tdisk with kernel 2.0.27.
Yep, I had a 2.0.27 machine up for 215 days with an smc-ultra
(8216 like the original message). Oddly enough after being
rebooted after 215 days, it mysteriously restarted 20 days later. :-(
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t's got some proprietary Microsoft compression scheme in it.
You can play them with play from OSS/Linux (including the demo
version from www.4front-tech.com, and play works on OSS/Free
even after your OSS/Linux trial has expired), but I don't know
how you can c
, it runs ok
but doesn't do anything. eg I made my own inetd.conf with
an entry
28123 stream tcp nowait hamish /usr/sbin/in.telnetd
and ran inetd, but connections are always refused. This happens
on both Debian hamm and Solaris 5.5.1. Any suggestions?
xinetd?
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unfortunately
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The opposite of a profound truth may wel
lled Stomper? If so, it's pretty much a DOS /win '95/NT program. We
> use it at work, and it's
> OK unless the modem can't connect, then you have to reboot both machines,
> yech.
No, stomper is a modem sharing program.
There is a solution for Samba, which invo
in chemistry.
Similarly I have some ideas for some electronics packages
(mostly related to microcontrollers/microprocessors); there is one
or two similar packages at present; is there sufficient
interest for me to do some?
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Disk Manager anyway (due to booting
to DOS etc), Linux is fine with it.
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On Wed, Aug 06, 1997 at 11:24:00AM -0400, Will Lowe wrote:
> My major interest in the -Desktop and Diety projects is the provision for
This name is confusing me -- is it really Diety?
Should be "Deity", no? Very different!
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Your train has been cancelled due to defect
sonality Debian? :)
>
> Take a look at Caldara's naming conventions. Open Linux Base, Open Linux
> Standard, and Open Linux Deluxe.
Why not just Debian? It sounds like you are suggesting that actual
different versions should be shipped! With free software,
there's no price diffe
On Fri, Aug 01, 1997 at 11:00:20AM +0100, Alec Clews wrote:
> There is obviously a desire to make a small, simple Debian and so I
> propose a project to make
> one available.
Do you mean small on the source media? I would think Debian
is a scalable as you want at installation.
hamish
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earlier (I think), and especially
was available (released) for Alpha earlier, attracting Linus etc.
I believe Alan Cox (networking guru) runs it too.
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view,
NASA has very specialised applications and they might feel
Debian is too specialised to be for them.
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t, but for news. :-)
Any suggestions?
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The opposite of a
I would not recommend you reply directly to this chap;
I did and have started receiving more test messages directly.
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whatever, so no K6 >= 200.
Buy a Gigabyte or something. ASUSTech, ABIT, etc.
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ut xedit saw
> them big as life. Is vim now trying to be compatible with M$?!! I may
> have to find a new editor.
Vim will ignore them, but leave them in when it saves.
Vi will show them. Can be removed with
tr -d '\015' < file > file2
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rename the file hostxyz (in out.going) to hostxyz.nntp,
and not much else. Similarly, nntpsend renames it to hostxyz=n
The nntpsend log looks promising, but the articles haven't arrived
at the other end as yet. :-(
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o the host, right?
Does the get-news.inn script handle posting?
Once I can get suck working, getting it batched to UUCP shouldn't
be too hard.
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hile I suspect XFree would be the most popular of the three by far.
Similarly all the backup tools listed are commercial AFAIK.
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minutes
after I start up my system, because I don't use Linux on it every day.
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art that failed during compilation,
run again and it will be okay. Or make clean then start again (safer).
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handling tools of emacs worth looking into?
Obscure keystrokes.
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.
Shell scripts here on Solaris 5.5 too.
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The opposite of a profou
the interpreter (/bin/sh) would
exit, and so there'd be nothing left running. And it wouldn't be root
anyway -- setuid scripts are not allowed (by the kernel) because
they are prone to security problems.
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od but unfortunately does not seem to be entirely
source-code compatible, if you're trying to run pre-written stuff.
I used it for my studies this semester and some supplied
programs would not run without some fairly minor modifications.
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d upgraded
it in place without reboots to 1.2 and recently 1.3.
(The load of 1 is the rc5 client, for what that's worth.)
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ig to access this option, though.
