Jonathan Bartlett wrote:
The reason that normal startup scripts don't, is that there's no guarantee
/bin/sh will point to bash, or even that bash is installed.
If you want to use bash, the first line should be /bin/bash instead of
/bin/sh, so it's obvious it needs bash specifically.
Is it
John wrote:
My own bias favours KDE over Gnome because
. I believe C++ a better programming language for this kind of work
than C. It does more to help programmers avoid silly errors such as
buffer overruns.
Are the C++ bindings for gnome? I know GTK+ has GTK--.
. I think the recent move in
Vijeth Bhat wrote:
Hi all,
Is there a CDE devkit available on Red Hat ? If so,
Does it get installed with the standard distribution ?
I am using 7.2 and I did not find the diretories
/usr/dt /usr/dt/lib etc., as found in solaris / hpux ?
CDE is not free in any sense. Red Hat sold a version at
John wrote:
On Thu, 13 Mar 2003, Thomas Dodd wrote:
CDE is not free in any sense. Red Hat sold a version at one time, back
around RHL-5.x. currently XiG sells DeXtop v3.0 for $50
RH quite when it found CDE was broken and RH couldn't fix it. It even
offered users a rebate on their next
lar lar wrote:
i have a server that's dead, when it boots up it gives the
following message, complaining it cant find initrd:
Kernel Panic: No init found. Try passing init= option to kernel
booting with linux init=/bin/sh, it still complains about not
finding initrd, and gives the same
I had a question for a C++ programmer. Thought I might find one here :)
I have 2 classes that need to reference each other.
headerA.h
class A{
public:
int x;
int y;
B *left;
B *right;
}
headerB.h
class B{
public:
int a;
int b;
A *parent;
char foo();
}
Give that top is of type A,
Thanks to all who replied. That solved it.
Michael Schwendt wrote:
Since only pointers to A and B are involved, a forward declaration
class A;
in front of class B and
That's the one that was causing me trouble.
I check the C++ books I had lying around and couldn't find forward
On Wed, 5 Feb 2003, wo shi ni baba wrote:
hi folks,
I am running redhat 8.0 on an intel machine, I installed an
application by using rpm -i prog.rpm, but when I tried to remove
it by rpm -e prog.rpm, it couldn't remove it, so I removed the
program files
Richard Troy wrote:
...In the fall of 1977, if I recall correctly, I got my first PC - it was
a Commodore PET, 32Kb. (That's Personal Electronics Translator, for those
snip
I got a late start, born to late I guess. It ws '86 and the C+4 for me.
And I still remember lots of 6502 code.
I
Brian Ipsen wrote:
Okay, but running with kernel 2.4.18-19.7.xsmp and having installed
kernel-headers-2.4.9-34
on a 7.2 box - gives me, when compiling the ISC ipmi driver from Intel,
an error-message when I try to do an insmod:
insmod ./imb
./imb: kernel-module version mismatch
./imb
Richard Troy wrote:
I can't remember the _first_ time I've _ever_ had _any_ support from _any_
vendor for Linux! ...Hmmm... Well, no, wait, Informix did give me a Linux
I've never has support for any vendor under any OS. Had fun watching
M$, Adaptec, and SyQuest point fingers at each
Riku Meskanen wrote:
brother in law or associate professor next faculty, happy
with pretty standard Red Hat otherwise but needs to keep
system up2date and get some thirdparty modules easily
compiled at the times when a kernel was updated too.
They wouldn't be using 3rd party modules, unless
Florin Andrei wrote:
On Thu, 2003-01-23 at 08:48, Thomas Dodd wrote:
They wouldn't be using 3rd party modules, unless I or a sysadmin had set
them up.
At which time they would ask me or the admin for help.
