On Mon, 14 Sep 1998, Mason Loring Bliss wrote:
: On Mon, Sep 14, 1998 at 04:36:13PM -0500, Nathan E Norman wrote:
:
: > : 1) Once I've got everything installed in a basic way, how do I build and
: > : install the world myself? In NetBSD, it's as easy as "cd /usr/src ; make
: > : build". W
While updating from Slackware to Debian I seem to be deleted
erroneously from the debian-user mailing list. Should anybody already
have answered to my posts concerning PATH for tcsh or access denied
using ftp to an account in /home/users, could he or she please send
the response again to my normal
Keith quotes me:
> If you run pppconfig you can use the chatscript it generates for diald by
> replacing
>
> connect "/etc/diald/connect"
>
> with
>
> connect "/etc/chatscripts/provider"
That should be:
connect "chat -v -f /etc/chatscripts/provider"
--
John Hasler
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (John H
Horacio M.G. wrote:
> did it! ...it seems I'm getting up to something. Now it no longer
> says "can't load libXmu.so.6", instead it says:
> "can't load libXpm.so.4"
> What which other/s library/s should I install next?
xpm4.7
--
see shy jo
On 14 Sep 98, at 14:09,
Joey Hess wrote:
> Horacio M.G. wrote:
> > well, it was just like that, and the result was as I said, no .deb
> > package, instead the tree directory directly in /.
>
> Well then you must be using some strange old version of alien and it
> intrepreted alien -debian as "alie
On Mon, Sep 14, 1998 at 05:19:17AM -0700, The Burris's wrote:
> Yes, I an new to Linux 2.0 something. I have had it installed for a few
> months now. I have read the help files and ppp-howto stuff and even
> bought a book.
> I have my connect script working.
> I connect to my isp using pppd call
gdb's fortran support still has a ways to go, but I think you will
get what you want if you instead do,
gdb hello
break MAIN__
run
list
John
John Maheuphone (403) 492-2049
University of Alberta email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I now have diald dialing but I am not getting connected.
In my ppp lg I get the following errors.
pppd[286]: sent [LCP ConfReg id=0x1
]
last message repeated 9 times
pppd[286]: LCP: timeout sending Config-Requests
pppd[286]: Connection Terminated
pppd[286]: Exit.
And I noticed in the diald.log t
Hello,
I am sure I am doing something silly, but I can´t find out what.
I can not manage to debug fotran code compiled with g77. I am using GNU
Fortran 0.5.24-19980804 (instaled from slink and part of the new egcs
1.1). Here is an exemple of what I am doing:
I try to compile the "hello world" p
"Mitchell Surface" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Greetings,
>
> This should be an easy question but I can't seem to find an answer. I
> want to get my e-mail from my ISP's POP server. I've been messing around
> with sendmail (which is overkill, I now realize) without any luck. Can
> someone poin
Oliver Thuns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >I have a 386sx-33 with:
> >4mb ram
> >100 mb hard disk
> >10mbit ethernet card
> >
> >Would this be enough for pop3 server and proxy server for a 25 node network
> >with one dial up connection ?
>
> I think you need more than 4 MB to install Linux (o
Nuno Carvalho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> It's a "good policy" for /tmp directory to have 777
> permissions !? With such permissions any user could write on
> that directory until even > there's no more space on device,
> rigth !?
Yup, though if he's not the root user, he won't be able to
>> Um... Okay. I guess what I'm looking for is more of a "core system" sort
> of answer. Id est, I'm wondering how I go about configuring a kernel and
> building userland. Or, is it the case that in Debian *everything* is a
> package? That's sort of an intriguing possibility.
> Is kernel configur
>Hmm. I think bootpart from BSD will do this, and I'm pretty sure LILO
>will. I've used LILO to dual boot Windows and Linux, and bootpart to
>dual boot DOS and BSD. I never have done exactly what you want to do
yes, LILO will do this. My /etc/lilo.conf file boots both, and will
supposedly boo
Mason Loring Bliss writes:
> 3) Is there an equivalent to the NetBSD practise of a nightly sup of
> current sources?
