From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (joost witteveen)
> But if you've got the .a file, cannot you make the .so file by:
>
> mkdir t
> cd t
> ar -x ../libbsd.a
> gcc -o libbsd.so.1.0.0 -shared -W,l-soname,libbsd.so.1 *.o
>
> (I may well be _very_ wrong, and please flame me if I am,
> but I just _think_ it woul
It's unfortunate that the printer config stuff (and other stuff from
Red Hat) is written in TCL/TK. One thing we _don't_ assume is that the
user has X (or even a VGA card - it might be a serial console).
A shell/dialog solution would be much better.
Thanks
Bruce
From: Glenn Bily <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 1) Long awaited cleaning out of /usr/lib. In addition, categorizing
> what is left into subdirectories.
>
> A reasonable setup would be:
>
> /usr/lib/elf -- elf shared libs
> /usr/lib/aout -- a.out shared libs
How about /usr/lib/i386-elf and /usr/lib/i386-
From: Barid Bel Medar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Is it possible to install *components* of Debian without having to totally
> blast away all of the Slackware garbage I have now? The version I have
> is old enough that it's due upgrading anyway, and I'd like to switch to
> Debian piecemeal 'cause of
I looked at this a little more. It seems that the object on the other
side of /dev/fd/X isn't always one that you have permissions on _after_
it's been opened.
> ls -l /dev/fd/2
lrwx-- 1 brucebruce 64 Aug 30 16:16 /dev/fd/2 -> [0301]:7060
This means "device 3, 1, inode 7060".
> ls -li
> echo test | gawk '{print $0 > "/dev/fd/2";}'
>
> gawk: cmd. line:1: (FILENAME=- FNR=1) fatal: can't redirect to
> `/dev/fd/2' (Permission denied)
There's a kernel bug operating here, I think. If you chmod 666 /dev/fd/2
(from the same console, of course) it shows no change in its mode using
"ls",
Debian needs a new web server, or servers. If your site can run WWW
host aliases (we use www.debian.org), can serve about 300MB of stuff,
has a working mirror program, and doesn't mind the bandwidth, please
write to me. We maintain the master copy of our web site on our
internal system (master.debi
From: "Larry 'Daffy' Daffner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> So, while I would strongly discourage the use
> of obsolete items like varargs and such, the fact remains, some code
> is still written to use them, and if it means that I can compile and
> use said programs on my machine with minimal effort, then
Bruce:
> There is no varargs.h in libc5-dev_5.2.18-9 . Maybe older versions
> contain it.
David:
> varargs.h is provided by gcc.
Oops. Never thought of that. Anyway, nothing should use it any longer.
Thanks
Bruce
Susan:
> Does anyone else get repeated messages from
>"Manager, AlisaMail" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
You get one for each posting. The version of the Microsoft Mail gateway they
are running at Lockheed simply assumes you can figure out the address that is
failing from the "To:" address in the messa
From: "David C. Winters" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I'm running into a problem with one, lone Linux box right now.
> After the BIOS bootstraps, the drive and CD-ROM and recognized, and the 3.5"
> floppy is seen, instead of saying "LILO" as a preface to LILO's booting into
> Linux, the following co
From: Ian Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I've implemented --get-selections and --set-selections in dpkg 1.3.9
> which will be released some time this weekend.
>
> --get-selections produces a list of lines each with a package name and
> wanted state. By default it lists all the packages; you can sp
From: Hakan Ardo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Well, I am using mfbasfnt 1.0-3. Because 1.0-4 is in the unstable
> distribution and I thought that with unstable you ment not yet usable.
> But I am getting the feeling that the packages in there is perfectly OK
> to use.
They are there for people to test be
nd I don't know why it would not have been done for any software but
the most dusty decks by now.
Please do not link libtermcap with any new software. It is there only for
run-time compatibility with software built on other Linux distributions.
It is definitely not supported for software deve
I need someone to write a shell script using dialog that guides a user through
setting up a PPP or SLIP connection. The tool set used must be limited to the
tools in the base floppies. These are the "ash" shell (like Bash, but small),
the "dialog" program, the "chat" program for making the connecti
From: Joey Hess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Has anyone had expereince with setting up debian on a headless meachine?
