Dear Greg,
>1.) For the storage on this site, we have acquired an old Proliant RAID cabinet
>and populated it with 7 4.1 gb drives (28 gb total) and we are dedicating 3 of
>these drives to our ftp site. I am looking for a way (if it is possible) to
>mount all
>three of these drives at a single m
> I saw your reply to Bert Conliffe an was hoping you could give me similar
> assistance.
:) I'll try. I'm only a newbie myself...
> Personal background:
> I've learned computers by sitting in front of them and struggling my way
> through them. Currently I use WindowsNT at work with Lotus notes
On Tue, 12 May 1998, C.J.LAWSON wrote:
> > /bin/cat :)
> >
> great kidder, now that cheered me up
>
> thanks
>
> Jonathan
I think I have the solution. Just run mandb.
elm# mandb
Processing manual pages under /usr/man/de...
Checking for stray cats under /usr/man/de.
On Tue, May 12, 1998 at 05:01:01PM -0400, Paul Miller wrote:
>
> How can I set the sound card mixer defaults (volumes, etc)? Each time I
> login, my settings are reset.
>
> I have an old Creative Labs SoundBlaster 16..
cam lets you set your volume levels from the command line, or from
a file. I
On Tue, May 12, 1998 at 04:57:47PM -0400, Paul Miller wrote:
>
> I accidently ran 'bl -S -d tty' (it should be: bl -S -d 125000 tty) on
> tty1, and it frozen the console & all the VCs -- I couldn't switch to
> another VC, type anything, etc.. I was able to telnet it and kill the
> shell bl was ru
On Tue, May 12, 1998 at 04:23:25PM -0400, Will Lowe wrote:
> Rather than running xdm all the time (nobody but me ever logs in, and I
> can't remote Xdm into the machine because it's behind a firewall), I'd
> like to simply write a script in my .bash_profile that determines if I'm
> logged on from
>The
>mouse is Microsoft (it says so on the outside) however when I set it up
in
>W95 the program in the lower right hand corner says Microsoft
IntelliPoint.
This is the "mouse with wheel" -- the wheel is that round little
gray middle button
>Right now I've tried to set it up with both Intel
>I want to install xWindows using dselect. I do not know if I am using
>dselect properly.
You could also take a look at the FAQ-O-Matic:
http://www.debian.org/fom/1.html. And be patient, this is the most
difficult thing for a newbie.
Leandro Guimaraens Faria Corcete Dutra
http://www.lge.com
I tried to do what you are trying to do over the network. I finally took the
cd out of my win95 computer, installed the files via dselect, and then put
the drive back. After all the trying to get around it, that was the easiest.
It takes quite a while to load all the files to the machine.
--
To
On Tue, 12 May 1998, Keith wrote:
: Cable modem down here in SotuhWest Florida cost about $35 per month.
: They put an ethernet card in your computer, but it is not bidirectional
: yet. You still have to dial in with a modem. So uploading is slow, the
: speed of the modem.
I want to write a shame
> > Cable modem here is $65/mo I think, including 100mb traffic, then
> > it's *** 35c/mb! ***
>
> somewhat expensive this option,Videotron (in Montreal,QC,Canada) charge
> 49.95$ for CableModem access including the Modem,eth card and 2 GIG of
> bandwith per month,i wish i could live in Montreal !
Torsten Hilbrich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes;
>
>"srczkwrn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> This is where I run into trouble. After issuing dpkg-buildpackage an
>> error is returned. The debian/rules file include some of the
>> following commands that are not found on my system.
>> dh_clean -k
Cable modem down here in SotuhWest Florida cost about $35 per month.
They put an ethernet card in your computer, but it is not bidirectional
yet. You still have to dial in with a modem. So uploading is slow, the
speed of the modem.
Is there going to be a standard on cable modems or is every single
Hello.
I am setting up a web site with a whole lot of goodies installed also :-) I
have a
couple of questions and a problem, and if someone could at least point me in the
direction I need to be headed in, I would be greatly appreciative.
