On Sun, 2003-11-02 at 09:50, Jeffrey Barish wrote:
> Marshal Wong wrote:
> > On Sat, 2003-11-01 at 20:21, Jeffrey Barish wrote:
> >
> >>When I use the kernel that I built from the source for 2.4.18-686, I get
> >>the message:
> >>
> >>sendto:
On Sun, 2003-11-02 at 03:20, Ron Johnson wrote:
> On Sun, 2003-11-02 at 05:03, Marshal Wong wrote:
> > On Sun, 2003-11-02 at 01:41, Ron Johnson wrote:
> > > On Sun, 2003-11-02 at 03:28, Marshal Wong wrote:
> > > > On Sat, 2003-11-01 at 20:21, Jeffrey Barish wrote:
&
On Sun, 2003-11-02 at 01:41, Ron Johnson wrote:
> On Sun, 2003-11-02 at 03:28, Marshal Wong wrote:
> > On Sat, 2003-11-01 at 20:21, Jeffrey Barish wrote:
> > > When I use the kernel that I built from the source for 2.4.18-686, I get
> > > the message:
> > >
u
probably need to add a default gateway to your routing table.
Check if the default gateway is reasonable using
# route (as root. Haha!)
If not, then
# route add default gw
Good Luck.
Marshal
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ctually sees
which interface things are going out of. I guess the main thing is to
look at your routing table. (route).
Plug it in and try, and come back if you run into problems. ^_^
Good Luck.
Marshal
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e"
FontPath"/usr/lib/X11/fonts/Speedo"
FontPath"/usr/lib/X11/fonts/misc"
FontPath "/usr/lib/X11/fonts/cyrillic"
FontPath"/usr/lib/X11/fonts/100dpi"
EndSection
See if that helps.
Good Luck.
Marshal
> Any links?
>
> Thanks,
> Viktor
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be running pango which handles internationalization without
playing around with locales. So having the fonts is more important than
the locale.
Marshal
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le pile of ham (real
mail) and feed it to sa-learn. Read 'man sa-learn' for all the details.
In brief:
sa-learn --spam
or
sa-learn --spam --mbox
and
sa-learn --ham
or
sa-learn --ham --mbox
Hope that helps.
Marshal
> Mike
>
>
> score MICROSOFT_EXECUTABLE +5
&g
).
>
I know the gtk/gnome2 ones work, kinda of. Buggy, but I can enter stuff
into it. I haven't tried the emacs one, since emacs handles Japanese
well enough for me.
IIIMF has a lot of potential, but that's where it's at right now. Lots
of potential, but not enough show yet.
27;s kind of like the Windows IME.
On that's looking promising is the IIIMF, found at:
http://www.openi18n.org/subgroups/im/IIIMF/
There are packages in unstable.
Still kind of buggy with the Japanese server that I use (can't use space
in non-japanese mode), but it's looking better.
I guess the faster we move everyone to Unicode, the better...
Marshal
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obvious... Did you install any chinese fonts?
Another question is, are you running gnome 1 or gnome2? gnome2's
handling of international characters is pretty nice. And I haven't had
problems with mozilla handling foreign fonts recently. More problems
with encoding. Sometimes you
On Mon, 2003-10-13 at 20:25, M. Kirchhoff wrote:
> While looking through the deb-user archives for some font-related info, I
> discovered that there is still an insane amount of confusion regarding fonts
> under XFree86. Googling, which new users tend to rely on, results in myriad yet
> often contr
On Mon, 2003-10-06 at 01:01, Ralph F. De Witt wrote:
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> On Monday 06 October 2003 12:12 am, Marshal Wong wrote:
> > First off, did you recompile the kernel or are you using a stock
> > kernel? Did you load the usb modul
ernel or are you using a stock
kernel? Did you load the usb modules?
I don't know how well you know linux, so if you've already done all
that, please forgive. Let us know what steps you've taken and any error
results and maybe we can help yo
or info dd for more
information. You use it for writing disk images, so I guess it should
work backwards too.
dd if=/dev/fd0 of=filename.img
Good luck.
Marshal
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> now, my system boots up and as a user i can log into
> it. however, none of the sound files can play. kde's control
> panel shows that there is no sound card.
You probably have to add yourself to the "audio" group.
as root:
# adduser audio
Then log out and then lo
on these
> problem machines. I can't reproduce it here.