Look at apt, in unstable.
--
John Hasler
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Hasler)
Dancing Horse Hill
Elmwood, WI
Hi all,
Got some dumb installation questions.
Situation:
1. Installing onto a virgin drive (hda2 & hda3) in a system
which already has Linux (Redhat) and Win95 installed
2. Installing from a scsi cdrom which linux recognizes.
3. Boot from install floppy, id of scsi and installation of
On Mon, 14 Sep 1998, Anthony Campbell wrote:
: I've just installed debian 2.0, after using redhat 5.0, and am quite
: impressed. Only problem is that I do need netscape occasionally (if lynx
: won't access a site) and there doesn't seem to be a .deb package of
: netscape corresponding to the .
I would really just suggest that you get a book called "Running Linux"
(O'Reilly) and read it. I learned more about Linux in that one book (I
consider myself reasonably proficient in how the thing works) than I
did in lots of other bits `n' pieces on the web (slashdot et al.).
Alternatively get yo
On Mon, Sep 14, 1998 at 04:36:13PM -0500, Nathan E Norman wrote:
> : 1) Once I've got everything installed in a basic way, how do I build and
> : install the world myself? In NetBSD, it's as easy as "cd /usr/src ; make
> : build". What's the Debian equivalent?
>
> There isn't one - most Debian
I've just installed debian 2.0, after using redhat 5.0, and am quite
impressed. Only problem is that I do need netscape occasionally (if lynx
won't access a site) and there doesn't seem to be a .deb package of
netscape corresponding to the .rpm version for redhat. Should I use alien
to conver the
On Mon, 14 Sep 1998, Kent West wrote:
> At 09:55 PM 9/13/1998 +0100, you wrote:
> >> "Martin" == Martin Schulze <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >Martin> X-Mailer: Mutt 0.93.2i
> >
> >Joris> 2. D O C U M E N T A T I O N ( why all these cryptic files and no real
> >Joris> database ??? HTML yes?)
Chris Mc. wrote:
>
> Thank you!
> I can't believe they just folded up like that
>
Well, after suffering several of their rather expensive
drives die, I for one wasn't about to buy any more
of their product. I haven't a clue about the Singapore
group and whether or not they ever produced any
On Mon, 14 Sep 1998, Yosef B wrote:
: Can someone point me to the documentation to configure the traffic shaper
: module for the kernel?
/usr/doc/shaper/shaper.txt if you have the shaper package installed..
-Remco
Mason Loring Bliss wrote
> My questions:
>
> 1) Once I've got everything installed in a basic way, how do I build and
> install the world myself? In NetBSD, it's as easy as "cd /usr/src ; make
> build". What's the Debian equivalent?
Well, the packages are distributed in binary format (hence the
m
On Mon, 14 Sep 1998, Mason Loring Bliss wrote:
: What I'd really like is a "Debian for NetBSD People" guide, but, failing
: that, maybe a couple kind souls out there can answer some questions I've
: got.
:
: Note: I'm not running Debian yet - I'm running NetBSD-current - but I
: think I'm g
I created on 4G hard disk, using msdos fdisk 1600Mg primary partition
and installed there Win95 (Fat32). The rest of the HD was left
"untouched" by msdos fdisk.
Then during the debian2.0 installation I created primary partition
hda2 as a native linux (1400Mg) and hda3 (100MG) as a swap.
On rest
On Mon, 14 Sep 1998, Tomt wrote:
> I have the hamm distrubution and I have ip masquerading enabled in the
> kernel and the masquerading package installed.
> Do I need anything else? Like another ip assigned to my nic or what?
>
Yes, each network interface (PPP, Ethernet card, etc.) must have
Horacio M.G. wrote:
> well, it was just like that, and the result was as I said, no .deb
> package, instead the tree directory directly in /.
