I tried to add the gnome_xml libs to debian.
Due to the fact that i couldnt find a .deb I compiled the package, did
make install which copied the said libs to /usr/local/libs.
I then added the directory to /etc/ld.so.conf (i hope i'm not getting
the file name wrong) and then ran ldconfig.
Then when
I just tried doing this, and ran into an interesting problem. I think that it
had to
do with copying /lib over, but when it finished untarring the new system, it
just gave
me a login prompt. I logged in, got the message of the day, told me I had no
mail,
and then gave me the login prompt. whe
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote:
: I just upgraded from 2.07 to glibc 2.1.
: alls well except the octton picking time zone.
libc6 now provides timezones, and therefore must conflict with
timezones. So my suggestion is to install libc6, and not timezones.
: if i have /etc/locatime --> /
I want to copy the whole system to another disk to run on another
computer (after copy it i can take care of configuration). Seems to
be
easier and shorter then downloading about 300 megs.
I was wondering how do i go abou doing this.
If anyone knows the answear or can point me to an apropriate HO
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote:
Your problem was you didn't upgrade fully... Debian Potato is a major
change from slink (2.2). Potato binaries will not always run
reliably on previous systems, because Potato now run glibc2.1 while
slink run glibc2.0
: I've sworn off the unstable direc
Sorry for the off topic question, but since it looks like few people on
the list had to deal with cluster of PCs I was wondering if I can get
any advice on a computer rack. We'll have about 6-8 machines (running
Debian of course :)).
Thanks!
graziano
--
Cu do sceccu ni fa mulu i primu cauci e' u
How do i go about running defrag on the system.
I get either an answear that it can't run on a mounted filsystem or
that it can't work on the disk.
_
Do You Yahoo!?
Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
I keep getting seg faults when I try to run it. Am I the only one?
graziano
--
Cu do sceccu ni fa mulu i primu cauci e' u so
I want to copy the whole system to another disk to run on another
computer (after copy it i can take care of configuration). Seems to be
easier and shorter then downloading about 300 megs.
I was wondering how do i go abou doing this.
If anyone knows the answear or can point me to an apropriate HO
Hi!
Is there any way to do that? I've read ulimit(1), but that only
applies to bash(1) and it's sons (and it can also be changed). Another
option would be automatically nicing proceses that use more CPU time than
their quota.
TIA!
-- p.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm a new user, and i'm pretty unfamiliar with debian. I'm trying to install
> programs on my other computer using floppy disks. I used dselect to choose
> my access method, but dselect won't recognize anything i put on floppy. I
> got the "packages" file off of the
For my new 8.4gb hard drive, I placed the Win95 partition at the front, and
Windows FDISK thinks there are 1023 cylinders. Linux knows about the full
4088 cylinders, via LOADLIN boot parm "HDA=4088,64,63".
Now both systems boot ok, and I don't have to use MaxBlast.
> -Original Message-
>
On my box, at any rate, the /dev/scd0 means the first scsi cdrom. Has been
that since I first put it on there. I suppose that I could be other scd#'s,
since I'm just going by what my box says.
--Dano
> -Original Message-
> From: Kent West [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, April
On Tue, Apr 27, 1999 at 11:33:55AM -0700, Jinsong Zhao wrote:
>
> One annoying thing is that the fan is always on, making the room very
> noisy. Before buying an ATX, is it possible to turn off the fan on a
> command line?
Which fan? Most modern systems have at least 2 fans and sometimes 4 or
mo
> On 1999-04-27 18:53, Peter Allen wrote:
>
> > It is because on i386 machines the processor boots in real
> > mode, which is limited to the (in)famous 640Kb.
>
> (I am quite sure that) the 640 k limit is DOS, while the CPU's
> real-mode limit is 1 MB.
The processor do indeed have 1MB to play w
On Tue, 27 Apr 1999, Ray wrote:
>
> On Tue, Apr 27, 1999 at 10:18:08AM -0500, Keith G. Murphy wrote:
> > >
> > Is there software like MaxBlast or EZBios that comes with the disk?
> > Debian 2.0 is working well for me with a disk with EZBios on it.
> [snip]
> It's much better to try to get a
> I'm curious about virii and Linux...