This is how Linux is supposed to take over the world? By asking the
sysadmin
Riku Meskanen wrote:
On Mon, 20 Jan 2003, Thomas Dodd wrote:
You also need different headers for each arch, or smp. You need to:
cd /usr/src/linux-version; cp configs/kernel-version-arch.config
.config; make oldconfig; make dep
Yes, I know. All those 'different' headers count together
Bill Rugolsky Jr. wrote:
On Tue, Jan 21, 2003 at 09:44:11AM -0600, Thomas Dodd wrote:
I don't think so... If adding a new disk is not possible, use a file,
the wonder of loop devices :) While people regularly use loop mounts for
CD and floppy images or the initrd, they forget that almost
Riku Meskanen wrote:
On Tue, 21 Jan 2003, Thomas Dodd wrote:
I don't think so... If adding a new disk is not possible, use a file,
the wonder of loop devices :) While people regularly use loop mounts for
CD and floppy images or the initrd, they forget that almost any
filesystem/mountpoint
Riku Meskanen wrote:
On Fri, 17 Jan 2003, Michael Schwendt wrote:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
On Fri, 17 Jan 2003 01:00:17 +0100, Brian Ipsen wrote:
One quick question (whcih actually is giving me a lot of trouble
building
some other software). My RH 7.2 kernel is
Didn't we just do this thread a few month ago?
Mid October, subject: optimised glibc
Me, Jean, and Florin atleast.
Dan, Check the list archives for that one.
Jean Francois Martinez wrote:
At least if you are using a PIII. Let's remember that RedHat's ordinary
Or athlon. While I'd like an
Jiangbo wrote:
Hi, all,
Would you please have a look to the following code for me? This code has no
compile error, but it will get an error message unresolved symbol sys_semctl. I
don't know why.
/* gcc -c -Wall test.c*/
#define __KERNEL__
#define MODULE
#include
Jean Francois Martinez wrote:
Seriously, run a couple benchmarks on both plus use the SRPM to rebuild
an athlon optimized glibc (rpm -ba --target athlon glibc.spec),
benchmark, compare and publish the results.
tried after rpm -bi --target=athlon glibc.spec and set
Jean Francois Martinez wrote:
On Mon, 2002-10-14 at 18:25, Florin Andrei wrote:
What is the reason why there are kernel RPMs optimised for Athlon, but
no glibc RPMs for Athlon?
Perhaps there isn't much to be gained. AMD knows far too well that
because it is the minor company most of
Albert E. Whale wrote:
While the formats of the files are the same, the Salts used for the crypt
functions are not the same. I am having 'general' success with the Password
Crackers My goal is a transparent migration of the environment for the
unknowing users. I think that I can get 85%
Tom Sanders wrote:
Is there a way to map entries in /proc/scsi/scsi with
their corresponding mapping with /dev/sda, /dev/sdb
etc ?
During system boot, entries in /proce/scsi/scsi and
/dev are initialized in serial order, and there is a
one to one mapping. However, this mapping is NOT
Tom Sanders wrote:
Does Linux support layered drivers ?
I want to write a driver that will take requests from
the applications and will pass them on to underlying
Lot's of drivers do that. md for RAID looks like a disk to app, and
it talks to the hd/sd device itself. They whole USB
Atul Sowani wrote:
A lot of people are indeed going for slackware 8.1!
What do Slackware doe for improving the fonts?
On 17 Jul 2002 10:40 -0700, Florin Andrei wrote:
u I'm reading this article on OSNews:
u
u http://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=1365
u
u One of the comments says this:
Riku Meskanen wrote:
On Mon, 29 Apr 2002, Thomas Dodd wrote:
So the package needs to drop a file in /etc/profile.d
that sets the executable path to /opt/foo/bin
and man will aututomatically add /opt/foo/man
to the MANPATH. It will also look for /opt/foo/bin/man
if you don't want seperate bin
Vladimir G. Ivanovic wrote:
KB == Kathy Bieltz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
KB Americans may earn more but our government
KB is no slouch at taking their cut. We may not
KB get taxed they same way but we still pay through
KB the nose too.
Actually, this is a persistent but false myth.
James Olin Oden wrote:
- SNIP -
IMHO, best way I can think would be to enhance GNU man to
support include directory, like xinetd with /etc/xinetd.d,
logrotate with /etc/logrotate.d etc.