Well then you must be using some strange old version of alien and it
intrepreted alien -debian as "alien -d -e -b -i -a -n", and the -i made it
install the
On 14 Sep 98, at 12:25,
Joey Hess wrote:
> Horacio M.G. wrote:
> > 2) Scriptum-1_1_7b-linux-elf-static.tgz
> > and I ran: alien --to -debian Scriptum-1_1_7b-linux.elf-static.tgz
>
> I doubt that was your real command line. Alien will not accept invalid
> arguments like those. See the man page.
>
I have the hamm distrubution and I have ip masquerading enabled in the
kernel and the masquerading package installed.
Do I need anything else? Like another ip assigned to my nic or what?
Thanks
After reading the howtos, faqs, I still can't dialup to my ISP with
Kppp as a normal user. When I am root, it works fine.
I have Debian 2.0 and KDE 1.0 installed and if I use pon to dialup
to my ISP, it works fine (root or normal user).
When using Kppp as normal user, it connects to my ISP and
What I'd really like is a "Debian for NetBSD People" guide, but, failing
that, maybe a couple kind souls out there can answer some questions I've
got.
Note: I'm not running Debian yet - I'm running NetBSD-current - but I
think I'm going to give Debian a try for a while. I'll clear out a mostly
unu
Can someone point me to the documentation to configure the traffic
shaper module for the kernel?
TIA,
Lawrence Baker
Thanks for your reply.
I do have a script which updates the ip address of my machine and posts it
on a web page.
I have installed xringd package and it would be a cool thing, but it can
not find the modem. It keeps complaning that /dev/ttyS1 does nor exist...
I know it exists and ppp works fine.
William R. McDonough wrote:
> could someone please show me where to access these "home grown scripts"
> I have analog on my web server but it's FreeBSD not Debian...
>
> I'd love to have my analog show me email and FTP stats.
Someone else basically answered you, but I'll forward the stuff to the
A big thank you to everyone who sent me messages about my POP problem.
I must add that Pann's instructions (at the site in the tag) are the
best set for a beginning Debian user that I've seen. There should be
some way to either add these to the Debian site or at least provide a
link to them.
Than
> I wonder if there is a legal way using the DBI driver for Perl to
> gain information about the structure of the table, especially the
> length of some fields.
I think there is no DBI function that would do it uniformly for all
databases, but for most of them you could execute a "SELECT" query
wh
On Mon, 14 Sep 1998, The Burris's wrote:
> I have my connect script working.
> I connect to my isp using pppd call provider
> after it gets logged in I type pppd in a seperate
> x window and get the trash.
> I can ping my providers address
> I can ping my assigned address
> I have my DNS numbers
On 12 Sep, Michael Beattie wrote:
>
> I know that KDE is still in the development stages, but one small bug that
> bugs me is that when using the K file manager to open text, .c or image
> files, The respective viewers/editors take the file's path and location to
> be seperate arguments. For examp
On Mon, 14 Sep 1998, Kent West wrote:
> difficult for me to wade through. Typically I come away from a three-hour
> documentation-reading session having gained nothing. I've often thought
> about contributing to the documentation projects, yet until I understand
> how the thing works, I can't wr
Horacio M.G. wrote:
> 2) Scriptum-1_1_7b-linux-elf-static.tgz
> and I ran: alien --to -debian Scriptum-1_1_7b-linux.elf-static.tgz
I doubt that was your real command line. Alien will not accept invalid
arguments like those. See the man page.
You probably need to install libc5 compatability libra
On Mon, 14 Sep 1998, Cameron Taggart wrote:
: Where can I find help on installing Debian?
: I thought this was the list but no one has replied.
