te /ls: No such file or directory
What am I doing wrong? is there a kernel config I should know about?
Any help will be greatly appreciated
Gil Elad
> I think that the magic word you are looking for is 'modeline'. I'm no expert
> on this so i'd like to point out that there is a HOWTO dedicated to this
> (See www.linuxdoc.org or mirror) Must say that it's a wee bit technical.
>
The above mentioned HOWTO is "XFree86-Video-Timings-HOWTO". Excelle
no, haven't tried it yet. sorry.
> Have you managed to get the TV/grabber working? In that case I sure
> would appreciate info on how you did.
>
> // Emil
>
I'd appreciate some help. I
> know it's not the monitor because I tried another one that normally
> works perfectly under Linux and it wouldn't work for that one either.
>
Gil Elad
Hello gurus.
Can anybody point to where I can find information about configuring apt-get,
fetchmail, and exim to connect through a proxy server?
Thanks
Gil Elad
ash, you could create such a directory, with all the scripts you want
inside, and execute them with a simple for..in loop in /etc/profile
I imagine you could arrange something similar with other shells.
Cheers
--
Gil Elad
o use the one finger kick to get back to work - which of course takes a
while since fsck needs to finish it's thing.
Any ideas as to what could be the problem and what I can do to solve it is
wholeheartedly welcome.
TIA
--
Gil Elad
Hi.
I downloaded and installed XFree86 4.0.2 on my Potato box from www.xfree86.org,
NOT via apt-get. How do I update apt so it won't shout about dependency
problems because I supposedly don't have X, when I try to download other
packages?
Thanks for your input
can't, how can I debianize a
tar-ball.
Any advice and/or information is welcome.
TIA
--
Gil Elad
system from either kernel. Not even in single-user mode.
Unfortunately, I never made a rescue disk with a root partition on it, and
have no way of getting one.
I've pretty much resigned to the fact that I'm going to have to reinstall,
but I would like to know what I did wrong so as not to make the same
mistake again in the future.
TIA for any advice/information
Gil Elad
system from either kernel. Not even in single-user mode.
Unfortunately, I never made a rescue disk with a root partition on it, and
have no way of getting one.
I've pretty much resigned to the fact that I'm going to have to reinstall,
but I would like to know what I did wrong so as not to make the same
mistake again in the future.
TIA for any advice/information
Gil Elad
&B0 means variable, follows connection rate
&B1 means fixed serial port rate
&B2 means fixed in ARQ mode, variable in non-ARQ mode.
I guess the port rate needs to be fixed.
Thanks a lot
Gil Elad
At 16:30 15/03/2001 -0500, you wrote:
Gil,
I had a very similar problem with my US Robot
everywhere I look in Windows seems to
indicate that it authenticates itself using PAP, but for some reason I have
an inherent mistrust in M$. I guess I'm just funny that way :)
Any more ideas and information will be welcome.
Thanks,
Gil Elad
At 09:30 14/03/2001 -0800, you wrote:
You mig
using both 'PAP'
and 'CHAP' login protocols when you tryo to connect? If you've been
trying with PAP,
then try CHAP and se what happens.
Hope that helps somehow and good luck,
Jimmy Richards
On 14 Mar 2001 15:28:31 +0200, Gil Elad wrote:
> Hi everyone.
>
> I'm
nnect at slower speeds,
but that didn't work.
Attached are both the chatscript and the output from plog.
The absolutely most irritating thing about this whole business, though, is
that windows connects like clockwork every time at 49.2 kbps.
any help at all will be appreciated.
Thanks
Gil E
5 OS's ?!
WOW good luck!
you might have a problem loading some of them, though, if they start
after the 1024th cylinder (roughly 8.5 GB). The BIOS won't be able to
see your kernel image after that.
If they're all linuces (that's plural for linux) try partitioning only
the root partition (no more th
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