> I've run into one strange problem since I pulled the monitor, mouse, and
> keyboard off a computer here last night. When it boots up, it symlinks
> /dev/console -> /dev/console. I haven'
The shadow packages are just recently uploaded into the "unstable" directory
of our FTP archives. They are little tested, and I'm not sure that everything
has been shadow-ified that must be ("xdm" may be one of the programs yet to be
converted). You can try it now if you like to live dangerously. T
The submission address did change, to [EMAIL PROTECTED] .
Bruce
From: Bertrand Leconte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> As my boot disk is on a ncr53c810 board, I need a special kernel,
Write to Susan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, she can send you a special kernel.
Bruce
[regarding chronic filesystem errors]
About the only additional thing I can suggest is upgrading your kernel
(we are now at 2.0.13, I think) and watching to see if the problem goes
away.
Bruce
From: "Carlo U. Segre" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Alternatively, boot the system from a floppy and make the second
> partition the active one. This will then boot LILO properly without
> having to write to the MBR. It works...
I don't think that will work because he wrote LILO on the MBR.
I suggest that you get "procmail" or "mailagent" on your system, and set
it up so that the list is split into a separate file from your personal
mailbox. That's how I read the 30 lists I subscribe to, and there is much
less overwhelm than if I had everything in one mailbox.
Thanks
> The first question is this: which device are 16:02 and 16:01 ?
> I looked in /dev searching for devices whith major number 16 but
> I didn't found any. Shouldn't hda and hdc correspond to major 3 and 22 ?
The message is in hex (which is probably a mistake). It's hdc2 and hdc1.
> I've tryed to e
This is best sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED], for future reference.
Thanks
Bruce
> What should I try next to get the hard drive to boot
> the kernel on the second partition? I may have ruined
> it by writing a boot record onto the second partition.
Try re-installing the LILO package, and answer _yes_ to all of the questions
it asks you. This will put Debian's MBR program on y
From: Charles Blair <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I am trying to install the 7-14-96 debian release on a machine
> with over 500 megabytes on an IDE hard disk.
Well, if LILO will work at all with the default configuration that you get
when you install the package, you are probably safe, since only _one_
c
> > > Several programs seems to prefer /tmp over /var/tmp.
Bruce:
> /tmp should probably be a symbolic link to var/tmp .
From: Pete Harlan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I believe the way to do it is to have /tmp be a real directory in the
> root filesystem, and then mount a larger filesystem over it late
There is some new documentation that I think is essential for all
prospective Debian developers to read. It's in the dpkg_1.3.6 package,
which you can find in the project/experimental directory on our FTP
archives. Since this is unreleased developmental software, you might
not want to install it (o
From: Casper BodenCummins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Perhaps I misunderstand the dselect installation process, but I thought
> that dselect unpacks the all selected packages before running the
> installation and configuration scripts. If one configuration goes badly
> wrong, doesn't this leave a bundle
From: Randy Gobbel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> but when I try to run it on a relatively large password
> file, I get a system freeze after running for around 45 minutes.
Watch its memory usage, and see if it is using up your swap space.
It's probably dying when memory usage gets to a particular value.
From: Justin Ennis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I am using the original Debian 1.1 release (kernel 2.0.0), and when
> I issue a "shutdown -h now" command, I get the following:
> System halted
> general protection:
> CPU: 0
> EIP: 0010: [<00173257>]
> EFLAGS: 00010046
> eax: 5307 ebx: 0001 e
From: Casper BodenCummins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> IMHO, a better alternative to the large, best-endeavours kernel would be
> to ship a really tight kernel and use the installation front-end to
> configure additional support (in modules where possible or desirable).
The stripped-down kernel for 1.2 i
From: Casper BodenCummins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I like your suggestion of configuring packages as a separate step.
There may be a bit of misunderstanding here. I did an update of my system
from the "rex" (unstable) directory today using the FTP method of dselect.
Updating from "rex" is a good way
From: "Charles A. Schuman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> # fdisk (then "p")
> Device Boot Begin Start End Blocks Id System
> /dev/sda1 *1 1251 513891 6 DOS 16-bit >=32M
> /dev/sda2 252252976 1484437+ 83 Linux native
> /dev/sda3 977977 1003 55282+ 82 Lin
From: Vebjoern Forsmo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> /etc/inittab:
> 1:2345:respawn:/bin/login root /dev/tty1 2>&1
Login does have a built-in 60-second timeout at the "password:" prompt,
and might have a timeout at the "login:" prompt too, I don't remember.