It's not too practical (IMHO) to include a sound module in the standard
kernel distribution, because unlike other drivers, all the sound
drivers get compiled togethe as you pick them at compile time in
the sound.o. OSS/Linux (the commercial ve
tscape isn't even official supported?
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The opposite of a prof
"_" instead of "-" to purge packages in dselect.
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T
; just gives an error and won't touch
the disk; no error message, just a code.
I would think 3.0 would be better in this regard, but I haven't seen it.
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s
etc. Even the CD audio Internet houses (like cdnow.com and friends)
have lower rates than these places. :-(
Anyway, the discs will no doubt be available somehow or other.
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to whatever courier company
or shipping agent it is they use. I would be happy to pay
$9.95 for the disc and $7 odd for postage, which is what
Walnut Creek/Pacific HiTech charge me on their monthly Linux discs.
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, to say that a module is installed. Only done
complete installation 3 times though. Must be up to 10
Windows 95 just here at home among three PCs ..
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erywhere. Then I nuked it all
and installed Debian. Very nice, have been using this for
about 10 months now. All three of my Linux systems use it.
Two were Slackware converts, the third started with Debian (1.2).
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nstead. I never found it to be
any worse than Slackware, which I've also used in the past.
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l doesn't run Java binaries itself,
it just knows to start up the JDK java interpreter (/usr/bin/java
or whatever) if you run a Java binary. Something like perl
is just as platform-inspecific mostly.
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ee an advantage in writing to the MBR (/dev/hda) rather than
the partition itself. LILO will disappear during Windows95 installation
if written to the MBR; only the active partition will be changed
if it's in the boot sector (hdaN), and you can get it back
with just Windows fdisk.
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G'day,
Last night I compiled GCC as a crosscompiler for
the Motorola 6811 microcontroller. It occurred to
me that since most of the Debian packages
are also available for m68k and also
Sparc and Alpha now, the develops are probably
using cross-compilation, rather than actually
owning all these mac
th the WD (although it still happens to my
CD-ROM drive which is on the secondary). I don't know if there's
a performance difference, but I couldn't be any worse off.
So in summary, DMA does not seem to work to drives on the secondary
controller, while it works fine on the prima
istribution. Perhaps I should be using
> another mail-daeomn. Or is there a way that I can restrict things in
> smail? The documentation for smail is (or was anyway) pretty woeful!
Blackmail likes smail.
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t said, I never had any actual
problems like this with it. How hot is it there?
In that weather, just the heat out of the power supply is enough
to keep things quite warm.
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mail is only 20k odd, works quite well,
and comes from comp.sources.unix or .misc or something.
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t the volume is very high.
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The opposite of a profound truth may w
be made
> bootable, however).
I thought debian did this anyway, and installed the "mbr"
program into /dev/hda or /dev/sda instead, which would then
boot the partition marked active.
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new version. My conf.modules says
options sbpcd sbpcd="0x330,0"
which is for a "lasermate" interface at 0x330; it's just a small
CD-ROM only controller, no sound card etc. Quotes are required
for the module only.
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he entire
> system on the jaz cartrige. I also use them for "sneakernet" to carry
> 1GB from work to home and back.
Well, a $40 Travan cartridge can store 1.6Gb or 2Gb in the right flavours,
and the cartridges are a bit cheaper. The speed would have to be better
then the Iomega
n the $40 NE2000s. I also bought (for $5) a big
VLB IDE/IO/SCSI card (Adaptec 1520 based), also "no drivers."
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or ethernet cables?
Ouch. Sounds like Ethernet just isn't intended for the environment
you're intending. You really can't drill a couple of holes in the floor
or the walls?
The metal conduit might help, but it may also attract the lightning ..
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r slow -- quite a lot slower than the
Iomega DOS/Windows drivers. Dave Campbell had developed
a new set which used the bidirectional modes and were
therefore significantly faster (IIRC).
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Does anyone know the new URL for the ECP/PP driver for Zip parallel port
drive? (By Dave Campbell). He seems to have disappeared from the last
location, at curtin.edu.au.
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fixed ASAP?
Make sure /tmp has the correct permissions too, if /tmp is not
writable you will get this error.
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In any case, I would have to say that on my hardware
(Cyrix 6x86 P150+, 32mb, Trio64V+ video card), Word 95 is noticably
faster than StarWriter, which is quite disappointing.
