Hamish Moffatt wrote:
> Any ideas? I want to install buzz to test the auto-upgrade.
> Might have to use rex disks. All the hardware I have is an IDE
> hard drive, a floppy drive, an ISA IDE controller, a Trident 8900CL
> video card, and a 486DX2-66 overdrive chip, and 16mb RAM.
> It doesn't seem to
Tim:
Letting you know that it is not the /etc/X11/xdm/Xaccess file that
allows access from remote clients.
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Tim Thomson wrote:
> You also have to tell your local machine that the remote can access the
> display, else the server can't connect to the client.
> Can't remember the file to config, haven't done this for awhile.
>
> I want to do this again, with IP-masquerading, I have a 486 behind a 386,
> an
Neilen Marais wrote:
>
> HI all
>
> You might remember me moaning about adduser and some other things
> breaking when I upgrade from the bo perl 5.003summin to the newest hamm
> perl.
> But then, spurred on by writing this E-Mail, I suddenly find the
> solution Looking at the ldd perl bit I
G. Dale Miller wrote:
>
> When I try to connect to ftp.debian.org I get the following messages.
> bash-2.01$ ftp ftp.debian.org
> Connected to santanni.cc.gatech.edu.
> 421 Service not available, remote server has closed connection
> ftp>
>
> I know there was a problem with spam on the lists rece
Adalberto da Silva wrote:
>
> Hello!
>
> I have access to my university's Sun workstations via ppp connection
> with my a dynamic IP.
>
> I can contact reach the internal network with ftp or telnet and work
> at
> prompt mode at every machine I have permission.
>
> Is t
William R. Ward wrote:
>
> I just figured out and fixed this on my system last night. I run a
> fairly bleeding edge hamm - I have my own mirror and I upgrade about
> once a week. The new version of netbase renames rpc.portmap to
> portmap, but xinetd has not been made aware of this yet. The fi
Sten Anderson wrote:
>
> Rick Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > You're 100% right. I would, however, assume it means a Linux extended
> > (type 85) partition not a DOS extended partition (type 5).
>
> Now I am confused. What is the difference?
Yo
Sten Anderson wrote:
> > Also. Maybe this is a typo or something, but your /dev/hda2 and
> > /dev/hda5 seem to be ocupying the same area of the disk.
>
> That is not a typo. The extended partition _includes_ the logical
> partitions.
You got me there. I had a damned brain cramp.
> Here is a pr
Sten Anderson wrote:
>
> Sven Garbade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > 1. First, the Linux Loader LILO doesn't work correctly.
> >
> > # LILO configuration file
> > #
> > # Start LILO global section
> > lock
> > boot = /dev/hda
>
> Try boot=/dev/hda2
>
> You can get the old MBR bac
Curt Howland wrote:
>
> Good afternoon.
>
> I tried to install Netscape Communicator, and received the
> error that it needed libc6, which I do not have. So I went
> back to use the old netscape 3.01 (i think) that I had been
> using, but it seems to have been partially purged.
Hmm. I use Commu
Remco Blaakmeer wrote:
>
> Yes, and the functions are not really hidden, they're just not documented.
> But heck, what _is_ documented in Win95? The "trouble shooting" help
> doesn't get you far beyond "is the printer switched on?" and "check that
> the cable is plugged in".
Very true. I think t
Remco Blaakmeer wrote:
>
> On Thu, 15 Jan 1998, John Spence wrote:
>
> > > I like the list the way it is aswell! :)
> >
Sometimes I do and sometimes not.
I'm sure it is possible to parse the subject line at the list server or
the client end for keywords like "config" or "compile" etc. and forwa
Orn E. Hansen wrote:
> No, Windows is not an interface... and it's a lot more than just a GUI, it's
> an operating system as well (as of Win95, WinNT).
