On Mon, 25 May 1998, Fred Whipple wrote:
I'm trying to work my way through the Java-CGI HOWTO, but have run into
Although I can't imagine why you'd want to write CGI scripts in Java other
than the "coolness factor," I think I can point out your problem.
# test.class is in the same directory
On Mon, 25 May 1998, Neely Kountze wrote:
I am trying to find our about the function of portmap, and cannot find
Portmap is used so that programs on one system can connect to a single
well-known port (belonging to the portmapper) on another system and ask
the portmapper where it can find other
Make a file called .Xclients in your home directory and put the command
startkde in it.
-Magnus
Dave Watts wrote:
Hi folks,
I am trying to set up KDE on my system running RH 5.0. I have successfully
installed the support, libs, base, utilities, and admin binary rpm files.
I've added
Hi,
what is the correct sytax for importing the system date and time into a bash script?
I need to assign this to variable that I can manipulate.
Also, How do I write to the message log file via the syslogd?
thanks in advance
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hello all
several questions:
1. Where do I define bru to make remote dumps?
2. When using /sbin/dump in a remote machine a get always the following
error:
/sbin/dump 0usf 265000 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/dev/nst0 /
DUMP: Date of this level 0 dump: Tue May 26 02:03:57 1998
DUMP: Date of last
I have xfree 3.3.2 and fvwm2 working now somewhat. I can startx as root
but not as a regular user. As a regular user if I type Xwrapper I get an X
session starting but just a gray screen and now xclients start up.
How is Xwrapper supposed to be invoked? Where is the documentation for
Xwrapper?
Another problem since upgrading to xfree86 3.3.2 is the
following:
[rgolan@ozenfant xinit]$ netscape
[1] 2849
[rgolan@ozenfant xinit]$ /usr/lib/netscape/netscape-navigator: can't
resolve symbol '__xstat'
I think I read that this has something to do with libraries. Does anyone
know how to fix
If you are sure you have all the dependencies installed, and RPM
reports
failed dependencies, try this:
rpm -i --nodeps [package]
[...]
failed dependencies:
/bin/sh is needed by XFree86-libs-3.3.2-5
Do you have the latest version of RPM itself? This error is usually an
what is the correct sytax for importing the system date and time into a
bash script?
I need to assign this to variable that I can manipulate.
TODAY = $(date)
YESTERDAY = `date --yesterday`
echo "Today is $TODAY"
echo "Yesterday was $YESTERDAY"
You use backticks to capture the output of a
After upgrading from Redhat 4.2 to Redhat 5.0. I have noticed that the
following perl script doesn't work :
#!/usr/bin/perl
use Sys::Syslog;
print "Hello";
###
# Error Message
David Taylor wrote:
I thought I'd resend this because I'm not sure if it was received the
first time.
I am running RedHat 5.0 with Tcl/Tk 8.0 and I am trying to install
TkDesk.
I originally tried to install the rpm version (statically linked) and
I
got the following error message:
Maybe I am missing the point, but why cannot you not continue to use
Samba over TCP/IP on the Win95 machines?
Graham...
Michael Jinks wrote:
Graham wrote:
You need to take a look at the Netware Emulator MARS_NWE. The Win95 PCs
will need to have a Netware Client installed (either MS or
Hi,
Thanks for the explaination on the $(). It worked very nicely.
As far as " How do I write to the message log file via the syslogd?",
someone post to me with a clue of "man logger". I looked at it but it
really didn't give me alot of explaination. I really want to post an entry
under
How to delete --help file.
rm -- --help
rm ./--help
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From: Steve G Jones @ SB_PHARM_RD
Date: 26-May-98 10:24:35 AM
Subject: Compaq 4000 NIC Problems
Categories:
Hello,
Has anyone had any luck getting RedHat 5.0 to recognise the embedded
Netelligent Network Interface Card found on a Compaq 4000? Linux
"pd" == Patrick Dupre [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Why the command "linux single" does not work at boot time
(linux works) ?