I would have thought anyone could wirite a faster WP than MS ...
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your .(t)cshrc, .profile, etc; it didn't seem to for me.
Once you've run that, it can find the libraries.
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l offerings are mostly useful for
> when people send me Word6 smack).
Handy if you don't know (La)Tex; I don't, so I want something WYSIWYG.
Mind you, these days I could almost write most things in HTML,
or some SGML even (Linuxdoc, or Quartz).
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e because it is only $100 AUD
student price, which is pretty good (MS Office 97 is $200
for students I think, regularly nearly $500).
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have it, Windows95 doesn't have it (has Juliet instead),
DOS obviously doesn't have it. But almost all Unix CDs use it.
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, you can edit /etc/X11/xdm/Xservers and add
> -bpp 16 to the command line. If you are using startx or xinit, you
> can set up an alias.
Much easier to set your DefaultColorDepth in /etc/X11/XF86Config.
I use startx with this, to run 16bpp by default.
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enabled it and it kept my (diald-controlled) PPP link up
for about seven hours the next night. :-( diald appears to be configured
correctly to ignore rwhod traffic, too. I presume it was rwhod's
fault, because that's all I changed and it hasn't done it again since.
Hamis
only a patch in the 1.2.x and early 1.3.x days.
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The opposite of a
us. Why?
> How should I activate this option?
You need to enable firewalling; masquerading should become
available then.
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illions" of IP-Accounting rules, one for each
> service/destination combination, right?
I believe so.
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summarize and mail it out daily. But nothing
generic, it depends on the order of the items in the ip_acct
file, etc.
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ives
> ยท All drives that connect to the parallel port (eg: Colorado Trakker)
Well, that just means ftape doesn't support it; it's not a general
tape HOWTO. (ftape is the floppy-controller tape drive driver).
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/modules/`uname -r`
is included in conf.modules.
Using 2.0.30.
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scripts to run from anacron instead of cron; then things
get run once a day only, but definatel (if the PC is used
at all that day).
Very nice.
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dem
leaves out almost everything.)
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e these if you turned off PCI, but compiled
in a driver that used PCI, like some of the network cards. (I'm recalling
this from the 1.2.x days.) Usually this happens when you compile in all
the network drivers, rather than just the ones you need.
It doesn't really hurt to have PCI enabled
x partitions.
It has whatever you want on it, or can do; it's just a disk.
You can put ext2fs on it for true Linux long filenames and permissions
if you like. Also, disks don't need to be formatted especially
for vfat; you can just start using them for that.
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ct I'm studying at uni, but would prefer
to use something compatible at home, but none of Postgres,
mysql (when I got it working; I can't remember how to start
the server now!) or mSQL will accept the create table commands
given, complaining about the datatypes. I understand this
might be a
PC (Win95/NT), and wants to talk to this machine
at the ISP too, and it doesn't work, even with LMHOSTS it seems.
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oller, and Linux, or something. Try disabling DMA; there
should be a boot parameter to do that (see the BootPrompt-HOWTO).
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have the latest things from bo. Anyone else had this problem?
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've never had any
trouble with it. I get a couple of zero dtimes on fscks occasionally
(on the forced check) but nothing serious.
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tarts after an 800mb DOS partition.
No problems here. Make sure LBA is enabled.
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rce and the new modutils 2.1.34
and will see how it goes, I have been patching up.
Anyone else having this? Nobody in the linux.dev.kernel group
(or the mailing list) seem to have mentioned it.
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together. Actual
mileage may vary.
Yes, the defaults are 4 3 4 3 respectively but they are just defaults,
and should be changed for concurrent use of the ports. Mine
are 4 3 5 7, with 7 to be changed to 2 when I can next be bothered,
although IRQ printing (to lp1 on IRQ 7) works anyway.
Hamish
Is there a /etc/issue.net equivalent for ssltelnet?
I like ssltelnet, but I don't much like
586-unknown-linux [SSL] (yodeller) (ttyp6)
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now that
it'll help before suggesting it.)
If lprng is the answer, is there really a problem with the different
lpq format and samba, and is there a fix? All printing will be
from Win95/WinNT machines, via samba.
