe go with the Matrox (but I am ignorant if it is
supported at all).
Paul
would have had no troubles. I am just wondering about those people
out there who are not reading the mailing list...
Paul
On 16-Jan-98 Hamish Moffatt wrote:
On Fri, Jan 16, 1998 at 03:15:14PM -0700, Paul Rightley wrote:
Yes, I understand very well NOW that there are no hamm disks yet.
My point
On 15-Jan-98 Ben Pfaff wrote:
Is it already possible to install a new system directly with hamm? I need
to do an install tonight, and want it to be hamm.
There aren't an hamm boot disks yet. You have to install bo, then
upgrade.
I wish that this were the case... Unfortunately,
wrote:
On Fri, Jan 16, 1998 at 10:07:33AM -0700, Paul Rightley wrote:
On 15-Jan-98 Ben Pfaff wrote:
Is it already possible to install a new system directly with hamm? I
need
to do an install tonight, and want it to be hamm.
There aren't an hamm boot disks yet. You have
?
Thanks for any information,
Paul Rightley
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I have been led to believe that the 'tecra' disks had the kernel
patch AND were compiled as zImages. I may very well be wrong on
this account. However, I have yet to see a bzImage (that I have compiled)
boot my Thinkpad.
Paul
On 08-Dec-97 Kirk Hilliard wrote:
Hi Paul!
Paul Rightley [EMAIL
Thanks for the idea. I have already suggested to Scott
Ellis to put the locations of the packages mentioned in
the Mini-HOWTO for other brain-dead people like me.
Paul
On 07-Dec-97 Christopher Jason Morrone wrote:
On Sun, 7 Dec 1997, Brandon Mitchell wrote:
On Sat, 6 Dec 1997, Paul Rightley
.rhosts files many years ago and they always worked fine).
Anybody have any ideas?
- Jay
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On 08-Dec-97 Matt Thompson wrote:
Paul,
Thanks for your reply. I found that, for some reason, my TPad didn't want
to boot any 'bzImage', but that any 'zImage' was fine. ???
All is well, now. I have a tendency to do things manually with regards to
the kernel. :)
Cheers,
Matt
Matt,
Good
I am trying to follow Scott Ellis' Libc5/6 upgrade
mini-HOWTO to the letter (fearing for my system if I do not).
It says that, in order to upgrade bash to 2.01, I must first
install ncurses3.0_1.9.9e-2. However, I cannot find this
package anywhere (stable has ncurses3.0_1.9.9e-1 and it does
not
On 30-Nov-97 Matt Thompson wrote:
I seem to be having trouble configuring a custom kernel. The only
kernels that work are on the 'tecra' rescue disk, and the one I got from
Valery Petrov's site, but those don't support fat32 and when I make a boot
floppy from the rescue disk, it loads the kernel
on these matters,
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The tecra rescue disk worked fine for me to install on my THinkpad 365XD.
I would recommend that it be called something other than 'tecra' since -
at least to me - its biggest seeling point is the zImage kernel (at least
I think that that is the case).
Thanks for such a great distribution,
Paul
with that (except that I have never
played around with isapnp before). I do not know if this would influence
the situation.
Does anyone alse have any helpful ideas?
Paul Rightley
On 29-Oct-97 kevin havener wrote:
The problem began when the network guys switched from Novell server to
NT Server
available, KRI
(the company that created Khoros) reserves the right to distribute Khoros to
itself. Also, if this beast were packaged for Debian, everybody would be
repartitioning their systems to fit it (this application is why my /usr/local
is 500M)!
Paul Rightley
It was one of the systems I
I have found that, whenever I exit Netscape (3.01 in my case), I cannot
alt-arrow to shift virtual screens. However, if I user the page and
click into another virtual screen, the alt-arrow keys will again work.
I have not tried other fvwm2 keystrokes and I am sure that I only see
this happen when
The problem arises from the fact that the 365xd cannot boot Linux bzImages.
These kernel images have been used by Debian since 1.2. I solved the problem
by installing Debian 1.1 and then upgrading to 1.2 and later to 1.3. I do
think that there is a better solution, but it may require compiling a
I had problems with broken ssh connections (modem to home)
when sending X applications through the connection. It went
away when I turned on the compression flag to ssh. I have not
tried xv, though. Otherwise, I have no troubles with ssh (and
it makes life so much easier). I would emphatically
On 02-Sep-97 Magossa'nyi A'rpa'd wrote:
On Tue, 2 Sep 1997, Paul Rightley wrote:
[Snipped]
[It is an item in the Hungarian linux lists' FAQ, so please learn
Hungarian :)]
It seems that the problem is really with the IDE driver disabling interrupts
while handling the hard drive. You have two
Over the weekend I tried out a new external 33.6 modem (as an upgrade to my old
14.4 internal). It didn't take me long, before I had it working with my Debian
1.3.1 box - thanks Debian. The one major problem is that - when I down/up load
relatively large things (like most web pages) - the modem
such as this out of stable. One of the
reasons that I chose Debian was Bruce's strong commitment (in
my perception) to security.
