How should I proceed to make an identical copy of a CDROM?
dd if=/dev/cdrom of=/image_of_cdrom bs=2048, then what? What
parameters should I give to cdwrite/cdrecord? Or is this way
impossible to take?
Right,
MartinS
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I haven't seen the kernel-source-2.0.32... package yet. Does anybody know
where it is?
Thanks,
MartinS
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Hello.
I'm trying to build dpkg on a Solaris machine, to be able to look at .deb
packages at work. But the make stops.
Have anybody successfully done that and have some suggestions?
; uname -a
SunOS juno 5.4 Generic_101945-32 sun4m sparc
; pwd
/[removed]/dpkg-1.4.0.8
; tail -18 make.txt
Hi,
I was given a text file containing one file name (no full path name)
per line. My task consists of searching the entire filesystem and
generate a list of the files that are NOT present.
At first I thought this was a task easyly solved with a couple of
awk's, sed's, and find's.
On Mon, 24 Mar 1997, Daniel J. Mashao wrote:
On Mon, 24 Mar 1997, Seth Reinosa wrote:
I have looked but have not seemed to find in the man gcc page how to
extract data from a document into a program.
Please help.
What do you mean?
If you mean
1) To read data from a
I'm installing Debian (1.2) for the first time. The base install didn't
seem to have any problems, but my ethernet card isn't being configured
properly after the system comes up. The card works in this machine
under Freebsd and Windows 95.
The card is an SMC 9332, it's a PCI card based
Hi,
I need to reboot my PC once or twice a day. Lately, I had a boot message
displaying '/dev/hda3 has reached the maximum mount count. Checked
forced'
I found no option to deselect this mount count check in the mount man pages.
Does anybody knows ?
If it's an ext2 file system then
Does anyone know if there exists a utility to try and repair dammaged
gzip files? I have a tar.gz with 13 postscript files which were
generated with an MSDOG graphics programme in the Dark Days,
unforunately when I gunzip I get
$ tar -xvzf figures.tar.gz
-rw-r--r-- graeme/staff 23145
Martin Stromberg wrote:
[Klippa, klapp, kluppit]
I'm not sure that it's possible to ping over ppp.
Oh my. If you really don't know that much about something please don't
risk
spreading disinformation. ping is of course possible over ppp. About the
Oh, my. Aren't we ticklish today?
I
I have used Debian for some time, yet seem to be a permanent newbie -
a 'pernewbie'.
I updated from 1.1.4 to 1.2.1 and have one remaining glitch; lpr has a
problem. I am hoping someone can give me the simple solution:
1. As root, an attempt to 'lpr filename' leads to this error
ping response can be handled by network hardware without OS running.
Uhhmmm... hadn't heard of this ever before. To reply to a ping request
the network card has to have an assigned IP address...
--
Eloy A. Paris
Information Technology Department
Rockwell Automation de Venezuela
[Klippa, klapp, kluppit]
At http://www.cck.uni-kl.de/misc/tecra710/, Jens Maurer discusses the
problem and gives a kernel patch which works around it, a patch which
Bruce was going to incorporate it into the next set of boot disks. I
would try it myself as a service to other Tecra owners if
[Klippa, klapp, kluppit story about bad drives.]
I have the installation disks made and they appear to work. I have not
been able to access the cfdisk manual doc on any of the mirror sites and I
am afraid to proceed without it. Any suggestions on where to locate it?
I don't think you have
OK, I'm a super newbie at Linux. I have it installed, and tried to set up a
PPP dial up threw an external modem. I think I am correct in using
/dev/ttys2 as my modem on port 3.
No, It's /dev/ttyS2.
^
When I go to establish a connection it says System lacks PPP kernel
I didn't see any follow-ups on this one so here I go...
[Klippa, klapp, kluppit]
4) In the configuration mode of dselect, I needed to use the 'Z'
parameter to move to the background and examine configuration
files. The first package I tried this on was 'xntp'. After I was
finished
Hi.
Is there anybody that's using Debian and two computers talking to each other
through two SMC Etherpower cards, without a hub in between i. e. through a
twisted TP cable?
