the port for unix2dos goes both ways
--mat
On Sun, 2002-12-29 at 01:26, Chris P wrote:
> for entire files. I didnt see any ports for dos2unix.. Not real familiar
> with tr..
>
> C.
>
>
> On Sat, 28 Dec 2002, Kris Kennaway wrote:
>
> > On Sat, Dec 28, 2002 at 10:54:53PM -0800, Chris P wrote:
Probably you have your cd-rom drive plugged into your soundcard, which
means that its bypassing your operating system and sending the output
directly through the sound card. try running '#esd -trust -unix' and
see if your speakers are outputting sound. maybe its a problem with the
output plugin (
Make sure pnp operating system is disabled in your bios and pnp disabled
on your card, or maybe recompiling your kernel for pnp support...
--mat
On Mon, 2002-12-09 at 16:28, Thomas Connolly wrote:
>
> This is exactly my situation, any ideas??
> "If his NIC is *not* there when it's time to config
I think the reason was on the gaim website, or somewhere. Yahoo has
just recently made a minor adjustment to their protocol which was
causing the error in gaim. I dont think it has been 100% fixed yet, and
until then, i went ahead and installed ymessenger from
http://messenger.yahoo.com . there
i remember something a while back where you can mount via the smb
protocol, but i never read further into it
--mat
On Thu, 2002-11-21 at 02:53, Laszlo Vagner wrote:
> Mat Branyon wrote:
>
> >You can put a larger hard drive into the machine, as long as you make
> >the root/bo
You can put a larger hard drive into the machine, as long as you make
the root/boot partition under the first two gigs. although your bios
doesn't support large hard-drives, freebsd does. as far as i can tell,
freebsd just doesnt get the hard drive info from teh bios. i had a 40
gig hard drive
#mount -t msdos /dev/da0s1 /mnt/blah
I think that is it. I have an Olympus D-510, and thats how it works.
For some reason, its mapped to a scsi drive. I just go into the
directory and pull out all the pictures. I know this isnt the best way,
but none of the other programs ever really wanted to
ive been trying to get java to work, installing from ports, but i keep
getting this error about a patch not applying cleanly. i need to fix
this, but i have no idea how. is there a way to manually apply the
patches? do i have to download the source files again (im on 28.8 dial
up, so you can ima
is there an easy secure way to mount the cdrom and other devices as a
nonroot user? if not, what are the security risks i face by installing
the package that allows this (and what is the name of the package, ive
only heard of it)
--mat
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