Excerpts from mail: 25-Oct-96 Re: ethernet card by Bruce [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> I looked at the driver code and verified that it is doing programmed I/O.
> So, while it is perhaps not significant for some systems, the thing is
> using the CPU to wait for ISA bus transfers, and the CPU is stuck at
int
Sorry to bring this up again, but can somebody who has 2.1.x running
on debian let me know what I'm doing wrong? I have gcc 2.7.2,
binutils 2.7-3, libc 5.4.7. I can't compile kernel 2.1.5;
make[3]: Entering directory `/usr/src/kernel-source-2.1.5/arch/i386/kernel'
rm -f kernel.o
ld -m elf_i386 -r
Dale Scheetz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Partly because the compiler is also using the target library. This allows
> the compiler to generation code that works with the target library. Thus
> the program gets "bugs" fixed by this process.
What?? You're saying the output of the compiler is a fu
Some Debian packages ask me for some package I didn't see for a while
(though I know they exist). They're the pgp_us (althought if someone can
say to me where I can find the the International package) and the pbmplus
package. I'm looking too for the kaffe and the povray package if they exist.
Al
> I've just installed "bind" as a caching only domain name server. In this
> new debian version is really very easy to setup and run. It really works,
> and it is happily serving all the machines in my department. Every time it
> cannot resolve a name, asks to another DNS server outside. Next time
Hi all!
I'm using ncftp 2.3.0-7, and it tells me
REST command not implemented.
whenever I try to reget a file.
What's the matter?
All The Best,
Marco
GCS d?(-) H>+ s g+ p? !au a23 w+ v- C+++ US++ P+++ L++ 3 E- N+ K- !W
M !V -po+ Y+ t+ !5 !j R G''' tv- b++ D+ B--- e+ u* h! f r++ n+ y*
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TO
This one should be easy, and I think I had figured this out once, but if
anyone could help I would be grateful...
Where do I tell X what apps to start when starting an X session ? I'd like
several xterms in various colors/places etc.. I'm using the debian xdm.
.xsession is just the name of the
I'm fairly new to debian. I see on the debian-changes mailing list where
some security upgrades have been released. I've check the debian ftp
server for about a week now and the upgrades don't appear there.
Am I checking in the right place? If so, about how long is it between the
time an upgrad
In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Fulko van Westrenen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>Hello,
>
>I have some problems with my Debian system, and I think it is easiest
>to ask it all at once. I hope someone can help me.
> For one or another strange reason initx fails to read ~/.xinitrc Does
>anyone know w
> sun\bject line pretty much says it all. I like the debian
> install mechanisim!
There is a netscape installer for v3.0 under "contrib". You will still
need the original archive from Netscape, though.
On Wednesday, 30 October, 1996 22:49, Daniel
Stringfield[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Why can't anyone understand this? This was a 3
> day thing for me when I first did it, and wow, gee, we have more than 3
> days till monday! I think if all the package
> maintainers would just go and recom
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