I was just wondering if any of you out there had installed this on
your linux boxes.
I downloaded version 0.64 today, however I ran into a number of problems
in installing it, so I wanted to get some of your opinions on it.
I received the following message when I tried to "make" or compile it
as
On Mon, 4 Nov 1996, Johann Spies wrote:
> I found the following sequence of lines:
>
> -
> Nov 4 07:55:43 Johann syslogd: exiting on signal 15
> Nov 4 09:15:24 Johann syslogd 1.3-0#6: restart.
> Nov 4 09:15:25 Johann kernel: klogd 1.3-0,
On Wed, 13 Nov 1996, Evan Thomas wrote:
> > Is anybody can help describe me how i can install JDK in my
> > box. Or if there is a package for it.
> >
> As far as I know there is no Debian package. You can download the Linux
> port from http://www.blackdown.org/java-linux.html. The
kazem wrote:
>
> Is anybody can help describe me how i can install JDK in my
> box. Or if there is a package for it.
>
As far as I know there is no Debian package. You can download the Linux
port from http://www.blackdown.org/java-linux.html. The site points to
installation instru
Thanks to all those who responded (I posted the original question).
Bruce Perens writes:
[...]
> Several. We support pre-dependencies, which make upgrades a good deal
> more foolproof, as well as regular dependencies. Debian packages are
> easier to build (especially now with "debmake", it's p
From: Paul Seelig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> And what about the rumour that both packaging systems are going to be
> merged in a common one sometime in the future?
Now that we have a Red Hat to Debian package converter, we can mark
that task done. I think that both Red Hat and Debian are working on
mak
From: Mark Carroll <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Just curious: Are there still advantages to the Debian package
> management system over the RPM system?
Several. We support pre-dependencies, which make upgrades a good deal
more foolproof, as well as regular dependencies. Debian packages are
easier to buil
Hi,
I installed debain 1.1 to my box but i have two problems.
First, when i compile the X codes it's waht i see
make erreur: ld can not find -lX11
Is anybody can help describe me how i can install JDK in my
box. Or if there is a package for it.
than
I have a pentium 200 with 2 IDE hard disks
2.0MB and 1.2 MB.
I have partitioned them already using FIPS
and FDISK.
I tried to install debian and got the following error
message while booting
PPA: unable to initialize controller at 0X378 , error 2
After this when I started partitioning the disk
Rafael Kitover writes:
> Excerpts from mail: 12-Nov-96 Is `.deb' still better than.. by Kevin K.
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Just curious: Are there still advantages to the Debian package
> > management system over the RPM system?
>
> If I understand this correctly, RedHat put it's RPM software
Excerpts from mail: 12-Nov-96 Is `.deb' still better than.. by Kevin K.
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> Just curious: Are there still advantages to the Debian package
> management system over the RPM system?
If I understand this correctly, RedHat put it's RPM software under a non-GPL
copyright, and source i
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Rick Macdonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I do recall reading somewhere that a benefit of the newest libc is that
> it can now give freed memory back to the system. I'm guessing that I'm
> seeing this feature.
Yes, that is true. Big long-runnning apps (like X) will use less
memory with libc5.
To make your soundblaster card work, you must compile your
kernel with sound support. You need to know your base address
(e.g. 220), your low and high DMA channels (e.g. 1,5), your
IRQ (e.g. 7), and possibly your MIDI channel (e.g. 330).
Run the config program of your choice: Either use the debi
On Tue, 12 Nov 1996, Mark Carroll wrote:
>
> Hmmm - isn't it true that there's work at the moment towards giving Debian
> the ability to use RedHat packages?
>
And what about the rumour that both packaging systems are going to be
merged in a common one sometime in the future? I've sporadically re
Hi,
> rlogin to another host gives "rmcd: socket: permission denied"
> Works fine for root.
>
> On starting X, I get the grey background, but no windows;
> I kill it, and it's been trying to connect to a socket
> and getting connection refused, errno = 13.
> Again, works fine for root.
is /usr/b
Jean Orloff wrote:
> I noticed my X server (XFree86 3.1.2) started getting larger and larger (was
> 21Mb fat, with over 7Mb resident before I killed it). X grows faster the
> more fat windows I have (netscape, vrweb-mesa, ghostview...) which is maybe
> normal, but it sometimes doesn't shrink w
Okay. I've followed all the directions. My server IS exporting
its filesystems. I've tried building the 2.0.6 kernel with NFS
explicitly enabled and as a module. In the module case, 'make modules'
never does anything. In the explicit case, NFS is still not enabled
in the kernel. What is the
> Boris D Beletsky writes:
lawrence, You wrote:
Lawrence> Is it possible to download something, say
Lawrence> http://xxx.xxx.xxx/abc.zip in the background? For example, I
Lawrence> can run ncftp, get a file, press CTRL-Z, type bg, then I can
Lawrence> logout and ncftp still downlo
> Just curious: Are there still advantages to the Debian package
> management system over the RPM system?