If you run a more normal getty/login on this ter
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (James W. Lynch)
> can a Motherboard/IDE controller (onboard) destroy a disk drive?
The sound you heard from the disk drive is probably the arm that holds
the heads seeking repeatedly to the point that it hits the stop at one
end of its travel. It can hit that stop repeated
From: Pure Energy[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>i tried to run screen but it has just started to continiously
>terminate.
> i have run screen now for weeks without this problem. the strange
>thing is that it does this on my personal account, root and one other.
>on
>all other accounts screen runs
Tres Hofmeister wrote:
: Can someone point me towards info. on how one can duplicate the
: packages installed on one Debian system on another? Going through
: dselect by hand seems just a bit too tedious for multiple
: installations... Thanks.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Heiko Schlittermann)
Lars:
> Ilucius ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) took it from me
From: llucius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Yep, your right. I neglected to inform anyone. (face red in shame)
> I've been playing around with this architecture independence stuff that I
> COMPLETELY forgot about it.
Leland, of course I'm happy to g
> > The real question is whether the default kernel should be bloated with
> > features, or pared down.
From: Todd Tyrone Fries <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> The default kernel need not contain anything that isn't necessary
> to boot. This means floppy, minix, and ramdisk drivers.
This is the way it wil
Susan:
> I'm getting confused. Isn't the purpose of /usr/lib/module_help/arguments
> to document the arguments that can be given to a module when it is
> activated?
I don't think the cdu31a information is in there - we must have missed
it when we created modconf. Also, not everyone uses modconf,
> "Rob" == Rob Browning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Rob> Well, I'd like to see the code for the infinite loop that'd melt
Rob> down my processor. I've written a few in my time (accidentally),
Rob> and the machine's still here.
From: Christian Lynbech <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> The issue of destroy
ke you volunteer to work on the
documentation.
Thanks
Bruce
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OK, I deserved that. Now let's go on with the software work.
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> 7676partial-tmp-6491
> What creates those directories, and can I erase them?
My boot-floppy creation scripts. Blow them away.
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e an invalid parameter
> message.
Use the argument "cdu31a_port=0x340" when you install the module. It also
understands "cdu31a_irx=N".
Bruce
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Your system has now been infected with the GOOD TIMES virus. Have a nice day!
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n as I can. I've been very
busy - I'm sorry that I haven't had time to correct this sooner.
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to mean "computer criminal" on this
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Yes, it is in project/experimental on the FTP server. We'll put it in 1.2 .
Bruce
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ect, but I like him a lot more than Dole.
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ruce
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device. Linux checks the root while it is mounted
read-only, and then re-mounts it, so this is not a problem. Don't ever
attempt to repair a disk that is mounted for writing.
Bruce
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good performance.
There are various other filesystems that are shared with the Macintosh,
OS/2, and other PC Unix systems.
Bruce
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he system admin.
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From: Jens Peter Lindemann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> The $TERM Environment-Variable is set to "con80x25" on my system
This is a symptom of an antique kernel. Are you running Debian 0.93? Debian
1.1.4 is on our FTP site ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian/stable . Did you change
the kernel in some other way?
Douglas Bates <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> `dmesg' shows a lot of messages about two sectors on my disk.
From: Michael Harnois <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Oh, thank God! I'm not the only one! I thought my disk was dying!
Maybe it is. Read the man page for "e2fsck", and look for the "-c"
flag. Read the
This problem only exists on the boot floppies. That means if you can
install on any small partition (where anything under 1024MB is "small")
you can then make the filesystem correctly once the system has been
installed on your hard disk.
I will try to get a new boot floppy set uploaded in the next
Regarding why IPX gets loaded when configuring the loopback interface,
Please figure out its protocol number and add "alias net-pf-N off" to
/etc/conf.modules , where N is the protocol number.
I'm not clear what the "real" fix should be.
Thanks
Bruce
From: "Christopher R. Hertel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I disabled the internal cache and--*poof*--the problem went away.
> I will send a report to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have one other report matching this, and two anecdotes, all
reproduced below. I suspect that BIOS floppy I/O is breaking when the
cach
Make sure that nothing but the 3C509 uses address 0x300. This is necessary
for the 3C509's ancient plug-and-play scheme.
