On Fri, May 11, 2001 at 01:15:25PM +1000, Jeff Waugh uttered:
quote who=Terry Collins
I'm thinking that I would like to be able to waltz in with a floppy
Linux and run a linux presentation.
Does it have to be a floppy? The X setup on the most recent version of the
Linuxcare BBC
And, a thought occurs. Won't Terry have to compile and install ecore,
evas, eke(magic|point) every time, since it's a CD?
You could always rebuild the cd with what you want on it, The BBC cd's are
an excellent starting point for doing that.
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Jeffrey Borg wrote:
And, a thought occurs. Won't Terry have to compile and install ecore,
evas, eke(magic|point) every time, since it's a CD?
You could always rebuild the cd with what you want on it, The BBC cd's are
an excellent starting point for doing that.
Yeah... the BBC is based
Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Terry Collins
I'm thinking that I would like to be able to waltz in with a floppy
Linux and run a linux presentation.
Does it have to be a floppy?
Hmm, hadn't thought of a CD. That might be doable, but I won't actually
know what the machine has until I
On Fri, May 11, 2001 at 10:16:35AM +1000, Mike Lake wrote:
qualify_domain = uts.edu.au
comment it out.
OK Have now done that.
Did it fix anything?
So now when you send mail locally it should append your hostname
to the To: and From: addresses.
To test:
echo test1 | mail -s test1
On Fri, 11 May 2001, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Andy Eager
Given imap's apparent lack of configuration (for anything), how does it
know which directory to get my mail from [ //var/spool/mail//user].
I'm assuming you're using 'imapd', which is the horrible, disgusting, evil
creation
On Fri, 11 May 2001, Joshua Burvill wrote:
on pc1 /usr/sbin/pppd noauth crtscts lock \
192.168.101.3:192.168.101.4 /dev/ttyS0 38400
on pc2 /usr/sbin/pppd noauth crtscts lock \
192.168.101.4:192.168.101.3 /dev/ttyS0 38400
No need to specify IP numbers on
Hi there!
I just want to know, how can we know which rpm we
should install, if we only need a library to satisfy dependency?
For example, I want to install X.rpm When I install
it, the X need libn.sss.so4 (just only an example)
So, how can I know which rpm file I have to install
to get
Hi, I've just installed Debian Potato [2.2r2] but although it has
succeeded overall, there are a few probs ...
The applications menu has not loaded in Xterm so I have no access
to mail and other apps.
Also LILO does not give me access to the other (Win) drive. How
does one
By way of explanation:
I have managed to open a connection via my ISP - which only seems
to work as root - and found that Balsa sends mail but does receive it at
the moment; I'm working on it. Mailx, Mutt, Pine, and Elm also do not
seem to work.
The other thing is that I
Phillipus,
You can try rpmfind.net apon which you can search for rpm's which contain
the library, e.g. just search on the libn.sss.so4 (for example) to find the
rpm.
Regards,
Scott
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Phillipus Gunawan
Sent:
Try adding this in your /etc/lilo.conf file:
other=/dev/hda1
label=dos
table=/dev/hda
Then type lilo and make sure it has added dos as a boot prompt.
Regards,
Scott
Adam Bogacki wrote:
By way of explanation:
I have managed to open a connection via my ISP - which
Adam Bogacki wrote:
Also LILO does not give me access to the other (Win) drive. How
does one confiugure Debian Lilo to provide this option ?
Hmm, sending me a debian Q?
man lilo won't help much, but man lilo.conf will (as suggested at the
bottom of man lilo.
Of course, I'm on a Suse
Hi,
Did you ever ask yourself why Linux can't win the battle
against Windows? Well, who can give you a fun^H^H^Hbetter
answer than the Microsoft:
http://www.microsoft.com/europe/industry/retail/strategicwhitepapers/2523.htm
Sorry, but if you're interested you'll need something to
view the .doc
Try adding this in your /etc/lilo.conf file:
other=/dev/hda1
label=dos
table=/dev/hda
Then type lilo and make sure it has added dos as a boot prompt.
You may also have to add (above the kernel sections):
prompt
timeout=50
and comment out the delay=x line and run /sbin/lilo.
If
hi all.
Im interested in buying a webcam im looking at the el-cheapo - cheap range and
obviously
i want linux / bsd compatability.
All i want it for is to basicly to put pics on the web. but it would be real nice if i
could
use it via netmeeting type things..
I know that some of the logitechs
and speaking of which.. is there a netmeeting type client for linux?
On Sat, 12 May 2001, Alex Salmon wrote:
hi all.
Im interested in buying a webcam im looking at the el-cheapo - cheap range and
obviously
i want linux / bsd compatability.
All i want it for is to basicly to put pics on
Adam, I strongly recommend you get a copy of Learning Debian
GNU/Linux. You can get this at Dymocks or
http://www.everythinglinux.com.au
Thus spake Adam Bogacki ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
By way of explanation:
I have managed to open a connection via my ISP - which only seems
to work as
and speaking of which.. is there a netmeeting type client for linux?
http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/docs/HOWTO/other-formats/html_single/NetMee
ting-HOWTO.html
yer
go google
dave
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David wrote:
and speaking of which.. is there a netmeeting type client for linux?
H323 http://www.openh323.org
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