cgf == Christopher Faylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
cgf The latest snapshot should fix some /etc handling problems
cgf (thanks to ideas and code from Pierre Humblet), like the
cgf dreaded BSOD.
Where can I read more about that BSOD problem? I'm getting
blue-screens myself and would
I think this is unrelated to previous messages on this list with a
similar subject. Instead, it pertains to a problem that I encountered
and solved myself; I thought it might benefit others to hear about it,
so here it is.
The symptom is that I was trying to start a non-Cygwin program that
I'd
I'm using emacs-21.2-10.
I frequently want to switch to the buffer named `*shell*', so I type
C-x b * s h e SPC RET
expecting that, since `*shell*' is the only buffer whose name begins
with `*she', the SPC will cause its complete name (`*shell*') to
appear in the minibuffer, and the
For what it's worth, I too had this problem on Windows 2000, but I was
able to work around it by putting
set HOME=/home/Administrator
into my cygwin.bat.
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Guile 1.6.0
Linux offby1 2.4.18 #1 Wed Aug 14 22:07:05 PDT 2002 i686 unknown
configured with `--prefix=/usr/local/guile1.6-threads --with-threads'
buildstamp = Thu Oct 31 06:05:53 PST 2002
LIBS = -lqthreads -lpthread -lcrypt -lm
libguileinterface = 15:0:3
guileversion = 1.6.0
pkgincludedir =
This is guile 1.6.0
$ /usr/local/guile1.6/bin/guile -q -c '(begin (display (expt 0 3)) (newline))'
1
But other schemes (not to mention my dim recollection of mathematics)
disagree:
$ /usr/bin/guile --version
Guile 1.4
$ /usr/bin/guile -q -c '(begin (display (expt 0 3)) (newline))'
0
$ scheme
This is in 1.6.0.
Node `Further Reading' says that Teach Yourself Scheme in Fixnum
Days is at
http://www.cs.rice.edu/~dorai/t-y-scheme/t-y-scheme.html,
but in fact it appears to be at
http://www.ccs.neu.edu/home/dorai/t-y-scheme/t-y-scheme.html
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Pavel Are you sure that you're using 2.194.2.22 ?
Yes, that's what it says on the splash screen.
Pavel Setup.Exe causes Application Error at 0x78001750
Pavel http://www.cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2002-03/msg01135.html
Pavel Does
Pavel == Pavel Tsekov [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Pavel I've earlier today submited a patch for this and you just
Pavel have to wait until the new setup.exe is released.
Sounds good to me! Thanks very much.
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Service Pack: 6
Current Type: Uniprocessor Free
Registered Organization: Confounded Computer Company
Registered Owner: Eric Hanchrow
* Task List *
0 Idle.exe
2 System.exe
20 smss.exe
30 CSRSS.exe
34
This might be a bug, or it might just be that I'm misunderstanding
something. (I would have checked the mailing list archive to see if
this has already been reported, but as far as I can tell, I'd need to
either check about 30 separate monthly archives by hand -- ugh -- or
download a 15Mb file.
I built openssl 0.9.6b (it passed its tests) using the Perl that comes
with Cygwin, as opposed to Active State Perl, which your documentation
recommends. I was using Perl version 5.6.1-2.
I *think* that, with the previous version (5.6.1-1) of Perl,
`./Configure no-threads CygWin32' failed,
Here's my suggested fix:
--- guile.texi.~1.12.~ Fri Jun 29 14:43:17 2001
+++ guile.texi Tue Aug 14 18:20:31 2001
@@ -161,8 +161,6 @@
* Debugging:: Internal debugging interface.
* Deprecated:: Features that are planned to
I've only just started reading about keywords, and am not sure I've
got this right. But it seems that every place in the documentation
that says `#:key' should really say `#key' instead -- the former
doesn't work in Guile; it complains like this:
guile (lambda* (bob #:key sam) '())
gotomypc.com offers remote access via the web -- you install some software
on one machine, and then can access that machine's desktop remotely by
pointing your web browser at gotomypc.com, and telling it the name of the
machine you want to connect to. It feels very much like VNC, except they've
It talks about 'sliming' when it should instead say 'slimming'.