Thus patch it use /etc/man.config.d if it already doesn't
and contrib to project :)
I like the
vishist mandapaka wrote:
Hi,
The granularity of my access should be around once every 5 sec. But one
min, I am unable to read that file through a program. I want to read the
load of the system through a C program..
Why not? open(/proc/loadavg,O_RDONLY) should work.
then read a few bytes.
Vimol wrote:
I will write the ASM code to read PSN.
Now, how to pass flag at boot to leave PSN
x86_serial_nr=1
Either type at the lilo prompt, edit the grub
command line, add to the append=... setion in
lilo.conf, or the command line in grub.conf
-Thomas
Vimol wrote:
Can any one tell me , how to identify the Process ID using C???
process or processor (aka CPU).
The linux kernel disables the *ntel serial number.
You need to pass a flag at boot to leave it on.
The you use ASM code to read it. The ASM can be
embedded in a C source file. Someone
Wojtek Pilorz wrote:
try the following (on a machine with 128M or more of RAM):
time perl -e '$n=80; $o=0;
for ($i=1;$i= $n; ++$i) {
$l=sprintf %s line %8d, offset %10d\n, =x16, $i, $o;
print $l;
$o += length
John Summerfield wrote:
This is a silly, negative response. If the patch does what Wojtek says,
the IMV it should be applied to the source.
A patch to speed up a strange use of a program is what
seams silly. less (and more) are interactive. why use
them in a non interactive way? What's
John Summerfield wrote:
88 struct tradeTable
89 {
90 long tradeSize, tradeCount;
91 struct tradeNode *tradeData[];
92 };
93 struct tradeTable *root=NULL;
/var/share/pgtest/src/c/yahoo.load.pgc:91: array size missing in
Dan Kegel wrote:
cd /usr/src/linux-2.4
make mrproper
cp configs/{config file for architecture, smp, enterprise, etc. that is desired}
.config
make oldconfig --- not sure this is necessarily needed
edit Makefile and change EXTRAVERSION
make menuconfig
menuconfig and xconfig read the
Rpm has started acting strange.
I haven't changed anything.
# rpm -q rpm
rpm-4.0.2-7x
#rpm -qa |grep anaconda
anaconda-7.0.1-6
rpmq: header.c:511: headerLoad: Assertion `rdlen == dl' failed.
Abort (core dumped)
# rpm --rebuilddb
rpmq: header.c:511: headerLoad: Assertion `rdlen == dl' failed.
"Michael L. Ibraheem" wrote:
sometimes out of security reasons i had to change the allowable run
levels to disallow that linux single
Setup a password for lilo so you cannot
edit the kernel parameters without it.
Then add a BIOS password so you cannot boot
from a floppy without the BIOS
Julie wrote:
From: Thomas Dodd [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ivan Jager wrote:
I think this is the relevant part of the GPL, but you should still read
the whole license.
Read Donald Becker's take on this. He wrote many of the NIC
drivers in/for the linux kernel (including the DEC tulip
Ivan Jager wrote:
I think this is the relevant part of the GPL, but you should still read
the whole license.
Read Donald Becker's take on this. He wrote many of the NIC
drivers in/for the linux kernel (including the DEC tulip driver)
http://www.scyld.com/expert/license.html
Non-GPL drivers
Karen Shaeffer wrote:
On Mon, Feb 26, 2001 at 09:30:54AM -0600, Thomas Dodd wrote:
Non-GPL drivers for the linux kerenl are allowed
explicitly by Linus.
This is true. But it is not what the questioner was intending to do. The
questioner specifically stated the intent was to port a Linux
Jalaja Devi wrote:
HI,
I have to port a Linux2.x PCI device driver to QNX
platform. How to estimate the time duration of this
work?
Is the driver GPL?
You should contact the author about do the port
since it may violate the driver's license to
link it with a non GPL OS. This just came up
Jalaja Devi wrote:
Yes the driver is GPL!! Don't worry!!
