I don't have an awsome computer like that, but I experianced problems when
installing LILO on the MBR with win95. Win95 lost all its long filenames!
I'd would try installing LILO on the root partition of Linux.
-Paul
On Thu, 30 Oct 1997, Dale Harrison wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I had a weird problem
On Wed, 29 Oct 1997, Sam Ockman wrote:
> I'm working on a standard set of packages that can be easily installed for
> Debian, and want to pick one of the tetrises (or is it tetrii) to include in
> the load...what is everyone's favorite tetris version?
ktetris (ftp.kde.org) is very nice and it inc
Waller Martin MEJ wrote:
>
>Hi,
>
> I'm trying to install debian on a second computer here at work from
>cd-rom. I got the base system installed from floppy OK, and the cd rom was
>apparently detected, but i don't have a clue how to mount it. I was
>expecting a /dev/scd0 bloc
I'll try that right now
Rocky
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To: Debian User Mailing List
Date: Thursday, October 30, 1997 6:47 PM
Subject: Re: thinkpad install
>[ Sorry I delete these messages too quick, otherwise I would have included
>part of the messa
If anyone is interested...
I've posted an experimental (unofficial) package of mrtg-2.4.1 at:
http://www.mindspring.com/~stk3/debian/mrtg.html
or
ftp://ftp.mindspring.com/users/stk3/debian/mrtg/mrtg_2.4.1-2_i386.deb
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Steve Koste
[ Sorry I delete these messages too quick, otherwise I would have included
part of the message. ]
Could the user with the thinkpad problems try the disk in:
disks-i386/current/special/tecra/
The testing group was trying to verify problems with the thinkpads and
possibly consider special boot dis
I've been trying to install Debian Linux on my IBM Thinkpad 365XD. After
creating and booting with the rescue disk (rsc1440.bin) I get the usual
booting message consisting of the Debian disclaimer and such and then the
boot prompt. I just hit enter to continue booting and I get this happening
L
> I have had some problems with menu ( 1.3-2 ) when trying to translate menu
> item titles
Me too :(
>- sometimes it does neither translate , nor print any error
> message. I tried a /etc/menu-methods/translate_menus file like this :
>
> substitute section->section
> System/ Apps/System/
> e
I had my system slow-down and stops working properly. When I checked dmesg
I found the following error message
general protection:
CPU:0
EIP:0010:[<0010c8bb>]
EFLAGS: 00010006
eax: 656d6974 ebx: 001998b1 ecx: 0023af6f edx: 270f
esi: 75410072 edi: ebp: 0319efbc
I have been told to display a warning message whenever a person enters a
particular, "secure", directory. Of course, on first thought this is a
lame idea since people can access a directory without using "cd".
And you cannot put out a message into standard output whenever the
directory is acces
Recently I did the libc5-to-libc6 install, and wound up with a
broken system. *One day* after I had posted a question, Carey
Evans had responded with some suggestions that solved my problem.
For this quick service I thank him and this group.
It turns out that my problem was due to the fact that I
> I want to install StarOffice, but it require libc.5.4.4 or newer, while
> the last stable version is 5.4.33-6 or something. Where do I get it? Is
5.4.33 is 29 versions newer than 5.4.4. You're okay. Think of it as
base infinity, where the infinigits are in base ten.
Or maybe that's not the cl
On Thu, 30 Oct 1997, Richard Kaszeta wrote:
> I've been installing a fresh copy of bo from ftp.debian.org, and have
> noticed that xload is no longer in the xcontrib package. Searching
> around through the .debs available, I can't seem to find it. Anyone
> know which package 'xload' is in now?
>
On Wed, 29 Oct 1997, James D. Freels wrote:
>
> I have a new Logitech marble trackball with PS/2 connector. I would
> like to replace my serial port mouse on my Debian Linux machine. I
> have a PS/2-6 pin - 2 - serial-9 pin mouse adapter from a local
> computer store. However, simply plugging t
Which revision of the serial mouse is it? If it is a 2.1a MS Mouse,
there is a problem with it and the newest versions of X. They are
incompatible. I had to send back 15 MS mice and have my hardware
supplier dig up 2.0 revisions of the mouse. I believe there is more
info about it over at xfree86.or
dpkg: error processing bind (--install):
subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 139
what is wrong?
