Try downloading fresh disk images from ftp.debian.org . There may have
been bugs in the ones on your CD.
Thanks
Bruce
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Where's netstd been moved to?
in rex-fixed it was a link to updates but now it's not in
rex-fixed/binary-i386/net or updates/binary-i386
am I missing something?
Also the ms-dos path has
netstd.deb->../../binary-i386/net
The destination of the link isn't there.
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At 05:45 AM 2/17/97 +0100, Paul Seelig wrote:
>The best naturally is to order one of those writable CD's
>from I-Connect
Why is that?
BTW. Is there a 1.2.5, or is that a typo that's being propagated? I've been
following Debian for awhile, but at this point I am unsure how to determine
when a 1.2.
How will dselect react to the PPP-link going down while upgrading by ftp?
Sometimes I can be on for hours without problems, othertimes the
connection drops every 5-15 minutes...
Can I just reconnect and restart dselect Install/Upgrade and it will
resume with regetting the last (incomplete) .deb
Regarding the disk being too large, the partition that the system boots
from should be entirely within the low 1023 cylinders. I handled this by
creating a separate partition (about 40 MB) for "/", and a larger one for
"/usr". Other than that, the disk size is not a concern, and this is a
BIOS limi
OK - I went back a few messages and you did show us your partition table.
> Boot Begin Start End Blocks System
> /dev/hda1 * 1 1 163 82120+ Linux native
> /dev/hda2164 164 244 40824 Linux swap
>
> /dev/hda3245 245 1260 512064 Linux native
>
Hi -
Can anybody out there familiar with linux filesystem formats tell
me if I need to be concerned with file system fragmentation.
I have a copy of the new AIX (4.1.4) on my rs6k and have noticed
that it comes with a file sys. defrag utility.
On Tue, 18 Feb 1997, David Wright wrote:
> On Tue, 18 Feb 1997, Alex Monaghan wrote:
> > Colin Watt wrote:
> > > Does Debian (or any Linux) support a DE200 network card?
> > > I can't see it on the list.
> > Don't know about Debian, but assume it's similiar to Slackware.
> > I have a few DE-100's
On Sun, 16 Feb 1997, Dale Scheetz wrote:
> On 16 Feb 1997, Kai Grossjohann wrote:
> > I created a RESQ disk and a DRV disk, booted with the RESQ disk, told
> > it to mount the CD, executed a shell, made a symlink /tmp/base1_2.tgz
> > pointing to the base1_2.tgz file on the CD, then told the instal
Version 3.13 of ls has the default dircolors compiled in, so the
"eval `dircolors`" line in the profile is redundant as far as 'ls' is
concerned. However, a few other programs (I can't remember which at
the moment) depend on the LS-COLORS variable that dircolors sets and
exports, so it is des
First an apology.
Some of us, at least myself, don't like to be confronted with our
stupidity. Why I choose to advertize it, then, is another question.
On Tue, 18 Feb 1997, Siggy Brentrup wrote:
> I apologize if you took my citing of the man page as RTFM. Please attribute it
> to my poor English
Folks, please hold your tone. You are both right. With XFREE 3.2, the
colorization of xterm is not active by default. One would not notice
this unless one has removed the previously released (and now obsolete)
xterm-color package. So, if the problem was "I do get color in ls on the
console
> One my one system (now running Debian GNU/Linux 1.2.5 on a 386SX), I'm
> experiencing something strange when pinging some other systems. I'll
ping
> a system and there won't be any response for about 5 seconds - then the
> last 5 or 6 ping responses will come dumping back all at once. i.e.
I
> AUBORD Alain writes:
Alain> I have some problems with my Matrox Millenium Video Card. I
Alain> want to start X with the XFree 3.2 super vga server but I
Alain> only get 320x200 display. The chip seems not to be recognized
Alain> properly.
AFAIK the current XFree has a server for the
> The permissions of '/etc/rmtab' read
>
> -rw-rw-rw- 1 root root 58 Feb 18 12:29 rmtab
>
> To my mind, this is wrong. They should be somethig like:
>
> -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 58 Feb 18 12:29 rmtab
>
> Am I right?
Yes, it should definately be -rw-r--r--.
> Any
> I think my rex-fixed/updates problems are responsible for the lack of
> any mention of netstd_nfs. Since I've installed Debian before I'm
> familar with the need to uncomment mountd/nfsd etc... Well that use to
> be the case.