Here's a bug report on the problem.
http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=2612
In summary, it seems that if you don't use freetype for X, it'll work,
but then you don't get true type fonts...
Good Luck
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your problem.
Keep an open mind. Maybe you did make a stupid mistake (like not
logging out and back in again). Do it, and then reply to give the
result. As people who help, and since we can't be on your machine, we
have to remove everything that is impossible to find the solution.
After you g
relavent information and perhaps we can help you.
Good luck.
Marshal
>>>>> "Ken" == Ken Schrock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> With Woody, either 2.2 or 2.4 kernel, on my three 7 disk Debian
> CD install s And on all the Lindows (Woody 3.x 2.4 kern
> installed?
Depends on what you want to do. If you want straight C/C++ only, then
you need to install the libc*-dev and the libstdc++*-dev packages.
If you want to get more into other libraries, you'll need to install
the appropriate -dev packages. That'll give you all the hea
5
>> (>= 5.2.20010310-1), libxml2
> Maybe I should have specified X based... gtk or gnome based even
> better. I saw that and tried using it. Its just not easy
> enough to use for putting my notes into.
Maybe gnome-think. It seems pretty basic, so maybe it
uld this file normally come from? I vaugely
> remeber it, and at least one other file being involved. And
> copying _just_ that fiel over to the non-working machine make
> galeon crash when it encounters Java, so, wherever it came from
> there must be a bit more to it tahn
It's general recommended that you symbolic link the javaplugin_oji.so
into /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins. You may want to try that and see if it
keeps galeon from bombing.
Good Luck.
Marshal
>>>>> "stan" == stan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Fri,
or GIMP, if you want
overkill) and convert it. Just save it as a different an .xpm.
Take a look at the graphics section under dselect.
Good luck!
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t you
boot the computer and turn off the computer (respectively.). Of
course, that's if you have the /etc/rc?.d/ directories setup for it.
Look at /etc/defaults/iptables for more info.
Good Luck.
Marshal
>>>>> "Dan" == Dan Jacobson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
o find a djbdns-ppc
Matthew> version.
Matthew> Any ideas?
apt-get install djbdns-installer
This should download it and compile it for you. I run it on my
PowerBook Firewire without any problems.
Good Luck.
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back in as your_username and your_username should
have access to /dev/dsp.
Good luck.
Marshal
>>>>> "umidori" == umidori kamome <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
umidori> Hey Yo Hoh! Due to the list's help I can now enjoy my
umidori> movies with xine. Thank you
there, but I though I'd get this off for any ideas on what may
be the cause.
Thanks for the help.
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your modules. Try:
mount -t usbdevfs none /proc/bus/usb
to get the proc files.
You might want to add
none/proc/bus/usb usbdevfsdefaults00
to your /etc/fstab to make it mount of boot.
Try that and see if you get anything in /proc/bus/usb.
Good luck
l.
usbserial.o and visor.o
I've had not problems with my Visor and Evolution syncing via USB.
The IR port... that's another matter...
Do what you can, and come back if you have any more questions.
Good luck.
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#x27;t display Japanese characters on my
system. But I haven't fulled around with locales yet. Does setting
locales change everything (error messages, etc.) to Japanese?
I work mostly in English, but it would be nice to have my address book
display my Japanese friends properly. At the mo
tly. However, you may want to look at
this site I dug up...
http://geodsoft.com/howto/dualboot/combine.htm
Also, what do you mean by "corrupt"?
Good luck.
Marshal
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mid about it.
Andrew> Thanks for any pointers.
Download 'kernel-package', and read
/usr/share/doc/kernel-package/README.gz.
Good luck!
Marshal
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How about the languages section under preferences?
Good luck.
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onf
arthur> file. Below is a copy of mine, how do I know what I need
arthur> and dont need?
Well, depends on what you plan to do...
I personally don't have anything running except smtp, and even that, I
run from daemon. But your needs may be different.
Most probably, you don&#x
cking on the ? in
Andrew> the Gnome panel just brings up a browser with the msg:
Andrew> Could not load default TOC).
Have you installed gnome-help-data?
Good luck.
Marshal
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>>>>> "O" == O Senhor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
O> hello, Do you know about this error message, that appears
O> when i want compile my kernel?
make[1]: as86: Command not found
Here's the key. you need as86 from the bin86 package.
USB modem, make sure that it's CDC compatible
and ACM compatible. Then you can use it by just compiling the kernel
to include the ACM module.