Try 'linux 1' at the lilo prompt.
pd Same thing, I really do not understand, it always switch to
pd runlevel 6
No idea why this would happen (unless you've
Go to http://cesdis.gsfc.nasa.gov/pub/linux/drivers/index.html and download
the TI ThunderLAN driver, re-compile your kernel and install it.
Regards
Peter
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Subject: Compaq 4000 NIC Problems
Date: Tuesday, May 26, 1998 5:24 PM
I just reinstalled RedHat do to redo the directory structures. After
restarting I began to get the message
"Sorry, ppp not supported by this kernel"
I installed the stock redhat kernel which I believe has ppp in it. Any
ideas??
Belief is not sufficient. You need certainty! Does
dmesg
Just rpm -Uvh XFree86... --force
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Bill Lewis wrote:
Help, I can't access my floppy . when Linux boots up I see a line that
says device fd0 is 1.44. However I can't access the floppy to format,
copy to or from or read. I get this
Have you tried using the mtools: mdir mcopy etc? If you want to format
the floppy to DOS
Michael J. Yanowitz wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply (though I won't try it 'til tonight), but I have
two more questions:
1) Should there be anything after the initrd= , or is that the correct syntax?
2) Do I need to do anything in System Commander to let it know where the LILO
or
I don't have the slightest clue where the problem is. I get this
message daily and it's getting annoying. Any clues? Suggestions
welcome:
From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue May 26 08:05:07 1998
Date: Tue, 26 May 1998 01:02:01 -0400
From: Cron Daemon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
On 26 May 1998, Jake Colman wrote:
I wanted to upgrade some packages on my system and decided to downloaded source
RPMs. Looking at the RPM MAN page, I thought that rpm --recompile would
compile and install the package. I tried it, it recompiled but a rpm -q showed
that the older package
I used to boot with LILO without any problems, but I
wanted to install System Commander so that I can also
install Window's NT.
LILO was installed in the MBR in /dev/hda, but my
Linux partition is in /dev/hdb2.
So I installed System Commander and now I can no longer
boot into Linux.
Any
Coul anyone point me to a Howto or something about gnu bash
scripts ?
Thanx in advance .
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On Tue, 26 May 1998, Jakob 'Sparky' Kaivo wrote:
On 26 May 1998, Jake Colman wrote:
I wanted to upgrade some packages on my system and decided to downloaded source
RPMs. Looking at the RPM MAN page, I thought that rpm --recompile would
compile and install the package. I tried it, it
"jmk" == James Michael Keller [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
jmk I got the wrapper for 4.0, I open up an xterm in X and try and rpm -Uvh
jmk the wrapper and it says that it can only be installed from X - but the X
jmk server is running ... what gives?
jmk Anyone got this thing to install?
Sure
I have RedHat and win95 connected to each other via ethernet. The network
card runs fine on both systems. I want to be able to set up the RH machine
so it dials into my local ISP, and be able to go on the Internet with both
my RH and win95 machine. Also basically to be able to use the RH as a
I wanted to upgrade some packages on my system and decided to downloaded source
RPMs. Looking at the RPM MAN page, I thought that rpm --recompile would
compile and install the package. I tried it, it recompiled but a rpm -q showed
that the older package was still installed. I did a rpm
ok,
i posted my second mail without reading the others... ;-)
follow the hints from real users os System Commander
ciao fede
Michael J. Yanowitz wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply (though I won't try it 'til tonight), but I have
two more questions:
1) Should there be anything after the
On Tue, 26 May 1998, Kevin Currie wrote:
I recently switched from Debian to RedHat, however, RedHat is
giving me some rather annoying problems. I have a server with two
ethernet cards. The kernel finds both of them okay. I want to configure
eth0 on a 192.168.1.x class C network.