:
: When installing Debian I get this error part way though the instation:
:
: "No ... msdos ... partitions that had not already been mounted were
Hi,
>>"G" == G Crimp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
G> Sep 13 02:55:46
G>modprobe: no dependency information for module:
G>"/lib/modules/2.0.30/net/slip.o"
You must have recompiled the same kernel version that you were
running, and the old modules were still around
At 02:49 PM 9/14/1998 -0400, you wrote:
>Kent West <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> LaTex, etc, may be far superior to wordprocessors, but again,
>> there's the psychological issue of leaving one world (Windows) and
>> trying to find similarities (WordPerfect, Word, Excel, etc) in the
>> new world
After upgrading my system to Debian 2.0, my smail can't find its
smart_host through which all non-local email is supposed to be
routed. A typical error message in the log file looks like:
09/12/1998 11:04:01: [m0zHSBI-000BVtC] Deferred TO:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
ROUTER:smart_host
TRANSPORT:smtp ERRO
E.L. Meijer (Eric) wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> >
> >
> > In what group should a user be to be able to play an audio-cdrom ??
> > current user is in: bin lp mail cdrom audio dip
>
> The logical group would be audio. To play an audio CD a user needs
> write access to the CD device. What I did was ch
Hi,
I wonder if there is a legal way using the DBI driver for Perl to
gain information about the structure of the table, especially the
length of some fields.
I may be blind so please quote the m if the answer should be
rtfm.
Thanks in advance,
Joey
--
Unix is user friendly ... It's
Kent West <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> LaTex, etc, may be far superior to wordprocessors, but again,
> there's the psychological issue of leaving one world (Windows) and
> trying to find similarities (WordPerfect, Word, Excel, etc) in the
> new world (Linux).
This is the source of all your probl
Does anyone know where ISO-8859 fonts are located?
For some reason, the second time that I installed Debian 2.0 and X, these
fonts are missing, and so I'm getting messages that I never before seen
from gimp, netscape, textedit, ghostview, etc, that say they cant find
these fonts. I installed the
I using Debian 1.31 and I ahve the following problem.
Whenever I use emacs under X I get the warning:
locale not supported by C library, locale not changed
I am under the impression, though I may be wrong and this warning
is not given when I use emacs outside X.
When I use perl ( when I use lat
> > But how does one get a
> > screenshot under [Debian] Linux? Is there anything comparable to
> > Snapshot (on Solaris), for example?
> >
> Just use the GIMP! ;-)
>
> >From the main toolbox window: "Xtns -> Screen Shot".
That was the winning answer. :-)
Thanks for all the replies. xv was
Where can I find help on installing Debian?
I thought this was the list but no one has replied.
When installing Debian I get this error part way though the instation:
"No ... msdos ... partitions that had not already been mounted were
detected."
What could cause this error? I am wanting to inst
this did the trick Thanks!!
At 02:00 PM 9/14/1998 -0500, you wrote:
>> maybe im doing something wrong.. can you elaborate how when i boot from the
>> rescue disk mount the Hdd without it booting up to login state?
>> maybe a little hand holding is in order
>
>you don't want to use the boot dis
Eric Jensen wrote:
>
> I've been having some problems getting anonymous ftp to work properly on
> my system. I've set up most everything in the way that the manpage for
> in.ftpd told me too, but it refers to a program pw_mkdb which I can't seem
> to find anywhere. In any case, I don't believe t
On Mon, Sep 14, 1998 at 04:27:41PM +0200, Peter Makholm wrote:
> "Stephen J. Carpenter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> #include
>
> > LILO: linux /bin/sh
>
> [...]
>
> > hopefully once you zap the root password...it SHOULD be sufficent
> > to remount the filesystem read-only and issue halt or
I'm trying to run it on 33MHz 486sx with 8meg. I have 12M of swap. I'm
not exactly sure which version of KDE it is. I downloaded from the
hamm/contrib...
I didn't realize KDE took up so much memory. Well if this machine is not
capable of running KDE are there any suggestions. I didn't like fvwm95
I use a /home/users and a /home/friends folder. Users in that
directories cannot access our server via ftp. They get an
530 User doris access denied.
error (wher doris is a sample user). The users that have their
homedirectory in /home can however access the server via ftp.