Do you mean /etc/init.d/netstd_nfs? That's in netstd (at least, that'
On 10-Feb-97, Philippe Troin wrote:
>On Mon, 10 Feb 1997 13:37:10 PST Colin Watt ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
>wrote:
>> I have download the Debian files and created my disks and loaded Debian
>>Linux on a stand alone PC.
>> All is well - but what next?
This is a question I have asked myself many times
> Hi,
> I would like to resolve these many abbreviations today, as
> AKA (also known as)
> WTF (???)
> ...
> So, is there any appropriate dictionary? Thanks.
> Andreas.
Install the "jargon" package. Then go to an info reader
(for example, start up emacs and type C-h i), and go to
I recently installed mgetty 1.0.0-1 and it pretty well worked out of the
box with a USR 28.8 V.34 33.6 faxmodem. It even told me to put "switchbd
0" in mgetty.config when I sent it the first fax.
However, I can't sendfax back to the machine I faxed it from. I can fax to
an identical Debian/USR sys
Greetings,
I went over to a friends house last night and fired up his seldom-
used Debian Linux 1.1 partition to install gs and ghostview for him.
I thought I'd give a list of quirks I noticed even though a lot
of them are probably fixed.
1) Deselect detected the new packages and attempted
On 15-Feb-97 Philippe Troin wrote:
>>On Sat, 15 Feb 1997 15:48:18 EST Stan Brown ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
>> I just got a new CD from Iconnect. I ran "Update availble" and now I have a
>> problem.
>>
>> An simple atemp to do dpkg -i "package_name" returns the folowing erro:
>>
>> dpkg: parse
On 15-Feb-97 Philippe Troin wrote:
>>On Sat, 15 Feb 1997 15:08:39 EST Stan Brown ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
>> Just finally got my shiny new Iconnect CD. Now I'm ready to upgrade.
>> Qell not exactly. dselect doesn't sem to like anything that I tell it.
>> My CD is /dev/hdc, mount
I did not have a problem using XF86Setup with my Thinkpad 365XD which uses a
PS/2 mouse as its 'trackpoint.' As I remember it, it was pretty easy to choose
the mouse using keystrokes.
Paul
On 16-Feb-97 Robert Nicholson wrote:
>>Is this 3.2 or 3.1.2G or worse?
>
>Also why is it I always have to e
On Tue, 18 Feb 1997, Alex Monaghan wrote:
> Colin Watt wrote:
> > Does Debian (or any Linux) support a DE200 network card?
> > I can't see it on the list.
> Don't know about Debian, but assume it's similiar to Slackware.
> I have a few DE-100's and these are recognised by the NE drivers. If your
>
I'm running Debian Linux (1.2.6) kernel 2.0.27 with gpm (v10) and I find
my mouse to be very sluggish. It moves well within X Windows. Any ideas?
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On Fri, 14 Feb 1997, Alexander Gieg wrote:
> I think this is a great idea. LinuxConf makes the
> configuration far easy for beginners. Let's think about
> this...
I am a Linux beginner, and I find dselect confusing. If this will make
dselect less confusing, then it's a *great* idea! I'll check
Hamish Moffatt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm surprised at the big push towards lprng because it seems just
> as hard to configure, the documentation seems disorganised, etc.
Well, I'll agree that the documentation isn't a work of art, but I,
personally, have found it no harder to configure th
On Feb 18, Dr. Andreas Wehler wrote
> I would like to resolve these many abbreviations today, as
> So, is there any appropriate dictionary? Thanks.
http://www.ucc.ie/cgi-bin/acronym
http://www.chemie.fu-berlin.de/cgi-bin/acronym
http://thorplus.lib.purdue.edu/reference/index.html
Of course,
Hi,
>>"Hamish" == Hamish Moffatt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hamish> Has anyone had any luck compiling (z)ftape 3.02 on debian,
Hamish> then? I've tried, but it (reasonably) requires current kernel
Hamish> headers, and despite adding the above to several Makefiles, it
Hamish> still does not look i
On Tue, 18 Feb 1997, Hamish Moffatt wrote:
> > So, what else are the links good for? Most programs do not
> > (and should not) depend on kernel version specific api's; and the
> > handful that do should ask for and include -I/usr/src/linux anyway.
>
> Has anyone had any luck compiling (z)f
On Tue, Feb 18 1997, Mike Miller wrote:
>
> Thanks to those that replied with a working answer.
> bash$ at 10:30
> cdplay
> C-d (I did at least know this much).
>
> I was disappointed by the flood of RTFM, however. I couldn't find an
> example in the man pages, or Running
Sorry for the second post of the day, but I am really desperate.