Here are my "silly" questions, please don't laugh too har
> Cable modem here is $65/mo I think, including 100mb traffic, then
> it's *** 35c/mb! ***
somewhat expensive this option,Videotron (in Montreal,QC,Canada) charge
49.95$ for CableModem access including the Modem,eth card and 2 GIG of
bandwith per month,i wish i could live in Montreal !!
> ISDN is
Hello,
I've set up a DNS server (primary and secondary) using
Debian and noticed alot of extra empty files in /var/named.
They look like:
db.rcwm.000320
db.rcwm.000328
db.rcwm.000330
db.rcwm.000332
db.206.81.41.000321
db.206.81.41.000329
db.206.81.41.000331
etc, they're all dated from the fir
I hope some one can help. I seem to have a problem with XFree that
is related to my video card. I have loaded 3 different versions of
Linux, and configured the graphic interface. Each time I try to start
it , I get a msg that there is a fatal error, and the server won't
load. Yet, when
Will Lowe wrote:
>
> Hmm. I don't know much about null modem cables. Too bad you don't have
> CD drive handy, but anyway:
>
> > man doesn't seem to work on my machine. ( I get bash: man: command not
> > found)
> man's not on the base disks, because the manpages themselves take up
> quite a bi
> How can I set the sound card mixer defaults (volumes, etc)? Each time I
> login, my settings are reset.
use cam. There's an option (read the manpage, I've forgotten how to do
it) to save sound settings. Then you can run cam from the command
line (in a boot script) with some sort of file opti
On Tue, 12 May 1998, Crispixbull wrote:
> can you explain what you mean by choose number 1. And also tell me which
When you run xf86config, it'll give you a menu. Choose the number "1"
option.
> doing differently now? Also for gpm again what protocol should I be using?
The microsoft one, or th
How can I set the sound card mixer defaults (volumes, etc)? Each time I
login, my settings are reset.
I have an old Creative Labs SoundBlaster 16..
-Paul
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I accidently ran 'bl -S -d tty' (it should be: bl -S -d 125000 tty) on
tty1, and it frozen the console & all the VCs -- I couldn't switch to
another VC, type anything, etc.. I was able to telnet it and kill the
shell bl was running from, and now only tty1 is frozen. Killing getty on
tty1 didn't
I am trying to enable 3 com ports -- two on board, the other is a modem.
onboard: com 1 irq 4
com 2 irq 3
modem: com 3 irq ??, with completely jumper options
The motherboard will only enable a com port, not let me change irq. I
have a soundcard on irq 5 and the lpt on irq 7. I have tr
In order to get it to work, I copied the bl program to my home directory
and made it suid to root (only I can access that directory). Then, I made
a simple script to run bl and kill it after one minute..
--- newmail ---
#!/bin/sh
killall bl
~paul/bin/bl -S tty0
sleep 60
killall bl
--- eof ---
can you explain what you mean by choose number 1. And also tell me which
protocol I should use? In the beginning I was using TTYS0, what will I be
doing differently now? Also for gpm again what protocol should I be using?
Thanks,
Chris
-Original Message-
From: Ian Keith Setford [mailto:[
Hmm. I don't know much about null modem cables. Too bad you don't have
CD drive handy, but anyway:
> man doesn't seem to work on my machine. ( I get bash: man: command not
> found)
man's not on the base disks, because the manpages themselves take up
quite a bit of space.
> Linux/UNIX book I
I saw your reply to Bert Conliffe an was hoping you could give me similar
assistance.
Personal background:
I've learned computers by sitting in front of them and struggling my way
through them. Currently I use WindowsNT at work with Lotus notes 4.5 for
E-Mail and Netscape for surfing. I can find my
Rather than running xdm all the time (nobody but me ever logs in, and I
can't remote Xdm into the machine because it's behind a firewall), I'd
like to simply write a script in my .bash_profile that determines if I'm
logged on from the console and runs startx if I am.
Anybody got any way for a
Bert Conliffe wrote:
...
> Now that I have the basic Debian installed what do I do?
>
I have a chapter for the yet unreleased user manual on the subject of
basic commands.