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I downloaded cvs-1.11.1p1, and was stepping through it out of
curiosity. I saw in server.c, starting at line 5810:
memset (descrambled_password, 0, strlen (descrambled_password));
free (descrambled_password);
if (host_user == NULL)
{
#ifdef HAVE_SYSLOG_H
CYGWIN_NT-4.0 ALPHA 1.3.2(0.39/3/2) 2001-05-20 23:28 i686 unknown
I built emacs 21.0.102 from the sources on
ftp://alpha.gnu.org:/gnu/emacs/unreadable/pretest. Unfortunately I don't
remember exactly how I built it; it wasn't straightforward. I do remember
that I used Microsoft Visual C++ as
I'm unable to build the latest (0200 GMT 31 December) Gnucash, perhaps
because I don't have a "guppi" library. When I do "./configure", all
is well until I see
checking for ghttp_request_new in -lghttp... yes
Unknown library `libguppi'
Unknown library `libguppi'
./configure:
Foolish me: I'd been happily running ssh 1:2.2.0p1 on my Potato
system, and then I upgraded to ssh 1:2.2.0p1-1.1. (I got both of
those versions from unstable.) Well, that newer version doesn't
work on potato, because it requires a newer libc. I don't care to
upgrade libc, and ssh is now
Index: gnucash.c.in
===
RCS file: /home/cvs/cvsroot/gnucash/src/guile/gnucash.c.in,v
retrieving revision 1.12
diff -w -u -p -w -u -r1.12 gnucash.c.in
--- gnucash.c.in2000/09/20 21:38:55 1.12
+++ gnucash.c.in
The following message is a courtesy copy of an article
that has been posted to vmware.guest.misc as well.
a href=http://www.vmware.comVMware/a is a nifty (albeit non-free,
alas) program that emulates a physical PC in software. It's ideal for
messing about with a new operating system, when you
I've got the latest CVS stuff (namely 1.5.2), and libgnomeprint-dev
from Helix -- 0.23-helix1.
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I.. -I./calculation -I./engine -I./guile
-I./register-g -O2 -Wall -Wunused -Wall -Werror-implicit-function-declaration
-I/usr/include -DNEED_GNOMESUPPORT_H
This may be a problem with autoconf, and not GnuCash. But anyway ...
Using the 1.5.2 that's in CVS, and the latest Gnome stuff from Helix,
I did "autogen.sh", and saw this:
checking for gtk_html_new in -lgtkhtml... no
configure: error: Cannot find gtkhtml. See the README for more
I slavishly keep up with Helix Gnome, which may be my undoing -- I
have Version: 0.23-helix1 of Package: libgnomeprint-dev, and it lacks
gnome-printer-profile.h. But alas, src/gnome/print-session.h wants
it. Does this mean Gnucash ought to quit using that file, or should I
revert to a previous
Please note that, if you choose to apply this patch, you'll need to
add one .png file (which I didn't include in this message, because
it's pretty big). I've also modified another .png file to bring it
more in line with what the program shows.
The file to add will be called
I'm trying to build GnuCash from CVS.
I couldn't get "configure" to complete, because it said (rightly) that
I didn't have the gtkhtml library. So then I looked around to see
where I could get that library from. The README file says
gtkhtml: version 0.4 and later should work. You can
I'm rewriting a tiny piece or two of the documentation, and now I'm
looking at the stuff about reconciling your accounts
(xacc-recnwin.sgml). I'd like to write an explanation of what the
letter 'c', in the reconcile window, means ... but I don't know. I
*think* it means that I've somehow
"Eric" == Eric Hanchrow [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Eric I figured all my troubles would be over, but `configure'
Eric still complained thusly:
Eric checking for gtk_html_new in -lgtkhtml... no
Eric configure: error: Cannot find gtkhtml. See the README for
"Eric" == Eric Hanchrow [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Eric GnuCash uses GNU Automake to handle the build process, so for most of
Eric -the details, see the generic instructions in INSTALL. Below we detail
Eric -the GnuCash specific bits.
