[Siglinux] capture tv on one machine, compress on another

2002-11-24 Thread Jason Pepas
if any of you have a box with tv-in which is too slow to compress video in real time, and a fast box with no tv-in (like me), you can capture tv on the slow machine and compress it on the other: # capture tv on one machine and compress on another: # on machine bob: socat TCP4-LISTEN: - | men

Re: [Siglinux] installing stuff

2002-11-24 Thread Andrew Gaul
On Sun, Nov 24, 2002 at 06:02:35PM -0600, Daniel Brown wrote: > to check your $PATH environment variable (assuming you use /bin/bash): > > `set | grep ^PATH` echo $PATH > to check if gcc is in the path: > > `which gcc` > > to check if gcc exists out of the path: > > `locate gcc | grep b

Re: [Siglinux] >>Question<

2002-11-24 Thread Jason Pepas
> and if you don't have partition magic, there is the option of creating a > filesystem inside a file, and installing linux there. I haven't tried it, > but Winlinux will do this automatically. I am not sure how to do it with > other distros. ah, nevermind. winlinux is not supported under NT, 2

Re: [Siglinux] >>Question<

2002-11-24 Thread Jason Pepas
> Your winxp partition must be fat or fat32 formatted to work w/ Mandrake's > resize option. If its NTFS, you'll need partitionmagic. and if you don't have partition magic, there is the option of creating a filesystem inside a file, and installing linux there. I haven't tried it, but Winlinux

Re: [Siglinux] installing stuff

2002-11-24 Thread Daniel Brown
to check your $PATH environment variable (assuming you use /bin/bash): `set | grep ^PATH` to check if gcc is in the path: `which gcc` to check if gcc exists out of the path: `locate gcc | grep bin` if locate gives an error saying the database file doesnt exist: `updatedb` (as r

Re: [Siglinux] installing stuff

2002-11-24 Thread David Geoffrion
Do you have GCC installed? if so, is it in the path? - Original Message - From: "Tom Jacob" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, November 24, 2002 11:25 AM Subject: [Siglinux] installing stuff > hey, i just recently installed mandrake; when ever i try to ./configure

[Siglinux] installing stuff

2002-11-24 Thread Tom Jacob
hey, i just recently installed mandrake; when ever i try to ./configure anything, i get the following (or something very similar to it. any idea how to fix it? checking for a BSD-compatible install... /usr/bin/install -c checking whether build environment is sane... yes checking whether make s