Hope you guys don't mind, but I am about to set up my X manager and wonder which ones
you guys like best. Not overwhelmed by Metro-X and having done a bit of reading, I am
considering XFree, but also considering olvwm, fvwm as well. Which are easy to
install and which are more widely
On 26 May 1998, Jake Colman wrote:
Can someone please explain to me what libc is all about? Some binary packages
provide different versions of the RPM depending on whether you want libc5 or
libc6. Which is provided with RH5? Which do I or should I prefer? Why?
libc-4 was the old a.out
Hi michel,
Michael J. Yanowitz wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply (though I won't try it 'til tonight), but I have
two more questions:
1) Should there be anything after the initrd= , or is that the correct syntax?
it's the correct spelling, however check the redhat manual
(it's called
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Hope you guys don't mind, but I am about to set up my X manager and
wonder which ones you guys like best. Not overwhelmed by Metro-X and
having done a bit of reading, I am considering XFree, but also
considering olvwm, fvwm as well. Which are easy to install and
I got the wrapper for 4.0, I open up an xterm in X and try and rpm
-Uvh
the wrapper and it says that it can only be installed from X - but the
X
server is running ... what gives?
I've had the same problem with it and would like to know too :)
Meridian-
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I am able to start eth0 and therefore see the local network. The
network card is working fine in Windows 95 but not with RedHat. In the
control panel, it is set to start at boot but it does not. Starting
eth0 manually no effect.
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hi Michael,
boot with the bootdisk of redhat specifing at the prompt:
linux single root=/dev/hdb2 initrd=
this will mount your root partition and give you a shell,
then rerun lilo
ciao fede
J. Yanowitz wrote:
I used to boot with LILO without any problems, but I
wanted to install System
Just my .02 worth here but I would stay as far away from Metro-X as
possible. I have several support e-mail's from them, telling me that my
equipment is not supported even though its on their list. I had XFree up
and running within 10min of starting and have not had a single problem
yet.
On Tue, 26 May 1998, Michael J. Yanowitz wrote:
I used to boot with LILO without any problems, but I
wanted to install System Commander so that I can also
install Window's NT.
LILO was installed in the MBR in /dev/hda, but my
Linux partition is in /dev/hdb2.
So I installed System
NETWORKING=yes
FORWARD_IPV4=false
HOSTNAME=eddie.sirius.cybernetics.net
DOMAINNAME=sirius.cybernetics.net
GATEWAY=
GATEWAYDEV=
You haven't set a route to the local net. Either fill in GATEWAY= and
GATEWAYDEV= in /etc/sysconfig/network and then reboot
OR
do some manual ROUTE
You seem to be confusing X _SERVERS_ with X _WINDOW MANAGERS_.
There are two basic popular X Servers for Red Hat users : MetroX and
XFree86. (Yes, others exist, but we're talking about popularity with RH
customers, a good chunk of whom will use one of the two that came on their
CD).
There are a
I just subscibed to this wonderful list and have noticed a few posts about
turning a linux machine into a sniffer box. How is this done? any FAQ on
the subject? And also, anyone who is familiar with apache, how do you get
apache to log what type of browser that a client is using. I run
I have RedHat and win95 connected to each other via ethernet. The network
card runs fine on both systems. I want to be able to set up the RH machine
so it dials into my local ISP, and be able to go on the Internet with both
my RH and win95 machine. Also basically to be able to use the RH as a
Hope you guys don't mind, but I am about to set up my X manager and wonder which ones
you guys like best. Not overwhelmed by Metro-X and having done a bit of reading, I
am considering XFree, but also considering olvwm, fvwm as well. Which are easy to
install and which are more widely
Hi all !
Does anyone here know of a grapphical login app. which allows me
to login to various WM. ig. I would like to be able to choose if
I want to login to WindowMaker, Enlightenment etc.
I'm currently using Login.app 1.2.1, but that only allows me to login
to one WM.
Any suggestions will be
Coul anyone point me to a Howto or something about gnu bash
scripts ?
read man pages (man bash) or search for bash-doc-*.rpm (try rufus.w3.org or
ftp.redhat.com)
Claudiu Balciza
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(Talking about RH5.0)
There is JDK for Linux
There is Interbase 4.0 for RH4.2 (works fine on 5.0)
It is supposed the above can "communicate" through JDBC
But where is the InterBase JDBC driver ?
I guess I have a problem because the (free) InterBase 4.0 / Linux isn't delivered with
an
"Dave" == Dave Wreski [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dave If you have X configured, you can try using the netcfg utility.