>
> Am I wrong to assume that Linux is not immune to virii (I don't even know if
> virii is a word - but it just sounds cool :) ? Obviously the security
> features of Linux can prevent some virii from affecting certain files on your
> system... but what
On Tue, 27 Apr 1999, Kent West wrote:
> At 11:14 PM 4/26/1999 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >Thanks, but unfortunately it did not work. The error message was something
> >like "can not mount cdrom /dev/scd0 is not a block device. What is a block
> >device anyway
[snip]
> answers, but you migh
Sami Dalouche wrote:
>I think it doesn't apply specificaly to debian, but I've a 10 GB HD and when
> I do a df, it only shows me 8.5 GB.
>It's not only a bug in df because all my Linux is limited to 8.5 GB !
>I don't understand why, it's UDMA/33 and Linux recognises it as Ulta DMA.
I don't think that these should be related, but I've lost my sound after
changing video cards.
eyry:/home/hawk# lsmod
Module Size Used by
ne 5372 1
83905944 0 [ne]
eyry:/home/hawk# modprobe sb
/lib/modules/2.2.6/misc/sb.o: init_mod
--- Begin Message ---
I am pretty sure it is a hardware limitation
Are well, it doesn't matter particularly.
Peter Allen
Allan M. Wind wrote:
>
> On 1999-04-27 18:53, Peter Allen wrote:
>
> > It is because on i386 machines the processor boots in real
> > mode, which is limit
--- Begin Message ---
Tony Crawford wrote:
>
> Ralf G. R. Bergs wrote (on 27 Apr 99, at 17:59):
>
> > You should *definitely* exclude support for things you don't need. This
> > makes your kernel much smaller. Very helpful also is to compile things
>
> I have most everything in modules that goes
On Tue, Apr 27, 1999 at 11:03:25PM +0200, Tony Crawford wrote:
> Ian Peters wrote (on 27 Apr 99, at 15:45):
>
> > > wasn't significantly smaller. Are there some arcana of bzImage-making
> > > that I missed in the kernel docs? (and yes, I did make mrproper
> > > first!)
> >
> > Uhh ... it's not
make zlilo works for me.
Peter Allen
Tony Crawford wrote:
>
> Ian Peters wrote (on 27 Apr 99, at 15:45):
>
> > > wasn't significantly smaller. Are there some arcana of bzImage-making
> > > that I missed in the kernel docs? (and yes, I did make mrproper
> > > first!)
> >
> > Uhh
Three whips of the noodle for Sami for attempting to start the KDE/Gnome
flame war again. :)
I think a better approach would be to make it either non-X related, or make
it xlothar - so there remains a choice in desktop environments while still
being able to use this great functionality.
-Jay
On Tue, Apr 27, 1999 at 10:18:08AM -0500, Keith G. Murphy wrote:
> >
> Is there software like MaxBlast or EZBios that comes with the disk?
> Debian 2.0 is working well for me with a disk with EZBios on it.
Be VERY carefull with these types of utils. If you ever have trouble with
the drive it w
Ian Peters wrote (on 27 Apr 99, at 15:45):
> > wasn't significantly smaller. Are there some arcana of bzImage-making
> > that I missed in the kernel docs? (and yes, I did make mrproper
> > first!)
>
> Uhh ... it's not supposed to be. It's not smaller, just contains
> logic to handle loading th
On Tue, Apr 27, 1999 at 07:17:08AM -0700, POP3 for aphro.. wrote:
> it's possible linux still is not in half duplex mode(or maybe windows
> isn't)
That would be my first guess.
is there a way to check wether i'm in full/half duplex?
Well, the collisions are a pretty good indicator of that but a
I think it doesn't apply specificaly to debian, but I've a 10 GB HD and when I
do a df, it only shows me 8.5 GB.
It's not only a bug in df because all my Linux is limited to 8.5 GB !
I don't understand why, it's UDMA/33 and Linux recognises it as Ulta DMA.
My Motherboard support it's size, so I
At 11:14 PM 4/26/1999 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Thanks, but unfortunately it did not work. The error message was something
>like "can not mount cdrom /dev/scd0 is not a block device. What is a block
>device anyway
A block device is a device that reads/writes data in chunks, like a hard
driv
My cyrix P166+ (a 133 Mhz CPU) displays :
Calibrating delay loop.. ok - 132.00 BogoMips
On Sat, Apr 24, 1999 at 11:42:52AM +0100, Pedro Guerreiro wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I'm having a problem with a machine in the lab. It's a Pentium 166 with 32Mb,
> but the reported Bogomips are just 66.??. Somehow, t
But the Desktop Manager is KDE and Debian doesn't have KDE package (It's better
like this). So Debin could make another project :
glothar wich includes gnome instead of KDE
On Fri, Apr 23, 1999 at 09:51:25AM -0400, Brian Schramm wrote:
> Sticking with the idea of making Linux (Debian) easier to in
Is it not a lockfile for vipw or other similar utils which are used to change
the /etc/passwd cleanly ?
