I second this. I was fine under Red Hat 6.0, but printtool can't find lp1 anymore on
my system. Is there a way, or perhaps a kernel module command line option that can be
sent to force detection?
-Fred
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this or is my system just broken?
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On Sun, Jan 30, 2000 at 07:22:36PM -0500, fred smith wrote:
> I bought a Creative Ensoniq AudioPCI sound card for my son's (Windoze)
> computer and for various reasons he's not sure he likes it. Before I
> try to take it back for a refund I was wondering if it can be made to
of a single output line as usually I get see
that it goes out through my gateway to my ISP 8 hops before giving up. But my routing
table looks right!
Anybody have any ideas?
Thanks,
-Fred
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>
> What option are you guys using to start portsentry?
>
> It seems it can only scan UDP ot TCP but not both at the same time?
>
> Robert Glover wrote:
>
> >
You are correct, for a single portsentry task. I run two copies, one for
udp, a
can anyone tell me if thie es1371 driver in Linux will work with
the Creative version of the card or not?
I looked at the OSS site and it lists this card as unsupported, as
does the ALSA page. bummer.
Thanks!
Fred
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to underclock the machine to 300 Mhz or so.
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he Promise Technology driver
onto and use during a 6.1 install?
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> systems on the Intel chips and have been known to do dumb things in the
> past like base I/O tests on Intel hard coded timings...witness the
> Windowsw 95SR2.0 & AMD-K6 disasters...
[OT] ...for which there IS a patch available from MS's
med on page 999.
:
: At 12:15 PM 1/24/00 -0600, Fred W. Noltie Jr. wrote:
[snipped]
Can groff do tables, with horizontal and vertical ruled lines? I don't mean
using the pipe character or '---' or underscores; I mean actual ruled lines.
If it can, I'll put it into the bin for c
ore, is it worth the time for someone who's not
involved in publishing? I'd appreciate your opinions.
Hmmm...if I can't make any of these go I might have found my "itch to
scratch" :-)
Thanks again and in advance, gentlemen!
Regards,
Fred Noltie
: On Mon, 24 Jan 2000 [EMAIL
quot; doesn't
> work, but the format "shortname" does? Thanks again,
I guess it's because that's the expected format for the file. I've
just spend 10 minutes skimming HOWTOs and man pages and none of them
seems to directly explain the file format, so it'
o set its
interrupt to the highest priority but that doesn't help either.
It's not worth spending a bunch more money for a different serial card,
I was just hoping that what I had would work.
Thanks!
Fred
> >Out of curiosity:
> >
> >Why would you want to do this?
&
e I looked.
The author's own page, where you can get the latest one is:
http://reality.sgi.com/cbrady_denver/memtest86
It's a standalone bootable floppy, and can be compiled on Linux, but
does not require Linux to run.
Fred
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were having their messaging-war with MS.
There's something named 'gaim' I've seen on freshmeat, but haven't
looked at it myself.
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You probably need to add the following to your /etc/ppp/options file:
proxyarp
Fred
David Taylor wrote:
>
> I have just recently set up a dial-in server to provide ppp access to
> our network here. Unfortunately, it is not working 100%.
>
> Dial-in connections and authent
heory, try running netstat -ct That will cause netstat to
update each second and also only output the tcp info for a much shorter
display. See if that also keeps telnet alive.
Fred
>
> --- Fred Herman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > "Adv. Systems Design" wrote:
>
Mike Lewis wrote:
>
> Tom Gilbert wrote:
> >
> > * Fred Herman ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> > > Tom Gilbert wrote:
> > > >
> >
> > I'm confused. What in Netscape do you double-click?
> >
Well, keyboard hotkeys are ok, but I'd
back up to 99%. I believe this is top initially seeing
itself running. Only a guess. It has nothing to do with telnet.
Fred
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>
> * Fred Herman ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> > Tom Gilbert wrote:
> > >
> > > * Fred Herman ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> > > > Not to be TOO greedy, but I have another question that no one answered
> > > > and I
quot;linux single". When finished in single-user mode, hit CTRL-D,
or shutdown and reboot.
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to work at 230400. But when i set the board to double speed last
night could not get reliable communications with the modem.
If anyone has knowledge of how to do this I'd appreciate pointers.
Thanx!
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Tom Gilbert wrote:
>
> * Fred Herman ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> > Not to be TOO greedy, but I have another question that no one answered
> > and I couldn't find in mail archives. How can I control the
> > double-click mouse speed in X? I'm running stock g
Steve Borho wrote:
>
> On Thu, Jan 13, 2000 at 03:44:54PM -0700, Fred Herman wrote:
> > While logging into a tty and talking on the phone, I managed to type the
> > password incorrectly 3-4 times. Now that TTY is totally non-responsive
> > (I assume a security feature).
