add
fetchmail -d3600 -f config_file
to your /usr/bin/pon script
and
fetchmail --quit
to your poff
you might even do special my_pon , my_poff , calling pon and then
fetchmail and the opposite with poff.
On Thu, 1 Feb 2001, john smith wrote:
hey,
I would like to know how to configure
I had problems with sending mails yesterday so I'm re-sending it.
My apologies if it _did_ get through the first time
-- Forwarded message --
Hi all !
I saw a post questioning about Nvidia drivers,and debs.I have not seen any
.debs of Nvidia's drivers, but the new tgz ones from
I've read that disabling atime for a partition could speed up access time.
I guess it's true, but is it a great improvement ? And are there security
issues ?
Especially for a mostly one-user workstation, not for a mail
server...
Thanks for any answer,
Romain
Luckily the standard C library is installed, or else all would be broken.
However the headers are not necessarily installed. Depends on the type of
installation you chose.
In general:
The libfoo.deb package will contain the libfoo.x.y.so binary files, but
not the foo.h headers, since they'll
I've read that disabling atime for a partition could speed up access time.
I guess it's true, but is it a great improvement ? And are there security
issues ? Especially for a mostly one-user workstation, not for a mail
server...
Thanks for any answer,
Romain L.
Hi all !
I saw a post questioning about Nvidia drivers,and debs.I have not seen any
.debs of Nvidia's drivers, but the new tgz ones from www.nvidia.com work
like a charm. (new = January 18th 2001)
INCLUDING WITH KERNEL 2.4 !!!
There here:
http://www.nvidia.com/Products/Drivers.nsf/Linux.html
such an error is caysed when gcc can't find a foo.h
Standard basic gcc call:
add a -I/usr/include/foo (or whatever you installed foo.h to) to the gcc
call that compiles a .c into a .o
Autoconf call:
if you use ./configure try
./configure --with-foo-inc=/usr/include/foo
or ./configure
add a
sb
line to your /etc/modules file, it will load module sb during the boot
process.
HTH
Romain
PS:I don't think you need the sb module to play audio CDs, not with the
standard IDE drives, at least.
On Sun, 28 Jan 2001, Marcelo Chiapparini wrote:
Hi!
Each time I want to listen music
funny.
Good Luck,
Romain
On Tue, 30 Jan 2001, Dr. Aldo Medina wrote:
Romain Lerallut wrote:
I had problems with sending mails yesterday so I'm re-sending it.
My apologies if it _did_ get through the first time
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Hi all !
I saw a post
check
/etc/modutils/alias (aliases ? )
it's an alias for the IPv6 module, that you don't seem to be using.
uncomment the line and it should disappear. Or else, compile IPv6 ...
HTH,
Romain
Begin Original Message
From: Svante Signell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Mon, 29 Jan 2001 11:45:30
Hi!
I have this card and I chose the IRQ from the PnP menu in my BIOS. Linux can't
soft-modify
IRQs, AFAIK.
Go to the BIOS Setup and then to the PnP menu. (If your BIOS isn't too old,
there is one :)
somewhere there is an listing of the devices. Check out the one that says
Multimedia
Device
Sorry if it's a usual problem, but I can't find info in the archives.
Here it is
(it's pine 3-96)
apt-get source -b pine
fetching data...OK
compiling...OK
and then:
install bin/pine debian/tmp/usr/bin
install: cannot stat `bin/pine': No such file or directory
make[1]: *** [binaryPine] Error 1
I took a closer look at what gcc says when it's compiling:
This does not look good:
os.c:1235: conversion to non-scalar type requested
os.c:1236: invalid operands to binary ==
os.c: In function `fset_pos':
os.c:1246: incompatible type for argument 2 of `fseek'
os.c: In function `post_reap':
, Romain Lerallut wrote:
-Sorry if it's a usual problem, but I can't find info in the archives.
-Here it is
-(it's pine 3-96)
-
-
-apt-get source -b pine
-
-fetching data...OK
-compiling...OK
-
-and then:
-
-install bin/pine debian/tmp/usr/bin
-install: cannot stat `bin/pine
Add to this the X frontends for cdrecord, cdparanoia, cdrdao,etc:
my favourite: xcdroast 0.98 ( doesn't copy on-the-fly audio CDs , though, just
data)
gcdmaster (1.1 i think) (can't find a .deb for this one, check out .rpms or
non-packaged
binaries) this one does on-the-fly copies for audio
Hi,
I've used debian and win2k on the same computer w/o any problem:
I was able to boot with a standard-issue lilo , and no need for the win2k
bootloader neither.
Bye
Romain
PS in case you encounter a problem here is a patch: format c: :-)
Begin Original Message
From: Tristan
Hi all!
I'm using an nvidia card and I have a problem with compiling OpenGL apps
with it:
cc -o origami origami.o -L../libglut -L/usr/X11R6/lib -L/usr/lib
-L/home/romain/OpenGL/opengl_for_x/glut/libglut -lglut -lGL -lGLU -lXmu
-lXext -lX11 -lm
origami.o: In function `display':
any strigns in
the liberary, and you will get the functions, and a lot of unwanted stuff
as well, dont know how usefull that wuold actually be if the compiler is
mangling names.
