Hi,
>>"Brian" == Brian C White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> > Is there a Debian-ized package of this kernel or are Debian
>> testers > expected to grab the "raw" source?
>> There is indeed a Debian-ized version of the kernel. The package is
>> called kernel-image.
You could als
Someone recently posted a long patch file to fix the spelling of Linux
in Emacs 19.31. Well, I just had a look and it is not a spelling
mistake: it is quite intentional. "Lignux" is GNU's new short name for
a "Linux-based GNU system".
I have quoted below the file "emacs-19.31/etc/LINUX-GNU" from t
> "Brian" == Brian C White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Brian> But is there a "self-compiled-kernel-image"? At least the new
Brian> "diald" (in Incoming) depends on "kernel-image".
Brian> So... Should there be a restriction against listing the
Brian> kernel-image as a dependancy in another
As I understand dselect, it looks at the Packages file to determine
the list of packages, their dependencies, and whatever else.
Suppose I want to upgrade a single package. I grab the .deb file.
But now what? The Packages file doesn't know about the new package.
I know I could install it using
We're going to build another kernel with an updated device driver. That
will probably fix this problem.
Thanks
Bruce
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Austin Donnelly ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
: $ export LESS='-M -X -z-2'
In addition to that, I suggest '-I' which makes the text-search case
insensitive (a search for "Linux" will match "Linux, "linux" or
"LINUX" ...).
Winfried
Evan Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Try
> XTerm*titeInhibit: true
> and thanks, I've always wanted to know how to do that!
I should have RTFMd first. That is a far easier way of
accomplishing the same thing. However, my solution still stands if
you have an xterm that doesn
I know the updated packages are all uploaded in the incoming directory of
master.debian.org but since that date they never show up in the
'unstable' directory. Why?
I use a local mirror with NFS to do my testings. Not having an up-to-date
hierarchy and Packages file makes things a bit harder.
> > Is there a Debian-ized package of this kernel or are Debian testers
> > expected to grab the "raw" source?
>
> There is indeed a Debian-ized version of the kernel. The package is called
> kernel-image.
But is there a "self-compiled-kernel-image"? At least the new "diald" (in
Incoming) depend
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you write:
>I'm trying to configure xterm so that, for example, the screen isn't
>restored after exiting less.
>
>>From reading the manual page, I'd expect that a resource of the form
>*titeInhibit: True
> or
>*TiteInhibit: True
>
>would do the trick. How
Hi.
I tried to install debian 1.1 with Boot1440.bin from may 28, but there was
a problem:
I have a Pentium with Adaptec AHA2940 SCSI-controller and a Samsung
PLS-31274S SCSI-harddisk.
Here is a part of the output of the boot process:
(...)
aic7xxx: Burstlen = 8DWD, Latency timer = 32PCLKS
aic7
Hi.
I tried to install debian 1.1 with Boot1440.bin from may 28, but there was
a problem:
I have a Pentium with Adaptec AHA2940 SCSI-controller and a Samsung
PLS-31274S SCSI-harddisk.
Here is a part of the output of the boot process:
(...)
aic7xxx: Burstlen = 8DWD, Latency timer = 32PCLKS
aic
Ohh NO a trekie!!
> > help
>
> The holodeck doctor materializes and says "Please state the nature of the
> emergency" :-) .
>
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> You can do the same thing f
hello :)
Well i installed the 3 base disks and rebotted the system and
everything looks fine. Now i wish to add a few thing like "vi", "pine",
and "fortune". The thing is i'm not sure just how to do this. Do i use
dselect from root? How about the install command?
-Robert
> I'm trying to configure xterm so that, for example, the screen isn't
> restored after exiting less.
Hideous behavior, no? Anyway, you're looking in the wrong place.
If your less (vi, emacs, etc.) is compiled to read from termcap,
edit /etc/termcap and comment out or remove the ti and te e
Raul Miller wrote:
>
> I'm trying to configure xterm so that, for example, the screen isn't
> restored after exiting less.
>
> >From reading the manual page, I'd expect that a resource of the form
> *titeInhibit: True
> or
> *TiteInhibit: True
>
> would do the trick. However, this
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