Good evening folks,
I want my machine be my answering machine except for the possibility
for saving incoming calls. Only a message shall be displayed to inform
the caller to call at a later time or to send me a dumb letter.
I know that vgetty is able to do this job, but I didn't find enough
If I'm not mistaken, the generic kernel will install on a 2940. It's the
AIC7XXX series of chips, and aic7xxx.o is built into the generic kernel.
It's always best from a performance standpoint to create your own custom
kernel. If you can allocate the space to install the kernel sources and
the
On Tue, 17 Sep 1996, Bruce Perens wrote:
If I'm not mistaken, the generic kernel will install on a 2940. It's the
AIC7XXX series of chips, and aic7xxx.o is built into the generic kernel.
It does. I was at the office and had the generic disk set with me. Said
'what the heck' and found it
Hi,
Some are saying that 2.0.20 may be the final 2.0 version... Does debian
already have 2.0.20 in its stable tree?
If I buy a Debian CD, will it come with 2.0.20?
Thx.
Ricardo
I've seen a few listed. Try:
http://www.ncsa.uiuc.edu/SDG/Software/XMosaic/faq-software.html#editors
On Sep 17, 3:56pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Subject: ?-html
: Hi,
: Please does anyone know of a program/script I can run to provide an
: html output for my manual pages? or better still act
Yves Arrouye ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote on 17 September 1996 00:10:
That wouldn't resolve Michael's problem: assume I change my
app-defaults file for SomeApp, just to adjust colors to my tastes.
Then comes a new release of SomeApp, with new features controlled by X
resources that are in the
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
Please does anyone know of a program/script I can run to provide an html
output for my manual pages?
There's rman, in non-free.
or better still act as the front end of man?
I'm working on a WWW front end to all on-line documentation on a
Debian system, but it's
Michael Alan Dorman:
I feel like a broken record, here, but would people involved in this
discussion please look at /usr/doc/X11/debian.README?
I did that. I didn't notice that paragraph, probably because it
comes under the heading of ``xdm-start-server''. The visual clues
given by the
Are you using ghostscript? I discovered a similar problem a few days ago:
I worked with gs-4.01-2 and all the offsets were correct as specified in
TeX, correct in DVI (xdvi) and PS (ghostview) and on the printer.
But I had to switch back to gs-2.62-2 because of the problem, that
characters get
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Hi,
Please does anyone know of a program/script I can run to provide an html
output for my manual pages? or better still act as the front end of man? I
have
heard that there is some utility for doing this, though I have not come across
it yet
Check out tkman
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i am looking for a pc-speaker kernel patch for the latest kernels (2.0.*)
thks for u're time
borik
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Thanks,
Jonathan
On Tue, 17 Sep 1996 16:06:39 -0600 Rick Macdonald wrote:
From: Rick Macdonald [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 17 Sep 1996 16:06:39 -0600
Subject: Re: ?-html
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: debian-user@lists.debian.org
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Please does
If you buy a Debian CD, it may not come with 2.0.20 . However, you will
be able to download a package from our FTP site and upgrade your system
to 2.0.20 . It should be about 2MB for the binary kernel package, 5MB
for the full kernel source. Installing a package takes a one-line shell
command.
On Tue, 17 Sep 1996, Amos wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to create an updated Packages file, please?
Use dpkg-scanpackages(8). I'm not sure if its manpage is in dpkg 1.2
(stable). You may need to install the dpkg fro unstable to get the
manpage.
Guy
On Tue, 17 Sep 1996 13:04:18 -0700, Ricardo Kleemann
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Some are saying that 2.0.20 may be the final 2.0 version... Does debian
already have 2.0.20 in its stable tree?
I hope that's not the case, because there are bugs in the Adaptec drivers
(aic7xxx) in 2.0.20 that were
@SUBJECT:Re: Debian (not Linux) newbie N
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
use multi-volume backups as I do them off-line anyway. I just define my
backup volumes such that they will fit on one 170 MB tape. That holds
/etc, /home and /usr/local, which is all I need.
My
I just installed Debian 1.1 and I logged on as root. First thing I notice,
there are no editors installed. Not one. You would think this would be a
required thing...
another thing... 'man' doesn't seem to exist! Logged in as root, typing
'man man' gives command not found -- and it's not in
Bruce Perens wrote:
However, you will be able to download a package from our FTP site and
upgrade your system to 2.0.20 .
