Hola a todos. Estoy usando octave (sobre Debian 2.0r2) y muere
miserablemente con un segmentation fault al pedirle el polinomio
caracterisco de una matriz cuadrada, o al pedirle las raíces de un
polinomio, o ... yo diría que no carga los ficheros .m que hay en
los subdirectorios que cuelgan del
On Thu, 14 Jan 1999, Rafael Cordones Marcos wrote:
On Wed, Jan 13, 1999 at 11:15:05PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rafael Cordones Marcos dixit:
Pues en el SOLO Linux de este mes sale el WP8. Yo me lo he instalado de
ahí. Lo que no viene es el módulo español.
yo tengo el nº5
Todo aclarado. Gracias a todos por las aclaraciones. A cuidarse, :-)
Saludos.
--
Cosme
=
-=-=- A través de Debian GNU/Linux -=-=-
-=-=- Software Libre -=-=-
-=-=- Computadora de 1992
Cosme Perea Cuevas wrote:
Hola,
llevo dos días sin poder bajar las news. Hoy, después de
recibir otro Bad Status del Suck, le he hecho un
[anarres]~# host diana.ibernet.es
diana.ibernet.es does not exist (Authoritative answer)
[anarres]~# host news.mad.ibernet.es
Hola!!
Veo que estais hablando de los patches para pasar a 2.2.0, pero
bueno, yo soy de los que nunca he tenido instalado un kernel
inestable en el sistema.
Me interesaría saber si existe:
* paquete del kernel 2.2. (fuentes o binario)
* paquetes con las utilidades necesarias para
On Wed, 13 Jan 1999, Marcelo E. Magallon wrote:
La ventaja de este método es, a) más rápido hacer actualizaciones
(make-kpkg configure; make-kpkg ... kernel_image); b) se crean
paquetes que se pueden instalar y desintalar
Pues yo no veo ventaja en eso. ¿Para qué vamos a andar con
snip
I think that it is worth considering skipping the Pascal stage and
going straight to C, or equivalent languages. Taking this approach a bit
further, I think it is even worth considering going straight to C++,
perhaps
by talking first about the procedural aspects of C++ and only then, as a
I know repartitioning with fdisk/cfdisk is destructive. Is ADDING a
partition destructive? I have a 10 gig drive: 4gb(Win), 2gb(RH) and the
rest unpartitioned. It seems that partitioning the remaining space
wouldn't hurt the existing partitions but I'm not sure. (came so close to
trying it anyway
A company basing it's business on Debian Linux should ideally be
composed of Debian people and would mainly care in making Debian known
as a viable product on the wider market.
Precisely. Such as the various Linux distributors (lsl.com, etc), but on
a larger scale in terms of marketing. -- Or
Pann McCuaig Writes..
2.0.34 works fine on our hamm boxes and I won't be upgrading kernels
until slink is released and we (eventually) upgrade our boxes to slink.
If you need features in 2.0.36 then you'll have to figure this out.
OK fair enough. Least I am a little wiser.
However, will
Use FIPS (on the CD or the FTP site in /tools or utilities or
somesuch). It does exactly what you're looking for -- but READ THE DOCS
CAREFULLY.
==
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
==
Dan Furtney wrote:
I know repartitioning with fdisk/cfdisk is destructive. Is ADDING a
partition destructive? I have a 10 gig drive: 4gb(Win), 2gb(RH) and the
rest unpartitioned. It seems that partitioning the remaining space
wouldn't hurt the existing partitions but I'm not sure. (came so
Person, Roderick wrote:
I'm using windowmaker 0.20.3 and some apps that I run Maxwell,
xmaddressbook, amaya and xpaint are larger then my virtual screen. When this
happens I can get either to the title bar to Kill the app or to the bottom
^^^ do you mean can't?
of the app to resize
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've installed the Debian 2.0.10 from a CD using Dselect.
The configuration had a few failures - among them a missing file: initrc,
so the windowmaker couldn't be configured.
After the installation I used XF86Setup to adjust videocard and
monitorsettings. OK.