Steve Borho wrote:
>
> On Thu, Jan 13, 2000 at 03:55:38PM -0700, Fred Herman wrote:
> > Already tried that. No joy. I also tryed stty sane > luck. The TTY is just frozen. It's been that way for a week.
>
> You didn't by accident hit ctrl-s on that tty, did
, how do I recover this TTY.
TIA
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console #1 (ALT-F1) doing "less /var/log/messages"
followed by giving the "F" command to less once it starts up. That's
equivalent to doing "tail -f /var/log/messages", except you can do CTRL-C
and scroll back and forth thru the log, then do "F" again to g
Zaigui Wang wrote:
>
> I recently got a internal modem. It is said to be hardware-basedm, so I
> assume it will work with linux.
>
> But I have a winmodem in my machine. How do I install this new one? Should
> I treat this new one as a PnP device? or should i reset the jumpers and
> make it non-
RH 4.1 sitting here, in case
that would be of any help. I wonder if the distributors, such as
CheapBytes, might still have some of the old ones lying around?
Fred
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Some things don't work, some things don't look quite right, but it
works well enough to read/compose/send/forward/reply-to mail. What I've
not gotten to work (though I've not dug very deeply to try) are things
like printing a document, or importing/exporting files.
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>
> I have had some really weird things happen to my web server over the last week. The
>name server stops for no reason, sometimes apache stops. When I login nothing seems
>to work right. I checked my login file and it is a differant size from my mail server
>login file.
g the
Windoze version, though I've not yet needed the Linux version. It's named
y2kwa22, and the Linux version is available as: Linux_Y2KWA22.zip.
Don't have the URL right in front of me, but if you visit freshmeat and
search there for y2kwa22 you'll find it (that's where
nux. I've just installed the Windoze version on my son's system
since its bios wants to tell us its 01/01/2094, and it now shows the
right date when booted. Time will tell.
Fred
>
> Anyone else having this problem? Are there any quick solutions other
> than the obvious, &qu
I'm running stock RedHat Gnome and I've been looking for where to change
the double-click time while running X. I tried changing the gpm
start-up with the -i parameter, but this apparently has no effect in
Gnome. Couldn't find anything in MANs either.
Clue please.
TIA
I'm running stock RedHat Gnome and I've been looking for where to change
the double-click time while running X. I tried changing the gpm
start-up with the -i parameter, but this apparently has no effect in
Gnome. Couldn't find anything in MANs either.
Clue please.
TIA
sk, I don't see how it could
do a good job since it won't have full access to the entire machine. I'd
recommend memtest86 (see above) or other stand-alone RAM test tool.
Fred
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On Sun, Dec 26, 1999 at 10:52:36PM -0700, Clint Tinsley wrote:
> fred smith wrote:
>
> > I've only the one example (previously described), but in my case (the old
> > MB was an ASUS with a P90, the new one is a FIC VA503+ with a K6-II/350)
> > Linux came up with out
On Sun, Dec 26, 1999 at 06:28:47PM -0700, Clint Tinsley wrote:
> My original response was to one Fred Smith, who had had a skirmish
> with Win9x after changing out his system board, and I was simply
> submitting that he had a deeper problem and I was only trying to make
> the poin
--rebuild". It cranks along for a bit then
dies with:
gcc -shared _tkinter.o tkappinit.o -ltix4.1.8.0 -lBLT -ltk8.0 -ltcl8.0
-L/usr/X11R6/lib -lX11 -o _tkinter.so
ld: cannot open -lBLT: No such file or directory
Anybody know what the library libBLT.a (-lBLT) is? And/or where do I
ge
at technique.
Thank goodness I rarely boot windoze on that system (I've got an old 486
on which I run Windoze when I absolutely have to) so it's not much of a
problem anymore.
Fred
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ot;,
write it to standard out which will then be redirected (by the shell) to
a file in the current directory named "member.file".
With that you should be able to do what you want.
Fred
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On Tue, Dec 21, 1999 at 12:59:36PM -0700, Philippe Moutarlier wrote:
>
> Could you precise what you mean by RT495 area ?
Probably means on or near Route 495, north of Boston, MA, USA.
Fred
>
> Regards
>
> Philippe Moutarlier
>
> "c. smith" <[E
Darin Bailey wrote:
>
> I don't remember that part of the installation, what if I didn't select
> multiple resolutions at install, does that mean I should reinstall to have
> that option?
>
> >From: Rob Saul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >Subject:
ess than
half as muchb as the external, so I'm guessing they are a Lose-modem
(aka winmodem). I didn't see any modems there by that name that were
internal but obviously also a real modem.
Fred
> Dave
>
> Jakob Sigurðsson wrote:
> >
> > Hello.
