matter as I was trashing it anyway.
You can add a few sectors by maximising the partition to use the sectors
in its first track. (This isn't the default as DOS can't.)
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On Mon, 15 Dec 1997, matthew tebbens wrote:
On Mon, 15 Dec 1997, David Wright wrote:
On Sun, 14 Dec 1997, matthew tebbens wrote:
(victor)[root:~#] mke2fs -c -v /dev/sda1
mke2fs 1.10, 24-Apr-97 for EXT2 FS 0.5b, 95/08/09
Linux ext2 filesystem format
Filesystem label=
1101824
as I don't normally cd there, but I can type /ftab
and that's it. I'm careful to preserve unique first letters for all the
frequently used top level directories. In fact, only /bin, /boot, /lib and
/var don't work this way (thanks to lost+found and the kernel link).
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]: there!login: -- got it
Feb 6 17:49:04 here chat[937]: send (magic-login-id^M)
Feb 6 17:49:04 here chat[937]: expect (RING)
Feb 6 17:49:07 here chat[937]: magic-login-id^M
Feb 6 17:49:07 here chat[937]: ^M
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OK ATDT5551212
ogin:\qmagic-login-id\q
RING ata
ogin:
I thought the \q codes would prevent the secret callback username from
appearing in syslog, but it looks like this. Why?
Take
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Although dmesg and /var/log/messages are useful, the best method of
seeing *everything* is to use Shift-PageUp/Down. This is always present
in VCs just so long as you look before you switch to another VC (which
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cannot get this
working, then I will be stuck searching for another OS, but would really
like to use linux, since I like the options it makes available. Thanks
for your patience and any help that can be offered.
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people have in their pap-secrets? (without revealing any
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with dreams of being a real
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/dev/hda1 /dosc msdos noexec 0 0
in /etc/fstab. Would that be correct?
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in private mail to me.
I think this is #12184.
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. If you plan to go back and forth between console and X, you
might
just kill it before starting X.
Why not just add -R to the gpm configuration and use /dev/gpmdata and
MouseSystems in XF86Config; then you can have both.
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it in a regular .deb file Any
help is greatly appreciated.
The kermit protocol is built into minicom (along with *modem).
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On Fri, 20 Feb 1998, Thomas J. Malloy wrote:
On Fri, 20 Feb 1998, David Wright wrote:
The kermit protocol is built into minicom (along with *modem).
The kermit protocol on most communications programs should not be
confused with the true kermit program from columbia university
, and /dev/gpmdata with
MouseSystems in X. Some are pentiums with PS/2 mice, some are 486s with
serial mice.
BTW, hands off GMT please. We need it here, at least during the wintertime.
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distributions can include them in
there official releases, where as debain can not.
Perhaps this is explained by reading their respective release notes carefully.
You can't legally publish a piece of software under a less restrictive
licence than that under which you obtained it.
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something stupid ... I just don't know what it is.
Is it possible that you accidently pressed - or _ when one of the top few
lines was highlighted: All Packages, or Up To Date Installed Packages etc.
This should have a pretty dramatic effect!
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can't help you here.
Universities aren't the sort of institutions who want to pay for support
of linux.
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The man
page and the info file didn't help.
Any hints? Or is it a bug?
Perhaps you read the man page thinking that move a b means
copy a b and then delete a. It doesn't.
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compiled it for the joystick on a bo system without any problems.
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'From' to the user-changeable fields in pine's setup, so a
'From' dialog does not show up unless you want to. IMHO its safe enough.
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and backup the partition before you do
the dd. I've not had to do this myself as FIPS was good enough to get
this right.
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as they support yet more new hardware (NCR 53c875 in my case,
thank you). Back in 1.1, you had to compile psaux yourself (one of the
most FAQs).
Thanks for any help and advice,
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file name.
(Of course, there is always the possibility that you have found a bug)
It's also possible that the file has got corrupted. I hope the person who
cut the CD remembered to ftp the files in binary mode.
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On Thu, 18 Sep 1997, George Bonser wrote:
On 18-Sep-97 David Wright wrote:
I've obviously missed something in the explanations of .Xauthority files
and MIT cookies. I have two Debian 1.3 machines, foo and bar with
essentially identical configurations, with few changes from how things
the syntax foo/unix
means and can't find any documentation for it (though I've seen it in
examples, e.g. page 82 of Mui and Pearce).