Hi, guys:
I got an HP DeskJet 520 from a friend of mine moments ago. I tried it
out, using 'dj500-filter' of magicfilter package. It seemed to function
well (paper is loaded correctly, the printing head is moving), but
nothing printed out. I am not sure if I chose the wrong filter, or just
the
hi there,
i am a beginner on debian linux ... i have installed a debian box in my
office and it is connected to my LAN, i have installed telnetd on my linux
and it is running fine. now i wanna install sendmail/exim on my debian to
let it be my mail server ,,, i have downloaded this software from
Moises Quinto Vargas wrote:
...new to linux, runing 2.0.34,
my problem is that netscape 4.5 does not know where the libraries are:
1) ldd netscape gives me the following:
libXt.so.6 = not found
libSM.so.6 = not found
libICE.so.6 = not found
libXmu.so.6 = not found
libXpm.so.4 =
Hi Yi-ping Chang; unless Mutt is confused, you wrote:
Hi, guys:
I got an HP DeskJet 520 from a friend of mine moments ago. I tried it
out, using 'dj500-filter' of magicfilter package. It seemed to function
well (paper is loaded correctly, the printing head is moving), but
nothing printed
On Fri, Jan 15, 1999 at 11:37:23PM +1100, Shao Zhang wrote:
Hi,
Where can I learn how to write the shell scripts?? Is there any
good documentation to read??
Thx.
Shao.
I would recommend O'Reilly Learning the bash Shell.
(http://www.ora.com) and Beginning Linux
This just started happening tonight:
I was running X, and needed to restart the Afterstep, so I did. Instead of
restarting Afterstep Xdm restarted. And would not let me login as a user
anymore ( I can login as root and run everything fine).
So I took xdm out of startup.
Now I can login into shell
On 13 Jan 99 at 11:27, E.L. Meijer \(Eric\) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Um, yeah, it looks neater :) I was just mindlessly copying the original
poster's script. Anyway, you actually still have one superfluous
character there :)
cat $TMPFILE
is enough, so that the entire script becomes
On 12 Jan 99 at 16:56, E.L. Meijer \(Eric\) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...The problem is that the script gets its
standard input from the pipe, and vi needs input from a tty. Your
current tty is /dev/tty. This works:
#! /bin/bash
# mymore
$TMPFILE=/tmp/mymore.$$.tmp
while read line;
On Sat, 16 Jan 1999, Nidge Jones wrote:
Pann McCuaig Writes..
2.0.34 works fine on our hamm boxes and I won't be upgrading kernels
until slink is released and we (eventually) upgrade our boxes to slink.
If you need features in 2.0.36 then you'll have to figure this out.
2.0.36 should
Wasnt anything serious, just the changes I made to afterstep, or tried to
make, caused it to fail at startup when in user mode.
Andrew
Never include a comment that will help | Andrew Ivanov
someone else understand your code.
Hello,
Is there some program that can log ppp data through-put? I'd really like to
see what's happening while I am downloading for extended periods, like
when I upgrade Debian.
--
Jim Foltz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ACORN techie
AOL/IM: jim foltz
Hi!
I'm looking for a telnet accesible (ie: terminal) program that
will allow to set some schedules: meetings, appointments, date limits,
etc.
Does anybody know any package that does that?
TIA!
-- p.
--Message-Boundary-7696
Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII
Content-transfer-encoding: 7BIT
Content-description: Mail message body
Hi,
Can anyone help me how I have to interpret the output of the
(Matrox) X-server. I start but crashes. but how to interpret all the
messages
Jim Foltz wrote:
Hello,
Is there some program that can log ppp data through-put? I'd really like to
see what's happening while I am downloading for extended periods, like
when I upgrade Debian.
Well, the apt 'method' in dselect (install apt and it'll show up
in dselect's list of
On Sat, Jan 16, 1999 at 01:57:59AM -0500, Ed Cogburn wrote:
Jim Foltz wrote:
Hello,
Is there some program that can log ppp data through-put? I'd really like to
see what's happening while I am downloading for extended periods, like
when I upgrade Debian.
Well, the apt
Jim Foltz wrote:
Is there some program that can log ppp data through-put? I'd really like to
see what's happening while I am downloading for extended periods, like
when I upgrade Debian.
Procmeter is a program similar to xload, but it can display many other
graphs as well, ppp load amoung
Bob Nielsen Writes..
2.0.36 should compile without problems on a hamm system.
Well it doesn't here.
I have spent years compiling kernels, and never really had a problem before,
until now. I posted the Errors here, but no-one suggested what may be wrong.
I don't have a clue as to why you are
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Writes..