As with everything USB, check www.linux-usb.org before buying.
Good luck.
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ese for??
You probably don't need them, and to what I heard, they are quite
insecure. I have them turned off, with no ill effects. But I don't
run an internal network.
Actually, I don't even use inetd. I have exim running as a daemon,
and the only thing I use the superserve
ledge that I've seen on the net.
Good luck.
Marshal
>>>>> "arthur" == arthur dent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
arthur> I am trying to begin to secure my P.C.. It's only a home
arthur> computer but may hopefully later be linked to a second
inevitably get tangled in.
YES! Sorry to and to an OT thread. But FINALLY someone else that
hates umbrellas. Now it's just to convince the other 300 million or
so people in Japan...
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to solve your problem.
I once wanted to download mail from different POP accounts and I
wanted to reply to them using the same addresses from which I recieved
them. What I ended up doing was making separate accounts on my local
system for each of the e-mail addresses. So, I had something like
nly
products.
Thanks a lot. To everyone too, for their help. I think I'm off to
get it tomorrow.
Marshal
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>>>>> "Peter" == Peter Holm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Peter> Hi how do i set the clock and read the same ? /ph
'man date' or 'date --help'
good luck!
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ux devices list, so I have a feel of what
works and what doesn't. So I'm looking for opinions and expriences.
Thanks!
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ial port, I would think that things would be pretty
generic.
you need to give some more info.
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know this is
Martin> obscure but if anyone has any suggestions or fixes . . .
You may want to change the panel level to "below". Right click on an
empty part of the panel -> Panel -> Properties -> Level -> Below.
Good Luck.
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accounts.
Then you can edit /etc/email-addresses to rewrite the From headers.
e.g.
name1: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
name2: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Then you just set up fetchmail to get the mail and dump it to the
proper accounts. No need to hack up mutt or gnus to do it.
But you have all this switching.
home, but I obviously don't want to lug an
extra keyboard around with me when I travel.
Any suggestions or pointers would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Marshal
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uncompressing gifs and displaying them.
Writing gifs is another thing, which depends on the patented
compression algo. I may be way off base here, but I think I'm one the
right track...
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. The
Daniel> GIF extension doesn't show up (even grayed out) on the
Daniel> list of types to save as.
Daniel> Could someone set me straight on the using Gimp with GIFs
Daniel> under Debian?
I think you need gimp1.2-nonfree. "Use at your own legal r
make sure that you had permissions to write to the proper
device? (Meaning, most probably, did you add yourself to the lp group
and relog in?)
Please give some more information. I haven't had much problem using
pdq, but it was took a little bit of time to set up. But it works.
Good l
"glx"
is in the Section "Module"?
That's just on a whim at looking at the error message.
Good Luck.
Marshal
Vittorio> /usr/lib/tora/tora.real: relocation
Vittorio> error: /usr/lib/tora/tora.real: undefined symbol:
Vittorio> __15QMotifPlusSty
er it being updated recently. Is there
Robert> a way to verify pkg's like an integrity check?
What version of sudo do you have? 1.6.6-1 in borked.
Look at the following bug and see if it applys to you.
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=144665&repeatmerged=ye
buildpackage -rfakeroot
Colin> -uc -us' (or 'debian/rules build; fakeroot debian/rules
Colin> binary' if you prefer').
Agreed. It does require some "higher" privliages though. To run
'install', I think. I use sudo myself. But yes, don't be root unless
you have to.
Good Luck!
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s probably a good thing to have
those dependancies met before trying to build the binary.
I build the lame package once, but it's been a while...
Good luck.
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setting up network printers.
Sorry.
If this is all garbage because I haven't followed the thread closely
enough, just ignore. ^_^
Good luck!
Marshal
David> What I don't need is something sitting between the document
David> and the printer that limits resolution to 600 dpi
work with lprng + magicfilter, and pdq. The docs for
hpijs are fairly good, if a little difficult to read. If you want, I
can send the config files.
Good Luck.
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ads and installs 18 of
Satelle> them. The next time you say install it will include the 2
Satelle> packages it didn't download last time. Even after
Satelle> rebooting or updating the source.list.
According to the apt-get(8) man page, try looking at
/var/lob/apt/lists/p
section 3.6.1.1. Can't help
you more than that, since I don't use the plugin. Can't on a PowerBook.
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for suggested programming languages.
If this sounds very vague, it's because I haven't quite got all the
specifics down in my head yet. It's still a sketch, but I'd like to
get something going.