On Mon, 15 Jan 2001, Romain Lerallut wrote:
Hi all!
I'm using an nvidia card and I have a problem
There you are,
have a lot of fun
Romain
Kristian Rink wrote:
Hello there...
...can anyone give me a help by posting me the patch that makes NVIDIA's
kernel module driver build with 2.4.0? By now I only found an url for this
on linuxgames.com but it seems the site is down, at least I
I've used that patch for a while now and no problems with it, though X
needed some tweaking (it's X 4.0.2 BTW).
If you want/need help, please send your X log files
(/var/log/XFree86.0.log)
and some kernel info...
regards,
Romain
PS: thanks for pointing out that the patch is NOT
here's what I got in /usr/X11R6/lib with a dpkg -S libXpm.so.4
xpm4.7: /usr/lib/libc5-compat/libXpm.so.4
xpm4.7: /usr/lib/libc5-compat/libXpm.so.4.11
xlibs: /usr/X11R6/lib/libXpm.so.4.11
xlibs: /usr/X11R6/lib/libXpm.so.4
HTH
Romain
Gary Jones wrote:
I've just installed X and am getting this
Casey Webster wrote:
www.nvidia.com, click on support, then drivers, then linux
Well, no...
The driver won't compile with kernel 2.4.
Romain
The debs are in debian/pool: you can get them by adding unstable to your
apt sources list (apt-setup will do it fine for you).
I did it by hand, because I didn't want to change my apt settings,
the files I got are:
libfreetype6_2.0.1-1.debxserver-common_4.0.2-1_i386.deb
it's in bin86
HTH
Romain
Xucaen wrote:
Hi all..
I'm compiling a kernel, and everything goes well,
untill the very end, when I get a make error:
as86: command not found
I need to create a boot disk by compiling a
custom kernel, but the kernel that is produced is
not bootable.
what
Just FYI you can also swap disks with LILO.
(I've not often seen it mentioned so I guess I'll say it aloud here)
Apart from the syntax that was a bit more evoluted than GRUB's it is
exactly the same.
It's something like this:
map-drive = 0x80 # Logically swap the drives so that
Thanks all!
just what I wanted to know
Romain
Ayman Haidar wrote:
Once upon a time Romain Lerallut ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Brian May wrote:
Romain == Romain Lerallut [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Romain I use grub, including scsi emulation for my CDR burner
Brian May wrote:
Tom == Tom Schuetz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Tom Anybody know much about pros/cons of grub for a boot manager?
Tom Thanks!
grub is harder to initially install (as far as I know installation is
still manual, but I could be mistaken), but once installed you can
Brian May wrote:
Romain == Romain Lerallut [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Romain I use grub, including scsi emulation for my CDR burner,
Romain and I had no problem installing, none at all :-)
Romain However I'd like to know how to pass arguments to the
Romain kernel when I
I have installed Xfree 4.0.2 by downloading and dpkg-ing the following
.debs, from The Pool:
libfreetype6_2.0.1-1.debxserver-common_4.0.2-1_i386.deb
xbase-clients_4.0.2-1_i386.deb xserver-xfree86_4.0.2-1_i386.deb
xfree86-common_4.0.2-1_all.deb xlibs_4.0.2-1_i386.deb
no problem: XFree86
, Romain Lerallut said:
Hello everyone,
I'm using kernel 2.4.0-test12.
I need to compile the drivers for my nvidia card and they call
get_module_symbol and put_module_symbol which I cannot find.
I did a quick search on the web but I found nothing about test12...
If anyone could
Hello everyone,
I'm using kernel 2.4.0-test12.
I need to compile the drivers for my nvidia card and they call
get_module_symbol and put_module_symbol which I cannot find.
I did a quick search on the web but I found nothing about test12...
If anyone could tell me how I can get a patch or
have you tried the ESD output plugin instead of the OSS one ?
Begin Original Message
From: Jerrud [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wed, 3 Jan 2001 02:55:06 -0800
To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
Subject: Re: sound blaster live! 512
I followed your instructions and did this:
1) please don't post in HTML
2) just a guess: did you check in your BIOS that the PnP OS was set to
Disabled ?
If it isn't it might explain why linux doesn't see your hardware.
Besides, if all your peripherals are __still__ set to the same IRQ, you may
need to force the
IRQ settings in the
posted a question about that a few days ago, this is the answer I got:
* romain lerallut ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
- there's nothing in /dev/sndstat _(the file exists
but cat
/dev/sndstat say no such device)
- there's
This is a security risk, how can I protect my system against this ??
Access permissions should do it, since they come before anything is sent
out to /dev/dsp. However, I don't know why it locks up your system.
Thorsten
IRQ, I guess. It seems that the video card and the sound card were using
Hello debian-users !
I have a problem using a es1371 sound card (it's really a SB128 PCI).
In a nutshell: the system can't talk to the card...
I am using woody and a kernel 2.2.17
Here's what I did:
recompiling the kernel (sound support: module , es1371: module )
es1371.o and soundcore.o are
Begin Original Message
Hello,
* romain lerallut ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
BUT
- there's nothing in /dev/sndstat (the file exists but cat /dev/sndstat
say no such device)
- there's no /proc/sound file
AND
This is normal since the es1371 driver is not fully OSS compatible
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