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Here's one from my tags (aka data) base:
* A nice thing to use windows for is to cut and paste parts of flies. *
// Heimo Claasen Brussels 2002-08-17
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We all know Linux i
Hi, Ray:
Thanks.
mkisofs -J -r -o some_filename.iso /cdrom/*
Using SETUP000.EXE;1 for /setup.exe (setup.exe)
Using READM000.TXT;1 for /readme.txt (readme.txt)
Using READM000.DOC;1 for /readme.doc (readme.doc)
Using PATCH000.DLL;1 for /patchw32.dll (patchw32.dll)
Using LAUNC000.BMP;1 for /
At 02:37 PM 8/17/02 -0400, Chuck Gelm wrote:
>Hi, Ray:
>
> Thanks.
>Windows hardware check:
>My existing windows cd-burn software can burn the
>Slackware8.0 'install.iso' to blank media and it boots & works fine.
> ;-)
>
> Using my Easy-cd-creator v4.02 generates an image file of
> 112
At 08:36 PM 8/17/02 +0200, Matthias Schweinoch wrote:
>while we're on the subject of copying "difficult" CDs: has anyone tried to
>make copies of video CDs? i have several video CDs here which were created
>with win tools such as NERO or WINONCD. i can't get these copied on my linux
>box with the
Hi, Ray:
Thanks.
Windows hardware check:
My existing windows cd-burn software can burn the
Slackware8.0 'install.iso' to blank media and it boots & works fine.
;-)
Using my Easy-cd-creator v4.02 generates an image file of
112 bytes and fails with an error about creating file
000
while we're on the subject of copying "difficult" CDs: has anyone tried to
make copies of video CDs? i have several video CDs here which were created
with win tools such as NERO or WINONCD. i can't get these copied on my linux
box with the latest X-CD-ROAST... i haven't tried the command line appr
At 01:22 PM 8/17/02 -0400, Chuck Gelm wrote:
>Howdy, Y'all:
>
> I have a commercial CD-ROM disc that resists being copied.
>(using Eazy-CD-Creator v4.02 & Windows98se & CD-ROM R/W drive)
>
> It is used very frequently and I'd like to create a backup
>and store the original in a safe place.
>
>
Howdy, Y'all:
I have a commercial CD-ROM disc that resists being copied.
(using Eazy-CD-Creator v4.02 & Windows98se & CD-ROM R/W drive)
It is used very frequently and I'd like to create a backup
and store the original in a safe place.
I have a linux 'file server' system with a CD-ROM read-on
Sorry for bombarding the list with messages this morning. However I have
some solutions to the problems I previously posted on this list as well
as new questions.
A few days ago I was having trouble getting my video card and monitor
setup for X. As you know there are a couple of different option
Sorry it took so long to get the information you all needed. Other things
came up.
I have attached the log for the errors that appear when I use the command
'startx'. In addition I have attached the output of Superprobe and my
'env' if that helps.
The Linux kernel seems to be 2.2.19 (Slack8.0),
Hi Ray!
On Thu, 15 Aug 2002, Ray Olszewski wrote:
> .o is an object file. It represents the intermediate step in the
> compile-and-link process for a program. .so is a shared object file (i.e.,
> a library); their linking (at runtime) is managed by ld.so .
Ok. So I compile from sources many .
At 10:02 AM 8/17/02 +0100, Riley Williams wrote:
>[...]
> >> Whats the use of stripping object files of their symbols.
> >> Symbols reflect the functions in an object file, right?
>[...]
>Ray: Can you clarify whether I have the situation right when
> I state that it is only the binaries that
On Sat, 17 Aug 2002, Riley Williams wrote:
> Hi Ray.
>
> 1. Axel asked about stripping OBJECT files. These are the
> intermediate files created by the compiler and fed to
> the linker, and I'm not sure that it's even possible
> to strip those.
You can strip object files. Some optio
Hi Peter.
>>> Did a programmer change something that one has to edit now
>>> /etc/sysconfig/network a file I did not even know it existed
>>> or did I miss something when installing RH7.1?
>> I would presume that for some reason, you provided the wrong value on
>> the relevant pre-iinstall scre
Hi Ray.
>> Whats the use of stripping object files of their symbols.
>> Symbols reflect the functions in an object file, right?
> Stripping makes the files smaller, which matters in some
> cases. The symbols are valuable in debugging problems but
> are not needed simply to execute the object cod
Hi Riley,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> If you mean "living" rather than "leaving", then yes.
Darn English!
Peter said:
>> 127.0.0.1 localhost
>> 202.95.238.2philonline.com Peter
>> 202.78.74.68webcard.skyinet.net Pedro
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> If you are with an ISP that gives
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