Hello, I hope somebody can help me. I've tried to do as much research on
my own before subscribing and emailing to this list.
I have an Sun Ultra 10 workstation and I installed Debian 3.0 (Woody) on
it. Installation went fine.
But I don't know what kind of video hardware the Ultra 10 has..
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> I can't mount floppy disk on my sunblade 100
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~]$ mount /floppy/
> mount: /dev/fd0 is not a valid block device
>
> there is no log information and dmesg don't show any information about
> floppy disk.
>
I've got the same problem, but I don't know a solution yet ...
C
Would anyone be interested in a "I scratch your back if you scratch mine"
scenario? Maybe even more then one person/organization. Currently, we
don't have a way to monitor our network from outside of our network.
We would be more then happy to ping someone's router and if it goes down
send an aler
On Thu, 13 Mar 2003, Peter Parker wrote:
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> Symbol fbPictureInit from module
> /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/drivers/fbdev_drv.o is unresolved!
This file is in package: x11/xserver-xfree86
> What can I do? Look for? Edit?
Maybe try to (re)install this package as a first ditch attempt.
> It has be
Hi all,
>From what I understand, the latest stable Debian for Sparc
is 3r1 and there is 6 cd's for it if I get the whole thing. What
I need to know if I download just the first one, can I get
enough of Linux on my SS20 to come up to a command
prompt when I am done? Or, what is the minimal number
On Thu, Mar 13, 2003 at 02:45:01PM -0600, * charles wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> >From what I understand, the latest stable Debian for Sparc
> is 3r1 and there is 6 cd's for it if I get the whole thing. What
> I need to know if I download just the first one, can I get
> enough of Linux on my SS20 to
On Thu, 13 Mar 2003 14:45:01 CST, "* charles" writes:
>What I need to know if I download just the first one, can I get
>enough of Linux on my SS20 to come up to a command
>prompt when I am done?
The first CD will fully suffice for that.
cheers,
&rw
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* * charles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [030313 13:01]:
> From what I understand, the latest stable Debian for Sparc
> is 3r1 and there is 6 cd's for it if I get the whole thing. What
> I need to know if I download just the first one, can I get
> enough of Linux on my SS20 to come up to a command
> pr
Hi,
You just need the first one. You can then apt-get the stuff you like.
"* charles" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>>From what I understand, the latest stable Debian for Sparc
>is 3r1 and there is 6 cd's for it if I get the whole thing. What
>I need to know if I download just the
On Thu, 13 Mar 2003, * charles wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> >From what I understand, the latest stable Debian for Sparc
> is 3r1 and there is 6 cd's for it if I get the whole thing. What
> I need to know if I download just the first one, can I get
> enough of Linux on my SS20 to come up to a command
Hallo *,
14-Feb-03 * charles wrote :
> I just acquired an SS20 with the following:
> 128M of ram
> ZX frame buffer
> 1G hard drive
> Sony external bootable cdrom
> 75MHz cpu
> 19" monitor
> keyboard / no mouse
Quite similar to mine, exept of having a HyperSPARC-150-CPU. You can use any
Tim Spriggs wrote:
one thing that works well in my experience with X verison 4.x is:
# xfree86 -configure
This will generally find common hardware configurations and I have
experienced only minor problems with multi-headed systems.
It's also a very universal way of doing it. It also works wit
Does anyone know a p2p version of mon or nagios?
Daniel
Nick Mitchell wrote:
Would anyone be interested in a "I scratch your back if you scratch mine"
scenario? Maybe even more then one person/organization. Currently, we
don't have a way to monitor our network from outside of our network.
We w
To Joshua - yes I am subscribed, so got it.
don't know how to use the .bz2 file
but I did get it.
To all others - thanks for the posts, I will try
to do the first cd correctly this time.
I have a friend who has a cable modem. He
can do
* * charles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [030313 20:45]:
> To Joshua - yes I am subscribed, so got it.
>don't know how to use the .bz2 file
> but I did get it.
Well, you need to "bunzip2" it. It's a compression format like gzip or
zip. If you want me to uncompr
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