The box that you buy when you buy Windoze 95 contains an operating
system which is called Windows 95. That box contains MSDOS 7.0 and
W
Carlos:
BitchX is an IRC program that put's a directory called .BitchX in the
users home directory. Either you have this and have used it or your
hacker used it as root. Of course a hacker may have just created it so
it might look normal in your directory. What's in the directory?
Carl
Rick Jones wrote:
>
> Pete:
>
> I have been able to get my email to go through. There has most
> definately been a change someplace, here.
>
> I had to use the reply-to field and change my from to my systems idea
> of who I am for it to work. This mean
Peter Iannarelli wrote:
>
> Hello Guys:
>
> It took me some time to get dial-in ppp working as well.
>
> In pap-secrets I has to adjust the following line.
>
> * beagle ""
>
> to
>
> * *""
>
> Peter
This kind of entry would allow everybody access to your system without
Can anybody point me to the elf-xlib package?
I assume this is the cause of constant segmentation faults since updating
my hamm install last night. If not let me know if you have an answer. It
only seems to effect starting X programs using rxvt. Starting them from
the window managers menus work
Hello all:
I've been out of the loop for quite a while. How do I install Hamm? When
I use debian/hamm for the start point and use hamm non-free contrib for
packages I get the packages files but when I tell dselect to fetch it goes
looking for a dists/main directory for every file, which it says
Does anybody know if the current SB Sound driver is full duplex or not?
I'm trying to get speak freely working and I get audio device errors when
I try to use speaker and mike at the same time.
L8R,
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If SVGAdummy replaces SVGAlib why are there dependancy prblems with gs
etc?
Will these SVGAlib dependant programs run without SVGAlib if the dummy is
installed?
What is the scoop on that?
L8R,
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(SB16 card Debian 1.3 current)
I have decided to get speak freely working but when I run sfmike it takes
over /dev/audio after the first talk. It switches to pause but retains
controle of the device which sfspeaker tries to use when receiving but
can't because it's busy. I've RTFM's but see no
Is there any kind of video confrencing program, like CU-SeeMe, in deb
format? I can't find anything like this any place.
L8R,
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On Sun, 8 Jun 1997, Will Lowe wrote:
> Anyway, the only modeline in my XF86Config is 640x480, but the server
> insists on running in it's "builtin 320x200" mode. Needless to say,
> this is unusable ... why would it do this? I've tried hitting CTRL-ALT-+
> to "cycle" up one mode, but nothi
On Thu, 5 Jun 1997, Bruce Perens wrote:
> Note that most modems these days make V.42 compression, which is LZW.
> BSD compression would be redundant.
>
> Van Jacobsen compression is, however, good to use on a V.42 connection.
> It takes advantage of the redundancy of frame information in a point-
at&c1&d2 fixes these problems which isn't the factory default. The &d2
tells it to hangup, with autoanswer inhibited, when DTR is droped.
On Sun, 8 Jun 1997 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On 7 Jun 1997, John Goerzen wrote:
>
> > Just killing pppd will do it unless your modem isn't set up properly.
On Wed, 4 Jun 1997, David B. Teague wrote:
>
> Hi:
>
> A note of appreciation to several,and a continued request for help.
>
> Luke Bussanmas, Rob Browining, Brian White, and Gary Dolan (others? if
> so accept my apology!) have tried with varying degrees of success in
> helping me get Netsca
The instal script is just giving you the option of using xdm at bootup.
Just say no and you can start it manually, or any other X startup program.
On 4 Jun 1997 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> J. Goldman writes:
> > Sorry, I'm confused. What do you mean by the statement that you "don't
> > want to be
Has this list died? I've received 0 messages all day and little more in
the previous 2 days.
What's happening here?
L8R,
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On Tue, 27 May 1997, Nathan E Norman wrote:
> The crypt (1) algorithm is based on the German WWII era "Enigma" cipher
> - except that it's not as good. It emulates an Enigma machine with one
> rotor. I'll point out that the chaps at Bletchley Park cracked four
> rotor ciphers in the 1940s using
I have a compaq presario 336 modem that isn't plug-n-play but doesn't seem
to be recognised. Is their a trick to it or is it another of Compaq's
little tricks to isolate their hardware?