Eric +the details, see t
William Jensen sez:
At work we run NT but I like to access my home pc. We use a
package called KEA as our main telnet/term package. Does
anyone have any experience getting KEA to use any sort of ssh?
Alternatively, does anyone know of a windows terminal package
that is
Eric == me (Eric Hanchrow [EMAIL PROTECTED]) writes:
Eric I just received my Debian 2.2 CDs from Cheapbytes -- 3 binary
Eric CD-ROMS. I could not boot off the first one (the installation program
Eric complained that it couldn't mount the rescue image).
I whined at CheapBytes
"Eric" == me (Eric Hanchrow [EMAIL PROTECTED]) writes:
Eric I just received my Debian 2.2 CDs from Cheapbytes -- 3 binary
Eric CD-ROMS. I could not boot off the first one (the installation program
Eric complained that it couldn't mount the rescue image).
I whined at
I just received my Debian 2.2 CDs from Cheapbytes -- 3 binary
CD-ROMS. I could not boot off the first one (the installation program
complained that it couldn't mount the rescue image).
I decided to run `md5sum' on each file on the CD-ROM, and compare its
output with the file /cdrom/md5sum.txt.
all:
@echo wildcard: $(wildcard ~)
@echo shell : $(shell echo ~)
# GNU Make version 3.78.1 (as shipped with RedHat 6.2)
# GNU bash, version 1.14.7(1) (as shipped with RedHat 6.2)
# Here's the output I get:
# 09:00:28 [erich@emerald erich]$ make -f weird
# wildcard:
I can't figure out how to see console messages while I'm using X (I'm
using Gnome, if it matters). I do recall that it was straightforward
on earlier releases of Debian, but I can't recall how it was done.
Now if I start xconsole after logging in, it displays an error Can't
open console. I
I haven't received any mail from this list since 8 May. Is anything
wrong?
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I've installed a test system, on which there is absolutely no
important information. So for my own convenience, I'd like to be able
to make my root password empty. I realize that on a production
machine, this would not be a great idea.
The system that I installed is the latest version of
Since I had to go to some effort to figure out how to get foreign
currency working, I figured I'd write up what I learned and share it.
cd /usr/src/gnucash/doc/html/C/
diff -wu /usr/src/gnucash/doc/html/C/xacc-currency.html\~
/usr/src/gnucash/doc/html/C/xacc-currency.html
---
Out of curiosity, I looked at that file, and realized that I had a
similar file that listed country codes. I got my data from
ftp://info.ripe.net/iso3166-countrycodes, which was last updated Thu
Aug 7 17:59:51 MET DST 1997 (which is more recent that country.sql,
FWIW).
Anyway, I compared my
doc/html/C/xacc-double.html says
p GnuCash can be configured to be strict about double entry,
or you may configure it to be "loose."/p
But I cannot figure out how to tell which way GnuCash is configured,
nor how to change it. I've searched the entire source tree, and found
that the
When I try to build, I see this:
gnc.c: In function `gwrap_gnc_print_session_create':
gnc.c:5133: `PrintSession' undeclared (first use in this function)
gnc.c:5133: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
gnc.c:5133: for each function it appears in.)
gnc.c:5133: `ret'
I'm using Debian "potato" (a pre-release of 2.2). I got the latest
gnucash sources from CVS, and did `configure'. It emitted this
warning:
checking for gtk_xmhtml_new in -lgtkxmhtml... no
configure: warning: Cannotfind libgtkxmhtml -- gnome build
disabled (not required for motif)
I'm using Debian "potato" (a pre-release of 2.2). I got the latest
gnucash sources from CVS, and did `configure'. I did not have libxml
installed, but configure emitted no warnings.