On Thu, Apr 22, 1999 at 09:48:06PM -0700, G. Crimp wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I deleted /etc/.pwd.lock on a test box I play with. It was dated 15
> apr. I thought it was just a stale lock file fr
Are you sure you have the pkg xclients-base installed ?
On Fri, Apr 23, 1999 at 12:55:32PM +0200, Pietro Francescatti wrote:
> I installed Debian Linux on a X86 machine. I cannot run X Windows. The answer
> to the commands startx or xinit is: " Unknown command"
> I have installed an X server as we
On 1999-04-27 18:53, Peter Allen wrote:
> It is because on i386 machines the processor boots in real
> mode, which is limited to the (in)famous 640Kb.
(I am quite sure that) the 640 k limit is DOS, while the CPU's
real-mode limit is 1 MB.
/Allan
--
Allan M. Wind Phone: 781.9
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Fethi A. Okyar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>1.
>DO I need a separate System.map file for each
>kernel that I compile, cause each time it also
>spits out a new System.map file.
Well, things like klogd and ps like to look at the System.map of the
running kernel to be
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Pere Camps <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can apache serve VB asp pages?
Sure, apache can serve them, but there is no VB interpreter for Linux
so the output will look not quite the way you intended it.
Mike.
--
Indifference will certainly be the downfall of m
I am a new Debian user and am having problems getting my modem to work.
Setserial finds the ports fine during startup but when I either run
minicom or try to start a ppp session there is no response from the
modem. I have a USR internal sporster which is not a winmodem, but to
be safe i hooked up m
1.
DO I need a separate System.map file for each
kernel that I compile, cause each time it also
spits out a new System.map file.
2.
If the answer is yes, how do I specify each
system.map that correspond to their kernel in
my lilo.conf file (i.e how are they supposed to
be stored??)
~~~
Hi!
Can apache serve VB asp pages?
TIA!
-- p.
On Tue, Apr 27, 1999 at 08:40:31PM +0200, Tony Crawford wrote:
> It did work, in the sense that a kernel was compiled ... but it
> wasn't significantly smaller. Are there some arcana of bzImage-making
> that I missed in the kernel docs? (and yes, I did make mrproper
> first!)
Uhh ... it's not s
H C Pumphrey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| Yike. That is a nasty thought. I have Debian and W98 on separate physical
| discs at home and W98 refuses to acknowledge the existence of the Debian
| disc. Hopefully a W98 virus would trash W98 on hda and leave my Debian
| setup on hdb alone, except that
Hi!
How could I check, if there are files which are not from debs and if
there are modified files?
Oliver
--
I'm busily ignoring some thousand of implications I have determined to be
irrelevant.
[Tale of W9x virus rubbing out both W95 and Debian by trashing boot
sector snipped]
Yike. That is a nasty thought. I have Debian and W98 on separate physical
discs at home and W98 refuses to acknowledge the existence of the Debian
disc. Hopefully a W98 virus would trash W98 on hda and leave my D
On Tue, 27 Apr 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm curious about virii and Linux...
>
> Am I wrong to assume that Linux is not immune to virii (I don't even know if
> virii is a word - but it just sounds cool :) ?
Jay,
Linux is immune to most viruii :) that affect LOSE 95/8 because
most v
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Eugene <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>ying shang wrote:
>>>
>>> When I boot the Debian, I find that it tells me Apache starting. But I
>can
>>> not find out where is the home directory of the apache.
>>
>>The command 'which' will show the path to the program, for examp
Hi,
I just installed KDE from ftp.kde.org. It is the slink version. My box
is running potato. The main problem at the moment is, that on startup
neither my .Xdefaults nor my .xinitrc is read.
I applied the changes to /etc/X11/Xsession as described in the kdm
pages. But the defaults or inits are
raymond rote,
> On Tue, 27 Apr 1999, Oleg Krivosheev wrote:
> > i can remember approximate partition sizes and order.
> > Is there any way to recover partition table and the system
> > as well ?