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and MIT cookies. I have two Debian 1.3 machines, foo and bar with
essentially identical configurations, with few changes from how things
install
has a codename) so I think they've
dropped out of the FAQ (they would be in 5.7).
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legal, the architecture is missing; i.e. .../alpha/..., .../i386/... etc.
I have no reasons to offer, however; sorry.
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was that the patch was applied (it's right at the
start of the file), but the output was left as /etc/mc.ext and not
/etc/mc/mc.ext (this is version 3.5.17-1). So it's enough to copy the
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with libc6.)
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in and type setfont default8x16
whenever I needed a VC, and the same when quitting X.
I never found any documentation for memory exclusion, but perhaps it's in
the X sources. I now use the machine as a laboratory winlose playground.
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floppies will have exactly the same devices. All mine do.
Now I feel guilty for complaining that Debian 1.2 only had sdx1 through 8
(which bit me badly).
[BTW I think you posted that Because /dev ... didn't you :-)
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the partition? Do you have
(as I do)
/dev/sda16 = /dev/sdb
/dev/sdb16 = /dev/sdc
/dev/sdc16 = /dev/sdd
/dev/sdd16 = /dev/sde
/dev/sde16 = /dev/sdf
/dev/sdf16 = /dev/sdg
/dev/sdg16 = /dev/sdh
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off the wall, but there's been a discussion
here concerning the fact that /dev/sda16 and /dev/sdb both have the same
major and minor numbers. They were having problems with the sixteenth
partition (!) on scsi disk one. Perhaps your problem is related? Get rid
of /dev/sda16 perhaps?
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the correct un*x term is) by being mounted over.
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and it'll appear in your arp table. (If you know vaguely where it is.)
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problem (I think it was when perl had problems, maybe a
bad link) and edited inittab, the system was fine.
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you don't need to make any changes to X. It also seems to avoid the problems
that some people have reported with their mice when switching between X and
VCs.
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should find this easy!
Just out of interest though, how straightforward is it to reset the CMOS
password on laptops that say this is a factory operation? (i.e. is this
just a con?)
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Doesn't your college have a library where you can research these things?
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to uninstall and reinstall without
hitting any snags like updated packages at ftp.debian.org that could cause
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set to a different type. I need
to use fdisk to delete the partition and reinstall it. The
information written by cfdisk is unusable by DOS.
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NET3.035 for Linux 2.0
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etc. etc.
But I'm glad vga=6 helped you.
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, they will be
mounted as 8.3. If you compile out msdos support, you'll be able to
mount the floppies as vfat.
Shouldn't a bug report be filed against mount? It only makes sense for mount
auto to check in the order Specific - Generic, not the other way round.
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the commands chattr and
lsattr.
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people have had cabling problems,
others have had to switch off a feature like ultra speed. Perhaps the
latter is why upgrading the kernel could make a difference - you get the
support for the newer feature in the newer kernel.
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of the Linux man-pages distribution.
stable/Contents... has nothing more than outb(2).
Where ought I to look next? Any other references to IO port programming
would also be welcomed, thanks.
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if you've installed
things that modified inittab. That's all it should be.
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26 19:10:46 sparky pppd[524]: rcvd [LCP TermReq id=0x3]
Mar 26 19:10:46 sparky pppd[524]: LCP terminated at peer's request
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Couldn't disagree with another's mention of gnuplot.
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but what does the rest of what would be your
/etc/init.d/network say? I only ask because you've played around with
newer kernels which do things differently in this file.
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devices.
The point about who can delete files in a directory is of course covered in
the FAQ under IIRC I've discovered a HUGE security hole in rm!.
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Simple. Just use shift page up and down. This works at any time, just so
long as you don't switch consoles.
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On Fri, 19 Jun 1998, Ed Cogburn wrote:
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On Fri, 19 Jun 1998, Mark Yobb wrote:
I know how to use `dmesg` but I would really like to be able to
get
the info that scrolls across my screen (on bootup) when /etc/init.d/boot
is
executing
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working. Positive confirmation. You're not left wondering whether a lack of
error messages means that it all worked, or that the error reporter itself
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never encountered any 1024 cylinder problem with Linux. I wish
the documentation would not keep spreading these ideas.
Hamish
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as well!). It's
refreshing that linux allows one to make such choices. The only thing
our administrators know what to do with such hardware is bin it.
