On Sat, 7 Sep 1996, Jim Worthington wrote:
> It looks as if my /etc/X11/Xsession file is not being read. Where
> does this get called from? I suspect that whatever is causing this
> problem is also responsible for my xdm problem. /etc/X11/config also
> looks OK.
Oh I forgot... it must be calle
On Sat, 7 Sep 1996, James A. Robinson wrote:
> .Xmodmap
> keycode 22 = BackSpace
> keycode 107 = Delete
107 is Delete by default.
> Jim
The .xresources and .emacs code is nice, thanks, I copied it to my
configs.
Vad.
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Vadik V. (_`[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.nether.n
On Sat, 7 Sep 1996, Jim Worthington wrote:
> It looks as if my /etc/X11/Xsession file is not being read. Where
> does this get called from? I suspect that whatever is causing this
> problem is also responsible for my xdm problem. /etc/X11/config also
> looks OK.
I'm sending you my /etc/X11/Xses
On Sat, 7 Sep 1996, Miguel A. Avillez wrote:
>
> Cna anynone please tell me how do I mirror a site?
> Is there any howto?
>
> what are the procedures? Which files shall I configure?
>
If you get the mirror package, the instructions are all there but in a
nutshell, you will need to configure t
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Hi all!
Yesterday evening i started installation of Debian-1.1.5 being well aware
about the need to use the bad_links_fix_1.1.5.tgz for fixing some troubles
related with the spoiled CD-ROM which i received like a few others too.
Using the 1,44" diskimages in
help help :/
i've been tring to setup majordomo and have done the following:
1 made '/etc/smail/lists' dir
2 did ln -s /var/lib/majordomo/lists /etc/smail/lists
3 added to /etc/smail/directors:
aliasinclude:
driver=aliasinclude,nobody;
copysecure,co
Miguel> Cna anynone please tell me how do I mirror a site? Is there any
Miguel> howto?
No, but I've put a README with some documentation, as well as an example file
for ftp.debian.org, into the Debian mirror package. The manual page for
mirror is quite good.
Miguel> what are the procedure
Vadik Vygonets wrote:
>
> On Sat, 7 Sep 1996, Jim Worthington wrote:
>
> > (1) Netscape 3.0B7 - non debian
> >
> > The backspace key doesn't work. Is this a setup problem?
>
> Put the following line in your /etc/X11/Xmodmap:
> keycode 22 = BackSpace
>
> Vad.
I tried adding the line to /e
Hi all
Cna anynone please tell me how do I mirror a site?
Is there any howto?
what are the procedures? Which files shall I configure?
thanks
miguel
> On Sat, 7 Sep 1996, Jim Worthington wrote:
> > The backspace key doesn't work. Is this a setup problem?
>
> Put the following line in your /etc/X11/Xmodmap:
> keycode 22 = BackSpace
I've found that I need to do a bit more then this because I use
emacs.
.Xmodmap
keycode 22 = BackSpac
Dolgopolsky Igor writes:
Igor> Hello. I have a problem with iBCS from 1.2.13 don't match 2.0.16.
Igor> I downloaded iBCS 2.0 but cannot compile this.
You can just ignore the errors. I usually do "make" after un-tar-ing the
source, with no confih whatsoever and it works. The make breaks i
Hello.
I have a problem with iBCS from 1.2.13 don't match 2.0.16.
I downloaded iBCS 2.0 but cannot compile this. I get warnings like
"function declaration isn't a prototype" and at the end of compilation
Error after executing "cc -pipe -b i486-linuxaout -c -o boot.o boot.S"
in the directory where b
On Sat, 7 Sep 1996, Jim Worthington wrote:
> (1) Netscape 3.0B7 - non debian
>
> The backspace key doesn't work. Is this a setup problem?
Put the following line in your /etc/X11/Xmodmap:
keycode 22 = BackSpace
Vad.
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Vadik V. (_`[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.nether.net/~leg
I had no problem in running dosemu (deb package 0.60.1?) that came with
Debian 1.1 with kernel 2.0.6 (I recompiled the kernele for other reasons
so I don't know if the standard in boot.bin could have give any trouble to
dosemu)
Write to me if I can help you.
Lazaro
> Watch out so you don't run into an infinite loop:
> Suppose that you mount the target disk on /mnt, then
> "cd /
> tar cf - . | (cd /mnt; tar xvlpf -)"
> would copy some things to /mnt then copy /mnt/* to /mnt/mnt/ and so on.