> Well, *maybe*. If it's only approximate, you could be in trouble. I'd
> advise looking for a disk
I was wondering if anyone know what savemail was. One one of my debian
2.1 systems I get the error/warning
savemail: cannot save rejected mail anywhere (no such file or directory)
something like that. I checked cron..didnt see anything that would be
savemail..i looked at running processes..same
On Tue, Apr 27, 1999 at 08:02:14PM +0200, Helge Hafting wrote:
> I was able to fix /var/lib/dpkg/info/available
> because there was a backup.
Wouldn't running apt-get update remake that file anyway?
> But some other files was ruined, such as emacs19.list
> and ed.list dpkg would not run because o
In foo.debian-user, you wrote:
> I'm curious about virii and Linux...
>
> Am I wrong to assume that Linux is not immune to virii (I don't even know if
> virii is a word - but it just sounds cool :) ? Obviously the security
> features of Linux can prevent some virii from affecting certain files
Ralf G. R. Bergs wrote (on 27 Apr 99, at 17:59):
> You should *definitely* exclude support for things you don't need. This
> makes your kernel much smaller. Very helpful also is to compile things
I have most everything in modules that goes in modules ...
> floppy
> disk, tape, cd-rom drivers, ne
unsubcribe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
After about less than three years owning a then state-of-art Pentium
MMX computer, recently I found that computer is out-of-date again.
One annoying thing is that the fan is always on, making the room very
noisy. Before buying an ATX, is it possible to turn off the fan on a
command line? How is Li
On Tue, 27 Apr 1999, Sean wrote:
> So why is it that parallel port scanners don't tend to be supported, but
> their SCSI cousins are. I wouldn't think that there would be that much
> difference between the hardware on a SCSI scanner vs a parallel port
> scanner.
There isn't, not inside the scan
On 1999-04-27 17:40, H C Pumphrey wrote:
> Both SANE and the kernel have had updates since I last had a go at the
> scanner -- I don't know if it is a SANE backend problem or a SCSI card
> driver problem. I build new kernels and SANE versions every so often and
> it has gone from no response (2.0.
*- On 27 Apr, Helge Hafting wrote about "Fixing dpkg database after disk crash"
>
> I had a filesystem crash that damaged a few files.
> dpkg wouldn't run after this, complaining about
> errors. (dselect was running at the time of the crash)
>
> I was able to fix /var/lib/dpkg/info/available
> be
I had a filesystem crash that damaged a few files.
dpkg wouldn't run after this, complaining about
errors. (dselect was running at the time of the crash)
I was able to fix /var/lib/dpkg/info/available
because there was a backup.
But some other files was ruined, such as emacs19.list
and ed.list
Thanks, I have got it working now.
Jinsong Zhao wrote:
> Using SCSI emulation, I can mount an existing cd: mount /dev/sr0 /mnt
> I can also blank the cd-rw by: cdrecord -blank all -dev=0,0
> Now I want to make a file system as: mkfs /dev/sr0, but it failed.
> My next intended action is to mount it so that I can write files on to i
It is because on i386 machines the processor boots in real
mode, which is limited to the (in)famous 640Kb. The kernel
can be copied starting at address 0x1, which takes
the available space down to 576Kb, then I think there must
be 64Kb used at the other end, hence the 512Kb
as a pose to 640Kb
> Yes! But could anyone explaing to me why it is must be less than 512kb??
The boot loader doesn't run in protected mode. It runs in a 8086
compatible mode that the pc BIOS set up. The cpu can only
address 640kB of memory in this mode. Some of this
space is needed for the boot loader itself, so
Using SCSI emulation, I can mount an existing cd: mount /dev/sr0 /mnt
I can also blank the cd-rw by: cdrecord -blank all -dev=0,0
Now I want to make a file system as: mkfs /dev/sr0, but it failed.
My next intended action is to mount it so that I can write files on to it.
So looks like I cannot tre
1.
DO I need a separate System.map file for each
kernel that I compile, cause each time it also
spits out a new System.map file.
2.
If the answer is yes, how do I specify each
system.map that correspond to their kernel in
my lilo.conf file (i.e how are they supposed to
be stored??)
~~~
-Original Message-
From: ktb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
Date: Tuesday, April 27, 1999 1:21 PM
Subject: Re: Apache?
>ying shang wrote:
>>
>> When I boot the Debian, I find that it tells me Apache starting. But I
can
>> not find out where is the home directory of
So why is it that parallel port scanners don't tend to be supported, but
their SCSI cousins are. I wouldn't think that there would be that much
difference between the hardware on a SCSI scanner vs a parallel port
scanner.
Sean
--
I never met a piece of chocolate I didn't like.