Dave Otherwise, copy the /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 to
Dave /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0:0. Then edit this new file
Dave so it looks
Can someone please explain to me what libc is all about? Some binary packages
provide different versions of the RPM depending on whether you want libc5 or
libc6. Which is provided with RH5? Which do I or should I prefer? Why?
Thanx!
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Thanks for setting me straight on this... In this case, when I setup up Metro-X or
Xfree86 which window manager comes up by default...? I never chose a window manager
when I had Metro-X running...
Mike
Michael Hatzakis, Jr MD
Resident Physiatrist - R3
Thomas Jefferson University Hospital
Have you tried using the mtools: mdir mcopy etc? If you want to format
the floppy to DOS format, better let DOS do it.
This works for me.
fdformat /dev/fd0H1140
mkdosfs /dev/fd0H1140
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Hello,
I've been beating my head against the wall about what's probably a simple
problem, so I thought I'd ask the list for help.
I've set up my RH 5.0 PC as a print server for several machines using lpd.
Unfortunately, it only works if the remote user has an account on the
local machine. The
Hi Everyone,
I'm trying to get my modem 'seen' in linux, I have an external modem
connected to com2.
I have seen references to a symlink(?) to cua(n), (I'm guessing that
com2 would be cua1?) for /dev/modem. On my system this doesn't
exist, but cua1 does.
Just to see if I can talk to the
I recently switched from Debian to RedHat, however, RedHat is
giving me some rather annoying problems. I have a server with two
ethernet cards. The kernel finds both of them okay. I want to configure
eth0 on a 192.168.1.x class C network. The server will be .2, and an NT
box will be
Defragmentation utility for ext2 partition does exist. It is called
'defrag' :-). The latest version I know is defrag-0.73-2.
But be VERY careful with it. If smth goes wrong with your system when this
utility is working over some partition, this partition may be lost
completely and you'll have
Hi folks !
I'm a bit curious about what other linux-users think about KDE being
built on non-free libs.
The reasson I'm asking is that, apparanty, more and more people
are reccomending KDE and due to the license of the qt-libs one
might fear that this will mean the end to linux as we know it,
On Tue, 26 May 1998, Michael wrote:
Hi folks !
I'm a bit curious about what other linux-users think about KDE being
built on non-free libs.
The reasson I'm asking is that, apparanty, more and more people
are reccomending KDE and due to the license of the qt-libs one
might fear that this
Once upon a time Michael wrote:
Hi folks !
I'm a bit curious about what other linux-users think about KDE being
built on non-free libs.
The reasson I'm asking is that, apparanty, more and more people
are reccomending KDE and due to the license of the qt-libs one
might fear that this
"Kelley" == Kelley L [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Kelley I used to do it this way myself, until I found out about, rpm
Kelley --rebuild foo-1.0-1.src.rpm
Well that's what I do too. So this is the accepted practise? Build a binary
RPM from the source RPM and then install/upgrade from
Since uprading to XFree86 3.3.2 I have been struggling with trying to use
X as a normal user. I can get X to work as root if I keep the following:
[rgolan@ozenfant bin]$ ls -al X Xwrapper XF86_SVGA
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root9 May 26 13:27 X - XF86_SVGA
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root
Have Xfree running, thanks for all your input, it looks real nice, supports my trident
and 1024 mode and looks great.
However, it still does not recognize my bus mouse. I have a bus mouse card at a
definable irq, now at 5 and cannot understand why even on install, the system could
not
All I can say w/o starting a huge asbestos shortage grin is to check
out www.gnome.org.
Chris
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Has anyone ever accomplished a successful connection to the inet using two
modems bonded under linux?
"channel bonding" a similar product for win95/98 is availible, but i would
rather run linux.
-matt
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You probably don't have as86 installed. It's in the bin86 RPM,
bin86-0.4-3 on my system. HTH
Matt
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I installed RH 4.2 on a K-6/200 on a Intel 430VT chip set and had no
problem at all
and actually have gone through a few installs (just learning) and each time
it went without hitch.
At 03:44 PM 5/26/98 -0500, you wrote:
What's the word on the AMD K6 compatibility with Linux?