-Paul
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On Thu, 30 Oct 1997, Larry Gariepy wrote:
> Hi. Ok, I have sat down and done a little research. The mouse is on
> Com 1, sort of. When I boot in Windows 95, it does not seem to recognize
> the mouse as being on Com 1, it is just "there". In Linux, the device
> /dev/mouse is linked to /dev/ttyS
On Thu, 30 Oct 1997, Bruno Otavio de Moraes Simoes wrote:
> Hi
> I want to install StarOffice, but it require libc.5.4.4 or newer, while
> the last stable version is 5.4.33-6 or something. Where do I get it? Is
> there another way to install StarOffice, like some experimental debian
> package?
>
On Thu, 30 Oct 1997, Remco van de Meent wrote:
> On Thu, 30 Oct 1997, Remco Blaakmeer wrote:
>
> : A year ago, when I still used Slackware, I had a 'tetris for terminals',
> : which was really a program that could be used on any keyboard-and-screen
> : terminal. Only 'letter' keys (and maybe S
>
> On Thu, 30 Oct 1997, Larry Gariepy wrote:
>
> > Section "Pointer"
> > Protocol"Microsoft"
> > Device "/dev/mouse"
>
> You say it's a two-button microsoft serial mouse? Which com port is it
> on? If it's com A, then it should be < Device "/dev/ttys0" >. Com B is
> < Devic
On Thu, 30 Oct 1997, Bruno Simoes wrote:
> > Do you have a pnp bios?
> Yes, I do
Well, then, all you really need to do is compile the kernel with sound
support. It might be a little tough to figure out what parameters to
compile in (DMA channels, I/O regions, etc.) because generally one does
On Thu, Oct 30, 1997 at 04:51:02PM +, Waller Martin MEJ wrote:
> I'm trying to install debian on a second computer here at work from
> cd-rom. I got the base system installed from floppy OK, and the cd rom was
> apparently detected, but i don't have a clue how to mount it. I was
> exp
Hi,
I'm trying to install debian on a second computer here at work from
cd-rom. I got the base system installed from floppy OK, and the cd rom was
apparently detected, but i don't have a clue how to mount it. I was
expecting a /dev/scd0 block device, but there's none, just sda, sdb, etc
On Thu, 30 Oct 1997, Will Lowe wrote:
> On Thu, 30 Oct 1997, Bruno Otavio de Moraes Simoes wrote:
>
> > How can I install a SB16 plug n' pray on Linux. Do I have to compile the
>
> Do you have a pnp bios?
> Will
>
Yes, I do
Bruno
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On Thu, 30 Oct 1997, Bruno Otavio de Moraes Simoes wrote:
> How can I install a SB16 plug n' pray on Linux. Do I have to compile the
Do you have a pnp bios?
Will
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On Thu, 30 Oct 1997, Bruno Otavio de Moraes Simoes wrote:
> Hi there;
> How can I install a SB16 plug n' pray on Linux. Do I have to compile the
> kernel? What about "isapnptools"? I tried to configure it but did not
> work.. I don't want to use bootlin from DOS because I don't have a DOS
> par
Hi
I want to install StarOffice, but it require libc.5.4.4 or newer, while
the last stable version is 5.4.33-6 or something. Where do I get it? Is
there another way to install StarOffice, like some experimental debian
package?
Thanks in advance
Bruno
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Oops My sincerest apologies for the subject line of my previous post.
It was a message that someone sent to me privately here and I just forwarded
it to the Debian User list. Forgot to "edit" the subject line.
Again, I'm sorry if I offended you, but it was a mistake.