That the issue. You may have problems if the driver is GPL and
the OS isn't. Is QNX GPL? Do you plan to distribute the driver
or the patches?
-Thomas
--- Thomas Dodd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jalaja Devi wrote:
HI
Sorry to cross post, but it applies to all three places
This has bugged me since pinstripe.
We have several printers with the queues on
a Solaris 2.67 machine. Previous Red Hat releases,
HP-UX, and Solaris handled lpq and lprm fine.
LPRng since pinstripe has problems.
printcap has:
Matt Fahrner wrote:
A little late but...
I think this sounds great but unless they're willing to drop the price
dramatically they're probably going to make this thing be stillborn. I'm
sure some people will pay for it, but Linux people aren't notoriously
generous when it comes to
Ed Hill wrote:
Thornton Prime wrote:
On Thu, 15 Feb 2001, Thomas Dodd wrote:
Have you checked the price if Windows tools?
Look at Delphi, C++ Builder, or any MS Visual *
product. Klyix is on par with the Professional versions
of those tools, and priced better.
(*snip
John Summerfield wrote:
Application developers (and their colleagues) may be interested about some
mail just dropped in my in box.
Borland has RAD a product for Linux called Kylix. "It's full-blooded RAD, the
likes of which the mainstream Linux developers have never seen."
Kylix ==
Where can I grab the fisher disks?
RedHat's ftp site was going 10kB/s.
Ran all night and didn't even get 1 disk.
(T1 connection from 10Mb LAN)
valinux doesn't hve read permission on
the fisher directory yet.
The other sites in the announcement didn't
have the cd images. Mosyt of the mirrors
John Summerfield wrote:
I have a code fragment:
struct group *grp = getgrnam(group.data());
if (grp == NULL)
{
int E=errno;
cerr "error=" E ": " strerror(E) " "
ENOMEM endl;;
John Summerfield wrote:
According to the C++ primer which I have before me,
The data() method returns a pointer to the first element of a string formed
by copying elements from the range [begin,end).
(the broken bracket/parentheses pairing belongs to the book too).
It deals with
Svante Signell wrote:
Environment: gcc-2.96-71, glibc-2.2.1-2, binutils-2.10.1.0.2-2, freetype-1.3.1-7
freetype-*2.0.1-40 not yet installed. Does this library supply include
files at /usr/include/freetype2 resolving the problem below? If so,
perhaps XFree86 should depend on that library
Thomas Dodd wrote:
Svante Signell wrote:
Environment: gcc-2.96-71, glibc-2.2.1-2, binutils-2.10.1.0.2-2, freetype-1.3.1-7
And rawhide's freetype-2.0.1-4 will not build.
Using rawhide gcc-2.96-71, glibc-2.2-12, and kernel-2.4.0-0.43.12
(I'm have trouble building kernel-2.4.0-0.99.4
Ingo Luetkebohle wrote:
On Tue, Jan 23, 2001 at 09:02:40PM +0100, Jean Francois Martinez wrote:
_structurally_ unsecure like sendmail? By structurally unsecure I
mean big setuid root program. The more code you have running setuid
root the greater the chances a bug will have
Thomas Dodd wrote:
To add some info.
lilo has root=/dev/md2 for all the inmages/labels
I tried lilo to add the md=0,/dev/hda2,/dev/hdb2
and md=0,0,4,0,/dev/hda2,/hdb2
options to the kernel. No change.
Con]mparing the config file for 2.2.17 and 2.4.0
I see the CONFIG_AUTODETECT_RAID option
Chris Kloiber wrote:
Bill Nottingham wrote:
Thomas Dodd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
I noticed rawhide now has a kernel-2.4.0-0.43.12.srpm
date Jan 12. The previous version I had was dated Dec 27.
Why wasn't the version/releas/build number incremented?
It wasn't rebuilt (if you
Daniel Hammer wrote:
BS"D
excellent question, I have the same problem and would appreciate
any solution! Best,
The only thing I've found to work is building IDE into the
kernel, not using the module.