The RH hardware
On Tue, May 26, 1998 at 10:50:04PM +, Peter Lavender wrote:
Hi everyone,
I was just thinking, I have a spare 1gig + ide hdd. I was wondering
if I can use this with linux on an old 486MB that doesn't support LBA
or large hdd's at all?
Sure!
If you're going to use it as a SECONDARY
-
afterstep and fvwm2 (and I guess the personally-hated fvwm95) are
pretty
popular window managers. Space-fantasy types seem to dig
enlightenment.
The other ones, I don't know.
-
I guess im the only one that is using ctwm?
Meridian-
__
I just ran a make mrproper and then tried a make menuconfig but it gave
me the following errors..
[root@postal linux]# make menuconfig
rm -f include/asm
( cd include ; ln -sf asm-i386 asm)
make -C scripts/lxdialog all
make[1]: Entering directory `/usr/src/linux-2.0.31/scripts/lxdialog'
gcc -O2
At 02:05 PM 5/26/98 -0400, you wrote:
I am able to start eth0 and therefore see the local network. The
network card is working fine in Windows 95 but not with RedHat. In the
control panel, it is set to start at boot but it does not. Starting
eth0 manually no effect.
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I am probably opening myself up for all kinds o '$h|t with this problem but,
does RedHat 5.0 come shipped with what version of BIND, 4.9 or so, and if
so,
Does it contain that BIND patch for backdoor intruders running vulnerable
versions of named?
Does anyone know what I am talking about? How
I've enjoyed using WindowMaker so far. It doesn't seem to be too
resource-hungry and even looks pretty good on my laptop!
Jil
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To
Eric Fowler (Eastman Software) wrote:
I have rh5. I installed, ran xf86config, then startx. Startx fails because
/usr/X11R6/bin/X is linked to /usr/X11R6/bin/XF86_S3, which does not exist.
I tried again with standard 16 color vga and the same thing happened. What's
up?
hi Eric,
have you
That's the typematic rate and can be set in the BIOS (for most
motherboards). Don't know if Linuz has settings to override the BIOS
settings.
Danny Rice [EMAIL PROTECTED] 05/24/98 12:15pm
When you are editing and hold down the right or left arrow key the
cursor will begin to move after a
I believe manual page 94-95 should help... Mike
Mike
Michael Hatzakis, Jr MD
Resident Physiatrist - R3
Thomas Jefferson University Hospital
Department of Rehabilitation Medicine
Philadelphia, PA, 19026
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-Original Message-
From: Eric Fowler (Eastman
Now what? Do I manually make an entry in /etc/passwd? And if so, what
do I use for a passwd since it's encrypted in that file??
I think as root you can do "passwd houze" and change that users password.
Or log on as that user and just run passwd. (I don't know if you can log
on as that user
On Tue, May 26, 1998 at 11:11:09AM -0700, Jason Scherbarth wrote:
I don't know of Enlightenment being available as an RPM. It's possible
that it might be a goal of the upcoming .14 release, but there's not
much word about what is in and what is not. I know that Rasterman is
working with
I use Communicator's mail filtering feature. It's not perfect but it will at
least separate mails from the various lists that I'm subscribed to. That helps
a lot. I do a lot of highlighting and alt-d, but it beats letting the computer
guess at what I'm interested in.
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I tried using "passwd houze" from root and it seemed to work ok since it
prompted me for a new password and verification. Then it came back with
this:
passwd: User not known to the underlying authentication modeule
Stacy
Now what? Do I manually make an entry in /etc/passwd? And if
On Tue, May 26, 1998 at 06:10:04PM -0700, Stacy Brodzik wrote:
I tried using "passwd houze" from root and it seemed to work ok since it
prompted me for a new password and verification. Then it came back with
this:
passwd: User not known to the underlying authentication modeule
Stacy
On Tue, May 26, 1998 at 02:47:02PM -0600, Kyle Moore wrote:
I have read everything I can find about Linux and learned a ton but
still haven't found the answer to this problem. I have Linux,
Macintosh, Win95 and NT4.0 machines that need to be able to network
together. I have never set up a
If anyone from RedHat is listening, I'm curious -- is there any
relationship between the apparently imminent release of 5.1 and the
timing of the Expo this weekend? More to the point, will copies be
ready in time to pick one up from you guys in person?