> >
> > I
Kevin Hemenway wrote:
>
> We run an old version of tripwire every night just as a security precaution
> (duh!). On Saturday, we noticed three files, seemingly unrelated had had
> their times updates:
>
> changed: -rw-r--r-- root 140 Dec 19 00:25:33 1999 /etc/mtab
> changed: -rw-r--r-- r
I'm running stock RedHat Gnome and I've been looking for where to change
the double-click time while running X. I tried changing the gpm
start-up with the -i parameter, but this apparently has no effect in
Gnome. Couldn't find anything in MANs either.
Clue please.
TIA
the DOS fs and I also need to be able to
> access a Novell 3.12 (soon 5.x) share.
>
There is a bash port to DOS, check out the DJGPP archives. See
www.delorie.com for pointers. There's also a huge pile of GNU tools
in the same collection.
Fred
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all, much
less as well as it does.
You may find it helpful to check out "The Lotus Notes for Linux
Resource Page" at http://www.brooklinesw.com/linux/linuxnotes.html.
Good luck!
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ce. If the format
ever changes you're hosed. I have no idea if it works on Joliet file
systems or not.
I call it "getvn.c" and compile it like this:
cc getvn.c -o getvn
and invoke it as:
getvn /dev/hdd
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add "-s" to the compiler command line.
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The OO paradigm has its value, but I can't see that writing a Unix
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them a copy of it, you're "free" to carry out
such a transaction. The phrase that's used a lot about GPL'd things is
"free speech, not free beer", which means you're "free" (as in liberty)
to use/modify/distribute, it does not mean that distribu
7;ll do color. For this
printer I use the BJC-600 driver of GhostScript and can get either B&W
or color. It seems to be somewhat sensitive to Ghostscript versions,
if yours doesn't quite work, you may wish to get a newer GhostScript.
Fred
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is, anyone have problems
> with this card?
I've got one (actually i think it's a 1542c, but not sure without
opening up the box) running our household server with RH 5.2 and an
old HP 2 gig scsi drive (5.25", weighs about a half-ton). Ancient
stuff but it runs (as long as
der are Plug'n'Pray which while they could be
made to work (isapnptools) are a pain in the rear.
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But God demonstrates his own love for us in this:
rady_denver/memtest86" for the latest version.
Fred
>
> The long version:
> I'm having some trouble with my linux box, and I'm pretty sure I know what
> going on, but I'm hoping you can help me find a workaround. I use my box
> mainly as a fileserver for my home netw
don't want to have
to go thru a more lengthy restart whenever I use it.
Fred
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There are several ways to do this, the one I commonly use is:
find / -iname j\* -print
The '\' tells the shell to pass following character literally to
the program, to not do anything else with it.
Fred
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else/* if NOT unqiue */
numrand--;
}
for ( j = 0 ; j < NUMRAND ; j++ )
printf ("item %d: %04d\n", j, randstor[j]);
}
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tute. The .resource directory created
under CAP is directly analogous to NetAtalk's .AppleDouble directory, so you
can directly copy file systems over. However, you lose the Desktop
Database, since the implementations are different.
-Fred
>Yes, Linux does have appletalk support. The softwar
n in lilo.conf : append="cdu31a=0xXXX"etc, etc.
Dunno if its been changed in RH 5.x, but in the 4.x series you had to say:
append="cdu31a_port=0xXXX"etc, etc.
^^^^^
despite what the manual s
On Sun, Jun 28, 1998 at 12:40:03PM -0400, Fred Smith wrote:
> On Sat, Jun 27, 1998 at 11:00:30PM +0900, Richard Sharpe wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > what I am seeking is a program, more or less :-), that allows the user to
> > scroll left or right in a document as well a
this at boot time ??
Add it either to your /etc/rc.d/rc.local, or to the shell startup scripts
in your home directory (what those scripts' filenames are depends on
what shell you're running, I've added it to the .login in my home directo
using version 332 (type the 'V' command while in
less) and it uses left and right arrows to do horizontal scrolling.
Older commands will also do it but I think it required some slightly
more arcane command, i.e., did not use the arrows.
Fred
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other item on this (or another) filesystem it points to. A symbolic link
may reside on a filesystem other than the one pointed to. A symbolic link
may also point to a directory.
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e new root
partition.
If you've already fixed up the fstab and /etc/lilo files, then all
you should need to do once you've booted the floppy is to rerun lilo,
shut down and let it boot from the hard drive.
Fred
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memorized
the procedure but do recall having found it in the online docs once when
I did need to know. Likely someone else here can tell you the way to do it
if you need, also.
Fred
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Just checking to see if im getting out
warned you not to read this.
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Anybody using Hummingbird XTerm to RHL50?
which communication form do you use (rexec? rsh? rlogin?)
What files need to be setup on Linux side (hosts.equiv?,
others?). I got xdm running on the target Linux box.
fred
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Anybody using Hummingbird XTerm to RHL50?
which communication form do you use (rexec? rsh? rlogin?)