Later,
Kevin
-Or
On Thu, 30 Oct 1997, Larry Gariepy wrote:
> Section "Pointer"
> Protocol"Microsoft"
> Device "/dev/mouse"
You say it's a two-button microsoft serial mouse? Which com port is it
on? If it's com A, then it should be < Device "/dev/ttys0" >. Com B is
< Device "/dev/ttys1" >, et
Hi there;
How can I install a SB16 plug n' pray on Linux. Do I have to compile the
kernel? What about "isapnptools"? I tried to configure it but did not
work.. I don't want to use bootlin from DOS because I don't have a DOS
partition on my HD.
Thank you
Bruno
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If its not too much trouble could you keep the profanity
out of the subject line, at the least. Kids are on this list.
While I know that it's a real world out there some parents
would like to introduce them to it in stages. It also doesn't
present the nicest view of Americans. Thanks.
No, you need to type "linux reboot=h", so that when you halt Linux it will
reset the computer.
Bruce
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Thalia L. Hooker wrote:
> Hi,
>
...
> I tried the kernel package and compilation went fine except it didn't seem
> to compile any of the new modules even though I requested SCSI support,
> SCSI disk support, and the driver AHA152x. I say this because when I
> noticed it had not detected an
Remco Blaakmeer wrote:
> A year ago, when I still used Slackware, I had a 'tetris for terminals',
It's not exactly the same, but the tetris-bsd in bsdgames is very similar to
what you're looking for.
There is also the netris package, which is a multiplayer text tetris.
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On Thu, 30 Oct 1997, Richard Kaszeta wrote:
> I've been installing a fresh copy of bo from ftp.debian.org, and have
> noticed that xload is no longer in the xcontrib package. Searching
> around through the .debs available, I can't seem to find it. Anyone
> know which package 'xload' is in now?
> Can anyone tell me what the following permission means?
>
> >drwx-T 2 bong admin1024 Oct 29 21:27 private
Err.. it means that it's a directory called private with read, write and
execute permissions available for the owner and the sticky bit set.
I assume you mean what does
On Thu, 30 Oct 1997, Kevin Traas wrote:
: Can anyone tell me what the following permission means?
:
: >drwx-T 2 bong admin1024 Oct 29 21:27 private
:
:
: Thanks,
: Kevin
I like the subject :) I felt that way about users yesterday ...
I created a directory with the same per
Hello
I've tried to use the Debian boot disk (rescue disk) to install debian.
This worked fine until I installed a Quantum Fireball ST4,3GB hard drive.
Now it just hangs after (or while) loading 'md driver'. Is there a way to
fix this?
-Kristian
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Hi,
After getting my Linux pc on the network here at work using DHCP
(thanks for the help), I've tried getting in via xdm using xwin32, but
without success.
Here's the score - if I use xwin32 and try to query the linux machine
directly, after a very long pause (say a minute?) I get
>
> On Wed, 29 Oct 1997, Larry Gariepy wrote:
>
> > My problem is that X Windows doesn't seem to recognize my mouse, though
> > it works under Win95, and you even get a mouse cursor when logged in to
> > a vt100 terminal. The mouse is just a standard Microsoft serial mouse.
>
> 1) What sort of
Solved !
Uncommented auto in /etc/modules.
Saw extra lp in conf.modules. Was reading "options lp lp io=0x378 irq=7"
removed the extra lp. Rebooted and the printer shuddered. Was not doing that
before.
Then I noticed that the printer was being accessed every minute or so but
nothing was
printing.
I have the same problem with my 3c509b. I dual-boot W95 and Debian
(stable). Initially, when I was using loadlin, I used the 3COM DOS
setup utility when I switched between the OS's to toggle the card into
and out of PnP mode (PnP for W95 and nonPnP for Debian). When I decided
to go with lilo, th
On Thu, 30 Oct 1997, Oliver Elphick wrote:
: I am trying to use dump to write to DAT tape (60m long); I believe the
: capacity of this is something around 2Gb.
:
: dump seems to believe that the capacity is something like 45Mb and, contrary
: to what the manual says, does not keep on writing to t
I've been installing a fresh copy of bo from ftp.debian.org, and have
noticed that xload is no longer in the xcontrib package. Searching
around through the .debs available, I can't seem to find it. Anyone
know which package 'xload' is in now?