`make gnome' naturally failed at the link stage. I then installed the
Debian package that provides libXml.so,
I often see this acronym in changelog files. For example, in
/usr/share/doc/gnucash/changelog.Debian.gz, I see
gnucash (1.2.5.cvs.2204-1.1) frozen unstable; urgency=low
* NMU of the unstable version to frozen, since the new upstream
version fixes an RC bug (fixes:
Often when people report bugs, they include something like this:
Versions of packages dpkg depends on:
ii libc6 2.1.3-7GNU C Library: Shared
libraries an
ii libncurses5 5.0-6 Shared libraries for terminal
hand
ii
Branden == Branden Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Branden On Fri, Mar 03, 2000 at 11:23:30PM -0800, Karl M. Hegbloom wrote:
Eric == Eric Hanchrow [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Eric It took me a few minutes to realize that I was running twm
Eric (I clicked the left mouse
I noticed that /etc/X11/twm/system.twmrc didn't exist, and further,
that the `menu' package wasn't installed. I installed `menu' by hand,
and it created system.twmrc; after that, twm works as Branden describes.
So I guess somebody failed to install the `menu' package.
I am running `potato', and upgrade packages every day (yes, I'm living
on the edge here).
This morning I ran `dselect', chose [U]pdate, [S]elect, and
[I]nstall as usual. It showed me 15 packages that it would upgrade
(the following list only shows 14 packages; that's because I upgraded
`debconf'
This is merely bug #59511, which has already been reported
Mike == Mike Werner [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Mike On Sun, Feb 27, 2000 at 11:13:50AM +0100, Markus Fischer wrote:
Hi,
just a quick question: How can I print all packages and their
version number a given package depends on ? I've seen it in the
submitted bugs.
ktb == ktb [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
ktb I didn't drop any data but I can't access anything but
ktb bios/setup at this time. My system basically is telling me
ktb that no HD exists. How can I restore the partition table?
This might work:
* Create a bootable floppy on a Windows
As of version: 5.8.3-4, the newsreader Gnus is broken: when you start
it, instead of doing anything usefule, it simply reports an error.
There are a few bug reports on this already; here's one:
http://cgi.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=57340.
Anyway, if you usually use Gnus to read and send
The descriptions of those packages in /var/lib/dpkg/available are identical.
I've been upgrading my potato installation about every day for months,
and usually only a few packages get upgraded. But earlier today, I
started my usual upgrade process, and pulled down the latest
Packages.gz file for potato/main, and (I use dselect) noticed that
many (thirty or more?) of my
I have not submitted this as a bug, because I'm not yet sure what's
going on. But I figured I'd post this to see if anyone has had
similar experience, or has any ideas.
Earlier today, as root, I ran `vcstime'. This program causes the time
of day to appear in the corner of all the text-mode
Back in October I posted a message
(http://www.debian.org/Lists-Archives/debian-user-9910/msg00689.html)
to the Debian user list in which I complained about `ping' hanging on
recent kernels. I've since found a workaround, but I don't think I
told any of you about it, so if you're interested, here
"Lars" == Lars Gullik Bjønnes [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Lars LyX 1.1.3 can be downloaded from:
Lars ftp://ftp.lyx.org/pub/lyx/devel/lyx-1.1.3.tar.tgz
Actually, the correct name is
ftp://ftp.lyx.org/pub/lyx/devel/lyx-1.1.3.tar.gz
(that is, `.gz' instead of `.tgz')
> "Lars" == Lars Gullik Bjønnes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Lars> LyX 1.1.3 can be downloaded from:
Lars> ftp://ftp.lyx.org/pub/lyx/devel/lyx-1.1.3.tar.tgz
Actually, the correct name is
ftp://ftp.lyx.org/pub/lyx/devel/lyx-1.1.3.tar.gz
(that is, `.gz' instead of `.tgz')
For what it's worth: I installed the 2.2.12 kernel on my working slink
installation (which has never had the problem), rebooted, and promptly
saw name resolution hang. I restored the 2.0.36 kernel, and
everything worked again.