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On Tue, 26 May 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If i remember correctly, www.gnu.org has something about creating a
replacement for qt that has the normal GNU public license.
Yeah, this is coming (kinda) in the form of GNOME, except GNOME is all qt
is plus a bunch more. When GNOME has matured a
I need to reopen this issue, as I had set it aside.
I have installed rh5 with all the dev options except X-development. I have
written a very short piece of code that calls pthread_create() and
pthread_join(), and am getting what us Microsofties call an unresolved
external. I cannot find glibc2
What's the word on the AMD K6 compatibility with Linux?
I'm running RH5.0 on a 200MHZ K6 and a Shuttle 569 MB. I've
just used kernels that were RPMed on the RH site... seems
fine to me.
The RH hardware compatibility guide suggests that there may be some
problems with installing Linux on a K6
From: "George Lenzer" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
1. Does Linux have/need a defragmenting program? I looked around on the net
and found some indications that as long as 10% of the file system is free, ext2
doesn't need defragmenting? Is that true? I noticed that my system mentions
The file
Publish details about your video card, video RAM capacity, monitor, etc., and then I
think we can help a bit more.
Thanks so much... Actually, I had trouble getting Metro-X to recognize my video
setup, which is one reason I have been veering towards Xfree86... My problem areas
are **.
On Tue, 26 May 1998, Peter Lavender wrote:
I was just thinking, I have a spare 1gig + ide hdd. I was wondering
if I can use this with linux on an old 486MB that doesn't support LBA
or large hdd's at all?
Sure. Just make sure that the /boot partition is below the 1024 cylinder
boundary.
On Tue, 26 May 1998, Kyle Moore wrote:
I have read everything I can find about Linux and learned a ton but
still haven't found the answer to this problem. I have Linux,
Macintosh, Win95 and NT4.0 machines that need to be able to network
together. I have never set up a network before but
On Tue, 26 May 1998, Robert Fausey wrote:
I am able to start eth0 and therefore see the local network. The
network card is working fine in Windows 95 but not with RedHat. In the
control panel, it is set to start at boot but it does not. Starting
eth0 manually no effect.
What kind of
Kevin,
The getwd usually means that you're (or cron) is trying to do something
from a directory that doesn't exist.
Example,
cd /usr/trash
Then in another xterm or VC, type rmdir /usr/trash
Now in the first xterm or VC, type "ls" or "cd .." and you should
get the getcd error. You can then cd
R. Kent Thomson
ISDS Program Manager
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Pasadena, CA 91107
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Sent: Tuesday, May 26, 1998 7:33 AM
To: Thomson, Kent
I think that setserial just helps you to configure IRQs and such. I'd
recommend netcfg for basic configuration. At least, that's what worked
for me.
-Chris Lea
Sony lloyd wrote:
What should I do to configure my modem?
Somethin like setserial /dev/modem..or?
Amanda
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I tell you the best way is to go to xwindows then go to the terminal screen and
give command modemtool .
-osama
Sony lloyd wrote:
What should I do to configure my modem?
Somethin like setserial /dev/modem..or?
Amanda
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It's 26 May 98 17:23:55,
We'll return to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and All's
discussion of networking help
sc One Machine is running Winblows 95 and the other one is running RH 4.2
sc I want to basically set up the RH box so it a firewall and it dials
sc into the ISP and the 95 proxies through the
This is how I can it to work now...
I login as root
su to my username
type,
xhost + localhost
and then run Circus (the IRC program) and don't get the error anymore .
So far, its working well for me. Thanks for all the help.
---impu choudhury [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Tony,
Hi
There are probably a couple of fine points that I've gleaned in working
with ISDN vs analog modem. Treating an ISDN modem as an analog modem is
fine if you're only interested in 56Kb, i.e. 1B channel. If, like me,
you have a 3Com Impact IQ, and would like to avail of features like
multi-link PPP
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