Hi
Has anyone run PVM3 on linux I am anxious to know how you got on. I have just
downloaded the program and am about to set about compiling it. Any one that
knows _ANYTHING_ about it is greatly encouraged to say their bit Every
little will be of help
Thanks and I am hoping to get loads of r
Yes Guy, that was it. I realized that after I sent the mail. :-) There
was no dependency conflict generated when I installed g77. Should
there be? g77 will work in the fact that it will compile, but not
link. As for the f2c and fort77, they don't seem to work with the
rather large piece of
Package: xbase
Version: 3.1.2-8
I upgraded X to ELF from .99R6, and after going through xbase, xfnt*,
xlib and some clients, xdm didn't start the server. I had to
re-decipher all the mess of xdm which I obviously had forgotten :-(
The order I did it was xlib, xbase, xfnt*, xserver-s3. It turns ou
>Is anyone out there using a linux box as an NIS client?
> Does it work?
Yes and yes. ypbind used to die occasionally with older versions
but doesn't anymore with the current version.
David
--
David EngelOptical Data Systems, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
You can also try
f2c *.f
gcc *.c -lm -lf2c -o theprogram
and see if that works, while you solve the problem with g77. Maybe the
problem if only with the g77 installation.
avelino
How does one get this to work? It's running but it won't let other hosts
finger me. The man page says to add -f to the fingerd command, but
where and how?
Jason Eggleston
http://www-scf.usc.edu/~jegglest/
Hello, Debian-users!
Is anyone out there using a linux box as an NIS client?
Does it work?
-- Mark
.-.
___Mark_Tomory___ooo_(_U_)[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Network Coordinator 2001 Alford Park Dr.
Carthage College Kenosha,
On Thu, 2 May 1996, Francisco Avelino da Silva wrote:
> * The X configuration: hh. I run X well when I try startx xinit or
> xdm with fvwm. When I used openwin upon xdm was more complicated, but with
> some effort now it works (at home I have a new atlantis-intel
> motherboard with a AtiMach64
On Thu, 2 May 1996, James D. Freels wrote:
> Can I install v 1.1 over the existing v 0.93R6 installation as a usual
> package (or whole sets of packages) upgrade? I could not find
> instructions on how to do that.
Yes, you can. Two sets of instructions have been posted to debian-user
recently d
"Troy J Kelley" writes:
Troy> Hello, I have a real simple fortran program that I'm trying to
Troy> compile with the 1.1 g77 package. I have all the "depends" installed
Troy> properly. When I compile the code I get:
Troy>
Troy> ld: cannot open crt1.o: No such file or directory
You
OK - that's low-memory complaint number 2 and the day is still young.
I will issue a new root disk that allows you to turn off the shell on
the second virtual console. Hopefully you'll be able to squeak by after
that. I'll also add a boot option to start the shell, not the menu, on
the first virtua
In /etc/init.d/keyboard, change the "loadkeys" line to load one of the other
files in /usr/lib/kbd/keytables . You might want to configure what console
font is used, change the font=none line to one of the fonts in
/usr/lib/kbd/consolefonts .
Thanks
Bruce
> and when a classmate here asked me to help him
> installing Debian on his 4 MB Cyrex (sp?) 486-80 I said "sure, no
i> problem", but the installation didn't complete. When asked to swap disks
> (boot->root), I prints "Running sh" or something like that, and hangs.
Can you lend your friend a fe
Luis F. Gonzalez wrote:
> yesterday I installed 1.1 from scratch and it all went smoothly but for the
> keyboard. I am using a spanish keyboard and altough I selected it in the re-
> levant section of the installation, the keyboard table never gets loaded.
I don't have access to my Linux system r
Hello,
I have a real simple fortran program that I'm trying to compile
with the 1.1 g77 package. I have all the "depends" installed
properly. When I compile the code I get:
ld: cannot open crt1.o: No such file or directory
Any clues as to why this is? Any quick help would REALLY be
appreciat
Michael Meskes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Neil Turton writes:
> > There is a loophole if there is a file-system problem on the root
> > partition. /etc/init.d/boot will drop you into a root shell if the
> > root partition has serious errors on it. Maybe there should be an
> > option for secur
Martin Alonso Soto Jacome:
> > Speaking of junk e-mail, I did some more work on my junkmail
> > daemon today. junkmail is an autoresponder I wrote to "deal with"
> > the ever-increasing amount of unsolicited commercial email I
> > receive every day. Instead of getting angry and writing a very
I have been using and staying current with the 0.93R6 version of
Debian. I would like to install v 1.1 beta and test it and contribute
to the beta testing effort. I have seen the installation from floppy
disk instructions. I could also install on a separate "test" machine
that would be different
On Thu, 2 May 1996, gli wrote:
> Then I joyfully upgraded the rest of the system. I upgraded the X11 from
> the unstable tree, after I fetched all the packages that I need such as
> xbase, xserver-mach32, etc, and install it, also using dselect and
> dpkg-ftp, but I got some error messages at the
For your interest, I would suggest that a help screen along the lines
of the following would be more helpful, at least to myself, and
perhaps others. This file is to be considered bogus, however, unless
someone corrects and extends it. Mainly, I don't understand most of
these parameters; in parti
On Tue, 30 Apr 1996, Bruce Perens wrote:
subject says it all:)
\\
THE LONELY ONE
Ah, on the fallen leaves before my gate,
How far his footsteps sound for whom i wait!