L8R,
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You do know that if somebody found a security hole and was able to delete
your home directory with those ownerships they could also remove traces of
their own login from the loging files.
It would help if you told us what version you have.
Did you check your messages file for any errors or su ent
This is a posting concerning a post about a week ago. We were discussing
this as a hard drive going TU or a problem with the e2fs operation.
I believe it was joost that mentioned he had this problem when he had a
dma conflict with a sound card. I disabled dma on my hard drive a week
ago and have
localhost# dpkg -S srm.conf
apache-modules: /usr/doc/apache-modules/examples/srm.conf-fcgi
apache: /usr/doc/apache/examples/srm.conf
On Tue, 20 May 1997, Christian Hudon wrote:
> Hi,
>
> During a recent cron run, I got a complain about the file
> "srm.conf"... Could someone tell me which progr
It's in the xcontrib package.
On Tue, 20 May 1997, David S. Zelinsky wrote:
> I have Debian v1.1 installed, and a CD with Debian 1.2 (haven't yet upgraded),
> and I can't find xev (or equivalent?) anywhere. Can anyone explain why, or
> tell me where to find it?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> --
>
On Tue, 20 May 1997, Colin Telmer wrote:
> Sorry about the subject line, but I don't know how to briefly describe
> this problem. Anyway, I have just finished installing 1.2 and everything
> went perfectly except that on the first virtual terminal (ALT-F1) when any
> user exits, /etc/issue is not
On Tue, 20 May 1997, Timothy Phan wrote:
> Rick Jones wrote:
> :
> :On Tue, 20 May 1997, The Good ol' tavo =) wrote:
> :
> :> Hello to all
> :> I am a Linux newbie trying to figure out how to install packages for my
> system, i downloaded the debian linux by
On Tue, 20 May 1997, The Good ol' tavo =) wrote:
> Hello to all
> I am a Linux newbie trying to figure out how to install packages for my
> system, i downloaded the debian linux by ftp on 7 disks the rescue floppy,
> the custom boot one, the base ones and the drivers one, then during the
> inst
Also check /var/log/xdm-errors errors prior to the xsession actually
starting are in this log. Once the xsession is initiated logging errors
goes to ~/.xsession-errors.
On Mon, 19 May 1997, Zachary Payne wrote:
> Good question, ask your dog!, I always ask my dog my computer
> questio
Does anybody know why I might get the following error?
Making intro.txt from intro.sgml.
:252: warning: can't find font `C'
Could this have anything to do with the change to the /usr/share directory
for the groff etc files? I tried to grep all the files for any references
to a font `C' with no l
On Mon, 19 May 1997, Ken Lauffenburger wrote:
> On May 18, 6:54pm, Andrea Arcangeli wrote:
> > Subject: Re: DOSEMU drive access problem
> > On Sun, 18 May 1997, Ken Lauffenburger wrote:
> >
> > >DOS-C version 0.92 [FreeDOS Release] (Build 37).
> >
> > Is freedos compatible with MS-DOS?
Accor
On Mon, 19 May 1997, Eugene Sevinian wrote:
> It was impossible to install debian on my PC due to the fact I put
> distibution on w95 partition while vfat fs support was not done
> successfully. I got 2 string warning that it will tak up 1
> minite in case that this device is not installed and st
On Sat, 17 May 1997, Karl M. Hegbloom wrote:
> You can also put this in "/etc/X11/xdm/Xservers":
>
> :0 local /usr/X11R6/bin/X :0 tty5 -bpp 16
I sure can. I prefer to have all my configuration options in my config
files though. If I were running multiple displays I would use this
method.
