Hi, I've been out of debian for a few months... I have a few questions:
For where should I point /etc/apt/sources.list?
Well, I think woody is almost stable, but I have potato dists CD's. So, I
installed potato, pointed /etc/apt/sources.list to
http://http.us.debian.org/debian unstable main contrib
Well, I think qt is the better choice. I didn't realize there was an
windows version.
I'm intending to develop mostly base and client-server software. So, Java
won't fit.
Thanks, all.
Eric
Hello, debian users.
I have a question not so specific to debian, but I'm sure you can help me.
I'm in the need of developing a multi-platform system.
Can anyone give me a hint of which tool's (libraries) to use? I'd like to
develop applications for linux(es), unix(es) and windows.
I'm even about
I think this kind of stuff would really do good to the debian
configuration. There's a lot of msg's at startup I cannot view with neither
dmesg nor with cat /var/log/syslog.
It's quite simple to implement (well, windows does that).
We should be able to go step-by-step from the very begining of the
Just uninstall xdm:
apt-get remove xdm
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I am experiencing KDE2 crashes, too. I got a few crashes in the Control
Center.
It looks like win. At least, you can kill the app without rebooting.
Hope they fix these problems.
Anthony Fox wrote:
>
> On Fri, 27 Oct 2000, Peter Fedichev wrote:
>
> > Hello,
> >
> > I have seen a couple of "I
It's part of the woody (unstable) distribution. Point your
/etc/apt/sources.list to woody (unstable in place of stable, woody in place
of potato).
apt-get update
apt-get install libstdc++2.10 (I guess... See the package name with
apt-cache search libstdc++2.10)
It will install libqt2.2, and all th
Another question (It's half off-topic, I know):
I'm installing Red Hat. Is there anyone that has 2 different linux OS's in
the same machine, and was able to optimize disk space? Say, symlink a few
directories (/home, for example) from one installation to another? It would
not only optimize disk sp
I'm upgrading from potato to woody.
I already did the following steps:
1) Downloaded Woody packages (just like libstdc++2.10, kde2...), and
installed it to run under potato.
2) Downloaded Woody Kernel-Source test5, and built bzImage, so I use
loadlin do boot it with a dos menu. In the dos menu, I
I wrote to the list a few days ago, asking if somebody could tell me how to
get a connection to internet thru a windows box, just like Maarten is
asking. Now, I already have my real modem working, but I still think the
question is interesting, an the answer to it is feasible.
Can you IP tunnel to
I usually do:
make dep
make clean
make bzImage
make modules
make modules_install
After that, you can use make-kpkg for whatever you want.
PS: Have you tried make menuconfig, or make xconfig (under x11)? make
config is a long way to go...
I think I used lp=parport0 parport=0x378,7, in my loadlin command line ...
My paralell port uses IRQ 7 under windows, so I though I should use the
same under debian.
I'll try it out(assuming that'll work with loadlin). Thanks.
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I have a 20 Gb HD. The BIOS has detected it since I installed it from the
first time.
When (for some reason) I removed ATA-2 IDE support from the kernel, the
system crashed at startup. So I put back ATA-2, and it worked fine. I
though ATA-2 was for IDE HDs larger than 8 Gb.
You need to have ATA-2 IDE support compiled in your kernel. It supports IDE
HD's larger than 8 Gb. I don't know if you can have such thing in slink.
Peter
Once I use apt-get to install woody, where the .debsI just download are
kept?
I'll need them to configure another machines.
Woody upgrade:
I did't change potato to woody in sources.list, just added a new source
woody.
When I did apt-get dist-upgrade, it says that I have to upgrade 411
packages.
OK. I'll do that, but a few questions come:
1) If I update the packs, I'll have to update the kernel, too, wouldn't I?
Isn't t
I was thinking of this, too...
So, if I have a particular .deb file, and I want to install it, I have to
use dpkg. But if the package have dependencies and/or conflicts, which
apt-get handles very well?