Last month I had a problem: in short, I installed potato, and noticed
that name resolution hung, although things worked fine if I used a
numeric IP address.
I've included below the plea for help that I sent last month. It
describes the problem in detail.
Well, in case anyone's interested, I
For what it's worth: I installed the 2.2.12 kernel on my working slink
installation (which has never had the problem), rebooted, and promptly
saw name resolution hang. I restored the 2.0.36 kernel, and
everything worked again.
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Last month I had a problem: in short, I installed potato, and noticed
that name resolution hung, although things worked fine if I used a
numeric IP address.
I've included below the plea for help that I sent last month. It
describes the problem in detail.
Well, in case anyone's interested, I
For what it's worth: I installed the 2.2.12 kernel on my working slink
installation (which has never had the problem), rebooted, and promptly
saw name resolution hang. I restored the 2.0.36 kernel, and
everything worked again.
Can anyone tell me what's wrong with my system? At first I assumed it
was a bug in the resolver library, and opened a bug against libc6 in
Debian potato (http://www.debian.org/Bugs/db/45/45912.html); but the
Debian libc6 maintainer is sure that my system is merely
misconfigured.
Here's the
Can anyone tell me what's wrong with my system? At first I assumed it
was a bug in the resolver library, and opened a bug against libc6 in
Debian potato (http://www.debian.org/Bugs/db/45/45912.html); but the
Debian libc6 maintainer is sure that my system is merely
misconfigured.
Here's the
Can anyone tell me what's wrong with my system? At first I assumed it
was a bug in the resolver library, and opened a bug against libc6 in
Debian potato (http://www.debian.org/Bugs/db/45/45912.html); but the
Debian libc6 maintainer is sure that my system is merely
misconfigured.
Here's the
I have both slink and potato installed on my machine, and have set up X
similarly on both: xserver-svga (Version: 3.3.5-1 on potato; Version:
3.3.2.3a-11 on slink). On slink, while running X, when I type
Ctrl+Alt+F1, the screen switches into text mode and shows me virtual
terminal 1, so I could
Gregory == Gregory T Norris [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Gregory 3.3.5-1 doesn't seem to have that problem here, using the
Gregory xserver-3dlabs server. Possibly it's a server issue? (I
Gregory can't test xserver-svga, as my card is one of the few
Gregory which doesn't work with
I'm trying to build lyx on a system running the as-yet-unreleased
version of Debian Linux, code-named `potato'. This system uses version
2.1.2 of the GNU C library; this version apparantly has a slightly
different prototype for `select' than did previous versions.
Here's the output from the
I'm trying to build lyx on a system running the as-yet-unreleased
version of Debian Linux, code-named `potato'. This system uses version
2.1.2 of the GNU C library; this version apparantly has a slightly
different prototype for `select' than did previous versions.
Here's the output from the
I have a partition that has Windows 98 installed on it. When Linux is
running, I have it regularly copy a few useful files onto the Windows
98 partition, as a simple backup. I do the copying with an entry in
my crontab (this particular entry converts my .mailrc into a form that
Outlook Express
I recompiled my kernal to support two chips. When I went through
the make config i did not see any thing that looked like it might belong
to the iso9660 file system. I need this fs to mount my cdrom.
I looked in /proc/filesystem and sure enough iso9660 was not there. Also
looked at the
I was using `scwm', the Scheme Window Manager. It was killing my X server!
Thanks anyway.
-Original Message-
From: Eric Hanchrow
Sent: Tuesday, August 25, 1998 06:22 PM
To: 'XFree86@XFree86.org'
Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: How do I prevent Ctrl+Alt+Q from killing my
that sequence, but I don't know how. For what it's worth,
I've uncommented `DontZap' in /etc/X11/XF86COnfig; that prevents
Ctrl+Alt+Backspace from killing the server ...
Please respond by email, as I don't regularly read this group.
Thanks!
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On another
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erich (my user name)
sdlfskldfj (my
password)
binary
cd /usr/local/bin
get emacs
* A description of the
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