Please give me some advice how to make it work!
aTdHvAaNnKcSe,
[Klippa, klapp, kluppit]
The /etc/ppp/chatscript:
ABORTBUSY
ABORTNO CARRIER
ABORTVOICE
ATZ
OK ATDT0345573793
CONNECT
loginZETppp\r
ame Christopher Bond\r
umber1234-567-89\r11\rpassword\r
The
I have recently sent a number of messages to the debian-user mailing list
and have not seen a copy of my message sent back to me by the list
software. Does the list software exclude the original sender when it
reflects the messages out to the list members? Or have my recent posts
been
Hello all,
I get I/O errors when I attempt to
mt -f /dev/nrft0 fsf #
my HP/Colorado T1000 tape drive. I'm gonna guess it's either not a
supported action or a bug, but it doesn't really matter. Is there any
easy workaround for this problem, preferable one which integrates
Hi everyone.
I have problems with making a boot floppy during the installation of 1.2.
I do not have the exact error message but it appears when I have selected to
make a boot floppy for my system (just before the rebooting part). It's when
the installation program is formatting the floppy; it
I'm trying to install debian 1.1 from the Infomagic CD set, and using the
boot1440.bin image for the boot disk I can't get it to recognize my 2940
SCSI adapter. I have a hard disk and a Jaz drive on the SCSI card, and
an IDE/ATAPI CD-ROM.
I found the directory of patches for the
Howdy,
I know that the directory tree on ftp.debian.org is in a state of change
with the upcoming release of v1.2, but I have spent two hours looking
for the 'netscape-v301' package. Could somone point me to the
correct location? I'll be fine from that point on (I think 8-).
It's in
I think the subject says it all... I'm looking for the
sources of the programs found on Debian rootdisks. Can anybody
help me?
Thanks,
Juan Cespedes
Install the boot-floppies package.
If you are planning to create an umsdos installation, please contact me.
Click,
As an experiment (before working on a package myself) I am trying
to rebuild the hello binary package. Source is from hello_1.3-13;
running debian/rules build compiles fine, but
debian/rules binary-arch gives, after a while,
dpkg --build debian/tmp ..
dpkg-deb: building package `hello'
I couldn't find in the FAQ whether or not one can place all the
deb files on a UMSDOS drive and install from scratch with
the boot floopy sets.
Anybody know one way or another?
...RickM...
Yes. I did exactly that last week. And if you copy base1_1.tgz or what-ever
it is called to
On Fri, 1 Nov 1996, Martin Stromberg wrote:
What do I need to consider when copying / to another partition? Reason
I ask is I would like to put it in partition which had dos. Here is what
I would like to do:
Old setup:
hda1 -- dos
hdb1 -- swap
hdb2 -- /
hdb3
Date: Sat, 2 Nov 1996 00:29:32 -
From: Nelson Posse Lago [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Martin Stromberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Message-Id: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In-Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Rearranging partitions WAS: Re: Question??
find ./ | grep -v /mnt/ | cpio -pdmv
Hello to all!
I'm intending to put in two ethernet cards in two computers, so that I can nfs
mount /home and /usr in one (where disk space is limited) from the other
(where there's plenty of disk space).
I don't have a great deal to choose from from my hardware supplier:
Either an NE2000
Hi,
As some of you may have noticed already, the http://www.debian.org/FTP/
interface unfortunately has duplicated entries in it.
The script that generates it does a 'find' through all the directories
of the FTP archive. To be precisely, it does a
find unstable contrib non-free
[Klippa, klapp, kluppit]
Running dpkg -iGROEB /tmp/Debian-1.1.6/stable/binary-i386
find: /tmp/Debian-1.1.6/stable/binary-i386/admin/sudo_1.4.4-2.deb: No such
file or directory
find: /tmp/Debian-1.1.6/stable/binary-i386/base/mount_2.5l-1.deb: No such
file
or directory
dpkg:
Hello.
Yesterday I tried to install a buzz-fixed system. As the disk I wanted to
install onto, was a SCSI disk connected to a ncr810, I had to use one of
the special kernels - number 5 in buzz-fixed/.../disks-i386/special-kernels.
At the time of the part of installation where the kernel is
[Klippa, klapp, kluppit]
I could install base, copy over the
pcmcia-cs*.deb package on floppy and I assume use dkpg to install it -
only the man page for dkpg says use dselect and dselect want to install
the lot. Any pointers, I can't be alone with this
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