the right
syntax.
--Derek Lee
Hi,
What are the default file permissions for /dev/cdrom and /dev/hdc
on Debian? I want ordinary users to be able to access the CDROM drive
but at the moment, /dev/cdrom is readable by everyone but linked to
/dev/hdc which can be read by the disk group. What is the debian way for
this?
Derek Lee
I have installed the Acrobat3 reader with no problems. Just
a warning message about:
Warning: charset STRING not supported, using ISO8859-1
which pops up when I start the application.
--Derek Lee
--Derek Lee
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I found gs_4.01 on the non-free directory but it
depends on gsfonts_4.01 and libpaper_1.0 or higher.
Where can I find these?
--Derek Lee
at some point in the past. In fact, they would continue to
work even if the sound module has been removed from the kernel!
--Derek Lee
Here is a more systematic account.
There are several situations:
(A) after power-on boot
(B) (A) + 'insmod sound' + 'rmmod sound'
(so that lsmod does
a plugin
library which is no longer distributed. You should in fact remove the
library (libnullplugin.so or something like that) from
/usr/lib/netscape/plugins if it is there.
Good luck!
Derek Lee
I have Real Audio working on my debian box. I am running 2.0.0 kernel
which contains the appropriate Voxware sound driver. There was no need
to install USSLite.
Are your other sound utilities working?
--Derek Lee
CONFIG_PSMOUSE=m
which means that psmouse is supported as a module.
Unfortunately, I have not used these kernels so maybe you can confirm
this with somebody else...
--Derek Lee
use is
cron-3.0pl1-31.deb. (I removed and reinstalled the package but it does
not help.)
I have libc-5.2.18, and use bsdutil-3.0-2.deb package.
--Derek Lee
.gz suffices, then they won't be
overwritten when I upgrade packages.
(2) There are symbolic links which assume that the man pages are not
compressed.
--Derek Lee
uncommon, and
it came with a PS2 mouse. So please please please include psaux support
as a module in the kernel-image packages.
--Derek Lee
about the debian package.
--Derek Lee
I saw some messages about kernel-package-1.01 in the debian-user list.
Where is it? I cannot find it in tsx-11.mit.edu or master.debian.org
Derek
Rob Browning wrote:
I'm not sure if it'll be packaged in time for the initial 1.1 release,
but it'll certainly be available shortly thereafter.
Anyway, using the new kernel-package package, it's pretty trivial to
do it yourself.
I am afraid I am not familiar with the kernel-package
the Incoming directory.
--Derek Lee
because if is
trying to link to the libc5 libraries and it needs the libc4. I have
the old libc4 libraries loaded, but I don't know how to allow NAG
FORTRAN to link to them. Can anyone help me here?
Hi,
'ldd f77' should tell you it needs?
--Derek Lee
I found MailCrypt in master.debian.org, under the debian/Incoming
directory.
Derek Lee
Is there a debian package of PGP2.6.3i?
(Is it located outside US? I have only looked at US ftp servers.)
ALso, is there a debian package for MailCrypt (Emacs/PGP interface)?
I found a package for auto-pgp, but it appears that I have to use
emacs rmail to take advantage of it...
--Derek Lee
is the suitable arrangement which satisfies debian concerns of
security?
--Derek Lee
connection to the outside world,
but no local network.
I use ifconfig from netbase-2.02-1.deb.
--Derek Lee
PS The following is the output of ifconfig, which I believe is correct:
bluebox-67 root:/usr/local# ifconfig
loLink encap:Local Loopback
inet addr:127.0.0.1 Bcast
/reconfigure the module?
How do I install these things now? I kept the /etc/soundconf file
from my old kernel installation, if that is any help.
--Derek Lee
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NEW VERSION
===
Sound Driver:3.5.2-960330 (Fri Apr 26
Can someone who has successfully installed 1.1 tell me what they get
with the following queries?
ls -l /dev/console
ls -l /dev/xconsole
ls -l /dev/tty0
My installation failed to put in /dev/xconsole, so I have to put it in
by hand. I tried:
mknod /dev/xconsole p
chmod 666 /dev/xconsole
so that
My installtion of 1.1 had an error message about not being
able to find uname.
Some things appear not installed. In particular,
no /dev/xconsole
no /dev/ps2mouse (Module not loaded)
Can I do these by hand?
--Derek Lee
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