I had a similar problem when I upgraded from 1.3 to 2.0. In my case (I
don't know if this is your problem), it became clear that the problem
arose because the organization and contents of /usr/include/ were
quite different in 1.3 and 2.0. There has been a long
Hi,
Has anyone tried out the Xi graphics video server??
Is it really much better that XF86??
Thx.
Shao.
On Thu, Jan 14, 1999 at 08:49:54AM +0100, Thomas Adams wrote:
On Wed, Jan 13, 1999 at 12:35:30AM -0700, Dave Thayer wrote:
It was a pretty uneventful installation, but read /usr/doc/xfstt/FAQ.gz.
Strange, on my hamm box installing xfstt was a pretty eventful job. First,
there is no
i am a beginner on debian linux ... i have installed a debian box in my
office and it is connected to my LAN, i have installed telnetd on my linux
and it is running fine. now i wanna install sendmail/exim on my debian to
let it be my mail server ,,, i have downloaded this software from
On Sat, Jan 16, 1999 at 00:32:39 +0200, shaul wrote:
How about the 3rd edition of Stroustrup's book ?
In my opinion (mainly formed by the 2nd edition, though I've looked at the
3rd too) Stroustrup's book is bad, both for beginning, intermediate and
advanced users. For beginning and intermediate
Hi!
Here is a new release of the debcat program. It is an html index generator
for Debian package tree. It is also an example of handling the newly
proposed Purpose: lines.
This version includes support for loading file of user defined category
descriptions. Such file has the very same format as
All gtk-based programs that I run on my box mysteriously die, always
on a mouse-click somewhere on their window, with this message on the
xterm that I start it from:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ Gdk-Message:
** ERROR **: sigsegv caught
I have these packages installed (from slink, but I had the same
Hi all,
Could you clarify the differences between these two files??
I just found out that I don't have .Xresources file in my home
directory... is this a problem??
Thx.
Shao.
Is it possible to get more details about the follwing:
[12:15am] [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# /etc/init.d/xdm start
Checking for valid XFree86 server configuration...error in configuration file.
Not starting X display manager.
[12:15am] [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~#
I grabbed a compiled XF86_FBDev off a website.
I emailed a problem on the list yesterday, about getting to use X as a
normal user. The problem was the permissions of /dev/null, which I
changed to:
crw-rw-rw- 1 root root
and everything worked. However, when I restarted today, I had the same
problem, and found that the
Hi ...
This week I compiled a new kernel going from 2.0.34 to 2.0.36. With the
change to higher kernel I also had to update my isdnutils to 3.0-8. I got
all new packages from slink and got no problems compiling the kernel. Before
the change to newer kernel, my isdn connection to the ISP worked
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Writes..
For me the problem was solved very easily---I installed libc6-dev from
the Debian 2.0 CD. This completely reorganized /usr/include/ and the
kernel-compilation problems then disappeared.
OK I already had this installed on both Debian 2.0 machines here. But I
decided
On Fri, Jan 15, 1999 at 12:47:27PM +0200, Tapio Väättänen wrote:
I use get-news script provided by Suck pakage. When
I have written new articles get-news will send them
out next time I run the script. Now, I don't know is
problem with suck or inn, but after the articles are
sended out, there
On Thu, Jan 14, 1999 at 08:49:54AM +0100, Thomas Adams wrote:
Strange, on my hamm box installing xfstt was a pretty eventful job. First,
there is no FAQ.gz. Maybe it is in the slink but I can't install that to a
hamm box, can I? Then there is a problem with starting xfstt. It looks like
Hi all,
I found this great link from LWN.
But, then I went back to the debian home page, and coundn't find
it...
Am I missing something??
PS: There are also some great links in Debian Weekly News which I cannot
find them in the debian home page...
Thx...
Shao.
On 16-Jan-99 Shao Zhang wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone tried out the Xi graphics video server??
Is it really much better that XF86??
Depends on the card, monitor, etc. However it does not interface nicely with
the Debian X packages. Personally I would suggest supporting Xfree. Hell,
On Sun, Jan 17, 1999 at 12:20:13AM +1100, Hamish Moffatt wrote:
Is it possible to get more details about the follwing:
[12:15am] [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# /etc/init.d/xdm start
Checking for valid XFree86 server configuration...error in configuration file.
Not starting X display manager.
Hi All!