You can read this at http://www.lfix.co.uk/oliver/user.html.
--
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On Tue, May 12, 1998 at 09:21:58AM -0400, Patrick Ouellette wrote:
[snip]
> The xdm-errors file gives an error that there are no valid resolutions
> for the xserver / monitor. The machine is at home, and I neglected
> to beinf the error report with me to work. If there were no valid
> resolutions
On Tue, May 12, 1998 at 02:06:51PM +0100, M.C. Vernon wrote:
> Dear Debian People,
>
> Thought it best to mail this separately to the last one, since the
> problems are entirely different. I could do with being able to run a
> couple of dos sysadmin programs on Selwyn-Server2, which I can mo
On Mon, May 11, 1998 at 08:49:47PM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Mon, May 11, 1998 at 08:37:08PM -0400, David B Wilson wrote:
> > I'm confused by your message. You use /dev/sda4 with a parallel port
> > zip drive?
> Yes
> It seems to me that they come formatted with 1 partition...which is
> : I have several PS/2`s:
> :
> : 3-55sx
> : 6-56sx
> : 1-57sx
> : 1-80
> :
> : Unfortunately, all have 4Mb of RAM except the Model 57sx which has 12.
> : Any suggestion? Is 8Mb of RAM enough for running X.
>
> Hmm, I can't answer that. I don't run X on any of our PS/2s - they're
> all acting
Yo-
> Just for more fun and confusion I have a little more info. First of all I
> should tell you that I am a cadet at the United States Air Force Academy and
> consequently I was issued (I bought it, but it was deducted from my pay and
> given to me like every other one of my classmates) my compu
>>
>> > Hi. I was wondering if anyone else had had this problem. It seems
>> > really major. If I'm in console mode, then switch back to X with
>> > alt-f7, and then move the mouse in anticipation of X showing up, it
>> > very often crashes X. The whole thing just comes down and xdm
>> > restarts.
Dear Bert,
I'm another relative newbie, and I've cut my teeth the hard way, with not
dos or anything to fall back on, and a Vet degree to worry about.
I'll see what I can do for you, since people have been really helpful to
me ;)
> Background: For the past few months I've been reading on all fr
Just for more fun and confusion I have a little more info. First of all I
should tell you that I am a cadet at the United States Air Force Academy and
consequently I was issued (I bought it, but it was deducted from my pay and
given to me like every other one of my classmates) my computer. I tried
Just for more fun and confusion I have a little more info. First of all I
should tell you that I am a cadet at the United States Air Force Academy and
consequently I was issued (I bought it, but it was deducted from my pay and
given to me like every other one of my classmates) my computer. I tried
Hello Bert!
On Tue, May 12, 1998 at 12:39:24PM -0400, Bert Conliffe wrote:
>
> Now that I have the basic Debian installed what do I do?
This heavily depends on what you want to do with Debian. Please note that
Debian can serve as a development system for various programming languages,
it can s
Try this:
http://garfield.msl.net/cgi-bin/pppsetup
Auto-generates a ppp package. Works well, except that I had to manually
create /dev/modem for it to work...
>>--<<
> --
> From: k948368[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Configuring ISP
>> One of my serial ports died when lightning struck the telephone line the
>> modem was connected to. (I didn't think of disconnecting telephones as
>> well as the mains.) Also, hardware handbooks often say that you
>> should turn off equipment at both ends before disconnecting things.
I read s
Nathan E Norman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [An acquired HP Laserjet III] came with a "PacificPage P.E" Postscript
> cartridge. Anyone have experience with something like this?
Yes, I used it until a year ago. It worked neat, but very
slow. Ghostscript in your Linux box is much faster. On the
Date: 5/12/98
To: The Debian Org.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Bert Conliffe
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: The Debian Starter System
Background: For the past few months I've been reading on all fronts
about the superiority of Linux over the incoming Windows '98 and the
Windows NT syste
I have recently installed Debain Linux on my system. I have been unable to
install any packages using dselect. I have an ISP account. My modem is a Hayes
Accura 56k internal modem, under windows 95 COM4 is assigned to my modem.