I have just obtained a new hard disk, a Western Digital AC21200
2484cyl, 16heads, 63 spt, and I re-installed Debian passing the hd
geometry at boot time.
I keep having the same problem, eg fdisk will report warnings about the
disk bei
I don't use apsfilter but magic-filter but I think the mechanism is the same
for all printcap filters. In my case the filter script is specified in
/etc/printcap.
Take a look in the script and you will find out how it call ghostscript. Then
you
can modify the script to change or add parameters
On Feb 18, Hamish Moffatt wrote
> > So, what else are the links good for? Most programs do not
> > (and should not) depend on kernel version specific api's; and the
> > handful that do should ask for and include -I/usr/src/linux anyway.
>
> Has anyone had any luck compiling (z)ftape 3.02 on
On Mon, 17 Feb 1997, Igor Grobman wrote:
>
> If it's in the new source format, then you can just get the .orig file,
> and that will be the original source. If it's in the old format, I think
> you can apply the diff to the .tar.gz file, and that should give you the
> source.
>
Well, if it c
Daniel Stringfield typed:
> I'm having a problem. Not a big one, just annoying.
>
> I'm running the Samba server to export my home directory to my Windows
> NT 4.0 workstation. I'm having problems when it comes up for my password.
> It's not accepting the password the first time, when I attach i
I am having some trouble writing the resq1440 disk to upgrade to Debian
1.2.3 from my existing Slackware system. I did read the installation
manual, and got the message about disks - but now I have gone through a
box or more of brand new Sony disks (not all from the same box) and am
having a hard
William Chow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> On 17 Feb 1997, Michael Harnois wrote:
>
> > >
> > >.bashrc and/or .profile (or .cshrc or .zshrc, whatever):
> > > eval `dircolors`
> > > alias ls 'ls --color=auto'
> >
> > This would be wonderful if it were the correct answer. However, as
On Tue, 18 Feb 1997, Bruce Perens wrote:
> I'm not seeing repeated messages here. Sometimes people get them if their
> site is accepting mail but not finishing the handshake for some reason.
> If it continues (or if someone else sees it) please get back to me.
I'm seeing it too.
...RickM...
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> To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
> Subject: How do they burn CD's?
> Date: Monday, February 17, 1997 6:08 AM
>
> What software does Cheapbytes and these other CD authoring firms use
> under Linux to cut a CD?
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Hi,
I would like to resolve these many abbreviations today, as
AKA (also known as)
WTF (???)
...
So, is there any appropriate dictionary? Thanks.
Andreas.
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Is the daemon "named" running?
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Andrew Spencer wrote:
>
> hi all,
>
> Sorry to come back to the list again. Just a little glitch really, but it
> has me stumped... I can't get IP name resolution working properly. (All I
> want to do is resolve IP addresses using an available nameserver.)
>
Hi.
> I've posted this question here before and didn't receive a single
> reply. Hopefully I'm more lucky this time.. I want to install Debian
> to an Umsdos partition. The installation disks don't seem to allow
> me to do that.
That's right.
> - Does Debian not support installing to umsdos
> On Tue, 18 Feb 1997, Mikael Hallendal wrote:
>
> > Hi!
> >
> > I have a question. The same messages are dropping in over and over again.
> > I've
> > got the
> > same messages for about 25 times now.
>
>Me too!!!
>
>The reason i'm replying with a "me too" is because i thought it was
> So, what else are the links good for? Most programs do not
> (and should not) depend on kernel version specific api's; and the
> handful that do should ask for and include -I/usr/src/linux anyway.
Has anyone had any luck compiling (z)ftape 3.02 on debian, then?
I've tried, but it (reaso
The permissions of '/etc/rmtab' read
-rw-rw-rw- 1 root root 58 Feb 18 12:29 rmtab
To my mind, this is wrong. They should be somethig like:
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 58 Feb 18 12:29 rmtab
Am I right? Any comments?
Regards,
Andree
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I'm surprised at the big push towards lprng because it seems just
as hard to configure, the documentation seems disorganised, etc.
I am trying to configure the following;
Server machine, debian 1.2, running normal lpr/lpd.
(It would be converted to lprng if I thought that would help.)
My worksta
Hi,
I am having serious problem in having Debian recognize my hard disk
properly. When launching fdisk I obtain the message
The number of cylinders for this disk is set to 2484.
This is larger than 1024, and may cause problems...
[as a matter of fact, installation of LILO on the MBR fails]
The
Hi!