I'm looking for a proper way of installing the Xwindows to support the
Polish locales. Well, I have configured my system in this way that I can
get Polish characters in my windows but it is done in a very dirty way
(the xkb switched off, NLS set to C, the keyboard sends Polish characters
On Sat, 16 Jan 1999, shaul wrote:
or is it possible to use my linux-partitions?
I guess not, but I never tried it.
Of course it is! Just use the emufs.sys driver.
Have a:
device=c:\emufs.sys /your/linux/directory
line in your DOS's config.sys (or a few such lines)
There is however one
On Thu, Jan 14, 1999 at 08:55:00AM +0100, Thomas Adams wrote:
On Wed, Jan 13, 1999 at 01:32:57AM -0500, Ed Cogburn wrote:
Don't all news-servers provide for this, and all news-readers
implement it? The news reader in NS Communicator does the above.
I'm sure every news server lets
I've been trying to get a dos partition mounted in group 'dos', with
read-write permissions for those in this group. I found an old thread on
this, and now have:
/dev/hda1 /mnt vfat unmask=0002,gid=101,uid=0,showexec 0 2
in fstab, (where 101 is dos gid). However, the drive mounts with
Hallo,
I am forwarding the question below to this list because I am not sure
about the answer. Some experts on this list should be able to answer it
and inform readers of the GLUG-list in South Africa of whom a very few are
debian user's about debian.
Johann
-- Forwarded message
The main advantage to using Debian made packages is that a Debian develpoer
made them and you can be sure they follow Debian policy and standards.
Installing a new version of a package from an rpm may wipe out a conf file or
change the directory it looks for data.
In general a Debian package is
I have downloaded the 7 GUI??.GZ-files, put them into a directory,
unzipped and untarred them and ran Runme.
I did answer 'y' on the question 'Did you unzip and untar the files you
downloaded?' and then got the message: Error: nothing new to install.
What am I missing?
Johann
Word is that the 7 files method doesn't work - I'd suggest you get the one big
file. It worked for me.
-Jay
Hi
Going through my /etc/login.defs I found this passage:
#
# Only works if compiled with MD5_CRYPT defined:
# If set to yes, new passwords will be encrypted using the MD5-based
# algorithm compatible with the one used by recent releases of FreeBSD.
# It supports passwords of unlimited length
On Sat, Jan 16, 1999 at 02:21:57PM +0100, Alexander N. Benner wrote:
So I wondered if MD5_CRYPT is defined.
It is.
How to check comp. options in general?
I'm not sure about that one, other than d/l the source and debian diffs
to see.
--
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On Fri, Jan 15, 1999 at 02:28:10PM -0600, Oleg Krivosheev wrote:
Any ideas how to decompress them?
Try using Wine. I managed to decompress self-extracting Windows
archives using it.
-Michele
On Fri, Jan 15, 1999 at 09:22:37AM -0700, Scott J. Geertgens wrote:
I recently posted a message about GCC not being able to compile due to
dma_intr and/or read_intr errors. After receiving a response here and
scouring the net I've realized that the problem lies on the drive itself
(bad
Mark Brown wrote:
Last time I checked, the scripts provided by suck should replace the
file. They copy the outgoing file away, and then flush it (which closes
the old outgoing and creates a new one). Here's the relevant bit of
script:
if [ ! -s ${OUTGOINGNEW} ]; then
mv ${OUTGOING}
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Word is that the 7 files method doesn't work - I'd suggest you get the one big
file. It worked for me.
The 7 files also work. You must gunzip all files; netscape should do it
automaticly.
Then you must untar the first one gui00 and you get the Runme -script. All
On Sun, Jan 17, 1999 at 12:20:40AM +1100, Shao Zhang wrote:
Could you clarify the differences between these two files??
Two different names for the same thing.
I just found out that I don't have .Xresources file in my home
directory... is this a problem??
Either mv
Jim Foltz wrote:
On Sat, Jan 16, 1999 at 01:57:59AM -0500, Ed Cogburn wrote:
Jim Foltz wrote:
Hello,
Is there some program that can log ppp data through-put? I'd really like
to
see what's happening while I am downloading for extended periods, like
when I upgrade Debian.
For some reason my mail reader, (Pegasus Mail v2.55), ate some
linefeeds from a previous post, as the original text looked OK when it left the
edit window.