I have checked the Debain FAQOMATIC for help and attempted it sol
Pierre Blanchet ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> "RC" == Rainer Clasen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> RC> Just out of curiosity: What speaks against using rdist? IIRC somebody
> RC> suggested this in a previose discussion on this topic.
> The idea behind dpkg-record/dpkg-replay is flexibility and
On Tue, 12 May 1998, Jules Bean wrote:
> IMNSHO, there is a problem with the integration between our perl package,
> and the CPAN module.
Yes :)
Check out bug 15797 for discussion of this issue.
> If I have correctly analysed the problem, then the 'right' answer involves
> dpkg and CPAN somehow
Hi All.
I know that this isn't the right list to place this question ;) ,
but I got a font from CTAN and I can't make it work. The font is
calligra.mf and I copied it, then I compile with LaTeX and no errors are
reported (as the log file says), but XDVI gives the followin
I tried that, I set the mouse protocol to PS/2, the device to psaux, and
tried it with both 3 button emulation on and off. Do I need to do anything
to the gpm (are those the right letters?) to set it up. Do I need to
somewhere assign something to psaux. Any more ideas?
Thanks,
Chris
-Origina
I have one of those. I have to use ps2 protocol and
/dev/psaux for the device. The intellipoint thing does
not work for me. If anyone has a way to make the wheel
do something (even act as the middle button) I would
like to hear about it...
jim
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From: Crispixbull[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTEC
Frank Barknecht wrote:
> Gregory Guthrie hat gesagt: // Gregory Guthrie wrote:
>
> > I have a partition on my W95 hard disk with Debian loaded; and I boot via a
> > floppy. I want to switch to booting from W95/DOS; so I tried loadlin.
> > Put it into a directory with Linux, root.bin), and tried it
On Tue, 12 May 1998, Jens B. Jorgensen wrote:
> Yeah, this happened to me too. I guess it's a bug. Just do the following as
> root
> and let xdm restart
>
> mkdir /var/lib/xdm
> mkdir /var/lib/xdm/authdir
> chmod 700 /var/lib/xdm/authdir
> mkdir /var/lib/xdm/authdir/authfiles
> chmod 700 /var/li
Yeah, this happened to me too. I guess it's a bug. Just do the following as root
and let xdm restart
mkdir /var/lib/xdm
mkdir /var/lib/xdm/authdir
chmod 700 /var/lib/xdm/authdir
mkdir /var/lib/xdm/authdir/authfiles
chmod 700 /var/lib/xdm/authdir/authfiles
You get the 'unsecure session' because xd
Where would we be without the number 4? :-) It seems to work now.
> the disks are partitiond (try /dev/sda4
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Could anyone give me a good reference in order to configure a
voice-faxmodem using mgetty? Is that an easy task?
I am not finding any simple HowTo recipes.
My voice-faxmodem card is a usrobotics sportster 28.8.
Thanks,
Fernando
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Yo-
> Can anyone give me a hand with this mouse thing, I just can't figure it out.
If you are sure it is a serial mouse (i.e. a serial connector) and not a
PS/2 mouse then you should be using gpm for the console and and /dev/ttyS0
for the device name in xf86config. If it happens to be a PS/2 mou
Gregory Guthrie hat gesagt: // Gregory Guthrie wrote:
> I have a partition on my W95 hard disk with Debian loaded; and I boot via a
> floppy. I want to switch to booting from W95/DOS; so I tried loadlin.
> Put it into a directory with Linux, root.bin), and tried it.
> loadlin linux root=/dev/ram
Hello-
I did a clean install of 2.0-980504 and after tweaking a couple
things, XDM came up with the login greeting "This is an unsecure session".
I can get rid of this message by seting
DisplayManager*authComplain:false
in /etc/X11/xdm/xdm-config, but this doesn't seem like
Can anyone give me a hand with this mouse thing, I just can't figure it out.