I'm curious about virii and Linux...
Am I wrong to assume that Linux is not immune to virii (I don't even know if
virii is a word - but it just sounds cool :) ? Obviously the security
features of Linux can prevent some virii from affecting certain files on your
system... but what about the bo
Hi,
You can edit your xf86config to get high resolution. When I try to use
configuration software, it always set to default resolution. If you are
satisfied with a certain configuration, you can copy the xf86config to
your disk for your furture use. I use the same xf86config file for debian
and re
ying shang wrote:
>
> When I boot the Debian, I find that it tells me Apache starting. But I can
> not find out where is the home directory of the apache.
The command 'which' will show the path to the program, for example used
with the program Joe,
~$ which joe
/usr/bin/joe
or you could use,
Assuming it was the CIH virus (and there's an excellent chance it
was) here's an extract from DataFellows web site about this virus:
> What makes the CIH case really serious is that the virus activates
> destructively. When it happens the virus overwrites most of the
> data on the computers hard
I'm new to Linux and I just moved from Red Hat to Debian.
Before installing Debian I put in a SIIG PCI serial card
and removed my ISA serial card. Unfortunately, Debian doesn't
seem to see the card.
Any tips? Thanks,
Sam
On Tue, 27 Apr 1999, Oleg Krivosheev wrote:
> after my kid was playing games on win95 yesterday
> evening i was unable to boot into Linux - actually unable
> to boot into win95 also... Looks like some kind of
> virus destroyed boot sector with partition table.
You almost certainly got hit by the
"Fethi A. Okyar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Does anybody have a working lilo.conf with a few
> extra options such as offering two+ kernels a
> boot time, thanks.
Sure. The parameter you are looking for is called "delay", and it
indicates the time LILO willl wait for you to chose which kernel
[don't you read the mailing list where you post questions to?]
On Mon, Apr 26, 1999 at 06:40:01PM -0400, Arcady Genkin wrote:
> I don't like the Login.app because of its lack of functionality. I
> want wdm back. I tried installing libwraster2 package from Potato, but
> wdm package won't install
On Tue, 27 Apr 1999, joost witteveen wrote:
> Je 1999/04/27(2)/ 9:04, H C Pumphrey montris sian geniecon skribante:
[Snip - how to bludgeon yucky DTC3131 SCSI cards to work with Linux]
> Just tell mi where I can send that check for GBP 15 that you've just won!
I'll just hold it on account --
In foo.debian-user, you wrote:
> after my kid was playing games on win95 yesterday
> evening i was unable to boot into Linux - actually unable
> to boot into win95 also... Looks like some kind of
> virus destroyed boot sector with partition table.
>
> i can remember approximate partition sizes and
Having just gone through this :)
When you download the files from Netscape make sure you download the
glibc version. This is the 'unsupported' version. Then try again
(using the Debian installer).
On 27 Apr 99, at 17:55, Robert-Jan Kuijvenhoven
wrote about Netscape install problem:
> Hi,
>
q
q
I've compiled a kernel and tested it using a
floppy disk, everything worked fine except some
problem related with the system.map I guess, but
this is not what my question is about.
Then I wanted to boot the new kernel by simply
adding a few extra lines to lilo.conf and run
lilo. But now I real
When I boot the Debian, I find that it tells me Apache starting. But I can
not find out where is the home directory of the apache.
Thanks,
-Ying Shang
Thanks for your reply Robert. However, I did use the netscape4 installer.
Any ideas?
On Tue, Apr 27, 1999 at 06:01:50PM +0200, Horvath Robert wrote:
> On Tue, 27 Apr 1999, Robert-Jan Kuijvenhoven wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I have installed netscape 4.5, but when try to start it I get the followi
Subject: Re: setting dns values
Date: Tue, Apr 27, 1999 at 08:33:21AM -0500
In reply to:Jonathan Guthrie
Quoting Jonathan Guthrie([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> On Mon, 26 Apr 1999, Wayne Topa wrote:
>
> > Quoting Micha Feigin([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> > > Where do i write the dns values for
In a message dated 4/27/99 11:02:19 AM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I have installed netscape 4.5, but when try to start it I get the following
> error:
>
> can't load library 'libXpm.so.4'
>
> I have tried to find a library with such name, but I could not find it.
>
On Tue, 27 Apr 1999, Robert-Jan Kuijvenhoven wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have installed netscape 4.5, but when try to start it I get the following
> error:
>
> can't load library 'libXpm.so.4'
>
> I have tried to find a library with such name, but I could not find it.
