Re: [expert] .h Files
So you use a sillicon graphics ? Axalon wrote: Here ya go, these are from my mips box shouldn't be a problem though. On Thu, 22 Jul 1999, James Capone wrote: Thanks, I have looked.. When I did the Install I did a Full install James - Original Message - From: Ken Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, July 22, 1999 4:26 PM Subject: RE: [expert] .h Files I'm not sure you will find the '.h' files per se. Any you will find will be for a particular compiler and library. It sounds like you may not have loaded any of the library support files when you installed your copy. Try finding those on your source distribution as they would be the most relevant for your system. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of James Capone Sent: Thursday, July 22, 1999 12:20 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [expert] .h Files Where can I find the .h files on the Internet. I am trying to compile a program and it keeps failing on /netinet/protocols.h /netinet/ip_udp.h I can not find them in the Include directory or the sub directories there in. Thanks for the Help James J. Capone Webmaster: http://linuxuser.8m.com Asst. Webmaster http://www.ptm.com Co-Author: Linux for Newbies "Even Common People can attain uncommon results!" --- protocols.h /* protocols.h */ #ifndef _NETINET_PROTOCOLS_H #define _NETINET_PROTOCOLS_H #define IP_ICMP 1 #define IP_IGMP 2 #define IP_GGP3 #define IP_ST 5 #define IP_TCP6 #define IP_UCL7 #define IP_EGP8 #define IP_IGP9 #define IP_BBN_RCC_MON 10 #define IP_NVP_II11 #define IP_PUP 12 #define IP_ARGUS 13 #define IP_EMCON 14 #define IP_XNET 15 #define IP_CHAOS 16 #define IP_UDP 17 #define IP_MUX 18 #define IP_DCN_MEAS 19 #define IP_HMP 20 #define IP_PRM 21 #define IP_XNS_IDP 22 #define IP_TRUNK123 #define IP_TRUNK224 #define IP_LEAF1 25 #define IP_LEAF2 26 #define IP_RDP 27 #define IP_IRTP 28 #define IP_ISO_TP4 29 #define IP_NETBLT30 #define IP_MFE_NSP 31 #define IP_MERIT_INP 32 #define IP_SEP 33 #define IP_3PC 34 #define IP_CFTP 62 #define SAT_EXPAK64 #define IP_RVD 66 #define IP_IPPC 67 #define IP_SAT_MON 69 #define IP_VISA 70 #define IP_IPCV 71 #define IP_BR_SAT_MON76 #define IP_SUN_ND77 #define IP_WB_MON78 #define IP_WB_EXPAK 79 #define IP_ISO_IP80 #define IP_VMTP 81 #define IP_SECURE_VMTP 82 #define IP_VINES 83 #define IP_TTP 84 #define NSFNET_IGP 85 #define IP_DGP 86 #define IP_TCF 87 #define IP_IGRP 88 #define IP_OSPFIGP 89 #define IP_SPRITE_RPG90 #define IP_LARP 91 #endif /* _NETINET_PROTOCOLS_H*/ -- -- ip_udp.h #include linux/udp.h --
Re: [expert] Printer
Hmm sounds great, thats the good thing about linux i think ill just wait, ill use my windows partition for the priting for now Duncan Hall wrote: There is a plan to port this printer though. http://bimbo.fjfi.cvut.cz/~paluch/l7kdriver/ Dunc Morpheus The Sinful Weeper wrote: Darn, this just plain sucks, heh...ok ill spare the money to get another printer when i get paid, its about 90 bucks or so, maybe even cheaper in an auction so what printer is linux friendly, lets see Civileme wrote: Sorry, this time NO flavor of UNIX supports your printer. http://www.picante.com/~gtaylor/pht/printer-list.cgi classifies the Lexmark 1100 and other Lexmark Winprinters as "Paperweights" Civileme Morpheus The Sinful Weeper wrote: Ok I have a simple question..how do i configure a lexmark 1100 printer if it isnt on the list of printtool ? -- Civileme Say: "One who buys dual scan display soon gains Optometrist for best friend." -- // Duncan Hall SysAdmin/WebMaster Viator Systems [ http://www.viator.com ] ... e-commerce systems for the travel industry tel: +61 2 9361 6137 fax: +61 2 9360 9885 -//
[expert] Hey guys
HEy guys I just scored an internship with a local ISP, they're giving me a silicon graphics to work with, i need any tutorials, websites, or books you could point me to i really need to get good at this thanks a lot in advance
Re: [expert] Well....Hello
Ok so I replace this with my old one correct could i get some instructions on that ? I'm really sorry to be bothering so much but, im not that much of aguru :) Mauro Tortonesi wrote: On Mon, 19 Jul 1999, Morpheus The Sinful Weeper wrote: Ok Everyone here knows my sad story of my SiS 620 nowi downloaded XSiS and XSuSe instead of xfree-whatever but when i type "XFCom_SiS" , the screen just completely clears and goes black thats it, i have to reboot after that cuz absolutely nothing happens help out ? anyone ? please ? I'm sending you in attachment my XF86config. I have a SiS 6201, but it uses XFree86-SVGA. -- Aequam memento rebus in arduis servare mentem... Mauro Tortonesi [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://ing49.unife.it/keyser Ferrara Linux User Grouphttp://www.ferrara.linux.it Name: XF86Config XF86ConfigType: Plain Text (TEXT/PLAIN) Encoding: BASE64
[expert] Question
So, I'm thinking of running a little BBS or MUD on my linux box how would i go to setting that up ? how do i configure it so people can telnet in and out, check local email, etc point me to a website or some tutorials, ill greatly appreciate 'em thank you btw, i ordered linux in a nutshell, im waiting, hope it helps me out :) im running console mode, all text..
[expert] Well....Hello
Ok Everyone here knows my sad story of my SiS 620 nowi downloaded XSiS and XSuSe instead of xfree-whatever but when i type "XFCom_SiS" , the screen just completely clears and goes black thats it, i have to reboot after that cuz absolutely nothing happens help out ? anyone ? please ?
Re: [expert] Problem with emacs console-mode
Well, im going with Suse for the only reason that they seem to support my cheap hardware :) Jason Bodnar wrote: On 20-Jul-99 Morpheus The Sinful Weeper wrote: So how did you find SuSe ? I'm changing from mandrake to suse SuSE definitely has the better install problem. Much more user friendly than Red Hat/Mandrake. YaST is okay for somethings but doesn't work well for others. For example, I could never get YaST to set up printing to a printer on my Windows box via Samba. I was able to use the Printer Configurator to set it up in 2 minutes. The big reason I tried Mandrake was becase SuSE wouldn't load my network card modules right. I have a 3c509 and an SMC card (rtl8139). I had them both listed correctly in /etc/conf.modules but Suse would only load one module. Mandrake didn't have a problem with that at all. I think the problem is in one of the init scripts but I couldn't find where it loaded the modules. I posted a message to the SuSE email list twice but never got any help. That was quite frustrating considering that 50% of the posts on that list are off-topic but get at least one answer. So, I'm really distro neutral. Mandrake does what I need it to right now so I'll stick with it until it doesn't.