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Can anyone tell me what the following permission means?
>drwx-T 2 bong admin1024 Oct 29 21:27 private
Thanks,
Kevin
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Bruce,
Tried your suggestion. Didn't work. But let me clarify if I understood
what you meant. At the lilo prompt, I'd type 'dos "reboot=h"'. Dos is
the dos boot label, and I tried reboot=h with and without quotes.
Nonetheless I may have solved the problem. I restepped through the W95
hardwar
On Thu, 30 Oct 1997, Remco Blaakmeer wrote:
: A year ago, when I still used Slackware, I had a 'tetris for terminals',
: which was really a program that could be used on any keyboard-and-screen
: terminal. Only 'letter' keys (and maybe Space and Enter, I'm not sure)
: were used and the output
Christian Leutloff wrote:
>
> Adam Shand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > > > I know this is a FAQ, and the answer is no in principle, because the
> > > > Samba
> > > > team won't do any development regarding authentication services (with a
> > > > justified reason), but I'd like to know if Deb
Hi,
A year ago, when I still used Slackware, I had a 'tetris for terminals',
which was really a program that could be used on any keyboard-and-screen
terminal. Only 'letter' keys (and maybe Space and Enter, I'm not sure)
were used and the output was all ASCII. This program was part of the
Slackwar
Hi!
> > > I know this is a FAQ, and the answer is no in principle, because the Samba
> > > team won't do any development regarding authentication services (with a
> > > justified reason), but I'd like to know if Debian can replace NTS --
> > > obviating the lack of authentication.
>
> I h
On Thu, 30 Oct 1997, Ranty wrote:
> I thought of using a newer unstable distribution with all those
> aplications copiled for libc6 but then... How unstable are those
> distributions?
If you follow the libc5-to-libc6 mini-howto that's posted here frequently,
it's not bad. I've been running
On Thu, 30 Oct 1997, Ranty wrote:
> I want to install tkstep but for that I need libc6 which conflicts with
> libc5 and when I try to uninstall switch libc5 with libc6 were is a lot of
> aplications which want to go away.
>
> I thought of using a newer unstable distribution with all t
I want to install tkstep but for that I need libc6 which conflicts with
libc5 and when I try to uninstall switch libc5 with libc6 were is a lot of
aplications which want to go away.
I thought of using a newer unstable distribution with all those
aplications copiled for libc6 but th
I am trying to install Debian 1.31 r.6 on 386 w/
5 MB RAM and a 80 MB Harddrive and a 3 1/2 floppy. I made a 20 MB swap partition
and 2 MB minux and then 59.xx MB Linux partition using the rescue disk from an
old distibution. (kernel 2.0.27?)
When I try to use my 1.31
rescue disk I get the
Where can one find information about /sbin/activate? I have it
on my system (Debian 1.2.18), but no man pages, How-To, or other
documentation. It does not give any meaningful response to activate -h
or activate --help. What does this program do?
Bob
On 30 Oct 1997 Carey Evans <[EMAIL PRO
> > Yes, I had problems with pppd 2.2.0f and NT Workstation 4 as the
> > client. Same simptoms as yours (timeout waiting for ...).
> >
> > I solved the problem by specifing the address of the DNS server
> > manually, and not with the "dns-address" option in /etc/ppp/options.
> > Don't ask me why i
Your system should most likely be supported; howerver, it sounds as if you
have a bad floppy. I would download the latest disks (kernel 2.0.29 I
believe) and try writing them to new/different disks. I have had this
problem before and the above procedure solved this for me.
Cheers,
Dennis
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> I am trying to use dump to write to DAT tape (60m long); I believe the
> capacity of this is something around 2Gb.
[snip]
I had a bit of difficulty getting dump to work with my T-4000s (4Gb TR-4).
What worked for me was defining the tape size in 1K blocks (even though the
tape block size is d
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I have a 2 node network. I run winNT, win95 , DOS and LINUX
installed.