>
> I originally went with Debian because of the better package system
> (and because I like the idea of Debian). I know someone that is
> thinking of getting Redhat 4.0. I told him my reason
> boot=/dev/sda3
> root=/dev/sda3
> compact
> install-/boot/boot.b
^typo?
Anyway, did u run lilo after installing the new kernel? What
did it reported? (try lilo -v for more output).
Greetings
Bernd
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[Sorry, this is a repost, but the mail manager here went sick precisely at the
moment where answers could have come.]
I noticed my X server (XFree86 3.1.2) started getting larger and larger (was
21Mb fat, with over 7Mb resident before I killed it). X grows faster the
more fat windows I have (
Just curious: Are there still advantages to the Debian package
management system over the RPM system?
I originally went with Debian because of the better package system
(and because I like the idea of Debian). I know someone that is
thinking of getting Redhat 4.0. I told him my reason for using
On Tue, 12 Nov 1996, Richard G. Roberto wrote:
> Not that this is imoportant, but i have installed the mgetty package
> and wanted to purge the getty package, but I can't because getty is
> required. What do I need to do to get this to purge? I was hoping
> mgetty would replace agetty as the defa
Howdy,
I have xautolock and xlock and I am tring to get xautolock to restart
after xlock finishes. Should I do this in a shell script or is there a
way to "deamonize" xautolock?
TIA
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On Mon, 11 Nov 1996, Dermot Bradley wrote:
>
> LILO Loading linux
> Wrong loader, giving up...
>
> I've never seen this error before. Rebooting and picking the older kernel
> from Lilo works okay.
>
You did build a zImage didn't you, I think you'll get this message from
LILO if you try to boo
Hi
==
I already look at FAQ but I didn't find anything usefull about
Linux and SoundBlaster.
What I want: To listen to music while I am working.
what I did: In the installation procedure I choose the modules
for the cdrom and for soundblaster.
What I should do: ?
I wanted to start employing mgetty's fax spooling features. Unfortunately,
it want to convert my text files to g3 files via ghostscript. This wouldn't
bother me if it werent for the fact that gs seems to want to bring just
about *every* library in the debian catalog along with it. Seems pretty
was
Another odd problem; trying to login on virtual consoles 5 and 6
(alt-F5, alt-F6); root login refused, but the terminals
are listed in /etc/securetty. Upon logging in there,
finger says I am on tty?? !
hamish
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> G'day. I'm a bit behind, but since I just got Debian 1.1.11
> on November's Linux Monthly, I did a bit of an upgrade from it.
> rlogin to another host gives "rmcd: socket: permission denied"
> Works fine for root.
Still unable to place this one. Downgraded base to -13;
no change. Downgraded net
G'day. I'm a bit behind, but since I just got Debian 1.1.11
on November's Linux Monthly, I did a bit of an upgrade from it.
I've been running some bits of rex as well, but hadn't upgraded
everything, so quite a few things got updated from 1.1.11,
such as netstd, base etc. Anyway a couple of problem
Hallo,
I tried to upgrade from 2.0.24 to 2.0.25. I patched my kernel source,
made a "make config", "make-kpkg clean" und finally
make-kpkg -r Custom.1 kernel_image
The kernel and the modules compiled fine, but then:
[ compiling stuff omitted ]
make[3]: Nothing to be done for `modules'
Thank you to everyone who responded. One person even sent his
config-files for suck and inn. That helped me to get suck going.
After experimenting I decided to follow the advice on this list to try
out leafnode. It is easy to install and configure and at the moment I
use it in combination with t
I think this is probably some kind of configuration error with the Taylor UUCP
package. WHen I run uutraf it shows all received data accurately but shows
all zeros for sent traffic, both news and mail.
It shows the number of sent files but does not add up the number of bytes. It
also shows the tim
On Mon, 11 Nov 1996 21:00:11 PST Kevin Traas ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
>
> Whenever I try viewing the current routing tables by typing "route" or
> "netstat -r" at the command prompt I only get the standard header - no
> information. The command just hangs and I must Ctrl-C to get out. I've
bincu07GvtzGW.bin
Description: application/pgp-message
Whenever I try viewing the current routing tables by typing "route" or
"netstat -r" at the command prompt I only get the standard header - no
information. The command just hangs and I must Ctrl-C to get out. I've
heard from someone that this occassionally happens to him - but I've never
succe
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