L8R,
On Sun, 18 May 1997, Tj Johnston, N4UYQ wrote:
> I assume the system is attempting to run pppd with /dev/modem as the
> communications device... unfortunately it appears that /dev/modem has not
> been defined... How do I define it? also I was playing a little, and ran
> pppd with /dev/ttys1 and re
On Sat, 17 May 1997, Ralph Winslow wrote:
> No ceegar :-( I'd already done that. I also moved the Depth
> 16 entry above the Depth 8 entry; still no Joy. Also,
> SuperProbe shows 2048 Kb - I'm tearing my hair out and have
> very little to spare!
I assume that you are now tearing your hair out
Make sure there's a -L/usr/X11R6/lib entry in the gcc args.
On Sat, 17 May 1997, AUBORD Alain wrote:
> I am trying to compile X-Programs, but I cannot link them. I get always the
> messages libraries "Xaw, Xmt not found".
>
> This arise when I try to compile the last version of X-Board, but I
It depends. Usually the install in the archive will put it where it goes
anyway.
You can put it anyplace you want. /usr/X11R6/bin would be the normal
place, I'd think.
As far as unpacking it, just make a temp dir. I put mine in /Incoming.
If it's a binary archive it most likely is archived w
Put the following in XF86Config
Section "Screen"
Driver "svga"
Device "TGUI9680XGI"
Monitor "Magitronic SVGA"
-> DefaultColorDepth 16
BlankTime 45
Subsection "Display"
On Sat, 17 May 1997, Ralph Winslow wrote:
> I've recently added a second Mb to my Tride
I need to use linuxdoc to write some help files, but the sgml2lyx isn't
working. I get an error stating linuxdoc.dtd is missing but is is exactly
where the script is looking for it.
The perlsgml package is broken since the version in bo depends on
perl-base and not perl. The version in unstable
On Sat, 17 May 1997, Tj Johnston, N4UYQ wrote:
> but on to the real question
>
> I'm a complete newbie to Linux... I would like to have FTP, IRC, and WWW
> browsing capabilities, for starters... I also understand there are several
> packages useful to Amateur Radio...
Don't know about the ra
On Fri, 16 May 1997, Ben White wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Thanks to those of you who responded to my last desperate cry for help.
> I am one step closer in getting my setup working. Currently I use a
> Slackware distribution with kernel 1.2.13, but want to upgrade to Debian
> to avoid the comme
On Fri, 16 May 1997, Mirek Kwasniak wrote:
> I have very busy server and cann't it restart until last night.
> Problem that I found is more general.
> I think, Debian distribution should be able upgrade running system without
> complete rebooting.
Are you saying that there is no way for you to re
Caution: Some of this stuff is guestimating the libc6 changes.
On Fri, 16 May 1997, Craig Sanders wrote:
> On 15 May 1997, Ed Donovan wrote:
>
> > I have not installed libc6 yet, and right now my compiles fail. All
> > the binaries generated give "No such file or directory" errors,
> > because
On Fri, 16 May 1997, E.L. Meijer (Eric) wrote:
> Dselect does show all the dependencies. The problem is that dselect
> isn't installing packages in the right order automatically. A successor
> to dselect is in the works that will do better in this respect: the
> deity project.
So. The answer w
On Thu, 15 May 1997, Peter Ginsberg wrote:
> As for the packages, I decided that it would be easiest for me to d/l
> the important stuff, or at least as much as I could, and install from a
> zip disk. I didnt have a problem getting dselect to read the zip disks
> nor the packages contained therein
Compile PLIP in your kernel. The details are in PPP-HOWTO.
On Thu, 15 May 1997, Jason Kusnier wrote:
> Does anyone know how to setup a null modem connect from linux to a livingston
> portmaster for a ppp connection?
>
> Thanks
> -
> This mail message is being generated by an evalu
On 15 May 1997, Tomislav Vujec wrote:
> "Carpenter, Dean \(MS Mail\)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > I thought frozen was supposed to be, well, frozen.