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forgot to install the lp module the second
time around. I think everything you remembered has a line in /etc/modules;
is it there?
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. With a ftp daemon on the debian box I could
use the pc as a go between until I get a modem for the beast. (Yea I
know I could get a ftpd for win95 but I wold rather go the other way.)
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that you've got the right connection setting if
it's a combo. I've got several that won't autoselect the BNC, but have
to be set to BNC specifically. This might have the same symptoms.
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/ ...
in /etc/mgetty/login.config
As soon as mgetty receives LCP stuff, it starts PPP.
If the nonsense characters contain plenitudinous {{{ characters, LCP
stuff is what you're seeing.
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brw-rw 1 root disk 8, 16 May 28 1997 /dev/sda16
brw-rw 1 root disk 8, 16 May 28 1997 /dev/sdb
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raised, except perhaps to say
that it isn't in the spirit of unix/linux to prevent you (as root)
from trashing the system if you really want to.
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Try CTRLvCTRLoENTER
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of numeric codes and their
strings in /usr/doc/mgetty/fhng-codes but the programs already give you
the verbose error.
alt.fax and comp.dcom.fax are no help - I saw an unanswered request for
error codes when I looked. Where ought I to look?
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'.
This makes Debian even more of a moving target, a bad thing. I already
keep all the packages I install on two zip disks, so I can easily clone
another machine and know it should work (barring hardware differences).
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went to ftp.debian.org and
it wasn't there either, except in bo. So it's a mystery to me whence
came Opt net lprng none 2.4.2-1, but no surprise that dselect
couldn't download it.
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Time is the best teacher, unfortunately it kills all of it's students
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stage. It certainly did with me.
(Or forgetting to clean each time.)
I'd be loath to start moving things about in the source tree.
Thanks in advance, 73 for now.
Dave Loken VE6DJL
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my motherboard, I have little documentation and basically I used
the original CONFIG.SYS parameter line to guess what I should respond.
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-dev and then make menuconfig. I certainly managed to configure my
mobo soundcard like that.
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.
4) Don't use auto on things that will make kerneld work hard, e.g. mouse.
David.
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, select it as built-in.
I hope that helps. Me, I'm replacing my depca cards with 3c509 ones.
Depcas worked with pathworks and with netbeui (just about), but they
freeze up with PC-NFS after a couple of minutes so I'm calling it a day
(as is the Open University).
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to Viglen and ask
for 815 chipped boards to be supplied instead?
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to regain control of the screen
once a bazillion inappropriate mouse interrupts are being processed.
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error
VFS: cannot open root device 03:03
kernel panic VFS: unable to mount root fs on 03:03
Perhaps you forgot to compile in EIDE support (if you have an EIDE disk,
which most modern non-SCSI disks are)?
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this help?
Yes, because you've put /dev/hdd in fstab.
When you mount, the cdrom link is followed and mount mounts hdd (look at
/etc/mtab). When you umount, it finds /dev/hdd in mtab, but /cdrom in
fstab, and complains.
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partitions. Disks are getting bigger, and some of us
need to run multiple OSes. And please don't say you should have more
disks, not partitions; that's a decision made by our purchasing dept,
not me.
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much space is required for the installation
may be more difficult than just doing 'df' on each partition and
sorting it all out.
This calculation seems to me to be just what computers were invented for.
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for a start.
But what I want is something that does the same for Fax, esp. Class 2.0
(which remarkably is not the same as Class 2!). Does anybody have any
addresses?
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config.sys, which I assume is used for the DOS prompt.
[LINUX]
shell=c:\loadlin\loadlin.exe @C:\loadlin\linux.par
[COMMON]
rem THERE SHOULD BE NOTHING for COMMON
rem move all you have to W95 part
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setup before without any trouble. Anyone
have a clue?
Perhaps the kernel was nearer the start of the partition.
When is lilo going to recognise hard drives larger than 540MB? This is an
ignorant limitation. Now that BIOS can read them when is lilo going to be
updated?
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was squeezing it all into DOS-compatible
filenames (and didn't think the instruments concerned would still be
running into the next century...).
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location(!), but only that of its FAQ which is
ftp://tsx-11.mit.edu/pub/linux/docs/linux-standards/fsstnd/FSSTND-FAQ
P.S. I don't see multiple copies of your postings here.
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/modules.
I can't find anything about them in all the documentation I've read. Does
anybody know what they are, or where they are documented?
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