Thanks
Bruce
Bruce:
> Try running "depmod -a" after you install a new kernel and modules.
> That might fix the undefined symbols.
From: Jeff Mickey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Yes after i wrote the originall message i gave this a try..sadly no
> it did not fix it..
The module it is looking for is /lib/modules/curr
From: Joey Hess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> When I installed Debian 2 days ago, I was wishing that instead of the 3
> "base" floppies, it could at least use a .tar.gz file containing
> the same stuff somewhere on an existing ext2 partition. A small change (?)
> like that would make the install a lot easi
> How do I either modify an existing boot installation disk, or make my
> own, to incorporate this patch?
Boot floppies for 1.1 are MSDOS filesystems. The file "linux" contains
the kernel. Just replace it.
Bruce
Try running "depmod -a" after you install a new kernel and modules.
That might fix the undefined symbols.
Regarding the net-pf-X problems, these will not kill your system, but the
fix is to add "alias net-pf-4 off" and "alias net-pf-5 off" in
/etc/conf.modules . These should probably be done for yo
For Debian, you can do the installation using the 5 floppies, and then all
other software can be auto-loaded by "dselect" via FTP. We can do better
than that, and will in 1.2 if I get time (or a volunteer to work on the
installation system).
Thanks
Bruce
There's a ThinkPad FAQ in the Linux FAQ collection.
Bruce
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Tim 'The Unslept' Sailer)
> I believe I *hate* Adaptek 2940 controllers :( The old system
> had a 1542b... everything worked fine. I recompiled the 2.0.11 to
> include the aic7xxx drivers and the PCI support, swapped everything
> over, watched as the system booted, an
On Aug 9, 8:18am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Subject: installation boot fails with standard bootdisk on 486SX/33
: Installation fails on this old machine shortly after hitting return
: at the 'Boot Parameters' prompt using the standard bootdisk. Linux
: 1.2.13 runs fine.
: I suspect (based upon bu
> What have you used for testing? [disk drive performance].
> I'm curious to test my own system.
> Something more sophisticated than hdparm -t?
Hdparm and "/bin/time dd". I was mostly interested in transfer
rate. Note that you have to not read the same data twice, as otherwise
you get fooled by th
On Thu, 8 Aug 1996, Douglas Bates wrote:
> For example, Bruce Perens mentioned on this list some time ago that
> the combination of the IDE controller in the Triton chipset with an
> EIDE drive is as fast as fast, wide SCSI. I found that the system I
> was using had the Triton chipset
Simon Shapiro of I-Connect and I both had serious family emergencies
at the same time. I lost about a week of work time, I don't know how
much Simon is losing. Please bear with us if you are waiting for a CD.
Thanks
Bruce
On Tue, 6 Aug 1996, Steve Gaarder wrote:
> I am installing Debian 1.1.1 on a generic clone with an AMD 486 on an
> Opti-based motherboard. If I have the internal cache enabled in setup,
> I get the error "invalid compressed format" after the "uncompressing
> Linux" message. If I disable the cach
> I tried to use dselect to
> purge the kernel-source package and again dpkg crashed, this time
> leaving me with a hung system. All I could do was power cycle my
> machine since the keyboard was apparently frozen and I could not
> log in on any other consoles. This left me with a bad disk which
There are some reported problems with the Linux 2.0 kernel. We'd need
a better description to figure out what's going wrong with your system.
Try removing non-essential hardware cards and see if it boots.
Thanks
Bruce
I ran a Packages file update yesterday but it apparently did not complete.
I am running one now.
Bruce
From: Branden Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Has anyone noticed that today ftp.debian.org is being particularly vicious
> about booting people from the server?
Try debian.crosslink.net or one of the other mirrors. Ftp.debian.org is
having some problems with running out of file descriptors, etc. We
> boot the first two disks, copy over the nfs module, activate it with insmod,
> and then try mounting the file system.
You're going to have to load your net card module and run "ifconfig"
and "route" by hand if you try to do it from the boot floppy. When
you're done, Please write us a script to d
The mirror system we use is in the Debian net/mirror-2.8-6.deb package.
This is the well-known Perl mirror program. I think it requires Perl5
to run without great big memory leaks, but you should be able to take
the debian source/net/mirror-2.8-6.tar.gz archive and move that to any
platform that ru
You might try the "modconf" tool. This is a shell/dialog program I wrote
to help with static module configuration.