I only recently installed LINUX 2.0.29 though I had messed with it off
and on since 0.99
Anyway I usually print from win95 or NT. Then one day I wanted to get a
hard copy
of a short text in LINUX. oops
If it works in win95 and you see mouse cursor like you say, I suspect whoever
configured
you X picked the wrong mouse device. Check your X86config file. I belive it's
in
/etc/X11 . Also make sure you indeed have a serial mouse. Win95 is capable of
detecting PS2, BUS and serial mice. LINUX X must b
>
> From:
> Dale Harrison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Hmmm. Boot via Win95 rescue disk and fdisk /mbr. Reboot and LILO's STILL
> there. Tried this more times than I can recall.. LILO won't die. System
> Commander reported some wacky things about the MBR, saying things were
> pretty well sc
I remember having similar problems . When I got my Infomagic 6 CD set, and
wrote
the install (rescue) diskette, LINUX wouldn't even boot. It will hang at the
spot where
it is looking for SCSI device. Well after several attempts at this I
abandoned the idea
of LINUX.
Then after several weeks, I tri
BOOTPART does work. I used it about 2 months ago while contemplating how to
have on demand boot to handle the different OSes that I toy with.
I have WinNT, Win95, DOS 6.22, and LINUX 2.0.29 available. Still having problems
in my attempts to add Caldera OpenDos.
I let NT40 handle the MBR here. Duri
I installed the latest version of seyon from hamm/non-free and as soon as
I run it, it segfaults on me (I am runing a libc6 box). I ran an strace
on it and it seems it's not finding a whole bunch of library files that
it's looking for in /usr/X11R6/lib, yet on my system they are in /lib?
Anyone
Adam Shand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > > I know this is a FAQ, and the answer is no in principle, because the Samba
> > > team won't do any development regarding authentication services (with a
> > > justified reason), but I'd like to know if Debian can replace NTS --
> > > obviating the lack
Hi Frank.
>I've just placed an order for the Debian Gnu/Linux 2 cd set. I can't
>afford a lot of reference material so I'll be using library books as
>much as possible.
Snap! I've just ordered a 2cd Debian set from Linux Software Labs'
Aussie site. A$10.95 for two CDs and enough software to ch
"James D. Freels" wrote:
>
>Debian mouse experts:
>
>I have a new Logitech marble trackball with PS/2 connector. I would
>like to replace my serial port mouse on my Debian Linux machine. I
>have a PS/2-6 pin - 2 - serial-9 pin mouse adapter from a local
>computer store. However, si
Hi,
Created 3 NTFS partitions with Partition Magic on a 3.3 Gb SCSI disk.
My system is: NT4, Pentium200, Quantum Fireball ST3.25 hard disk,
CI-2520/2560 SCSI controller (NCR ?), Stealth 3D 2000, 3com Etherlink
XL (3C900)
I wanted to boot Linux in order to create an extended partition for
/, /d
> Well duh! a zero not and "ohh"! That worked and I made it up to make zdisk
> when I got errors about
> module.c:614 structure has no member named 'flags'
> module.c:614 structure has no member named 'nsyms'
> module.c:615 structure has no member named 'nsyms'
> module.c:615 structure has no mem
On Wed, Oct 29, 1997 at 01:50:14PM -0600, Manoj Srivastava wrote:
> There is an HOWTO about this topic, which I used to set up my
> system. I seem to remember I had captaliztion problems editing the
This did not work for me. I did have to use bootpart.
It works well though, for Linux; the p
[sent only to debian-user, not cross-posted to debian-devel]
On Thu, 30 Oct 1997 01:30:58 GMT "Oliver Elphick" (olly@lfix.co.uk)
wrote:
> I am trying to use dump to write to DAT tape (60m long); I believe the
> capacity of this is something around 2Gb.
Yes, about 2Gb.
> dump seems to believe
[sent only to debian-user, no cross-posted to debian-devel]
On Wed, 29 Oct 1997 21:45:23 GMT "Oliver Elphick" (olly@lfix.co.uk)
wrote:
> The man page for dump says that Linux dump is not yet able to produce correct
> multi-volume backups.