-Original Message-
From: Crispixbull [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 12, 1998 7:00 AM
To: Linux
Subject: Mouse Fun
I am currently trying to set up X Windows and trying to set up my mouse. The
mouse
Hello,
Recently I acquired an HP LaserJet III for use with our UNIX servers
(most of which run Linux). I also snagged a 486 to act as a print
server. I'm guessing if I RTFM magicfilter docs and HOWTOs I'll get
this going (though any tips are appreciated)
However, this printer came with a "Pacif
Nicolás Lichtmaier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I've updated the manpage reading the info documentation. I think
> that the manpages is still very usable for most users, and in Debian
> every executable must have one manpage.
I see that you completely ignored my previous suggestions. Very well.
Hi all..
IMNSHO, there is a problem with the integration between our perl package,
and the CPAN module.
The CPAN module (for those who don't know about it) gives the perl
administrator functionality comparable to dselect/dpkg, for installing
perl modules. This is very useful indeed. However, it
On Mon, 11 May 1998, Keith Alen Vance wrote:
> I want to install xWindows using dselect. I do not know if I am using
> dselect properly. I have it set to go to ftp.debian.org and look in
> /pub/debian and search only for stable packages. I get a list of a
> whole ton of packages. I just don't k
On Tue, 12 May 1998, Nathan E Norman wrote:
> On Tue, 12 May 1998, Jules Bean wrote:
>
> : Hi there...
>
> [ snip ]
>
> : Now, on the Pentium, everything runs nicely. On the 486, it can take
> : 10-15 *minutes* to complete an ssl-telnet connection. It gets as far as
> :
> : njm25# telnet bl
Peter,
I *do* have the file, I just don't have it with me (it is
on my machine at home and I am at work). The message
xdm leaves in the xdm-errors file was something like
no valid resolutions found. As I said, startx works
so I assume I have a valid XF86Config (I have been
know to be wrong befo
On Tue, 12 May 1998, Jules Bean wrote:
: Hi there...
[ snip ]
: Now, on the Pentium, everything runs nicely. On the 486, it can take
: 10-15 *minutes* to complete an ssl-telnet connection. It gets as far as
:
: njm25# telnet blueberry.jellybean.co.uk
: Trying 194.88.75.31...
: Connected to b
On Tue, 12 May 1998, Nick Gilliam wrote:
: I have several PS/2`s:
:
: 3-55sx
: 6-56sx
: 1-57sx
: 1-80
:
: Unfortunately, all have 4Mb of RAM except the Model 57sx which has 12.
: Any suggestion? Is 8Mb of RAM enough for running X.
Hmm, I can't answer that. I don't run X on any of our PS/2s -
Hi there...
I just installed the ssl packages from ftp.de.debian.org on both my
Pentium and my 486. These machines are separated spacially and
network-topologically, so it seems to make some sense to want to protect
passwords.
Now, on the Pentium, everything runs nicely. On the 486, it can take
On Tue, 12 May 1998, Hamish Moffatt wrote:
: On Mon, May 11, 1998 at 09:26:41PM -0600, Jason Gunthorpe wrote:
: > The unit itself is usually ~500$ cdn, but the providers around here lease
: > it for a few dollars a month more.
:
: That sounds nice. Here in the land of .AU, where any decent sized
I have several PS/2`s:
3-55sx
6-56sx
1-57sx
1-80
Unfortunately, all have 4Mb of RAM except the Model 57sx which has 12.
Any suggestion? Is 8Mb of RAM enough for running X.
Thanks,
Nick Gilliam
On Mon, 11 May 1998, Nathan E Norman wrote:
> On Mon, 11 May 1998, Nick Gilliam wrote:
>
> :
>
"RC" == Rainer Clasen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
RC> Pierre Blanchet ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>> Here, i have 85 PC to install. And the method i will try will be
>> slighty different (note: it will only work in a network, with a
>> local mirror):
>> 3) Write a shell script, dpkg-record, s
Hi,
and how about the GNOME environment. There is not public nor developer
snapshots in actual hamm. Altough it is mostly in alpha stage, it is
quite usable and competitive for kde. Moreover it is to be a
Debian's flagship among all GUI/Desktop projects. What happened to the
previous *gnome*.d
Hi,
The 3c59x module supports both the Vortex and Boomerang series cards. The
3C905 is a Boomerang card so it is supported. :)
The driver is does take advantage of 3C905 features meaning it isn't some
cheapo driver that runs the 3C905 in some compatibility mode. I have the
very same card instal
Did you enable SCSI tape drive support in the kernel? I'm not sure if the
Debian kernel image has support for this compiled in or not.