After I got autodetect/boot support in the config,
It tried to autodetect BEFORE the IDE
Anybody got the Rawhide kerenl to work with RAID ?
I have a 2 disk IDE RAID with the md drivers.
The 2.2 kernel with the Red Hat patches allow booting
with / and /boot as RAID sets.
/boot (/dev/md0 ) is RAID1 and / (/dev/md2) is RAID0.
With the current rawhide kernel, I get an error
when
Thomas Dodd wrote:
Anybody got the Rawhide kerenl to work with RAID ?
I have a 2 disk IDE RAID with the md drivers.
The 2.2 kernel with the Red Hat patches allow booting
with / and /boot as RAID sets.
/boot (/dev/md0 ) is RAID1 and / (/dev/md2) is RAID0.
With the current rawhide
Thomas Dodd wrote:
To add some info.
lilo has root=/dev/md2 for all the inmages/labels
I tried lilo to add the md=0,/dev/hda2,/dev/hdb2
and md=0,0,4,0,/dev/hda2,/hdb2
options to the kernel. No change.
Con]mparing the config file for 2.2.17 and 2.4.0
I see the CONFIG_AUTODETECT_RAID option
Chris Kloiber wrote:
"redhat.angus" wrote:
preview directory of CD2 of RedHat 7.0 include a glibc package which is
optimized for 2.4 and i686 architecture.
I run actually the official 2.4.0 on my redhat 7.0 fully up2date (very
happy, any functioning).
So i would like to rebuild
Mario Torre wrote:
gcc -o t1 -g -Wall -O2 t1.c
t1.c: In function `main':
t1.c:25: warning: implicit declaration of function `strlen'
t1.c:27: warning: implicit declaration of function `strcpy'
why -g and -O2 ?
optomized with debug info doesn't make much sense.
There is not the inclusion
Check the changelog for V1.23 at the linuxconf
page, http://www.solucorp.qc.ca/linuxconf/
It appears someone has written a LPRng module for linuxconf
and several other new modules. It was released Dec 5, while
the version in RHL 7.0 is 1.19r2 from July 25, and patched by
RedHat last on Aug 23
Michel MENGIS wrote:
Hi all,
I wonder that adaptec isn't supporting linux ;(( stupid company...
but I already bought an adaptec AAA-UDMA IDE RAID card (it's a cheap
card that support RAID 0,1,0/1,5 IDE with 4 IDE ports). And this one
isn't supported by redhat 7.0...
According to the
Pranita S wrote:
Hi,
As many of you suggested to use sed to
get rid of carriage return ;
sed -e "s/\r/\n/g" your_file_name
your_temp_file_name
the correct pattern would be
"s/\r\n/\n/g" to replace all CR-NL with just NL.
"s/\r//g" should work, but if you have a real CR
in the file that
"Edward S. Marshall" wrote:
On Fri, 3 Nov 2000, Bill Nottingham wrote:
There's a patch for the ia64 build that happens to break the ix86. It's
fixed internally, we'll get it out in the next rawhide. FWIW, there's
no other significant changes in the 1.1 package.
Ahh, okay (didn't check
"Edward S. Marshall" wrote:
On Fri, 3 Nov 2000, Thomas Dodd wrote:
You wouldn't happen to have that SRPM available would you?
I was about to try the same thing with 2.2.18pre19
Not quite done yet. ;-) Once I have a working package, I'll put it up
somewhere, unless someone fr
Bernhard Rosenkraenzer wrote:
On Tue, 31 Oct 2000, Evandro Fernandes Giovanini wrote:
Actually they're built by us. But I'll push an update later today, there
were a couple of issues with the release version that we've fixed since.
kcontrol doesn't have the netscape plugins module.