> >
> > Why is it that every day there are a bunch of replacements going on in
> > that tree ? Actually, there seem to have been more bo/f
In /etc/X11/config file put
run-xconsole
obey-nologin
allow-user-resources
allow-user-modmap
allow-user-xsession
allow-failsafe
start-xdm
use-sessreg
xdm-start-server
This should cover it.
On Thu, 15 May 1997, Alberto Ruiz wrote:
> OK, I created my own .xsession file just like yours. I exited
On Thu, 15 May 1997, Alberto Ruiz wrote:
> I did a search for .xsession and it was not found anywhere on my system.
> Isn't
> xdm or any of the other Xwindow program suposse to create it or a least come
> with templeates or default files?
You create one in your home directory. The bare minimum
On Thu, 15 May 1997, Alberto Ruiz wrote:
> Hi all!,
>
> I just want to thank all who helped me get Xwindows running. This is what I
> hadto do to install it successfully: I cleaned everything first, may be it
> had something to do with selecting "-" instead of "_". I also had to install
> x
On Thu, 15 May 1997, Paul McDermott wrote:
> I hope you are using xdm. If not then this won't help you. You have to
> edit the /etc/X11/XF86Config file. There is a section in it called
> Screen. There you should have the settings for your current monitor.
> You can edit that section with t
On Thu, 15 May 1997, Alberto Ruiz wrote:
> Sorry about teh line wrap problem , I'm using elm. How do I restart X or
> recycle xdm? Can I run /usr/sbin/xbase-configure instead of xf86config?
> I don't think I have xf86config, I used xbase-configure to set XF86Config.
Just use xf86config.
>
>
>
On Thu, 15 May 1997, Alberto Ruiz wrote:
> How do I list all the jobs, in HP-UX or Solaris, I do ps -eaf and it lists
> everything, but I don't think is the same in Linux. I'm just guessing i way
> to change the setting on Xwindows by killing Xwindows, modifying the
> XF86Config file andrestar
On Thu, 15 May 1997, Alberto Ruiz wrote:
> I installed Xwindows using an old monitor. I now have a new monitor which
> has more resolutions. How do I go in changing the settings to the new
> monitor? Would I loose my window if I'm making the changes on Xwindows? Is
> it better to do it thro
If you install xbase at this point, with the xserver in place, it should
tell you, via dependancies all that you need for a base install. Just hit
enter and let it do it's thing. Then run xf86config, and it should work.
Then you can start wondering about contrib and window managers. Get the
bas
Just run XF86Config to configure it. I have the latest svga server and
had no problems. You may want to purge xbase, xserver etc. and reinstall
it. Your attempts to fix it may have broken it.
On Wed, 14 May 1997, Alberto Ruiz wrote:
> I already tried selecting one of the Xservers (xserver-vga
You just need to select one of the Xservers which are for different video
cards. vga16 is for standard vga and is the default since it works on all
cards. If you have an S3 card you would select the S3 Xserver instead.
Other than that the dependancies should mark the other needed packages.
You
On Wed, 14 May 1997, Remco van de Meent wrote:
> On Wed, 14 May 1997, Rick Jones wrote:
>
> > I undestand that there is a BIND 8.1 now. Why are we at 4.9.5 and there's
> > an 8.1 out?
> >
> > Does naybody know?
> >
> Maybe because the main
I've had the same thing happen. I normally hit ctrl-C (which kills it)
then change the password either as root using "passwd user" or by logging
in as that user and changing the password, I forgett which one worked.
I don't add users often on my system since it's private, so it's not a big
deal
I undestand that there is a BIND 8.1 now. Why are we at 4.9.5 and there's
an 8.1 out?
Does naybody know?
--Rick
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There shouldn't be any difference in compiling the kernel from one
distribution to another. The different distributions just package linux
in different ways and maybe change some boot scripts to make things run
out of the box. The source it's self is all the same. Unless your
talking about goin
ty hole.