Thanks
Bruce
> > - /etc/kbd/config has CONSOLE=
> > which results in a symlink /console -> /dev/console which sucks.
> > Putting 'CONSOLE=tty0' fixes it. Then again, if you run
> > '/usr/lib/kbd/config' it's all wrong again (taking the defaults).
> >
> I also have this problem over and over. On top of th
> ae adds a ^M at the end of newly inserted lines.
Fixed in June 16 floppy set. Install the new ae package if you still
need ae.
> Whoa! "Configuring serial portsWild interrupts found: 7 15"
> Please don't do this to me! That's my GUS, also my printer, and my
> secondary IDE controller (which
From: Martin Konold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 1.) I do not hink it is a good idea to mount the /pub areas on a heavily
> used ftp server via nfs. (especially performace wise)
This is currently done because of a hardware/driver problem. We'll get
that resolved eventually.
> 2.) A lot of simple mirro
Scott,
Your CD should have base1_1.tgz in /debian/base1_1.tgz . Unfortunately,
the root floppy as distributed does not know how to take advantage of a
local CD, so this won't help right away. We need some more work on the
installation system (a kernel with all CD and SCSI drivers included, and
a s
Chris,
We've just released Debian 1.1 and we removed Debian 0.93 from the FTP
sites. It doens't make sense to stick with 0.93 . I assure you that
1.1 is robust. Please install it, and you'll find that inn is there.
Thanks
Bruce
There are some "#ifdef CONFIG_HGA" lines in /usr/src/linux/drivers/char/vga.c .
I'd be interested in hearing about what happens when you try them.
Bruce
Debian 1.1 is available as ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian/Debian-1.1 .
I will wait 24 hours for the mirror sites to catch up with the last few
changes, and will then post the public announcement.
Thanks
Bruce
> Using the Windows Fro Workgroups there is a terminal emulation/connection
> software called SmarTerm that uses a LAT protocal to connect to the other
> machine through the Windows NT net.
Sorry if my previous answer was off-topic. I think I was answering an
answer, not the question.
Use telne
From: Rick Hawkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> this may seem silly, but i haven't had a working nethack since law
> school . . .
> Is there a way to open the chests other than kicking them? would this
> stop the potions from shattering?
> if i recompile, can i add monsters? or is there already a gradua
I think the last time we discussed this on the mailing lists, we
decided that there was no problem with compressed man page source.
The decompressor runs quickly, the man browsers all understand .gz
files, etc. I think that it's OK for packages to start installing
compressed man pages.
Bru
> I would suggest using the Simba package.
That's "samba". There's also "smbfs". Samba provides file and printer
services, and a printer client to systems that run the Lan Manager protocol
over TCP/IP, which is what NT and Windows 95 use for their native network.
"smbfs" makes the Linux system a c
> The Packages file for 'buzz' still references all packages to the 'unstable'
> directory. Is this a bug?
It got better.
Bruce
> In particular, I find dselect-1.2.6 much nicer than 1.2.3.
I moved it into "buzz" just now.
> Less important, but more jarring, is that the system is installed with
> kernel 2.0.0, but all the devel/ stuff is still 1.99.7.
If Simon doesn't do a 2.0 package in time, I will upload one - I built
I added 5 more perl files, and the next boot floppy set should run dpkg-ftp
correctly.
Thanks
Bruce
Unless something goes horribly wrong, Debian 1.1 will be released on Monday.
Not every bug is fixed (far from it if you look at the bug listing). I am
looking into the last few possible show-stoppers (the netmask configuration
thing, and the dselect CD and hard-disk method) and the networking packa
The installation menu provides a prototype network number made from the
logical AND of your IP address and your netmask. If the user types in the
wrong netmask or overrides the prototype network number (which I think is
what happened here), they can get an incorrect value. I'll have to look at
this
It looks as if you aren't getting the definition of wchar_t.
To kluge around the problem put "typedef unsigned long wchar_t;" before
line 333 in stdio.h . The correct way to fix this is to get the latest
libc and libc-dev packages and install them. If the problem doesn't go
away, tell us.
Kernel-package seems to be in the project/experimental directory of the
archive. I don't know why...
Bruce
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