Whats wrong?
Stef
On 14 Sep, Person, Rod wrote:
> Anyone using KDE, do you have this problem, can you help..
>
> When I start KDE as the default window manager it takes 1/2 hour
> or more to load. Then once it does load it is take just as long to do
> anything.
> I added kdmdesktop to my Xsetu
On 14 Sep, Kent West wrote:
> Anyone know how to change resolution/screen size on a laptop that doesn't
> have a separate numeric keypad? I can lock the number keys on that are
> imbedded in the alpha keys, but that still doesn't let me do the
> Ctrl-Alt-Minus key combo. Nothing I've tried has work
On Mon, Sep 14, 1998 at 11:08:14AM -0600, Kent Andersen wrote:
> actually it would be nice if I knew what the root password was
> my problem is somehow it is trashed. can't log in as root to change it
There is no way you can recover a lost password (exception below), this is
the whole purpose
On Mon, Sep 14, 1998 at 10:53:57AM -0400, Mitchell Surface wrote:
> This should be an easy question but I can't seem to find an answer. I
> want to get my e-mail from my ISP's POP server. I've been messing around
> with sendmail (which is overkill, I now realize) without any luck. Can
> someone po
On Mon, Sep 14, 1998 at 10:08:30AM +0200, Johann Spies wrote:
> On debian 1.3.1 I used the windows emulator twin with some success after
> unpacking the tar.gz, and followed the installation instructions. After
> upgrading to 2.0 I tried to do the same. It would not link however.
> Complains abou
At 09:55 PM 9/13/1998 +0100, you wrote:
>> "Martin" == Martin Schulze <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>Martin> X-Mailer: Mutt 0.93.2i
>
>Joris> 2. D O C U M E N T A T I O N ( why all these cryptic files and no real
>Joris> database ??? HTML yes?)
>
>There are manpages, which are often quite good he
Hi - here is the combination that works for me - Ctrl-Alt-Fn-P. The Fn
key changes the P to -. This is on a Compaq Armada. Your keyboard may
have the - on a different key or may not have the function key to access
control items on the laptop.
Joe
On Mon, 14 Sep 1998, Kent West wrote:
> Anyon
> actually it would be nice if I knew what the root password was
> my problem is somehow it is trashed. can't log in as root to change it
If you boot from the resc1440 disk, you can mount the filesystem, and
remove the root password entirely. If you have shadowpasswords on, you
will have to
actually it would be nice if I knew what the root password was
my problem is somehow it is trashed. can't log in as root to change it
At 08:06 AM 9/14/1998 -0700, you wrote:
>At the lilo prompt, type "linux single" and you should be able to boot
>from the hard drive as root.
>
>Bob
>
>On Mo
> I trying to set up diald. I had to recompile my kernel to enable
> slip support. I made it a module. I did
>
> make mrproper,
> make config,
> make dep,
> make clean,
> make zImage,
> make modules,
> make modules-install.
>
> It look
I've recovered the bo xbase, svga, and vga from a bo archive. This
was necessary, as the hamm xserver is unstable on my system; a busy
netscape, or realplayer, bring it down hard enough that it can't be
used again until after reboot. Ncurses3.0 was also necessary for xterm.
I've reconfigured
I prefer tcsh as the standard shell instead of the bash. Why is the
path not set as for the bash? I manualy inserted
setenv PATH /usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/bin/X11:/usr/games
into
/etc/csh.cshrc
Now it works.
Is this a bug or a feature or did I miss something?
Stef
The ljet4ml-filter passes postscript files directly to the printer, not
via ghostscript. ljet4m-filter might be a better choice (600 dpi
conversion of non-postscript input to postscript), however.