>
> BTW, SSL stands for Secure Socket Layer. It's quite cool, imho.
>
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> Key fingerprint = CE 03 10 AF 32 81 18 58 9D 32 C2 AB 93 6D C4 72
I'm only one person on this list that isn't going to bother trying to
decypher this HTML message to see what you are complaining about.
Sending a message to a linux mailing list in HTML format isn't the
brightest thing I've ever seen. If it's any indication of the content, I
suspect that others
When I telnet to localhost from localhost I get the following:
Trying to negotiate SSL
[SSL starting]
[SSL Connected - Cipher RC4-MD5]
[SSL
subject=/O=cyberdynamics.com/OU=panther/CN=telnetd/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[SSL
issuer=/O=cyberdynamics.com/OU=panther/CN=telnetd/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Password:
Is th
It's been moved to ftp.netscape.com:
/pub/communicator/4.0/4.0b3/unix/other
On 12 May 1997, Rob Browning wrote:
> "John Burwell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > This question may have already been answered, so please excuse me if
> > this redundtant. I have checked the Netscape web
On Mon, 12 May 1997, Bob Nielsen wrote:
> Be careful when DOS formatting a floppy to see if format reports any bad
> areas. If so, toss the disk. Compuserve and AOL will be sending you an
> adequate supply for free in any case.
The disks they send you are junk. Don't bother with them.
--Ric
Hit ctrl-C to stop it. recycle to install and answer no to continuing the
download of the emacs file.
On Mon, 12 May 1997, George Bonser wrote:
>
> Well it sure sucks that I have to pick through the list of default
> packages. emacs slipped past me and here I am on the end of a slow dial-up
>
DOS is more forgiving of bad disks than linux is. This is about the only
"disk" problem you might have. The only one I've heard of so far. If you
put it on a bad disk use another one. Don't use DOS as aguage of a good
disk or bad disk, it might be fine for DOS but not for linux.
Disable all t
ain that you are asked to create partitions
but returned to THE MENU. This leads me to believe you are at the
installation menu. The last entry on the menu will let you drop to the
console. At the prompt type "fdisk /dev/hda".
>
>
> On Mon, 12 May 1997, Rick Jones wrote:
>
On Mon, 12 May 1997, George Bonser wrote:
> I am attempting to install frozen on a spanking clean system, it has
> no DOS, no nothing. It has a single IDE disk drive (/dev/hda).
>
> It appears that the only rescue disk in .../frozen/disks-i386/current is
> the low memory disk. This causes me a p
I'm looking for the linuxdoc-sgml package. It's not in the directory it
was reported in. There are some packages called sgml-tool and docs. Has
the one linuxdoc-sgml.deb been replaced by the sgml packages? If so what
packages would I need to have the entire thing?
Thanks,
--Rick
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On Mon, 12 May 1997, Nicola Bernardelli wrote:
> I've left it blank but it uses smail (pine 3.95q, Debian 1.2.4), not
> sendmail... or better: 1) I have smail installed and not sendmail, 2)
> that field in pine configuration is blank, 3) changing configuration of
> smail DOES change the results,
I'm trying to install linuxdoc-sgm with dselect but it's not showing up in
the list to be installed after being marked for install.
Also. None of these files are properly named in the packages list, or are
actually missing. This has been for a few days at least, when do the
packages files get u
On Sun, 11 May 1997, Jaldhar H. Vyas wrote:
> > Sounds like you don't have a domain set in sendmail config file.
>
> Ok, I thought as much. How do I change it? I tried running
> /usr/sbin/sendmailconfig again but that didn't help. And one look at the
> size of the O'Reilly sendmail book was
I should have been more specific, sorry. I wanted to know if this
secondary that is behind the firewall, IP masq'd, can be used as far as
internic is concerned, or if they will reject it because of the IP
masqing?
Does any body know? I have solved my need for a secondary but am still
curious ab
I don't think it's possible to disable core dumps, but I'm not sure. I
just thought I'd give you an idea I thought of when reading your post.