Use pppconfig, instead. It's much better than wvdial.
Is there any special reason for anybody keep using wvdial?
Rino Mardo
Nick Cook
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Have you tried to use pnpdump again?
I'm using SB AWE 32 (I think your card is not so old :-), under potato, and
it runs well.
Berthold Cogel
So, I have my modem running under my debian installation. Thanks to the
ones who helped me.
Next step (no, it's not an OS): Setting up the printer.
I have printtool installed, so I'm able to set my printer up.
When I run printtool and click Add, it says:
lp0: there's no printer (or something like
Cool How-to. Does anybody now how to get access to a modem in a windows box
from a linux machine? So I can use a f. winmodem on a windows machine.
"Ingles, Raymond"
Hi,
I'm reposting my problem, since I couldn't solve it.
So, I'm not receiving (CONNECT) from my modem. When am I supposed to get
it? Just after my ISP gives me a response? Or just after it accepts my
login?
Another thing that is happening: When I send the AT commands to my modem,
it doesn't giv
Hi,
I'm reposting my problem, since I couldn't solve it.
So, I'm not receiving (CONNECT) from my modem. When am I supposed to get
it? Just after my ISP gives me a response? Or just after it accepts my
login?
Another thing that is happening: When I send the AT commands to my modem,
it doesn't give
Hi,
I'm sorry the long mail, but I would have no way of describing my problem
without it.
I'm trying to connect to my ISP, using my Lucent Venus Voice Modem, since
august, 2000.
I made these things:
- ISA PnP issues, with pnpdump --> isapnp.conf
- setserial /dev/ttyS1 - the port whas detected as
Another question:
Can I download Woody cd images from the net? Most sites have only Potato.
question 2:
Here's "NT-Bootloading How-To" I was talking about.
You won't need a fat partition:
NT-Bootloading-Linux-HOWTO
You have Windows NT installed on one partition using NTFS, one partition
with DOS as
C:\, and Linux on a third. You wish
to use NT's bootloader to load all three OSes.
He
>thing is as you all know I need to have had a small fat16 partion in order
to
No, you don't need a small fat partition. There is a How-to called
"NT-Bootloading How-To" somewhere in the net that show you how to Boot-load
with NT
> but the lilo.conf file doesnt exist now does it!
NT overwrote
4 days? I'm trying to install debian since last month. After that, I think
I'll get the "debian guru" title.
I'll buy no copies. I think that, if linux was born across the internet, I
should be able to install it downloading from somewhere. Right now, I'm
downloading the CD's from
http://ftp.nuri
I want to download the potatos CD's and the Stormix free distribution.
I'm using the company internet, with windows and Getright. Well, it seem
that Unix-like servers don't support resume download (they begin all the
download process again). So, I'm trying to download Stormix since the
discussion
t is an oxymoron, but given the rapacity of some companies,
> I fear the worst.
>
> I would normally edit the message in a reply, but someone may be
> able to decipher what these folks are talking about for me from the
> stuff I left in.
>
> --David
> David Teague, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I fear the worst.
I would normally edit the message in a reply, but someone may be
able to decipher what these folks are talking about for me from the
stuff I left in.
--David
David Teague, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Debian GNU/Linux Because software support is free, timely,
useful, te
They're making hardware modems that DON'T work under Linux.
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11:49 -
How can I burn the CD, after downloading the image? Just copy the file to
the CD (.iso extension?) ? Is there a special software to do so? I'm using
Windows.
mike
I tried to install Wdm.
While in it's setup, it asked me something about a lock, which xdm was
using. Well, I think I give up of installing it, and pressed + C.
Yesterday, when I booted the box, there was a screen with a penguin, and I
could not use the keyboard anymore(just the mouse).
Three qu
Thanks, Justin. This is the kind of ftp program I was looking for.
Gaucho
cam
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No I'm not crazy. Just the potato and woody bin for i386. I think I'm
almost setting up CuteFtp to bypass the firewall. After all, I have up to
24 Gb of free disk space.
I want to download the entire distribution of linux from ftp.debian.org.
