A couple of things I would try also:
1) examine the motherboard to find out what type of UDMA support it has. I
have an Asus MB with UDMA support but it only does UDMA-33. I also have a
quantum 13gig UDMA-66 drive. I was having some problems with it, and went to
the quantum website. I found
I am using debian potato, and ever since I installed my system, I have not
been able to us my numpad. Does anyone out there know how to get it started
again, or have you heard of this happening before?
I am using the SVGA server. I have not modified any of my config files to
break it.
Thanks!
It appears that my delete key has stopped working under vim / rxvt. I am
using debian - potato with the latest frozen update.. anyone know what happend
or best to fix it?
Thanks
- Paul
I submitted this question a while ago, and didn't get much of a response.
Here goes agai:
I am having a problem in that I am using qmail on my system, and the apt/dpkg
system does not recognize that it fills the dependency of a
mail-transport-agent. So, by default everytime I want to install
If you are copying between two unix machines it might be easier to just use
NFS to mount the drives and copy the files over via cpio or something similar.
I think that since samba is based in windos without much in the way of
permissions, all the permissions get lost.
I personally run into
Don't know too much about rsh, but you would probably be better off with SSH
as it is (more) secure and offers the same functionality.
- Paul
On Thu, Jan 13, 2000 at 04:07:10PM +1300, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi
i asked this question before but no one answered... not too sure why as it
is
Using 'cat' probably opens the port in buffered mode.. where the contents of
the buffer are not outputted until a \n is seen. I may not be correct about
this, but I have played around with writing some serial apps and doing the
same thing you are doing.. hooking up my multimeter to the serial
The keymaps for loadkeys on my system (debian) are in /usr/share/keymays/i386/
You can also just do a 'loadkeys us' to reload the map if you are using the us
map.. or 'loadkeys dvorak' if you prefer a dvorak keyboard. The path to the
loaded keymap will be displayed.
- Paul
On Thu, Jan 13, 2000
Hi, another question for anyone out there who might know where I can get an
answer. I am using potato, and have built and installed qmail here on my
machine. My problem is that whenever a package requires a mail support (ie:
sendmail, exim etc.) I run into problems. Is there a way for me to set
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