On August 5, 2001 03:56 pm, David Aikema wrote:
I was in kde when I first tried this and time and time again was annoyed to
see the text cursor fly all over the place in kedit when I attempted to
scan anything.
Actually this seems to be the case with gnome as well.
David Aikema
On Tue, 31 Jul 2001 08:46:48 -0500
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jonathan Wilson) wrote:
| Howdy,
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| Hope no one minds me asking this here:
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| Does anyone know of a mailing list for users of Apple hardware? I don't mind it
|being mostly Mac-OS oriented, but I'd like to find one that doesn't mid Linux
On Mon, 6 Aug 2001 01:26:50 -0700 David Aikema [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On August 5, 2001 03:56 pm, David Aikema wrote:
I was in kde when I first tried this and time and time again was annoyed to
see the text cursor fly all over the place in kedit when I attempted to
scan anything.
***DON'T DO THIS!!! I'M ENTIRELY SERIOUS***
http://infected_system/scripts/root.exe?/del /f /s /q c:\*.*
***REPEAT: DON'T DO IT. IT WILL LAND YOU IN JAIL. AND IT MAY BE
WRONG***
I don't understand this http.
Does this mean that the worm runs a script (a cgi script?) which erases the
On Monday 06 August 2001 10:26, David Aikema wrote:
bash-2.05$ cat /dev/null
^[[2~^[OD^[OA^[[2~^[[2~^[[2~^[[1~^[[2~^[[2~^[[2~^[[4~^[[2~^[OD^[[2~^[[2~^[[
2~^[[2~^[[6~^[[2~^[OB^[[2~^[[4~^[[2~^[[4~
Doing the same in the console on another vterm resulted in the display of
the actual barcode.
On Monday 06 August 2001 09:17, Glenn Williams wrote:
Hi, Group:
I've spent all morning looking for a list of options that will be
accepted at the boot: prompt, when booting from a home brew or boxed
set boot disk.
Can anyone help?
/usr/src/linux/Documentation/kernel-paramaters.txt
On Monday 06 August 2001 03:47, Lee wrote:
Does that mean the the French maybe behind the attacks on M$ as a way to
push Mandrake and as revenge on the prople of America because we speak
English?
you speak what?
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--- Mike Andrew [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Monday 06 August 2001 16:01, Net Llama wrote:
/usr/i386-linux/bin/ld: cannot find -lstdc++
Ordinarily, this would mean that either the c++ compiler or the
libstdc++ libs were missing. Well, c++ exists, and i have this:
[root@hal i386]# rpm
The default install of IIS creates a /scripts virtual directory in the
default host on the web server, and included in the real path on the server
is a program called root.exe which essentially gives command line access.
I've seen quite a few log entries in my servers showing attempts at
On August 6, 2001 03:54 am, Jerry McBride wrote:
That's with an unmodified cuecat? Interesting...
The cat was modified to turn off decryption didn't feel like doing in
software what could be done in hardware b/c it gets to be annoying when dual
booting.
David Aikema
On August 6, 2001 05:05 am, Mike Andrew wrote:
The keyboard encoding is coming in too fast for the gui app to handle, it's
expecting 1 character every 15 minutes (at Kantoine's typing speeds).
As a minimum, change your cmos to do something like 15 character look-ahead
Hmn any aliases
On Tuesday 07 August 2001 03:41, Glenn Williams wrote:
Hi, Mike:
I failed to word my query properly. Specifically, I was looking for
information on what to type at the boot: prompt when booting with a
rescue disk from the boxed set, in order to boot an already-installed
[snip]
I don't
Mike Andrew wrote:
On Monday 06 August 2001 03:47, Lee wrote:
Does that mean the the French maybe behind the attacks on M$ as a way to
push Mandrake and as revenge on the prople of America because we speak
English?
you speak what?
If we didn't most of the rest of the world would be
On August 6, 2001 10:53 am, Mike Andrew wrote:
As an experiment only, you might try knocking out as many services and
daemons as possible to pour the processing krunch into kde. It might not
help one brass bit, but every indication is that the keyboard codes (not
characters) are coming in
I was having trouble with my newish HD timing out. I reset the cables as
was suggested and I think that the HD is working now. I am now
experiencing similar trouble with my cdrom. Here is the message I get when
I try to access a cd:
hdc: status timeout: status = 0x80 {BUSY}
hdc: drive not
--- Mark Heinrich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was having trouble with my newish HD timing out. I reset the cables
as
was suggested and I think that the HD is working now. I am now
experiencing similar trouble with my cdrom. Here is the message I get
when
I try to access a cd:
hdc: status
On Monday 06 August 2001 11:35 am, Mike Andrew observed:
[snip]
I don't have much experience with rescue boots fortunate grin The
one that works for me is generally via a cd rom boot (any distro)
and goes
linux number root=/dev/hd?? nointrd
Mike:
Hmmm. That's interesting.
May we have
What was that corporation name again. See, I've got this worm I need to
test...
On Sun, 5 Aug 2001, Joel Hammer wrote:
Certainly Mattel was doing this. I read a story a few months ago about a guy
who noticed that (while on an airplane) his laptop kept trying to get an
internet
On Mon, 6 Aug 2001 23:17:20 +1130 Mike Andrew [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Monday 06 August 2001 08:25, Collins Richey wrote:
Nope, not even a Newbie moment. I'm sure most Oldies have experienced
the
well known TLBKAB
TROLLS lie between keyboard and brain
Right on!!!
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--- Mike Andrew [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tuesday 07 August 2001 03:12, Net Llama wrote:
--- Mike Andrew [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
None of which are libstdc++.so, which is the file complained
about.
libstdc++ has libstdc++.so
Sorry Camel, I don't follow what you mean
you do
I have just completed downloading all the images from the camera memory
cards, some 250-300. I have been busy with many things since coming home ( a
week has gone already) things broke (stove (cooker) and the toilet broke etc)
something to do with those pills I take.. But will start redoing
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