I started updating my old netscape3.0b5 today with the 3.0 linux-elf binary
released recently on their FTP server.
Relaying on my experience with earlier versions I proceeded with the
update assuming that netscape WILL INCORPORATE MY OLD BOOKMARKS into the new
configuration.
In vain! It deleted
Hi Susan,
"Susan G. Kleinmann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> It would probably be a good idea to remind folks (in the FAQ or wherever)
> about the rationale for using curses vs. termcap. I tried to find one
> using AltaVista and DejaNews, but I'll bet you can guess what a snowstorm
> of "inform
After installing debian recently, I've started getting messages from
the cron processes that it cannot find the 'savelog' command. I looked
for it on my system and cannot find it. Anyone know which package this
belongs to?
Thanks...
Splitting up the debian-user list is a good idea, but all those groups
should probably mirrored on a debian-user type mailing list, for the
people who do want to be getting all the mail.
Just my $0.02
Shaya
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Shaya Potter
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
"Brian C. White" writes:
-> > Found to my great surprise that netscape now doesn't default to ghostview'
ing
-> > a .ps file --- could you post me your /etc/mailcap file to overcome this?
->
-> It's a bug in Netscape that causes it not to poperly evaluate the test
-> condiditon. I have reported
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On Sun, 8 Sep 1996, Bill Roman wrote:
roman>I refuse to believe that it takes a 4.5 MB executable (no, it's not
roman>statically linked) to have a useful X web browser.
roman>
roman>I've tried Mosaic (2.7 beta), but it's rather dated (no frames, for
roman>one th
> I choose CDU-31-A as CD drive module and tried to install it with the
> parameters "0x340,5".
Oh darn. I gave the wrong advice.
Try:
modprobe cdu31a cdu31a_port=0x340 cdu31a_irq=5
If you use "modconf" (the module configuration menu) use the arguments
cdu31a_port=0x340 cdu31a_
On Sun, 8 Sep 1996, Rosenberg Yigal wrote:
>
> > What's wrong with base14-3.bin ? It's been on the FTP site for at least
> > a month with no other complaint.
> >
> I don't know whats wrong with them . But :
> 1)
> when I created the disks , I could not install the "base " pkg.
> 2)
>
> (1) Netscape 3.0B7 - non debian
>
> The backspace key doesn't work. Is this a setup problem?
> I'm using TCSH shell
You need to tell Netscape how to find the XKeySymDB file. Try this:
setenv XKEYSYMDB /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/XKeysymDB
Or, use the Debian package.
Just wondering, are you using the load_module.sh script or trying to
insmod the modules plainly. Dosemu comes with a special version of
insmod. When I run it from the script, it runs perfectly, only when I
run insmod plain does it fail like that.
Hope this helps,
Shaya Potter
--
Shaya Potter
> Found to my great surprise that netscape now doesn't default to ghostview'ing
> a .ps file --- could you post me your /etc/mailcap file to overcome this?
It's a bug in Netscape that causes it not to poperly evaluate the test
condiditon. I have reported this bug to Netscape, so hopefully it will
netscape is a motif application, and all motif application will show that
behavior, there is a program written by one of the people at netscape
that is included in some X distributions. If you want it look at the
netscape faq at netscape site, it will give you a link to the program.
Hope this
If you think about it, c.o.l is really a misnomer. Linux is not really
the operating system. Debian is the operating system. Linux is just a
kernel, that many operating systems have based themselves on because it's
freely available and it has a lot of support on the net.
In that light, pu
On Fri, 6 Sep 1996, Miro Torrielli wrote:
> While on the kernel subject, I'm having problems insmoding the
> emumod module of dosemu. After a successful compile, emumod
> won't load, saying:
>
> undefined
> (repeated fifteen or so times)
> Loading failed! The module symbols (from linux-
Hi Bruce --
You said:
> Supporting two terminal management mechanisms would not be a good idea.