I'm using a Conner tape drive (DDS-2 and a couple of years old) with an
Adapted 2940UW with no problem.
-Ossama
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On Tue, May 12, 1998 at 09:12:40AM -0400, Peter Iannarelli wrote:
> Hello all:
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Patrick Ouellette <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
> Date: May 12, 1998 9:00 AM
> Subject: XDM doesn't work
>
>
> >Hello all,
> >
> >I have had the followi
auplay will play unix *.au files. xmcd will play cd's with au.
Look at man nas ( Network audio system ).
On Mon, 11 May 1998, G. Crimp wrote:
> Sorry to keep pestering the list with my sound questions. I thought it
> would be better to send each one as separate message rather than dump on
Dear Debian People,
Thought it best to mail this separately to the last one, since the
problems are entirely different. I could do with being able to run a
couple of dos sysadmin programs on Selwyn-Server2, which I can mount using
ncpmount. Unfortunatly, to do so, I need dosemu, which mean
Hello all:
-Original Message-
From: Patrick Ouellette <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
Date: May 12, 1998 9:00 AM
Subject: XDM doesn't work
>Hello all,
>
>I have had the following problem no 2 different hamm systems:
>
>They are configured to start xdm on booting. O
Dear all,
I aquired a cheap and not very exciting computer 2nd hand, on the
understanding that the monitor was a 14inch VGA. I installed Debian 2,
which is the only OS on my hdd ;), including Xwindows. I can't get my
monitor to work properly.
I tried running XF86Setup, plugged in the info
Hello all,
I have had the following problem no 2 different hamm systems:
They are configured to start xdm on booting. One machine uses
the S3 xserver, one uses the SVGA xserver. When starting the system,
the screen will flash (xdm keeps trying to start X) and the only way I
have been able to re
I am currently trying to set up X Windows and trying to set up my mouse. The
mouse is Microsoft (it says so on the outside) however when I set it up in
W95 the program in the lower right hand corner says Microsoft IntelliPoint.
Right now I've tried to set it up with both IntelliPoint and Microsoft
On 11 May 1998, Manoj Srivastava wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Z-Y> make config
> >> start to compile kernel. It may take quite a while on a 486.
> Z-Y> make-kpkg --revision 2 --zImage
> >> make-kpkg is supposed to make a .deb file. But, it didn't on
> >> mine. otherwise you may install the new kernel like ju
Pierre Blanchet ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Here, i have 85 PC to install. And the method i will try will be
> slighty different (note: it will only work in a network, with a
> local mirror):
> 3) Write a shell script, dpkg-record, something like :
Just out of curiosity: What speaks against us
Nathan E Norman ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I've got a Sun Netra I5, with serial console only. The current Debian
> boot disks don't like the serial console, so I used RedHat's instead.
> Now I've got this Netra Linux box :)
I don't know sun at all, but how about modifying the bootdisks to spawn a
get
> went through, ("1+0 in, 1+0 out" etc) but made no difference to booting --
> still "Lil-" and system hangs.
> My system _did_ work before -- honest!!
Did you alter the bios settings for your hdisk at boot up? ... If you have
auto hdd detection turn that on (as opposed to LBA or LARGE) .. It shou
Please check to see that lilo has the right parameters for your harddisk
Particularly the bits about Large, LBA ...
--Jonathan
> "Lil-" comes up on the screen and the system hangs
>
> (Just glad I have a recent kernel boot disk =) )
>
> /boot/boot.hda doesn't exist.