Is there anyone who has had problem with sendmail changing owner of the files
in
/var/spool/mail.
I had a problem with some mails going in a loop on my local host so I looked
around and
found that the owner of my mail-file had changed from group mail to users.
/Micke
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Hi *,
recently I tried to install marimbas bongo on my Debian-Box.
When I start 'bongo' I get:
Unable to initialize threads: cannot find class java/lang/Thread
I have installed jdk-common 1.0.2-4 and jdk-static 1.0.2-4.
Are there any libs missing?
Thx
By
Töns
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>> I would like to trade secondary domain name service with another one man
>> ISP for redundancy with network or computer problems.
>>
>Doesn't this A) almost equal to advertisiment? (Solicitation of something)
>and B) Have absolutely nothing to do with Debian? And isn't there a clause
>in the ag
Colin Watt wrote:
>
> Thanks for the previous help.
>
> Does Debian (or any Linux) support a DE200 network card?
> I can't see it on the list.
>
> Colin Watt. Lecturer in Computer Applications
> School of Agriculture Food and Environment
> Cranfield University
> Silsoe
> Bedford MK45 4DT015
Thanks to those that replied with a working answer.
bash$ at 10:30
cdplay
C-d (I did at least know this much).
I was disappointed by the flood of RTFM, however. I couldn't find an
example in the man pages, or Running Linux, or Unix in a Nutshell, where
the command actually
On 17 Feb 1997 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thank you for the report, this is a real bug in kernel-package
> version 3.16: vi has, for some obscure reason, started to expand info
> to information and so on spontaneously. I generally catch it at it,
On Mon, 17 Feb 1997, David L. Parsley wrote:
> Just HOW BAD is an ungraceful shutdown? I.e., when somebody just hits
> the power
> switch? Besides forcing an fsck, would fsck tell me if some file were
> corrupted?
>
Yup. I've actually trashed parts of filesystems by accidental shutdowns,
but
On Mon, 17 Feb 1997, Rich Kolbush wrote:
> Hi,
> In moving to the 2.x.x kernel I decided to switch to Debian 1.2
> from Redhat 2.1, and thus far am very happy with that decision. Thanks to
> all of you that have helped the Debian project, as it seems great!
>
> I'm having a problem getting lpr
|"Personally, I hate the Penguins, except the ones that are the outline. I
|"it looks more "professional" but still gives the hint of the
|"penguin/linux'ness
Maybe we should call ourselves DepenGNUian Linux from now on.
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On 17 Feb 1997, Michael Harnois wrote:
> >
> >.bashrc and/or .profile (or .cshrc or .zshrc, whatever):
> > eval `dircolors`
> > alias ls 'ls --color=auto'
>
> This would be wonderful if it were the correct answer. However, as we
This IS the correct answer, WTF are you talking abou
|"What software does Cheapbytes and these other CD authoring firms use
|"under Linux to cut a CD?
My guess would be 'mkisofs'. With mkisofs it's almost child's play to create
a CD-ROM image. A subsequent 'cdwrite' will then make the CD. Also very easy
to use. A welcome change from programs like 'G
On Mon, 17 Feb 1997, Paul Seelig wrote:
>
> On the other hand there is nothing better than a recently burned
> writable CD when you want it really uptodate and like being on the
> edge. But for the same price anybody could get a CheapBytes CD and
> a very good Linux book. Anybody has bought the
My Wangtek QIC 150 tape (an old 5110 ES drive) runs at a rate of
5MB/min, or 300MB/h, which should give 1GB in something near/below 4h
(if the 250MB-tapes are changed fast enough). The streaming
throughput should be limited from the tape, not the host.
: I'm just checking but whenever I extract
I'm not seeing repeated messages here. Sometimes people get them if their
site is accepting mail but not finishing the handshake for some reason.
If it continues (or if someone else sees it) please get back to me.
Bruce
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"Daniel Stringfield" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > As soon as I visited the logo page, I found myself surrounded
> > with peguins and ducks: gkie, gkie, gkie!
>
> Foul play!
No, Fowl play!!
Guy
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Hi John!
I suppose others would be interested in such a reply as well therefore
i've sent this to 'debian-user' too. I hope you don't mind breakage of
the netiquette regarding email in this special case, ok? ;-)
On Tue, 18 Feb 1997, John M. Rulnick wrote:
> I was thinking about buying "Linux
Franck LE GALL - STAGIAIRE A FT.CNET/LAB/FCI/PIH wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I had DOS and LINUX debian 1.2 installed on my system and it used to
> works perfectly.
