Can someone save me some time by giving me the proper options for using gcc
-S to generate an absolutely minimal assembler output listing; then as
ld that will result in a proper compile for a simple hello world program?
I am getting problems with this in cygwin. A simple gcc of the hello.cc
OK, all you LISPers got me off my duffus to take a LISP tutorial. So, can
you please email me off-list with answers to this question?
I don't understand something, but I'm not sure what I am missing: it seems
to be either the QUOTE or the REST function. I will show you what I think
ought to
If, while away on vacation, I want to call up my home box then telnet (or
whatever) in, how should I set it up? Do I need to set up a telnetd?
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I too need to buy a PDA this week. Could those offering advice on this
thread also consider any knowledge they have about cell-phone/modem
integration? I understand that the Palm 7 can come with a modem. But can you
get a cell phone in there too?
I also looked at the literature for a cell
Can one of you gurus quickly help me with a script? I have a directory with
several thousand files named inconsistently with a mix of uppercase and
lowercase. I need to rationalize these to be named with all lowercase. I
know you guys will have a dozen ways to do this.
Regards,
Darryl
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In some of these 8.3 format names, the 8 part is upper and the 3 part is
lower. Any suggestions?
Regards,
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To: Darryl Röthering [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: script to convert filename
Apologies in advance. Through delete-itis, I inadvertently lost the good
advice I receive for my Debian coexistence with windows.
I got everything set up ok I can now boot Linux by using a boot floppy. My
default MBR is still Windows 2000, so without the boot floppy in I get
Windoze.
But I
Can someone explain the advantage many see in Debian upgrades vrs. RedHat?
To take a concrete example, lets say I planned to start upgrading my home
throwaway box (where I put up slink a few years back).
I have only installed so far using dpackage.
If I do apt-gets for a whole set of
I have a question about makeconfig on the kernel. I am a habitual logger,
but I don't know how to log the build of a new kernel. What I really want is
to get not only the stdout and stderr (which I get by redirection (21),
but also the stdin, so I can get a recording of all the choices I make
Casper, et. al.:
Sorry I got distracted from this thread.
If I am understanding this lilo.conf properly, I have a question and would
appreciate comments on my rough plan to install, to see if I am missing
something or if it should work. TIA for the help.
(1) When the lilo.conf points to
I am curious if anyone knows anything about clustering several single cpu
boxes together and attempting to run a multi-cpu build of Linux on top of
them. Has anyone figured out a way to thus put together a relatively cheap
emulated parallel architecture?
I have searched for info on this, but
Bingo Jimmy! Thanks a million! Anyone here ever try putting together a
Beowulf cluster?
TIA
Darryl
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Dear all:
As much as I would like to just wipe out Windows, I have to have it for some
support purposes (work). However, I would like to repartition and get Debian
up.
I have been reading and re-reading tfm, but wonder if anyone has any
experience on this.
I put up slink with just the
What is the proper procedure for installing packages from a floppy? I
downloaded them via my NT box (hiss, hiss) at work, but can't seem to read
them (dpkg -info, or dpkg --install) when I mount the floppy as type vfat.
What additionally puzzles me is that after I get the package I want from
What is the proper procedure for installing packages from a floppy? I
downloaded them via my NT box (hiss, hiss) at work, but can't seem to read
them (dpkg -info, or dpkg --install) when I mount the floppy as type vfat.
What additionally puzzles me is that after I get the package I want from
I'm the newbie who just got slink base up on a floppy only system. I am
trying to get some packages installed, and must be missing something.
I tried to start installing the admin packages, so I picked cron from the
following URL:
I gather that I need to add a boot parm of thinkpad=floppy into my
etc/lilo.conf. Where should I do this? I have to get the inverted DCL sorted
out for everyday use, I just got the dbootstrap part finished.
TIA,
Darryl
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Hi:
I am a Debian newbie, with a moderate knowledge of Unix and a long history
of Mainframe system programming (I go back to when source was available for
MVS!). I just got an old CD-less laptop loaded up with the basic Debian. Can
anyone give me some profitable pointers for determining what
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