Thanks for any help!
Marshal
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convert it.
In a semi-related question, is there a way to change the / partition
to ext3 and keep the .journal file hidden? Without booting from a
book disk, since I don't have a bootable disk drive, nor a CD burner.
(Running a Mac PowerBook.)
Or is that not even recommended?
Marshal
Johann> Or is there another way to go to the top or bottom of the
Johann> document in emacs21?
M-> or M-x end-of-buffer.
Good luck.
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x27;t have the
>> skills to figure it out.
>>
>> Perhaps someone who can find something useful for the debugs
>> should file a bug?
>>
>> Marshal
Jeff> I got this same error while intalling nautilus into woody
Jeff> rec
Klaus> happens while install/upgrade/remove
I do when trying to install nautilus, and I don't have the skills to
figure it out.
Perhaps someone who can find something useful for the debugs should
file a bug?
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him, try /dev/sda[1-4]
And also check out
http://www.linux-usb.org/USB-guide/x498.html
Good Luck.
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ooking into hpijs, which is HPs (now Free) driver for most of
their product line. Works great with my HP deskjet 957c. Duplexing,
high quality. As good as Windows! (But I wouldn't know as I've
never used it under Windows, or MacOS)
Also check out www.linuxprinting.org
Good Luck.
c/bus/usb usbdevfsdefaults00
to your /etc/fstab.
Joerg> Thanks for helping me (or pointing me to the right docs...)
The "right docs(tm)" would be found at
http://www.linux-usb.org
You'll find almost everything that you need there, for most normal
purposes. I do
ow. You can compile gs and hpijs from
hand. Look to
http://ephishmsee.com/linux/
for a HOWTO that I wrote on doing so. It's for my mac, so you just
have to make the adjustments for your system, i.e. leaving the
--LITTLE-ENDIAN option on. I'm using a 957c just fine now.
good luck.
Mar
, I wonder?
deborphan would probably do that. Or a modification of it.
I don't think you are able to install EVERYTHING in the distribution,
so you'll have to take that into account with the current version of
deborphan, I think...
my 2 yen.
Marshal
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better off using the debian-powerpc mailing list.
Good luck.
Marshal
>
>
> I have looked through the site and am confused very much so!
>
>
>
> Have never used or loaded Linux ever!
>
> I would appreciate it heaps if someone could bow down to my level and help
John Galt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Wed, 8 Aug 2001, Rainer Keller wrote:
>
> >Hello,
> >
> >first off, sorry, if this post is completely wrong on this mailing
> >list
> >
> >At LinuxTag 2001 in Stuttgart, Germany, there was a Sony PlayStation 2
> >with Debian Linux shown at the Debian
ow to make it only listen on 127.0.0.1 instead of
everywhere...
If you don't need NFS, (And if you don't know what it is, you probably
don't need it) you can turn off sunrpc. However, you need to do that
by turning off "portmap" in /etc/init.d. So you'll have to chang
y mta
Have you set the language settings for netscape? Perhaps you need
Japanese fonts for X installed? I'm can't really help you, as I use
mozilla, and it works fine. I also use emacs for reading and writing
mail, which has it's own support for Japanese input.
Good luck.
marshal
>
aracters by default, but that's pretty simple, and in the info docs.
If you want more info, let me know more about your needs, and I'll try
to help.
Marshal
> Thanks!
>
> Chris
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> System / Network Manager
/dev/sda/floppy hfs
defaults,user,noauto,nosuid,noexec,nodev0 0
I use hfs, since I use it to move big files from my Mac side to my
Linux side. (I run a mac). hfsplus's hpcopy tends to puke on big
files...
Anyways, good luck.
Marshal
Steve Gran <
e any plans for doing this?
>
Actually, I've had no problems building gs and hpijs. Of course hpijs
isn't debianized, and goes into /usr/local, but that's no problem.
Got my DeskJet 957c working almost perfectly. (No duplexer..) I'm
using lprng though, not CUPS.
I have a HOWTO written up if anyone's interested.
Marshal
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u didn't have a firewall too, wouldn't it?
So I guess I'm asking what sort of advantages will I gain if I do run
a firewall on a personal machine.
thanks.
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only listen to
127.0.0.1. Searching through the configuration files and manuals
hasn't turned up anything. The access control doesn't allow anyone to
connect except for localhost, but I would prefer if it didn't even
open the port.
Thanks for any help!