> Recently, I have got WIN NT installed on another partition and LILO
> doesn't work anymore even if I run /usr/s
These are the commands I use in my /etc/profile
..
# set up color-ls environment variables
if [ "$SHELL" = "/bin/zsh" ]; then
eval `dircolors -z`
elif [ "$SHELL" = "/bin/ash" ]; then
eval `dircolors -s`
else
eval `dircolors -b`
fi
# set color-ls alias's
alias ls='ls --color=auto ';
alias
On Tue, 18 Feb 1997, Mikael Hallendal wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I have a question. The same messages are dropping in over and over again.
> I've
> got the
> same messages for about 25 times now.
Me too!!!
The reason i'm replying with a "me too" is because i thought it was
something i did on my e
If you are locking for a nice GUI to burn your own CD's you
can use X-CD-Roast, it has a lot of options, I found it very
usefull for me!
http://www.rz.fh-muenchen.de/home/ze/rz/services/projects/xcdroast/e_overview.html
It's a really long URL, isn't it?
su
philipp
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dave Cinege) writes:
> I just did a fresh install of 1.2.5.
>
> The everything thing seemed to instll fine. The XFree setup went smooth.
>
> When I boot up I get XDM. After I log in the screen changes for a second,
> then jumps back to XDM.
Joe Piche writes:
-> I have a big problem with the latest debian distribution (2.6?).
-> I find that it will begin to swap like crazy after awhile.
-> This problem was not in the debian I was running before.
->
-> My system is a:
-> 486 SX/25, 4 MB ram, 645 MB maxtor ESDI drive w/ Ultrastor 12F
I think netstd is why I have no nfs.
Well, like I said. I found it rather worrying that dselect _silently_
ignored these.
Packages libc5_5.4.20-1.deb
Packages.gz libg++27-dev_2.7.2.1-6.deb
adduser_2.13.deb libg++27_2.7.2.1-6.deb
aout-gcc_2.7.2.1
Perhaps this is old news, but I thought I'd pass it on just in case.
I recently upgraded to linux kernel 2.0.27 (using Debian 1.2.5) from
linux 2.0.7. The distribution kernel image panicked at boot: right
after the (normal) scsi bus reset it generated a "spurious interrupt"
and never regained its
I think my rex-fixed/updates problems are responsible for the lack of
any mention of netstd_nfs. Since I've installed Debian before I'm
familar with the need to uncomment mountd/nfsd etc... Well that use to
be the case.
Could it be that this package resides in rex-updates at the moment?
This rais
hi
just wondering.. i have tried to use --force-badname with adduser without
success. Does it require a recompile of adduser to work?
adduser --force-badname macquarrie
The user name must be less than 9 characters
this doesn't seem to work :/
-Rob
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Hi All
Recently I bought a new scanner from "ScanTak". It seems to work great in
Windos 3.1. The Manual says it should work with any "TWAIN" compliant
application software. (of course they are talking about windoz here) Are
there any debian packages for scanners (TWAIN compliant) avalable? If
not w
IFCONFIG: (tokenring card/network)
I'm getting dropped packets in the RX section.
What does it mean, and what should I do about it ?
Thanks,
Matthew
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On Tue, 18 Feb 1997, Craig Sanders wrote:
> On Mon, 17 Feb 1997, trio wrote:
> > > wd io=0x280 irq=5
> > >
> > > This loads the driver module at boot time for my wd8003 card - they're
> > ...
> >
> >Is there a syntax listing for the /etc/modules file somewhere? I'm
> > running a 3c509.
I am installing DOSEMU and am running Win 95 on a seperate partition.
When I booted the A disk with dos -A, DOSEMU worked just fine,
but then when I typed: fdisk /mbr & sys c: I got the message:
"Incorrect DOS version". I assume that this is because I am
running Win 95 DOS. Would it change anyt
On Mon, 17 Feb 1997 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have the Cheapbytes Debian 1.2 CD. It has base1_2.tgz and the
> kernel and the root.bin image on it. Could someone go through the
> process of installing without any floppies? I think i know how to
> boot with loadlin and get to the point of lo
Hi,
I'll reverse the question: why are you using the links?
The links are ignored anyway while compiling the kernel, so that's
not it. However, you may totally confuse some other program (during
compilation) that does not expect changes that are made in the kernel
includes. You see, ch
Well it looks like we've got a boot disk problem again.
I'm trying to boot from my rescue disk from the rex-fixed distribution
from say last Thursday and even though I used this to install Debian on
my desktop successfully. Something is very wrong with the Tecra.