It would probably be a good idea to remind folks (in the FAQ or wherever)
about the rationale for using curses vs. termcap. I tried to find one
using AltaVista and DejaNews, but I'll bet you can guess
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On Sat, 7 Sep 1996, Bruce Perens wrote:
> You may be giving the module the wrong argument (for that version, at
> least). Try "modprobe cdu31 cdu31a=0x340,5" . Also, add ",PAS" to that
> if you are using the CD connector on a Pro Audio Spectrum card.
>
Until n
How do I get off this mail list . Anyone please help.
Quit
Thank You
Please help me. I wish to get off the mailing list. How can I do this?
Thank You
Please help me . I wish to download Debian 1.1 from ftp://ftp.debian
.org . What files must I download for an IBM 486 computer.
Thank You
Tell me where the source for "scilab" is, and I will remove its termcap
dependence. I'm a reasonably competent ncurses programmer.
Supporting two terminal management mechanisms would not be a good idea.
Bruce
Please help me locate all files needed to download Debian 1.1 .
Thank You
Hello,
Actually this termcap thing is beginning to get annoying. There are at
least two other packages I want to add that are not supported by anyone
yet. The most important being scilab, but it won't compile the way debian
has changed termcaps. I must have spent a day trying to redo the makef
I refuse to believe that it takes a 4.5 MB executable (no, it's not
statically linked) to have a useful X web browser.
I've tried Mosaic (2.7 beta), but it's rather dated (no frames, for
one thing). I also tried arena (beta-3), but it seems, well, like
there's substantial room for improvement in
Vadik Vygonets wrote:
>
> On Sat, 7 Sep 1996, Jim Worthington wrote:
>
> > It looks as if my /etc/X11/Xsession file is not being read.
After several hours of floundering, I got xdm working. xdm was not
running, I believe because some of the xdm startup files including
/etc/X11/Xsession were not
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you write:
>
>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=al
On Fri, 6 Sep 1996, Bruce Perens wrote:
> [Question about how to neatly change the eepro driver CSR address]
>
> If it's a module, try "modprobe eepro io=0x230". If that works, add it
> to /etc/conf.modules . Otherwise, just add 0x230 to eepro_portlist.
>
Adding 0x230 to eepro_portlist doesn't
> What's wrong with base14-3.bin ? It's been on the FTP site for at least
> a month with no other complaint.
>
I don't know whats wrong with them . But :
1)
when I created the disks , I could not install the "base " pkg.
2)
So I downloaded the files again -> the same bug.
3)
For l
> "DG" == David Gaudine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
DG> On 6 Sep 1996, Juri Pakaste wrote:
>> Wouldn't comp.os.linux.distrib.debian.* or something similar be
>> better? If users of other distributions decide that they'd like to
>> have newsgroups too, things would be pretty confusing with
Hi Danny--
In what are by now prehistoric times you said:
> I tried to compile kermit 5A(190) and the make failed,
> complaining that it couldn't find -ltermcap.
Bill Mitchell bequeathed to me the kermit package, and building a new one
is on my list of todo's. I'm hoping I get organized to do thi
In your email to me, Susan G. Kleinmann, you wrote:
>
> Hi Tim--
> You asked:
> > Can some kind soul tell me if there is a libg++ for the aout compiler,
>
> I have an old a.out system on a disk partition that I mount once in a while.
> It has all the libg++ files on it. However, I do not have th
You may be giving the module the wrong argument (for that version, at least).
Try "modprobe cdu31 cdu31a=0x340,5" . Also, add ",PAS" to that if you are using
the CD connector on a Pro Audio Spectrum card.
Thanks
Bruce
Hi Tim--
You asked:
> Can some kind soul tell me if there is a libg++ for the aout compiler,
I have an old a.out system on a disk partition that I mount once in a while.
It has all the libg++ files on it. However, I do not have the old libg++
debian package. I can make you a tar file using the
Hi Jim --
You said:
> I tried adding the line to /etc/X11/Xmodmap -- It didn't work.
> I also tried creating ~/.Xmodmap and ~/.xmodmaprc files with the
> same data. These did not work either.
Did you run xmodmap ~/.xmodmaprc after you changed it? If not, then the
edits you made wouldn't have a
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