What (windows) program should I use for this purpose? I mean, I want to
select the directory ftp.debian.org/debian and download it all with just
one click. I tried CuteFtp, but it does not deal good with proxies
authenticatio
Valeu. Vou usar XF86config.
Eu já tinha lido a página sobre modems. E também esta:
http://www.o2.net/~gromitkc/winmodem.html.
E cheguei à conclusão de que, se eu comprasse um modem ISA ( e paguei
caro: R$ 150,00, enquanto winmodens estão custando de R$ 50 a 60), havia
grande probabilidade de ser
Hi, debian users.
I'm a newbie (mostly).
Can someone help me?
I'm installing Debian (2.2, which I downloaded from the net) on my
computer, and I have the following problems:
1) My monitor turns off (energy saving) when I call XF86Setup. I believe
it's because the monitor (a LG StudioWorks 520) is
One which I can drag buttons, create forms an handle events, just like Delphi
an VB.
Is there such a tool?
Christopher J. Morrone escreveu:
> On Wed, 14 Jul 1999, David Teague wrote:
>
> > Carl, Others:
> >
> > What tools does Debian have to generate X windows interface
> > for programs?
>
> Mo
Usted puede bajar los archivos de http://www.debian.org/releases/slink/
, que é a última versão estável.
I bought mine at www.cheapbytes.com (US$ 6,99) - una caixa con 4 CD's
(sources included), ou Manual com CD + 2 binary installation CD's, sem
os fontes. Acho que a última opção é a melhor
pra u
Yes. You're all right. Thanks so much.
(God damn ! You discovered the IP of my ISP DNS).
> 2) Use the "winipcfg" command on Win98 (or "ipconfig /all" on NT) to
> figure out what IP, DNS, etc. was given by DHCP.
-
> FWIW I just tried it from here and here are the r
Is the cd-rom attached to the sound card? There's a few trouble about it. I had
to put
mines at the onboard secondary IDE, since I have Win95, Windows NT and Linux on
the
same machine.
NT does not recognize a CD-ROM at the sound card. I think there's a way to do
so in
Linux - Don't know how (I'm
So, you're telling that the IP that my ISP gives me is <> than the IP of my
ethernet
card?
Supose the following scenario:
- I'm connected to my ISP and it gives me a IP (say, 146.164.41.75).
- I have a little network at home with 2 computers: 192.168.0.1 (which I
believe is
the default debian giv
here's no DNS server specified in it. The things are going
automatic under windows, but doesn't do so under linux. How can I do that?
Does this have to do with defaultroute option? (someone post anything about
this in the list).
Thanks.
John Hasler escreveu:
> Romeu writes:
> > I put
Hi. I'm having some trouble with my ppp.
It works, but it kind of locks the applications that are trying to get
connected (mozzila, ftp and telnet).
I ran pppconfig. I'm using the default provider. I just type pon + enter and it
connects to my ISP. When I run mozzila, the
window does not appear.
Hi. I had an accident: I removed /dev/ttys1 (how stupid I am).
How can I create it again, so I can symlink to modem and use ezppp?
I think this is the right way, isn't it? The configurations of ezppp only show
modem,
cua1, cua2
I think cua1, cua2... are the name of the serial devices in an
t; I've tried the 'dpkg --audit' to no effect...any other ideas?
>
> Dean
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Hey, man. I have NT + 95 + Linux booting from the NT partition.
There's a How-To that can help you. Since I don't remember where I got it, I am
copying and pasting it:
NT-Bootloading-Linux-HOWTO
You have Windows NT installed on one pa
ative CDROMs. Is there a plausible
workaround? Does anyone knows a package for using with my specific CD-ROM
driver?
My CD-ROM cable is not connected at my soundblaster. It's attached to my
onboard IDE.
Thanks in advance.
Romeu Flores Jznior
Nitersi - Rio de Janeiro - Brazil
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