It doesn't. I've been using this a lot lately while reorganising fil
"Nathan O. Siemers":
> You know, it is not straightforward to keep *only* the intel binaries
> mirrored on another machine. I did write a preliminary mirror config file:
...
> Does anyone have a better config file for this purpose?
Here's a sanitized version of mine:
package=debian-rex
site=ftp.l
> You know, it is not straightforward to keep *only* the intel binaries
> mirrored on another machine. I did write a preliminary mirror config file:
>
> package=debian
> site=ftp.caldera.com
> remote_dir=/pub/mirrors/debian
> local_dir=/usr3/people/nathan/src/debian
> get_patt=(binary-all/|non-fre
> First, I switched to a
> BusLogic Flashpoint; this was not detected though I typed "linux
> buslogic=[iobase]" at the "boot:" prompt as directed.
See the special notice for FlashPoint owners with Linux systems at the end
of this message.
> TMC-8xx/TMC-950 options: ARBITRATE SLOW_HANDSHAKE FAST3
I'm having the following problems, any suggestions woulg be greatly
appreciated.
Jim
(1) Netscape 3.0B7 - non debian
The backspace key doesn't work. Is this a setup problem?
I'm using TCSH shell
(2) xdm - Debian 1.1.0 release
The Debian login window appears, After a correct login
[User is getting a "too many processes" error]
I am using "tcsh" for a shell, and when I run the "limit" command, I get
"maxproc 30". This seems a bit low. Try becoming root, and in csh or
tcsh running "limit maxproc 100", and see if you can actually run enough
processes.
This number is set to 25
[What do the dpkg --smallmem and --largemem flags do?]
On a 4MB system, dpkg's in-RAM database is larger than your physical
RAM. Thus, you use virtual memory for much of this database.
Unfortunately, dpkg has poor locality-of-reference when accessing
this database, so most of its execution time o
>Date: Thu, 29 Aug 1996 10:33:01 -0400 (EDT)
>From: Dale Scheetz
>Subject: Re: help ?
>
>On Thu, 29 Aug 1996 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> My pentium is not booting after I installed Debian 1.1 (kernel 2.0.0). The
>> system hangs after configuring the serial ports. Here is what the last
This is a good idea. I would suggest:
debian-install
debian-user (instead of debian-technical)
debian-novice (instead of debian-nontechnical).
Derrick.
Zoikes.
You know, it is not straightforward to keep *only* the intel binaries
mirrored on another machine. I did write a preliminary mirror config file:
package=debian
site=ftp.caldera.com
remote_dir=/pub/mirrors/debian
local_dir=/usr3/people/nathan/src/debian
get_patt=(binary-all/|non-free/bina
Hello again...
Since upgrading to 1.1, syslogd doesn't start up at boot. I have seen
this problem brought up on the list before, but didn't see an answer.
This only relevant things in var/log/messages (not too useful as
syslogd isn't usually running) is perhaps:
Sep 2 10:05:23 secura-9 syslogd
Hello,
I'm getting some "out of processes" errors lately in my debian
1.1 installation. Typically this is returned to the shell when I try
to open a new xterm, etc.
Linux secura-8 2.0.0 #3 Sun Jun 23 22:23:43 PDT 1996 i486
"top" says I only have about 50 procs running, and I doubt Linux would
Hi John --
You said:
> The kernel needed is the "special kernel 6: special NCR53C8XX." This special
> kernel is supposedly available from buzz-fixed/disks-i386/special-kernels
> at any Debian FTP site. However, when I go the Debian FTP site the only
> special kernels available are numbers 0 throu
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, you write:
>> and start installing?
>
>I am working on this for Debian 1.2 . Currently, you have to go through
>the 5-floppy thing as detailed in my installation document on our WWW
>site and also via FTP as
>ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian/stable/disks-i386/current/i
if you run eepro as a module try adding:
options eepro io=0x230
in /etc/conf.modules. if you have it compiled in the kernel (as i do)
add:
append="ether=0,0x230,eth0"
in /etc/lilo.conf. i've tried it both ways and it works fine for me
(set at 0x210). now if i can only convince the card to show
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trying to understand the meaning of the following:
- ---
'dpkg -help'
[]
--largemem | --smallmemOptimise for large (>4Mb) or small (<4Mb) RAM use
[]
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what exactly this future means , what it affects ?
if anbd could
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