\
I have tried to install teh debian .96r3 the base system went fine
with no problem but when using dpkg it keeps telling me I am out of
memory.
I have 8 meg of real memory and created a 30meg swap partition when
installing also i have plenty of free disk space, any help would be
greatly appreci
Well I tried installing 1.1 last night with no success. The
first time I used the default of using the ramdisk. After booting
and loading the ramdisk it loadid the keyboard map then one other
command that I don't remember. Shortly it said dinstal was unable to
fork. I went at it again
Hi,
yesterday I installed 1.1 from scratch and it all went smoothly but for the
keyboard. I am using a spanish keyboard and altough I selected it in the re-
levant section of the installation, the keyboard table never gets loaded.
I ve used only Slackware and as the structure of the init scripts
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Evan Welsh) wrote on 30.04.96 in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> $ /usr/sbin/sendmail -f evan evan < ~/test.msg
> clnttcp_create: RPC: Program not registered
> Segmentation fault
> $
>
> Now this looked just like a problem I had with tar a while back. When tar
> refused to perform any o
Hello everybody
I'm working with debian-linux v1.1 (I upgrated it the last weekend at
home a now in my office). All it is working as I expect but I just had to
solve some minor problems:
* The X configuration: hh. I run X well when I try startx xinit or
xdm with fvwm. When I used openwin u
Neil Turton writes:
> There is a loophole if there is a file-system problem on the root
> partition. /etc/init.d/boot will drop you into a root shell if the
> root partition has serious errors on it. Maybe there should be an
> option for securing the console which would stop root shells from
>
Hi,
I installed the 0.93R6, and followed the script that was posted here, to
upgrade to 1.1 base system. That was all fine. I used dselect and dpkg-ftp
along the way.
Then I joyfully upgraded the rest of the system. I upgraded the X11 from
the unstable tree, after I fetched all the packages th
On Thu, 2 May 1996, Craig Sanders wrote:
> Does gcc now have 'Provides: cpp'?
Yes. Now it's like this:
gcc - Provides: cpp, Conflicts: cpp
cpp - Conflicts: gcc
And they both have the /lib/cpp link.
Guy
On Wed, 1 May 1996 00:11:46 -0600 (MDT), Gerry Jensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>> modprobe: can't locate module net-pf-3
>> modprobe: can't locate module net-pf-4
>> modprobe: can't locate module net-pf-5
>
>I get this too but haven't a clue as to why. I get this whenver I connec
On Wed, 1 May 1996, David Engel wrote:
> > > The problem is that the links /usr/bin/cpp and /lib/cpp don't come
> > > with gcc. If gcc really gives everything, it should give these
> > > symlinks as well.
> >
> > I think they now do in the very latest version, released yesterday.
>
> That's right,
> Does gcc now have 'Provides: cpp'?
Yes.
> I had to install cpp 2.7.2-6 (even though i already had gcc 2.7.2-6
> installed!) a week or so ago because netstd depended on cpp.
Installing cpp shouldn't be necessary if you already have gcc.
> maybe netstd should depend on 'cpp | gcc'? or maybe gcc
On Wed, 1 May 1996, Brian K Servis wrote:
> When booting I get the following errors when calculating dependencies.
>
> *** Unresolved symbols in module /lib/modules/1.2.13/net/3c501.o
> *** Unresolved symbols in module /lib/modules/1.2.13/net/3c509.o
> *** Unresolved symbols in module /lib/module
On Wed, 1 May 1996, Christian Hudon wrote:
> On Wed, 1 May 1996 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > One irritating feature of dselect as it is at the moment is this:
> > if I start dselect and add only one or two packages, it prints
> > the entire list of packages on my screen, one by one, along with
On Wed, 1 May 1996, Gerry Jensen wrote:
> On Wed, 1 May 1996, Scott Barker wrote:
>
> > Lars Wirzenius said:
> >
> > > Don't do that. Mail bombing is worse than junk mail.
> >
> > But it's not a bomb. You're just helping the spammer along by
> > showing him a bunch of examples of other people's
On Wed, 1 May 1996, Lars Wirzenius wrote:
> Scott Barker:
> > You might want to consider saving some of the junkmail (perhaps
> > a database holding about 5Meg worth of junkmail), and send each
> > spammer a copy of each o f those junk mails, just so they know
> > how it feels :) Preface each one
> My test-bed for the 1.1 install is a slow 386 with 4MB + 640K . This
> machine has Linux installed on it several times a week :-) . The RAM
> disk implementation in the new kernels uses less memory (it used to
> have a RAM cache of the RAM disk). The installation tools on 1.1 also
> use less RAM
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