Basically it gets all the way thr
On Sun, 16 Feb 1997, Robert Nicholson wrote:
> I'm in favour of this because I think it's the only distribution that
> lets me install in the following way.
>
> Other well know distributions don't let me get a kernel up an running
> from scratch without needing another installation medium. This
On Mon, 17 Feb 1997, Dany Dionne wrote:
>
> I suceeded in installing apsfilter, to print postcript files to
> my Epson Stylus 500 inkjet printer. I get a result but it seems that
> the printing is sloppy. To me, it looks like a really low resolution
> (300 dpi or less). Is there anyway to
On Mon, 17 Feb 1997, mark david mcCreary wrote:
> I am a new ISP in Texas, with a minimal amount of traffic.
>
> I would like to trade secondary domain name service with another one man
> ISP for redundancy with network or computer problems.
>
> Please reply via private email to [EMAIL PROTECT
On Sat, 15 Feb 1997, Daniel Stringfield wrote:
> I'm having a problem. Not a big one, just annoying.
>
> Right now its setup to connect at bootup. (-er- login of console user)
> When it starts up, it tells me the password is incorrect, and then I enter
> it in manually. (I've deleted and readde
On Sun, 16 Feb 1997, Colin Watt wrote:
> Thanks for the previous help.
>
> Does Debian (or any Linux) support a DE200 network card?
> I can't see it on the list.
I have got the DE-250's to work (be carefull, do NOT put them at IO port
0x280) I think the DE-220 would only have porblems with PnP,
Hi,
Thank you for the report, this is a real bug in kernel-package
version 3.16: vi has, for some obscure reason, started to expand info
to information and so on spontaneously. I generally catch it at it,
but this time it snuck up and changed Feb to February in the
changelog, causing d
For the tex stuff, try adding /usr/X11R6/lib to the /etc/ld.so.conf file
and run ldconfig. Then reconfigure in dselect.
I didn't have those other problems you had.
On Sun, 16 Feb 1997, Robert Nicholson wrote:
> Stable isn't exactly stable.
>
> My dselect install session after deselecting inn a
> As soon as I visited the logo page, I found myself surrounded
> with peguins and ducks: gkie, gkie, gkie!
Foul play!
> Unless massive action is taken to avert this ominous development, the
> official image of Debian to the world, will be... a child-care center.
> This is a call for the
Hi,
In moving to the 2.x.x kernel I decided to switch to Debian 1.2
from Redhat 2.1, and thus far am very happy with that decision. Thanks to
all of you that have helped the Debian project, as it seems great!
I'm having a problem getting lpr to function though. I'm using the same
printcap as bef
Just HOW BAD is an ungraceful shutdown? I.e., when somebody just hits
the power
switch? Besides forcing an fsck, would fsck tell me if some file were
corrupted?
BTW, I'm having the 'XX interrupt' problem on boot-up as well,
coinciding with
syslogd. I added the ';;' to the default case, but tha
Hi!
I have a question. The same messages are dropping in over and over again. I've
got the
same messages for about 25 times now.
/Mikael Hallendal
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Hi Andrew, You wrote:
Andrew> I can connect to machines on the local ethernet fine, using
Andrew> numeric IP addresses (can't see outside the local domain, due
Andrew> to the firewall, but that's another story..). Also, I can
Andrew> connect using name instead of number for a couple of machines
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On Mon, 17 Feb 1997, Shawn Asmussen wrote:
> I use super on my Debian box at home, and we used to use it at my former
> place of employment. I am now a system administrator for another company,
> and I wish to install super on the system there to use as a wrappe
[sorry if you get this twice, I had problems sending it out the first
time]
On Mon, 17 Feb 1997, Andrew Spencer wrote:
>
> hi all,
>
> Sorry to come back to the list again. Just a little glitch really, but it
> has me stumped... I can't get IP name resolution working properly. (All I
> want to
>>
>> hi all,
>>
>> Sorry to come back to the list again. Just a little glitch really, but it
>> has me stumped... I can't get IP name resolution working properly. (All I
>> want to do is resolve IP addresses using an available nameserver.)
>>
>> I can connect to machines on the local ethernet f
On Mon, 17 Feb 1997, trio wrote:
> > wd io=0x280 irq=5
> >
> > This loads the driver module at boot time for my wd8003 card - they're
> ...
>
>Is there a syntax listing for the /etc/modules file somewhere? I'm
> running a 3c509.
co
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