Marshal
nter to return to the main menu. Select install, and hopefully
everything will install for you.
There's some documentation out there that you should read,
unfortunately, I don't have any link handy for you. I'm also assuming
that your new to debian. If not, please give more infor
using the MacOS Remote
Access.
I'm connecting over a USB ISDN adapter using ACM. But I don't think this
the cause of the problem either, since when I try to connect with the built
in modem, I get the same results...
So, any help would be appreciated. Please CC me, as I'm not subscribed to
this list. Thanks in advance!
Marshal
nged?
Any help would be appreciated.
Marshal
running. I tried setterm -powersave off, but
under X it doesn't do anything. I'm using X under gdm.
Any suggestions?
Marshal
e it
> stays?
edit the /etc/network/interfaces file.
Marshal
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with parentesis ( ). They usually come in
groups, IRQ, IO, DMA, etc. You can sometimes change some of the
values in them too. Read the comments before the line to see what can
be changed. If you want, I'll forward you mine.
Marshal
> -Original Message- From: Marshal Won
>>>>> "Carlos" == Carlos Pena <- Jefe Division Electrica <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>
>>>>> writes:
One question is where you got the CDs from. It looks like that some
of the files have been truncated/corrupted...
Marshal
> Folks
d be
> appreciated.
I think the easiest solution right now is to get the 3.3.6 packages.
Add the following to your /etc/apt/sources.list
deb http://samosa.debian.org/~branden slink/
update, and download away.
Then wait a few months until potato gets out and hope for Xfree86 4.0
to get
> "Jay" == Jay Kelly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I am trying to setup a SoundBlaster16 sound card, I have
> recomplied the kernel for sound and pnp support. Now I see the
> howto is telling me to:
> Use pnpdump to capture the possible settings for all your Plug
> and Pla
I do have wwwoffle running in
autodial...
So any suggestions of clues would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Marshal
;t have this one. Anyway,
> Does anybody know what package that file would be in?
You'll need the glib-dev, and gtk-dev packages.
Marshal
> Thanks, Cameron Matheson
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h the web for "Net Monitor
Database". (I can't think of the address right now.) It should have
your monitor in it and all the infomation, especially the sync ranges.
Good Luck.
Marshal
> Thanks Jay
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I
don't want that domain to be treated locally since my prof has to sent
e-mails to his collegues. eximconfig does it this way, so any
messages sent to @po-box.mcgill.ca, bounce.
So if anyone has the quick and dirty, I'd greatly appreciate it.
Otherwise I have a lot of RTFMs to do. Thanks.
Marshal
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Modes "1280x1024" "1024x768" "800x600" "640x480"
ViewPort0 0
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to use svgalib. Not running in a
> graphics capable console, and unable to find one. svgalib:
> cannot get keyboard mode. Error: keyboard_init() failed
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>From the error here, looks like you need to be in a console (not x), and as
root to run quake-3dfx, since it's using svgalib.
good luck.
Marshal
> Can someone set me on the proper path here?
> Kenward
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stoppers that I might have to know
about? I have to install GNU/Linux onto a professors computer
Monday, and was just wondering how much patience to take along. :)
I think that's it for now. Thanks in advance.
Marshal
/mouse to /dev/gpmdata, and point XF86Config to /dev/mouse. Or
you can point XF86config to /dev/gpmdata directly. I think you have
to make gpm repeat in "raw" mode so the information from the mouse
isn't being filtered twice.
Hope that helps
Marshal
> Thanks for any help.
> I've tried upgrading with apt-get, but it complains about too
> little space in /var. Will similar limitations arise with
> dselect ftp?
Yes, the same thing will happen, since dselect more or less uses apt.
You probably should link /var/cache/apt/archives to some bigger
partition.
Marshal
track of the
sources that you have installed, so that you know when the sources
have been updated. Or have apt recompile for you.
Heck, why not just have the computer read our minds. :)
Marshal
> -- Ethan Benson http://www.alaska.net/~erbenson/
ither.
They seem to be all over the place.
Any ideas?
Marshal
debian handles
> them.
> and if you want to compile them there's always 'apt-get
> --compile source packagename'. if you haven't used it before
> here's how it works :)
> adam.
I've never actually compile using apt-get. I've gotten source
though. Thanks for the info. Now that you mention it, I agree that
clean up is a lot easier with packaging, dpkg especially. Probably
why I'm still using debian. :)
Marshal
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