>
> However, the man page is dated 1993.
>
> Is this
>
>
> There are two main differences:
>
> 1) The init directories -- RedHat uses the /etc/rc.d/rcN.d type of layout
> while
> Debian uses the /etc/rcN.d structure.
>
> 2) Debian packages tend to work and work with each other. They are better
> integrated as a total distribution than RedHat's
I have seen modems that are used for fax not properly reset to data mode unless
power cycled. Once they get into fax mode, they tend to want to stay in
xon-xoff handshaking even after they are commanded to go back to data mode.
On 30-Oct-97 Eloy A. Paris wrote:
> Carey Evans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
There are two main differences:
1) The init directories -- RedHat uses the /etc/rc.d/rcN.d type of layout while
Debian uses the /etc/rcN.d structure.
2) Debian packages tend to work and work with each other. They are better
integrated as a total distribution than RedHat's are.
As for which uni
I have this 6 cd set also. The set, in fact, does have the 2.0.30 kernel
present. You need to find the directory with the 2.0.30 rescue disk and
driver disk images and use these two along with the 5 base disks to make
the initial installation. You can then continue with dselect to install
the 2.
Carey Evans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
: I lose different characters each time I press Enter and it prints the
: message again. I suspect mgetty isn't setting up the port for
: CRTSCTS. Does anyone know how I can fix this?
Are you sure your modem is well configured to use the same handshake
mge
Hi all.
I've just placed an order for the Debian Gnu/Linux 2 cd set. I can't
afford a lot of reference material so I'll be using library books as
much as possible.
So, which of the versions of Unix comes closest to resembling Linux from
Debian?
I've been using Redhat for a while but I expect t
"Bill Dickinson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I recently tried to download Debian and had trouble creating the raw
> floppy for drv1440.bin using rawrite2.exe. Seems the binary is
> larger than a 1.44 floppy. Any suggestions? Thanks.
Did you download it in binary mode? Check if the file you
Dale Harrison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[snip]
> Ok, a bit of a hassle. He needs his Win95 stuff more than Linux, so I'll
> just remove LILO and figure out something else later. lilo -u, lilo -U
> both complain that theres no LILO boot signature on /dev/hda. Hence
> nothing is removed.
IIRC (s
I'm currently running two versions of Debian: bo & hamm. I boot hamm off
of /dev/hda2 w/LILO. I boot bo off of /dev/hdb2 with a boot floppy. I
created the boot floppy by first compiling a custom kernel, then running
/sbin/lilo as root with the following /etc/lilo.conf file:
boot=/dev/fd0
root=/
On Thu, Oct 30, 1997 at 01:35:54AM +0100, Remco Blaakmeer wrote:
> splay, which has no (or a vey small) internal buffer and can't pipe into a
> wav player
splay (in its latest version at least) can make use of Xavier Leroy's
pthreads package (that's version 0.6, the one included in glibc) and uses
Will Lowe wrote:
> No, but I thought that the discussion here ended with deciding to pull
> the packages from master because the author decided to retract the
> releases until he figured out what to do about copywrites.
You're right, but it was package, singular. None of the other packages have
b
On Thu, 30 Oct 1997, Joey Hess wrote:
> Really, have you heard from any more than the author of xtetris? I maintain
> most of the tetris packages and haven't heard of it.
No, but I thought that the discussion here ended with deciding to pull
the packages from master because the author decided to
Will Lowe wrote:
> Many of the previously available tetris packages are probably going to be
> dropped from debian, as the name "tetris" is copywritten, and the
> authors of several tetris clones are pulling their packages until they
> figure out the copyright issues.