Installing a package takes a one-line shell command.
So, when will the kernel-package appear on the CD-ROM distributions? I
had to recompile the kernel before I could
Paul Christenson [N3EOP] wrote:
[forwarded by request]
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Subject: Re: HELP: Probs configuring X
Date: Mon, 16 Sep 1996 20:55:44 -0400
From: Susan G. Kleinmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Paul Christenson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello,
I would very much like to read my mail and news off-line.
So I thought suck and inn would be good choice for that.
Now I have tried to set up a news spool. What comes to the
local news, everything is working fine. I can send articles
to local groups and I can read them with all news
Martin Schulze wrote:
:
: Good evening folks,
:
: I know that vgetty is able to do this job, but I didn't find enough
: information to configure this.
MGETTY comes definitfly with enought and complete docs.
Heiko
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Chris R. Martin:
I just installed Debian 1.1 and I logged on as root. First thing I notice,
there are no editors installed. Not one. You would think this would be a
required thing...
I assume you have installed just the base package. /bin/ae is
part of the base package.
another thing...
Hi again!
System is running fine, thank you! A question: Can I do ftp in passive
mode with dselect ? It does not seem to rely on .netrc, so I can't give
passive command there. I also tried dftp, but it seemed too complicated
(did not read .dftprc etc).
(I would like to update my
Hi Chris,
Subject: where's man ??
Author: debian-user@lists.debian.org at cclink
Date:18.09.96 09:11
I just installed Debian 1.1 and I logged on as root. First thing I
notice, there are no editors installed. Not one. You would think this
would be a required thing...
another
Good day folks,
I'd like to invite all of you to take a look at the
mutt-package. You'll find it on ftp.infodrom.north.de in
/pub/people/joey/debian/beta.
The mime.types file that is supportet by mutt seems to be incompatibel
to the one that is installed in /etc.
Here's the mutt syntax:
#
#
By default, X11 uses /dev/mouse, I think.
So perhaps there is just a symlink
/dev/mouse - /dev/ttyS0
missing. (Of course, you have to refer to the correct mouse device,
/dev/ttyS0 is COM1, so if you have a bus mouse, you will have to change
this to the appropriate device.)
So doing
Even easier - I just downloaded the new 3.1.2F server, named it
XF86_Mach64 (I think it already was..) and overwrote the old 3.1.2 debian
server. Hey presto, no changes required.
I'm new to debian/linux, but I think I'm right in saying that this file
will now just be overwritten if I install a
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I just installed Debian 1.1 and I logged on as root. First thing I notice,
there are no editors installed. Not one. You would think this would be a
required thing...
There is at least 'ae' installed and this is documented. At least i knew
this after having
I have got 16MB of RAM on my machine. Could someone tell me if it would
still be necessary for me to create a Linux swap partition. Also, would
Linux fdisk wipe out my DOS partition even if I only want to create one
Linux partition w/ Linux fdisk and not mess up w/ DOS partition using
Linux fdisk.
Hi!
I wonder if someone has experiences configuring a Elsa Winner 2000PRO/X
with 2 MB RAM under X11.
The only mode working yet is 640x480, for all other modes I get a blank
dark screen. BTW I'm using a Philips 21BA 21 autoscan monitor.
I used the detailed timing data given in the Elsa WINman
Hi All,
I'm replying to my own message since I got several responses and my problem
is now solved. Unfortunately, the problem ( solution) turned out to be
completely different.
When I first came up with 2.0.0, I tested the modem with minicom before
attempting PPP. No problem. After compiling
On Tue, 17 Sep 1996, Chris R. Martin wrote:
I just installed Debian 1.1 and I logged on as root. First thing I notice,
there are no editors installed. Not one. You would think this would be a
required thing...
If you only installed the base system then the only editor availabe is AE
Thanks for the info... I connected the disk to an existing system and
it formatted 2.9 gb just fine. I was then able to move it back to the
install system.
Thanks again,
Mike Bigus
Also, I receive this message when past this point and writing the
inode tables, 256/350 mkfs.ext2: Can't
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