Correction:
On 15 Jan 99 at 23:55, Alfie Costa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
handle any of these invocations: vl foo vl foo vl --help vl
I use plan ol' 'calendar' at school, but apparently it hasn't been ported
to Linux, at least I don't have it installed...it was pretty handy :(
what other planner software is there? I was something like
my monthly planner, just on the screen...
---
Yes, but every time I try to see things your
Rich Harran. wrote:
I emailed a problem on the list yesterday, about getting to use X as a
normal user. The problem was the permissions of /dev/null, which I
changed to:
crw-rw-rw- 1 root root
and everything worked. However, when I restarted today, I had the same
problem, and
shaul wrote:
I intend to package the html version of the book
MH xmh: Email for Users Programmers
Can you add the postscript version to the package ?
What PostScript version?
I _recall_ seeing that but can't find it now...
Peter
On Sat, 16 Jan 1999, Gregor Giesen wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Word is that the 7 files method doesn't work - I'd suggest you get the one
big
file. It worked for me.
The 7 files also work. You must gunzip all files; netscape should do it
automaticly. Then you must untar the
Moises Quinto Vargas [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[LDD Output of a libc5 based netscape without any X11 library]
checking the mailing list archives i found the following:
- to run netscape 4.5 must install glibc (libc6). glibc comes with
2.0.34, right? then why does not netscape recognize glibc?
Is there a good tool to split debian-user digests into invidual
articles?
I'm currently using formail +1 -ds (formail is from the procmail
package), but it has the following problems:
* It includes the digest boundary line (a line of dashes) in each
message.
* It seems to break MIME
I'm wondering, where I can find the XFree86-3.3.3 Release for debian. I
have installed the debian 2.0, that does not support my graphiccard:
Matrox Millenium G200 AGP and want to update at least the XFree86
packet.
Thanks for every useful information!
I haven't found any, but there are some good web-based
programs around if you have a browser. Come to think of
it, you could probably use Lynx (a text-only web browser)
to access one of those.
Frank
--On Saturday, January 16, 1999, 6:43 AM + Pere Camps
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, Jan 15, 1999 at 05:52:21AM -0700, Dan Furtney wrote:
scripts. On the back of the book it said shell progamming wasn't covered
because Pearl would be better for the task. I decided to look into Pearl
instead. Good Luck
Please don't confuse Pearl with perl. Pearl is a different - if
Ed Cogburn writes:
I remember also when some folks were talking about this earlier, that
there was a way to get pppd to output the speed to a file that could then
be parsed, but I can't remember it very well. 'man pppd' might help.
I don't know any way to get pppd to do that, but you can get
OK, next problem :-)
I am seeing from time to time when running dselect, this warning..
ldconfig: Can't open /usr/lib/i486-linuxaout/libdb.so.1
What's this about ! I am not aware I am using any aout stuff ??
How do I replace the file ! What package should be installed for this.
Perhaps one of
I know that you can use alien to convert rpm files to deb files. Are there
any disadvantages to downloading the rpm files and installing all software
this way for Debian or is it better to download the deb file for the
program.
If you have a choice between a deb file and a rpm, always
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (shaul) writes:
There is the difficulty that Debian is an organization that is based on
volunteers, where RH is a registered company. So managements tend to
see RH as much more solid and stable organization then Debian.
No doubt you are true about that, but I've never
Rich Harran. [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
/dev/hda1 /mnt vfat unmask=0002,gid=101,uid=0,showexec 0 2
in fstab, (where 101 is dos gid). However, the drive mounts with
permissions:
drwxr_xr_x
A silly suggestion: as far as I remember off the top of my head it
should be 'umask', not 'unmask'.
On Wed, Jan 13, 1999 at 03:12:11PM +, Jose L. Gomez Dans wrote:
The problem radicates on how to read those messages from, say,
mutt or pine in my linux box. I guess that these programs have some
sort of mailbox format to read these files, but I don't know what
format to choose. I
Okay, it's been another month. Are we any closer to a 2.1 release for x86?
Is there a web site where I can more closely track progress?
Will it be out before or after kernel 2.2?
--
SEGVhttp://www.cgocable.net/~mlepage/
Yo-
I don't believe that Xfree86 3.3.3 has been packaged yet because the
developer is busy making the Slink version ready for release. If you go
to ftp.xfree86.org and download the *binary* XF86_SVGA server and then
copy it to /usr/bin/X11 and edit /etc/X11/Xserver to match the server
location
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