Really, have you heard from
Rick Macdonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Tue, 28 Oct 1997, Debian mail-lists receiver wrote:
> > Does anyone know a fix for this? I have a 33.6 Modem Master 6000 fax/modem
> > which, in win-95 is configured for base address 0x2F8, irq 3. However, the
> > serial driver under Linux doesn't s
On Wed, 29 Oct 1997, Sam Ockman wrote:
> Everything has to come from a package in main stable Debian though...is
> this? I'm also mainly looking for an X-version tetris, although I'm not
> opposed to also having a console/vga tetris.
Many of the previously available tetris packages are probably
Probably... I'm somewhat sure that decoding mp3s is a mixture of
integer and FPU ops, which would mean that Intel or AMD would do
a lot better than Cyrix.
--Simon
On Wed, 29 Oct 1997, Paul Miller wrote:
> On Wed, 29 Oct 1997, Simon's Mailing List Account wrote:
>
> > I don't know about CPU usag
Greetings,
I had a problem once while running dselect so now hwen I try to ftp down
new files I get a lock error. Where are the ftp lock files?
Thanks,
-- Tim
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Everything has to come from a package in main stable Debian though...is
this? I'm also mainly looking for an X-version tetris, although I'm not
opposed to also having a console/vga tetris.
Thanks
Sam
Message from Alex Yukhimets ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) on %m-%N-%y:
> > I'm working on a standard set o
> I'm working on a standard set of packages that can be easily installed for
> Debian, and want to pick one of the tetrises (or is it tetrii) to include in
> the load...what is everyone's favorite tetris version?
>
> Thanks
> Sam
Hi.
The best tetris version *for console* I found is vga-tetris.
T
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Thalia L. Hooker) writes:
> Finally got a kernel that detects that I have a SCSI host but some of the
> settings seem to be incorrect. Any ideas? Here are some of my boot messages
> & the APPEND command I put in the /etc/lilo.conf file:
[...]
> kernel: aha152x: processing command
Dale Harrison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> So, I guess I'm throwing this out to you guys, is this a Windows problem?
> A Debian problem? A LILO problem? A FAT32 problem?
I can't point out a solution but I can tell you that it's probably not
related specifically to Debian or to Linux, as I have h
Hi,
Finally got a kernel that detects that I have a SCSI host but some of the
settings seem to be incorrect. Any ideas? Here are some of my boot messages
& the APPEND command I put in the /etc/lilo.conf file:
kernel: tty00 at 0x03f8 (irq = 4) is a 16550A
kernel: tty01 at 0x02f8 (irq = 3) is a 165
Hello.
I had a weird problem last night, installing Debian 1.3* on a friends PC.
For what it's worth, it's a PentiumII/266, some hideous amount of memory,
some hideous amount of HD space.
Aside from the SuperMicro motherboard bug [Which has been reported, I'm
fairly sure..], you know, the one whe
Hamish Moffatt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
: Anyone had any problems with NT clients dialing into PPPD 2.2.0f?
: NT clients can't dial in to my server. I have verified this myself
: from my desktop; the NT client will sit there for ages saying
: "Registering on network..." and eventually given an e
Paul Miller wrote:
>
> On Wed, 29 Oct 1997, Simon's Mailing List Account wrote:
>
> > I don't know about CPU usage, but mpg123 only uses ~20% or less of
> > my Pentium classic 133, and has good playback quality...
>
> hmm.. I have a Cyrix 166+/64 EDO and an old SB16, I get around 45%
> usuage..
Hi !
I have had some problems with menu ( 1.3-2 ) when trying to translate menu
item titles - sometimes it does neither translate , nor print any error
message. I tried a /etc/menu-methods/translate_menus file like this :
substitute section->section
System/ Apps/System/
endtranslate
substitute
I am trying to use dump to write to DAT tape (60m long); I believe the
capacity of this is something around 2Gb.
dump seems to believe that the capacity is something like 45Mb and, contrary
to what the manual says, does not keep on writing to the end of the tape, but
asks for a new volume after on
I ordered a 9680 but they sent me a 9685. Before I install it, I would
like to know if its going to work. I see support for the 96xx, but would
like to know of anyone with experience with this chipset.
kernel 2.0.30 and the current svga x server from stable.
Thankx,
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Walter L. Preuninger II
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