Bob
On Mon, 14 Sep 1998, XRD Lab wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I recently installed hamm on one of my machin
On Mon, 14 Sep 1998, Oliver Thuns wrote:
> >I have a 386sx-33 with:
> >4mb ram
> >100 mb hard disk
> >10mbit ethernet card
> >
> >Would this be enough for pop3 server and proxy server for a 25 node network
> >with one dial up connection ?
>
> I think you need more than 4 MB to install Linux (or
>I have a 386sx-33 with:
>4mb ram
>100 mb hard disk
>10mbit ethernet card
>
>Would this be enough for pop3 server and proxy server for a 25 node network
>with one dial up connection ?
I think you need more than 4 MB to install Linux (or FreeBSD). Maybe
FreeBSD ist an option for you, on my 8MB 486
Anyone know how to change resolution/screen size on a laptop that doesn't
have a separate numeric keypad? I can lock the number keys on that are
imbedded in the alpha keys, but that still doesn't let me do the
Ctrl-Alt-Minus key combo. Nothing I've tried has worked. Is there another
way to change r
"William R. McDonough" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> could someone please show me where to access these "home grown scripts"
> I have analog on my web server but it's FreeBSD not Debian...
>
> I'd love to have my analog show me email and FTP stats.
ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian/dists/slink/main/so
If you just need to read e-mails from pop3 and you don't want to install new
software you can use emacs. I use it everyday.
Bye,
Giuseppe
Fetchmail
On Mon, 14 Sep 1998, Mitchell Surface wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> This should be an easy question but I can't seem to find an answer. I
> want to get my e-mail from my ISP's POP server. I've been messing around
> with sendmail (which is overkill, I now realize) without any luck. Can
> some
Greetings,
This should be an easy question but I can't seem to find an answer. I
want to get my e-mail from my ISP's POP server. I've been messing around
with sendmail (which is overkill, I now realize) without any luck. Can
someone point me to a straight forward solution, preferably with
examples
> Brian Morgan wrote:
> > Here's a tricky one for ya. I'm using debian 2.0 / samba to connect
> > several jet direct box printers via ip addresses so that hundreds of
> > laptops on our campus can print via ip using MS networking. Works
> > great.
> >
> Ok. Can you explain your setup a bit more?
"Stephen J. Carpenter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
#include
> LILO: linux /bin/sh
[...]
> hopefully once you zap the root password...it SHOULD be sufficent
> to remount the filesystem read-only and issue halt or reboot
You didn't try this Stephen?
When I blew up my /etc/inittab this was the
Wayne,
Thanks for the reply. In my /etc/magicfilter/djet550c-filter, the rights
are as follows:
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 4857 Jul 8 16:09 dj550c-filter*
When I run it via the commandline, I do not get any error, if simply sits
there as if it is waiting for information. I am still g
At the lilo prompt, type "linux single" and you should be able to boot
from the hard drive as root.
Bob
On Mon, 14 Sep 1998, Kent Andersen wrote:
> I seem to have a problem changed my root password on one of my systems and
> whamo when I later tried to su root my password doesent work...
> went
On Mon, 14 Sep 1998, M.C. Vernon wrote:
:
: Is there any way I can take a dselect archive (where is it) from one
: machine and feed it to another in order to install exactly the same
: packages?
dselect is a front end to dpkg.
box1:~ $ dpkg --get-selections > pkglist
box2:~ # dpkg --set-sel
could someone please show me where to access these "home grown scripts"
I have analog on my web server but it's FreeBSD not Debian...
I'd love to have my analog show me email and FTP stats.
Is there any way I can take a dselect archive (where is it) from one
machine and feed it to another in order to install exactly the same
packages?
Thanks,
Matthew
--
Elen sila lumenn' omentielvo
Steward of the Cambridge Tolkien Society
Selwyn College Computer Support
http://www.geocities.com/
*DOH*
the day after jens found a solution to let me ppp, I managed to put
down my laptop sideways, crunching the connector on the cable--it now
features a 90 degree bend :) and the connectors are broken.