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edhat. Slackware uses .tgz, but there are basically
no packages available except the standard distribution, and they're
just a big of control info added -- not a lot different to Debian,
really.
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lement an SMB method. Some unsolved
problems as yet, and no time at present to work on it.
But will let you know.
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interesting is the package names (as presented
now in dselect), rather than the filenames. I think the above
would just be an interface to dpkg, rather than a nice
friendly package management tool (which is what dselect
and deity aim to be).
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I saw in a magazine
earlier this month, does help things along quite a bit.
But Pro would be better, being 32-bit optimised.
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t's not in any of the classes.zip files I have
(one for HotJava, one for JDK. Nor in the Windows/Netscape
one either.)
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necessarily the current ones.)
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n. I just checked and that's not the problem.
/tmp okay? Has been known to lose normal-user write permissions,
although not for quite a long time for me. Should be
drwxrwxrwxt.
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the machine at high CPU load for that
time too. (*)
Hamish
(* I can tell from the fan speed on my Cyrix. :-)
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; you shouldn't need to do a tutorial to use
something as simple as a hypertext browser; lynx is far more
obvious to use, and has (TTBOMK) the same functionality ..
(although obviously for html vs info nodes.)
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aded as modules, by the way.
No problem with sbpcd as a module here.
Specifying the IO options to the module is a bit more difficult
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But how will you specify which users? You might as well use an alias
file if you don't intend to forward all non-existing users elsewhere.
You might be able to rig up an smail director (/etc/smail/directors)
to do this. I wouldn't guess as to how to do it myself though.
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ver (apache) which uses
diald's fifo option to bring the link up. I have diald set
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by explicit request. And drop the link after 20 minutes idle.
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nd of mine wiped another friend of mine's DOS partition.
I recovered it with Linux FDISK (from a floppy because he was not
a Linux user). I lost the partitions on my Linux server
once and recovered that with Linux fdisk too.
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don't
send at least one new line. (Similarly by default even character
by character input won't see anything until the user presses return).
Try
#include
main()
{
cout << "Hello there." << endl;
}
You would theoretically get no output from
#include
mai
laris, but
none of the US sites would let me have it and none of the
non-US sites had it yet.
Hamish
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Hamish Moffatt, [EMAIL PROTECTED], Melbourne, Australia.
Student, computer science & computer systems engineering. 3rd year, RMIT.
http://yallara.cs.rmit.edu.au/~moffatt CPOM: [ ] 40%
PGP key available from web page above.
re only being used
on the ethernet between the masquerader and my PC,
not on the internet at all. The answer seems to be javascript.
I'll try it on a miscellaneously-named PC here at university
and see what happens.
Hamish
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Hamish Moffatt, [EMAIL PROTECTED], Melbourne, Australia.
Student, c
s box I'm typing this on.
/bin/sh has no command line editing, for example.
Hamish
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Hamish Moffatt, [EMAIL PROTECTED], Melbourne, Australia.
Student, computer science & computer systems engineering. 3rd year, RMIT.
http://yallara.cs.rmit.edu.au/~moffatt CPOM: [ ] 40%
PGP key available from web page above.
27;m on via my ISP who's
given my a dynamic IP, so I'm really dialin-a1-30.melbourne.internex.net.au
or similar, and then I've via proxy cache proxy1.mel.connect.com.au,
but that page still knows I'm from hamishpc!
I do CGI but can't see how they do this one.
Hamish
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On Mar 03, 1997 at 07:38:33PM -0500, Brian S. Julin wrote:
> I upgraded tons of packages (stable) and now lynx takes about
> a minute to start.
Same here; well, about five seconds, but it doesn't
seem to be doing anything in that time.
Hamish
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Hamish Moffatt, [EMAIL PROTECTED],
d that I put "check_for_nonprintable no" in /etc/lpd.conf - as
Strange, because I don't have that in smb.conf, and I print
PCL to my new HP5L from Win95 boxes just fine.
Hamish
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Hamish Moffatt, [EMAIL PROTECTED], Melbourne, Australia.
Student, computer science & computer syst
n get the
client? I got the source from the upenn address, but it doesn't
have a -i option, so I guess it's not what I want.
With all this cryptography software I've got here (pgp in particular),
I think I might be just about ready to nuke the USA. Sheesh.
Hamish
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