John Summerfield wrote:
Thomas Dodd wrote:
Install the kernel-source package.
in /usr/src/linux, copy the correct config
from configs/* to .config
make mrproper
make mrproper # removes .config
Do this make first, then the copy.
oops:(
I knew you needed the mrproper to get rid
Evandro Fernandes Giovanini wrote:
alsa requires the use of kernel-headers version 2.2.16-22 in order to compile
for that kernel. i changed the version.h file to tell alsa it was 2.2.16-22
(when it was 2.4.0, as in RH7) but then compilation failed.
can someone tell me if rebuilding the
Garboua Nahil Y Contr WRALC/LYSFE wrote:
I am migrating applications from an SGI to a linux Platform -- "me and my
Big mouth"
Most of the Code is portable, yeah most. OKAY, here is what I'm looking
for. Sgi has a kernel functions to scan and initialized hardware inventory
list, header
Svante Signell wrote:
rpm -qf /usr/X11R6/lib/libX11.so (libX11.so.6.1) results in XFree86-devel-4.0.1-0.43,
but according to the use of kgcc (1.1.2-40) from compat-egcs-6.2-1.1.2.9, a more
reasonable library to use would be libX11.so (libX11.so.6.1) from
compat-libs-6.2-2!! Is this a spec
"Freivald, Joseph A, GOVMK" wrote:
and the program now fails to compile, complaining that it can't find the gtk
libraries. Also, I have tried running the gtk-config file manually and
copying the output to FLAGS and LIBS.
When gcc attempts to compile the individual modules, there is no
"Freivald, Joseph A, GOVMK" wrote:
Yes. Sorry I left that part out. If I put in each module as a -c, just to
compile them with the LIBS, then it works, but it won't work re-entrantly.
Sounds like one for the gtk/GNOME lists.
Are the gtk libs reentrant?
gcc -g -O2 -D_REENTRANT -Wall
Bill Nottingham wrote:
Wacek ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
After a proper installation of RedHat 6.2 Gnome workstation option on
Athlon K7 with A7V mainboard computer, boot crashes (both normal and
single option from LILO) with "General protection Fault ".
What should I do to cure
John Summerfield wrote:
Greetings:
I have been running RedHat 5.2 (2.0.36 kernel) on this machine for a couple o
f months, without problems. Yesterday, I upgraded to 6.2 (2.2.14 kernel) and
the machine refuses to start Linux. The installation was uneventful, and I
can run in
Frank Hale wrote:
Are there any other graphical alternatives to GnoRPM?
I am just not ready to use Gnome all the time. I like
using just a small Window manager and a minimal
You can use GnoRPM without GNOME, sawfish, or Enlightenment.
It just need the GNOME liraries
The ones I see (for
Svante Signell wrote:
PS: I this the list to use for these reports, since rawhide/pinstripe
are development distributions, or should something like bug-buddy be used?
Since no one else said it yet:
Use Bugzilla, http://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/
to officialy report bugs.
-Thomas
Mark Cooke wrote:
Nick - maybe this could get rolled into the next release of your linux
modules and noted on your FAQ page ?
I don't know Nick, but I asked Terence on the linux-nvidia list
and it's supposed to be in the 0.9-5 release. Hopefully it'll
be out soon :)
-Thomas
I cannt install the rpm packages from pinstripe.
I have rpm-3.0.5-0.5 which worked for the rpms in rawhide.
I'm getting complaints about
rpmlib(CompressesFileNames) = 3.0.4-1
rpmlib(PayloadFilesHavePrefix) = 4.0-1
are needed by every package I try to install.
Where do these come from?
I
Franz Sirl wrote:
At 13:23 27.07.00, Bernhard Rosenkraenzer wrote:
On Thu, 27 Jul 2000, Piotr Majka wrote:
[root@link SPECS]# rpm -Uhv
../RPMS/i686/{chkconfig-1.2.7-1.i686.rpm,initscripts-5.35-1.i686.rpm}
file /etc/rc.d/init.d conflicts between attemped installs of
Bill Nottingham wrote:
Thomas Dodd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
I had no problems installing chkconfig-1.2.1-1 and initscripts-5.27-1
from rawhide using rpm-3.0.5-0.5 to rebuild the srpms.
Bernhard, what's changed to cause this bug?
It's not a bug. He's trying to install over 1.2.1
Sounds like a question for the kernel list.