This is one of those two flat prongs inline.does anyone know a
likely source?
rick
On 14 Sep 98, at 12:57,
Micki Heyns wrote:
> I am running bo and trying to set up my x windows but it does not like my
> screen card "S3 Trio64V2".
My card is a S3 Trio64V+, and it worked fine both with Debian
1.3.1 and now with 2.0, except a bit of a headache for configuring.
The XF86_S3 server
Hi there,
I downloaded some archives which I'm trying to install:
1) hj-alpha3_tar.Z (sun's hotjava)
which I somehow thought was for linux-i386, and now I realized it
would only run on solaris. The problem with it though, is that it's
"_tar.Z", instead of ".tar.Z". So, what I did was just renam
Dear Debianers,
I'd like to configure Eterm in Debian 2.0.
Therefore, I have created a file ~/.Eterm/MAIN by copying the MAIN file
I found in the Eterm tree. The default Eterm configuration starts with
blue menubar and scrollbar and with the name "ame". I could not find any
clue in the MAIN file
Anyone using KDE, do you have this problem, can you help..
When I start KDE as the default window manager it takes 1/2 hour
or more to load. Then once it does load it is take just as long to do
anything.
I added kdmdesktop to my Xsetup_0 (as the last line, not sure if
t
>
> > i would be glad to hear from people who have gotten (or not) X running
> > with a gateway monitor (in particular an EV700)
> >
I have a 15" Gateway Vivitron (Sony manufactured) that works fine.
Gateway was very helpful when I called about technical specs, but they
didn't have many. I had t
>
> have you gotten your supramax to work in linux? please let me know.. i cant
> get mine to work either... is this modem a winmodem?
>
>From what I understand (you can look back a week or so to see my question
in the mailing list archives), the SupraMax is a software modem. It has a
Rockwell
On Sun, 13 Sep 1998, David S. Jackson wrote:
> Thus spake David S. Jackson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
> > I seem to be having the same problem as you are with my new 2.0
> > distrib. I know it's not too fruitful to receive another "I have that
> > problem too" response, but perhaps we could colabora
BO used a kernel patched to support MCA and worked right out the
box for me on on old 386 PS/2 Model 80. Has the kernel for HAMM
been patched to support MCA as well?
Thanks,
Tony Richardson
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According to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> After upgrading to Hamm, (actually, after upgrading to 2.0.34) I noticed
> that the advanced extensions to the parallel port (SPP and such) can be
> recognized. Perhaps these extensions are the source of your problem ?
Ah, that sounds like a very good idea! I
I have a 386sx-33 with:
4mb ram
100 mb hard disk
10mbit ethernet card
Would this be enough for pop3 server and proxy server for a 25 node network
with one dial up connection ?
On Mon, Sep 14, 1998 at 02:18:40AM -0600, Kent Andersen wrote:
> I seem to have a problem changed my root password on one of my systems and
> whamo when I later tried to su root my password doesent work...
> went through the normal booting from a floppy but cant seem to mount the
> harddrive so I c
Yes, I an new to Linux 2.0 something. I have had it installed for a few
months now. I have read the help files and ppp-howto stuff and even
bought a book.
I have my connect script working.
I connect to my isp using pppd call provider
after it gets logged in I type pppd in a seperate
x window an
Does anybody know of a mail reflector how to for Debian and could recommend
a mail package to use as such?
Thanks
Brian Smith
Hello Micki:
Are you sure its your card?
Did you run xf86config ?
Look in /var/log/xdm-errors to see what the error message(s) is.
Peter
-Original Message-
From: Micki Heyns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
Date: Monday, September 14, 1998 6:36 AM
Subject: X Windows
I am running bo and trying to set up my x windows but it does not like my
screen card "S3 Trio64V2".
Can you tell me where I can download a driver ?
Thanx !!
Miki Heyns
*+27 (021) 807 2271 (W)
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