On Mon, 29 Dec 1997, Stephen Zander wrote:
This is a little off-topic but given my intent I hope no one minds...
I have a spare SUN Sparc-5 that I'd like to configure as a linux box (why?
because I can :)). Anyway, my *entire* network is token-ring and I don't
have a spare token-ring card
Hi fellow developer,
I am changing ISP and I will be without connection to the net
for about 1-2 weeks. I am unsubscribing myself from all the mailing
lists and I will change email address. If you really need to contact me,
write at [EMAIL PROTECTED], I will change the .forward to send
Vincent Renardias wrote:
Yes, you can, but you need a special ethernet cable with a pair of wires
crossed. (I made a few ones, but you should consider to buy it if you have
no special wiring knowledge. Costs about $8 here.)
Given the specs, I could but not without tools :) Looks like I go
Karl M. Hegbloom wrote:
Yes! When I tried it, the icons it made where like static on a color
TV set. It looked like it was supposed to be making minitures of the
windows, but wasn't working right.
Hmm I saw that once (with 0.6.3). I rearranged my pixmap path, and it
went away. A very weird
On Mon, 29 Dec 1997, Stephen Zander wrote:
Vincent Renardias wrote:
Yes, you can, but you need a special ethernet cable with a pair of wires
crossed. (I made a few ones, but you should consider to buy it if you have
no special wiring knowledge. Costs about $8 here.)
Given the specs, I
Thomas Lakofski wrote:
You'd be surprised... I described a cross cable to a friend of mine, and
told him that he'd have to go and get one made up or get some tools. He
mailed me back 5 minutes later to tell me that he'd got it working. I
asked him how, he said he'd pried the cable apart, done
Thomas Lakofski wrote:
You'd be surprised... I described a cross cable to a friend of mine, and
told him that he'd have to go and get one made up or get some tools. He
mailed me back 5 minutes later to tell me that he'd got it working. I
asked him how, he said he'd pried the cable apart,
On Mon, 29 Dec 1997, Stephen Zander wrote:
Thomas Lakofski wrote:
You'd be surprised... I described a cross cable to a friend of mine, and
told him that he'd have to go and get one made up or get some tools. He
mailed me back 5 minutes later to tell me that he'd got it working. I
asked
Stephen == Stephen Zander [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Stephen David Engel wrote:
Use -profile instead of -pg/-lc_p when profiling, e.g. $ gcc
-profile -o t t.c
Stephen Thanks! That makes it a gcc bug instead. :) (-profile is
Stephen not mentioned anywhere in the docs.)
On Tue, Dec 30, 1997 at 12:15:00AM +0100, Martin Schulze wrote:
today I upgraded the machine that hosts my debian mirror to libc6.
Everyhthing went fine, only some partially resolved dependencies took
some time but didn't meant a problem. Thanks to StormCrow for his
FAQ.
...
Does anybody
On Mon, Dec 29, 1997 at 08:55:26PM -0600, David Engel wrote:
Does anybody have an idea where the problem is? Under normal
circumstances this would prevent my debian mirror to be visible to
most of the machines - I treat this as mission critical.
Something weird must have changed again
On Mon, Dec 29, 1997 at 08:55:26PM -0600, David Engel wrote:
today I upgraded the machine that hosts my debian mirror to libc6.
Everyhthing went fine, only some partially resolved dependencies took
some time but didn't meant a problem. Thanks to StormCrow for his
FAQ.
...
Does
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On Mon, Dec 29, 1997 at 08:55:26PM -0600, David Engel wrote:
today I upgraded the machine that hosts my debian mirror to libc6.
Hi there,
I cannot have the ygoth fonts to work correctly, and would appreciate
some very-very-quick help. Note that I don't use the latest versions
of tetex, and would be happy to download them iff they fix this
problem, but as I have a slow modem link, I'd prefer to be sure what
the way to the
An added complication is that I'd like to merge the mpz, gdbm, curses,
bsddb, net and stdwin packages back into python-misc.
You may want to keep python-mpz, python-curses, and python-gdbm as
separate packages, because they depend on gmp2, ncurses3.4, and
libgdbmg1 (respectively). If they
does anybody have hamm base disks that need to be tested?
or do we still need to use the bo ones and then upgrade the base packages?
Thanks,
Simon
Simon Karpen[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sysadmin, Shodor Education Foundation
On two occasions I have been asked [by members of Parliament!],
On Tue, 30 Dec 1997, Simon's Mailing List Account wrote:
does anybody have hamm base disks that need to be tested?
or do we still need to use the bo ones and then upgrade the base packages?
The testing group is waiting for Sven to put them together, and I haven't
heard any estimates. BTW,
So, timezone (7.48-3) is installed, and required, so dpkg won't
remove it. timezones (2.06-1) is available, and replaces/conflicts
timezone, but dpkg (1.4.0.19) won't replace it, even with
auto-deconfigure. Is there a non-force way to handle this?
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On 30 Dec 1997, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mark W. Eichin) wrote:
So, timezone (7.48-3) is installed, and required, so dpkg won't
remove it. timezones (2.06-1) is available, and replaces/conflicts
timezone, but dpkg (1.4.0.19) won't replace it, even with
On Mon, 29 Dec 1997, Martin Soto wrote:
Hi:
This is to state my intention of packaging the kernel drivers for the
Gravis Ultrasound family of sound cards, made by Jaroslav Kysela and
the Linux Ultrasound Project (see http://home.pf.jcu.cz/~perex/ultra/).
If nobody objects, I'll be
Yann Dirson writes:
Compilation works fine. But dvips fails: it seems that mf produces
output (despite many Strange path warnings), but no file is created
in /var/spool/texmf/pk/ljfour/public/gothic/, which may explain why
dvips says Font ygoth not found.
Older versions of the MakeTeX
I will be working on the boot-floppies package for the next few days.
Hopefully I will have a working boot-floppy tomorrow. I would generate
a set of base disks after that if nobody else has.
Thanks
Bruce
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sure... put me in, esp. since i'm in the process (as we speak) of
switching a couple production machines from redhat 4.2 to debian hamm.
also, please use [EMAIL PROTECTED] for testing group mail
so it isn't lost in the flood of mailing list stuff.
Thanks,
Simon
On Tue, 30 Dec 1997, Brandon
Hello!
I plan to package gtk--, a C++ wrapper for Gtk, the famous set of widgets
behind The GIMP, as everybody (should) know... at least, if there isn't
anybody who is more knowledgable.
As soon I have it ready, I would put it on my personal web site and announce
it, because I'm not
Yann Dirson writes:
I cannot have the ygoth fonts to work correctly, and would appreciate
some very-very-quick help.
OK, thanks to all for your quick answers, and especially to Olaf for
the fix. For those interested by the fix, here it is:
Manually apply thefollowing diff to both MakeTexPK
Hi all of you,
I had a mail problem with my ISP between the 21th and the 24th of
december, which ended in 300 mails lost.
If some of you emailed me any message during this period, there are
good chances I didn't get it, and you should probably resend it.
Thanks,
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Hi all:
I'm packaging a kernel driver for the Gravis Ultrasound sound card. It
requires some special device files to be created (in addition to those
normally used by the OSS driver) in order for all of its features to work. My
question is, how should I create the device files?
By now, I'm
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