What files need to be setup on Linux side (hosts.equiv?,
others?). I got xdm running on the target Linux box.
fred
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your modem to do this varies. On some modems, setting
S95=1 will do it, on others not. Best to see your modem's reference manual.
Fred
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bu
ven't tried this yet, but may some day in the
future now that my wife has W95 on her system) bringing up a PPP
connection from Windoze to Linux on a null modem cable, which would give
you the best of both worlds.
Good luck!
Fred
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r one it actually is using for display. Usually this will be
the first one that does not have a login: prompt. On my system it is
F9, but YMMV.
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e that (an
excessively generic description, if you ask me) will work, but I wonder
if I can get confirmation before trying this.
Thanks a lot!
-Fred
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till
in use the OS will not actually free the space until it is no longer in
use.
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n 2.1 with a
version 2.0 serial mouse. Problem fixed!
Anybody know the difference between these meeces?
fred
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m a few weeks ago, noticed that a 233MHz
K6 was under a hundred bucks.
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it as a mime-type document and interprets
it as such when reading the document. Any other mail tool that correctly
implements all the mime types should also do so. enriched/text supports
colors, bold, dim, underline, etc., so what more do you need for e
y or may not need to do that, replace it with whatever
magic incantation it takes to get the first login prompt from your host.
The "mru 296 mtu 296" is unnecessary, it is there for reasons of my own
that have nothing to do with whether or not it'll work, you won't need &#
On Sat, Jun 13, 1998 at 01:17:21PM -0400, Fred Whipple wrote:
> LG wrote:
> >
> > Hi all,
> >
> > Running redhat 5.0, and get this silly Memory Exhasted error, whenever I
> > run who. I have plenty of memory, so I figure it is buggy somewhere.
> >
>
take
down the system and bring it back up (i.e., reboot). Seems harmless,
and of course finger is always available as a 'who' substitute.
-Fred
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regularly updated) for
spam filtering. Not only will you not need to write your own, it is
probably a good example you can study.
Fred
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but he
g only, that as long as you want to use
the 3rd and 4th drives only for Linux (and do not boot from them) it is
not a problem, it should work. It MAY be possible that you need to tell
the kernel about them with a lilo boot prompt parameter, but I'm only
guessing on that.
Fred
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ht? Is there a FAQ or a HOWTO available somewhere on this topic?
Thanks,
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de-cd".
If you haven't read those, I'd suggest you do,... when I first brought
up an IDE cdrom drive here they helped immensely.
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What is the purpose of this message?
TIA, fred
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Eric Wood wrote:
>
> If so, is there a step-by-step install page?
It sure does work (well, let's say it works with RH5.X to the extent
that it works at all). Instructions can be found at:
http://www.waldherr.org/soffice
Good luck.
es (this would explain the
very sharp, flat display and the two faint horizontal lines on every
Trinitron screen)?!?! I know they make their screens accept very high
refresh rates (boy am I used to it with Macintosh and Sun monitors) but
I *need* a Trinitron screen... if I could get both
t key produces an
astric (sp?) -- i.e., shift-8. The left shift key works fine. I'm
running KDE under Linux and CDE under Solaris, if that makes any sense.
Anyone have any tips to share?
Thanks,
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>
> ideas?
When utmp gets trashed on other Unixes, the usual way to clean it up
is to go to single-user mode then type:
cat > /var/run/utmp
followed by
^D
which should truncate it to zero-length but leave permissions unchanged.
Then shut
that happens, instead of pressing the ENTER key, try CTRL-J
INSTEAD of ENTER. If that works and lets you log in, then issue
the command:
stty sane
and follow it with ^J instead of ENTER. Having done that the problem
OUGHT to be cleared up.
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e( fd );
I've not experimented with this much, don't know if you need to be root
to make this work, or not.
Good luck!
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uucp transfer via that connection.
I can send you (sanitized) versions of that stuff if you want to send me
private e-mail requesting it. You can probably modify it to do what you're
wanting.
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ation (nope...
not a typo). At that point, Norton Utilities for MacOS (and I assume
NT, etc.) would say that it's definately time to defragment. Should I
worry about it under linux at 18%?
Thanks,
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." is NOT in your PATH environment. This is
done on purpose, as a (sort of weak) security measure against trojans. It's
a good idea to not change it, but to get in the habit of using ./
if you want to run something from your current directory.
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my modem is on COM4/IRQ5). Some people advocate
abandoning the cua devices, but all I know is it works for me.
Fred
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akeup call, and disconnect
after 2 rings before anybody answers, saving toll charges.
fred
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watch depending on whats gone wrong or right. Works
pretty cool. And since it uses FM radio waves, you dont
have to worry about bad satelites ruining your pager
reception.
I dont work for Seiko, just a happy customer. Check it out
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