>
> I have no WinNT instal
> /bin/cat :)
>
great kidder, now that cheered me up
thanks
Jonathan
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Hi everybody,
I know maybe this isn't the right group to ask, sorry for that, but
since comp.os.linux.setup doesn't answer . but there is a
small link with this group anyway and maybe somebody has a hint ?
NT4 is already installed on my PC (one big 3Gb Quantum SCSI-disk.)
I am trying to in
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Hi everybody!
I have a new 3Com 10/100 TX autosense PCI network card (3C905). I
would like to install it on my Debian box but I can't find the right
network module. Does anyone know where I can find the module or driver
source code I need?
Thanks.
Pa
Thanks Oliver,
I had already checked the connections and stuff like that and
I don't believe in luck. That notwithstanding, I take your point that my
port is knackered ... The thing is where on earth am I going to find
someone to fix a 486 motherboard and at what cost .. I asked scan for th
On Tue, May 12, 1998 at 01:58:16AM -0500, Zachary DeAquila wrote:
>
> What is policy on software updates to the 'stable' tree? Software there
> is somewhat 'stale' and has unacceptable security risks such as Smail
> lacking the anti-relay features, bind still being v4.9.6, etc. Should I
> just n
On Mon, May 11, 1998 at 07:24:47PM +0100, Adrian Bridgett wrote:
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> AFAIK you need a 2.1 kernel to use later DOSemu versions.
>
I have working "out-of-the-box" dosemu 0.97.7 under 2.0.33.
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On Sun, May 10, 1998 at 12:22:14PM -0500, Asher Haig wrote:
> Has anyone managed to make DOSEmu 97.7 work? There doesn't seem to be a
I have working dosemu 97.7 under Linux/Debian 2.0/Kernel 2.0.33
> CONF: memcheck - Fatal error. Memory conflict!
> Memory at 0x16400:0x is mapped to both
Hello!
I had the following strange problem:
I use Linux/Debian 2.0 on my computer.
There is null-modem cable from ttyS1 to Win95 computer.
Some times ago Win 95/Telemate works fine as a terminal, but now it takes
about 30 minutes just to display /etc/issue. (Output is blocked in 16-bytes
sequenc
I've written a REXX script for browsing the Debian Packages
files. It requires Regina REXX. If you're on a Debian system,
it also shows the files that are outdated and misconfigured.
My plan was to also add the Red Hat and SuSe file lists, so a
person could more easily find a piece of Linux soft
Hi,
I am trying to connect my linux to a Conner SCSI tape. The LUN number on
the tape is correspondent with the Adaptec BIOS, ie number 6. The SCSI host
is detected but not the tape device. I got the following error at boot time:
(scsi0:0:-1:-1) Scanning channel for devices.
scsi: aborting comman
On Mon, May 11, 1998 at 09:55:44PM +0100, Nuno Carvalho wrote:
> P.S. BTW what should I do to know the package which a file belongs !
Normally, by "dpkg -S thefile". In this case that would not have worked; for
a file that is managed through the alternatives mechanism, you have to
follow the link
What is policy on software updates to the 'stable' tree? Software there
is somewhat 'stale' and has unacceptable security risks such as Smail
lacking the anti-relay features, bind still being v4.9.6, etc. Should I
just not run 'stable' ? (This might mean I shouldn't run Debian at all,
I unders
i was installing dosemu on my machine and dselect also upgraded other
component on my system but the upgrade of gzip broke,it asked for the
debianutils >=1.6 package and i searched in bo-unstable and
bo-updates,i've found nothing,does i need to search in the hamm directory
to find it or it's better
Hi,
in my never ending story with exim and header rewriting I've been told (by its
author) to try the new exim. Does anybody know if there's a libc5 release of
this beast, which should be exim_1.92? I know it's in hamm, but I'm not ready
for this libc6 jump.
Also, note I'm not complaining or blamin
Noah L. Meyerhans wrote:
>
> On Mon, 11 May 1998, Keith Alen Vance wrote:
>
> > When I run startx I get the following:
> >
> > xauth: can't load library 'libXmu.so.6'
> > xinit: can't load library 'libXmu.so.6'
>
> This particular problem should disappear if you issue the following
> command bef
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