Why don't you run this program from a RAM disk? Mount a ramdrive and copy
the program that dumps core to it. Make sure the program saves the
product to
Sounds like you don't have a domain set in sendmail config file. Pine
would have nothing to do with this particular error since it uses the
local transport (normally).
You could also insure that you do have localhost set as smtp host in pine
setup. If you have your ISP's host set in pine as s
On Sat, 10 May 1997, Chad Zimmerman wrote:
> Maybe this just goes to show HOW popular Debian has become now. All these
> new users installing Debian on their computers and getting rid of 95 ;)
Maybe it's time to increase to 150 users? :-)
> >
> > > What's going on at ftp.debian.org? You can't
What's going on at ftp.debian.org? You can't tell me they've had 100
anonymous users logged on for over 13 hours now.
Do they put this up when mirrors are updated or something?
--Rick
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On Sat, 10 May 1997, Johann Spies wrote:
> The problem is that I have no PCI and did not select PCI in the
> configuration process (make xconfig).
I thought that at first but didn't think that compiling the kernel without
PCI enabled it would figure it out for it's self. If so how could you
comp
On Sat, 10 May 1997, Johann Spies wrote:
> defxx.o(.text+0x15a): undefined reference to `pcibios_present'
> defxx.o(.text+0x188): undefined reference to `pcibios_find_device'
> defxx.o(.text+0x1c2): undefined reference to `pcibios_read_config_word'
> defxx.o(.text+0x20e): undefined reference to `p
I remember reading, maybe on the lesstif web site, that lesstif now uses
different lib naming conventions so it can co-exist with motif.
On Sat, 10 May 1997, Maarten Boekhold wrote:
> > 1. what's the dirty way to modify the config files so debian thinks
> > lesstif is installed?
>
> I don't thi
On Sat, 10 May 1997, Francis Swasey wrote:
> > They explained me that---because of 37,000 users--- they had
> > decided to use 1 RAID disk system with 2 computers which
> > balance load, so that each time I call, pop.arrakis.es may point to
> > another IP address. The confusion and data loss, acco
On Sat, 10 May 1997, Eugene Sevinian wrote:
> As I know in order to allow some service to work I should
> put corresponding string in /etc/hosts.allow and now it looks like :
> in.ftpd: ALL
> in.telnetd: ALL
> in.rlogind: ALL
> in.talkd: ALL
> in.fingerd: ALL
>
> However everything is working but
In the instructions there is a possible explaination. Unless those disks
are flawless it will lock just as you have described. It's happened to
me. Sometimes you have to go through a few disks before you find a good
one. This is because DOS is more forgiving of flaws in a floppy.
On 9 May 199
On Fri, 9 May 1997, Jesse Goldman wrote:
> [machine2] tcplogd: telnet connection attempt from [machine1]
>
> [machine2] in.telnetd[number]: warning: can't get client address:
> Connection reset by peer.
>
> [machine2] in.telnetd[same number]: connect from unknown
This sounds like the reverse
Did you put VFAT in the kernel so dselect can read the partition
correctly?
On Fri, 9 May 1997, G.V.Livingston II wrote:
> If I plan to use the deselect program to install packages from a
> mounted MSDOS partition (mounted at /e) and I have the packages in
> /e/linux/stable, /e/linux/contr
On Fri, 9 May 1997, Jens B. Jorgensen wrote:
> Rick Jones wrote:
> No, you want Delete to "do" backspace. When you hit the delete key
> the x client (in this case rxvt) receives the Keysym, which is
> Delete.
> >
> > My backspace does what it should but delete
On Fri, 9 May 1997, Dirk Bernhardt wrote:
> > Lu Jimmy Chenji writes:
>
> > Can someone tell me how to put a word before the Log-in prompt?
Maybe I just fell off the turnip truck or something, but doesn't the
~/.profile get
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