I'm sending it there.
-Thomas
Mike Williams wrote:
I am developing a driver for a PCI adapter with a sizeable amount of
memory on it. I would like to use a couple of /proc files to read/write
various memory location on the adapter
"Mike A. Harris" wrote:
On Tue, 18 Jul 2000, Thomas Dodd wrote:
#define _XOPEN_SOURCE
#include unistd.h
char *crypt(const char *key, const char *salt);
which doesn't look like what you have in the code.
But I've never used crypt either.
Yeah, I did all that yesterday, and a
"Mike A. Harris" wrote:
Much better... Here is line 343 from ttysnoops.c:
#ifndef SHADOW_PWD
if (strcmp(pw-pw_passwd,crypt(buff, pw-pw_passwd)) == 0)
#else
I change it to:
#ifndef SHADOW_PWD
if (strcmp(pw-pw_passwd,(char *) crypt(buff, pw-pw_passwd)) == 0)
#else
Jean François Ortolo wrote:
Hi
I fully apologize for posting in this list, that is not devoted for
that, but I made many tries to subscribe to any of these mailing-lists,
without success:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm getting message from it fine.
I subscribed long ago though.
[EMAIL
Matt Wilson wrote:
That file is now in the Xconfigurator package.
On Sun, Jul 09, 2000 at 01:25:13PM +0200, Piotr Majka wrote:
This package make XFree86 4.0.1 without one enough important file -
/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/Cards --- :)
I built this with rpm-3.0.5-0.5, egcs-1.1.2-30, and
I just installed kernel-2.2.16-8 from the rawhide srpm
and the kernel command line is being truncated
at 80 characters (according to /proc/cmdline)
This is with lilo-21.4.1-2 (again from the rawhide srpm).
It was working with my 2.2.14-12 kernel but no doesn't.
The only think I did was
I can think of two good choices.
1) convert the zip file to a tarred and gziped
file. Then add it to the Source list, so you
have 2 source files
2) make a patch file that will change the dummy
crypt file to the real ones. Put that in the
spec file under patches.
Is the source file
Jose Romildo Malaquias wrote:
I am willing to use XFree86-4.0.1 but there is not
(or I was not able to find) any RPM packages (that
includes the goods by Red Hat) for RH Linux 6.2.
I would like to try the ones from RawHide, but
they seem not to work. There are unsatisfied
dependencies
List Manager wrote:
It was our intention to migrate the list to the new server without
impacting any of the members of the list. In fact the change should
Hopefully the other lists will go better :)
The devel list seams to be the best place to test it though.
Community, we have
Alexandru Sofronie wrote:
Hi all!
I have this question and i don't know anywhere else to post:
There is a vector of strings with variant length each one.
Please cout me a solution.
Or, check the implement below, and PLEASE HELP ME!!!
Or, maybe, please indicate another mailing
JF Martinez wrote:
Tony Nugent [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[...]
Ever heard of a thing called swat? It comes with samba itself, and
is much more comprehensive than gnomba.
Yes I did. But Swat is a configurator and its counterpart is GnoSamba
not Gnomba. Gnomba is a tool for
Thomas Dodd wrote:
JF Martinez wrote:
Tony Nugent [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[...]
Ever heard of a thing called swat? It comes with samba itself, and
is much more comprehensive than gnomba.
Yes I did. But Swat is a configurator and its counterpart is GnoSamba
JF Martinez wrote:
Thomas Dodd wrote:
I just check the gnomba home page.
http://gnomba.darkcorner.net
SMB browsing from the master browser list
was added in version 0.5.9, from Jan 7, 2000
according to the change log. The current
version is 0.6.2 which has a lot of bug fixes
I was looking at the new GNOME rpms in rawhide.
Will gnome-core-1.1.90-2 and gnome-media-1.0.51-3
work together? Will all the GNOME stuff be updated
to 1.1.90 versions soon?
What would I need to get to rebuild from SRPMS
since the i386 rpms use a new GLIBC?
What order should they be
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