Just my $0.02
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Let me check... Doing a dpkg -s ldso says that I have version: 1.8.10-2!
So why would dpkg -i ldso_1.8.10-2.deb even try to install the package???
What can I do to save my system?
Thanks for any help,
Paul Rightley
After installing the 'unstable' package wn_1.17.11-1.deb
with this distribution on this
machine, because it cannot boot bzImages. Here is one place that
my old (nonupgradable) Slackware has outshone Debian - it ran very
well on this machine. I hope to never have to go back to Slackware,
however...)
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On 27-Jun-97 Paul Rightley wrote:
I just install dosemu 0.66.3-1 (the version in stable). It manages
to install perfectly, but 'dos' gives the error 'can't open /etc/dosemu/conf'
or something similar. When I look in /etc
. This leaves dosemu unusable (at least as far as I know and as
far as I have RTFM). Has this been seen before?
Paul Rightley
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now, I have always done it 'manually.' In /usr/dos/kernel-source-###/
debian.README it says to use make-kpkg. I cannot find this command on my
system or by a search under dselect. I am 'up-to-date' with stable and have
scripts? It has apparently bitten several people other
then myself.
Thanks for such a great distribution,
Paul
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What about TEX specific environment variables as sugested in the
output? Unset all of them for installation
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I have been using Debian on my machine at work for quite some time.
When the box was upgraded to Debian 1.2, it was left with one
obsolete package - base. Just as a matter of compulsive
cleanliness - will we ever be able to purge base or will there
always be one obsolete package popping up in
On 01-May-97 Kevin Traas wrote:
The only people who have reasonably stable Windows machines are the tech
heads and geeks who have the time, ability, and the inclination to mess
about it with it for days and weeks on end.
Funny. Sounds like most Linux people I know However, I resent
I have had this very same problem. I solved it by using the old Debian 1.1
boot/base disks. Then I pointed dselect to Debian 1.2. This worked well and
was the only way (short of possibly creating a custom boot disk) that I found. I
also had no problem installing Slackware on my Thinkpad...
On my laptop which has a PS/2 compatible pointing device, the device I use is
/dev/psaux. I had to compile support into the kernel. HTH.
Paul Rightley
On 07-May-97 Klaus Hergerschiemer wrote:
If you have ps/2 mouse support compiled in the kernel it's /dev/psmouse
On 23-Apr-97 Matthew Tebbens wrote:
I'll have to agree with Rick. I cannot believe that this person is
a journalist !?!? I could tell right away that he did alot of research
on the subject ! :)
On Wed, 23 Apr 1997, Rick Jones wrote:
All I have to say is...what a fu**ing maroon. He has
-97 Jason Costomiris wrote:
On Wed, 2 Apr 1997, Paul Rightley wrote:
Now, the leader of this group was/is (depending upon your beliefs) a man who
at
one time called himself 'Bo'.
Uh He called himself Do. Not Bo.
Run, do not walk to the closet, put on your Nike's, get your shroud
I know that there is great debate over the future of the various Linux
distributions. Now I am seriously concerned for the future of Debian.
As we all know (or at least those of us up-to-date with the current news of the
US), a group of computer-literate people just killed themselves so that
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I have heard a mention here of a (Debian?) install script that might convert a
.fvwmrc file to a .fvwmrc2 file. Where can I find such a utility? I have
Debian 1.2 going well, and I want to transition to fvwm2, but don't have the
time to recreate the whole rc file.
Thank you for any help,
Paul
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the 2GB limit.
That says 'file' not 'filesystem.' Last I remember, no file could be over 2GB,
but filesystems up to 4TB are possible.
Paul
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). It seems to be the consensus on debian-user to do something like a
'dpkg --clear-avail' and then upgrade dpkg to the one currently in stable.
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On 09-Jan-97 Mario Olimpio de Menezes wrote:
Hi,
I'm getting a error concerning fonts not found:
Aladdin Ghostscript 4.01 (1996-7-10)
Copyright (C) 1996 Aladdin Enterprises, Menlo Park, CA. All rights
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This software comes
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I hope that I am not missing a FAQ anywhere, but I am having trouble getting
the Debian 1.2 floppies to work on my IBM THinkpad 365XD. Booting the rescue
floppy just gets to 'Loading Linux' and then it hangs. I have been
forced to install Slackware 3.0 on the machine in the interim (and
, but will this solution work for Linux? Isn't there a
work-around for this in Linux? I can no longer find the old Large-Harddrive
HOWTO (although this may have addressed another problem).
TIA,
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The only problem I had with upgrading debian was the information on how to do
it. Now that I know, I see that it is VERY simple and straightforward, but
maybe, it should be discussed somewhere in the install guide or some such (I
could not find a description on the debian.org web site).
I am
Regarding this discussion...
I still do not understand the mechanics of upgrading my 1.1 distribution to 1.2
Assuming I get dpkg-ftp to work, when I fire up dselect, what do I need to do
to upgrade ALL of the various packages I have installed? I am concerned
regarding all of the security updates
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