>
> Can anybody help me out here,
Tony Crawford wrote:
>
> I got this error after throwing out a 386/387 mainboard and putting
> in a Pentium 133/PCI, then recompiling the kernel with the new
> processor type and PCI bios support. Now Lilo doesn't want to install
> the new kernel, grr-grr! The old one was already over 700 KB and
Hi,
I have installed netscape 4.5, but when try to start it I get the following
error:
can't load library 'libXpm.so.4'
I have tried to find a library with such name, but I could not find it.
Can anybody help me out here, please?
Thanks
Robert-Jan
Hi, All
after my kid was playing games on win95 yesterday
evening i was unable to boot into Linux - actually unable
to boot into win95 also... Looks like some kind of
virus destroyed boot sector with partition table.
i can remember approximate partition sizes and order.
Is there any way to reco
There are a few tool for linux, but as far as I know dia is the
only thing that it completely free.
You can get a very nice tool for Java and C++ (and OO Cobol ??)
modeling which is called 'Together' from Object International
http://www.oi.com
This tool is 'free but limited'. Which means that yo
Hi Gang!
I got this error after throwing out a 386/387 mainboard and putting
in a Pentium 133/PCI, then recompiling the kernel with the new
processor type and PCI bios support. Now Lilo doesn't want to install
the new kernel, grr-grr! The old one was already over 700 KB and the
new one is <90
Peter Galbraith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Since the license allows electronic redistribution, it could go
into non-free. I wonder why it hasn't been packaged yet. Dale?
I'd do it, but it seems silly if the author can but chooses not to.
Chea
Hi
Does anyone know how to setup debian to be a dialup server?
If so, please tell me how!
Thanks
Robert Horvath
Technical University of Budapest
Thats cool, so all I have to do is write a neat GUI front end
and I have adobe distiller, Nice...
Thanks for your help.
John.
Martin Oldfield wrote:
>
> You might have more success in keeping links if you translate the html
> to ps with html2ps and then run GhostScript to get a pdf file. The
> m
i'm installing two new pcs at work, one with solaris x86 and one with debian
so that i can show my employer how much nicer debian is. unfortunately
there is one major problem: the hamm cd i have is not successfully detecting
the ne2k (well, encore enl832tx, which has a realtek chipset according to
Je 1999/04/27(2)/ 9:04, H C Pumphrey montris sian geniecon skribante:
> On Mon, 26 Apr 1999, joost witteveen wrote:
> This sounds as if it could be the same card as is supplied with the Artec
> AT12 scanner. Here is the message I sent to SANE-Devel recently about
> this. I have updated it slightl
You might have more success in keeping links if you translate the html
to ps with html2ps and then run GhostScript to get a pdf file. The
manual for this program says:
The PostScript code generated by html2ps contains calls to the pdfmark
operator, that are instructions to a PostScript-to-PDF conv
Dale Scheetz wrote:
> On Tue, 27 Apr 1999, Peter S Galbraith wrote:
>
> > Since the license allows electronic redistribution, it could go
> > into non-free. I wonder why it hasn't been packaged yet. Dale?
> >
> > I'd do it, but it seems silly if the author can but chooses not to.
>
> To be h
On Tue, 27 Apr 1999, Matthew Myers wrote:
> > My name is Jayson Martin from Littleton, Colorado [...]
[...]
> > ***Copy this letter, add your name and forward it to as many people as
> > you know. thank you.
I can't find any mention whatsoever of a Jayson Martin on the Web
(Altavista) or on Usen
On Tue, 27 Apr 1999, Peter S Galbraith wrote:
>
> "David B.Teague" wrote:
>
> > On Mon, 26 Apr 1999, Cliff Draper wrote:
> >
> > > I'm looking for a good intro/intermediate Linux book for a friend.
> > > Any recommendations? Is the O'Reilly book any good?
> > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> > Clif
In foo.debian-user, you wrote:
> So if I understand you and others who have replied correctly, the
> main advantage is the automatic dep-resolustion via ftp.
> But it seems to me that this has nothing to do with the deb format
> itself. Instead it is something that results out of Debian making
>
joost witteveen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> As the SANE docs told me the UMAX 1220S should work OK,
> I just bought one of those scanners.
>
> The scanner came with it's own ISA SCSI adaptor. The vendor
> already told me the card was somewhat strange, but well,
> I went for it. Anyway, I cannot
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