>>Travis Cole wrote:
...
>>
>>Have him run a finger daemon on the Win95. I think those already exist; at
>>least I've heard of one. (I don't use Win95, so I don't know for sure... But
>>fingerd is easy to write.)
>>
>
>I will have to look for that. But I will run into that dynamic IP proble
>>Alex Yukhimets wrote:
>> It's getting kind of loud here. I've been thinking of splitting the
>> debian-user list into several lists:
>>
>> debian-user: user discussion
>> debian-install: installation problems
>> debian-novice: newbies are intimidated by other lists, so here's
I just loaded xemacs20 and tried to run it.
It fails before any window appears. There is no core dump; this is the
error output:
===
Fatal error: assertion failed, file elhash.c, line 111, gc_in_progress
Fatal error (6).
Your fi
Patrick Dahiroc wrote:
>the following screen asked for the CD and
> the block device name. I have no idea what this means. The system
> recognized my CD during the reboot as hdd 655A ATAPI IDE. What do I
> have to type in as my block device name?
Jean Pierre L
> > It's getting kind of loud here. I've been thinking of splitting the
> > debian-user list into several lists:
> >
> > debian-user: user discussion
> > debian-install: installation problems
> > debian-novice: newbies are intimidated by other lists, so here's
> > one of their own
>
> Restarting /etc/init.d/netstd_nfs still shows old connections when I
> do a showmount or showmount -a
> What do I have to restart to have showmount display the correct info ?
Depends on what you see as "correct" info. nfs is "stateless", i.e.,
when a client mounts something from the server, o
Franck LE GALL wrote:
> For example it could have:
>
> - Only base []
> - Xwindow []
> - LateX [] ...
This easier interface is why I think Slackware is easier to install.
Once Installed, I Debian is more stable, richer in features and much more
up-to-date (not to menti
On Sat, 2 Aug 1997, Luka Pravica wrote:
> I tried to compile some programs for X11 with:
>
> gcc prog1.c -lX11
>
> The compilation went O.K., then the linker complained that it couldn't find
> X11 library.
> I have installed almost every -dev package but I still think that the right
> one is mi
The dpkg man page doesn't mention --get-selections --set-selections
and possibly other options mentionned in `dpkg -h`
Peter
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Hi,
I tried to compile some programs for X11 with:
gcc prog1.c -lX11
The compilation went O.K., then the linker complained that it couldn't find
X11 library.
I have installed almost every -dev package but I still think that the right
one is missing.
Can anyone tell me what should I install in
What package do people use to record .au audio files?
Peter
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On Fri, 1 Aug 1997, George Bonser wrote:
> On Fri, 1 Aug 1997, Bruce Perens wrote:
>
> > or power users "on duty" or something so that we are sure every message
>
> To be honest, I would think that something like debian-help and
> debian-install might make better newsgroups under linux.* than ma
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First off, thanks. You brought up a lot of points my limited knowlege did not
allow me to see.
On 31-Jul-97 Riku Saikkonen wrote:
>Travis Cole wrote:
>>On 30-Jul-97 Riku Saikkonen wrote:
>>>To tell if someone is online:
>>> - finger
>>> - rwho (but rwhod isn'
On Fri, 1 Aug 1997, Alex Yukhimets wrote:
> > It's getting kind of loud here. I've been thinking of splitting the
> > debian-user list into several lists:
> >
> > debian-user: user discussion
> > debian-novice: newbies are intimidated by other lists, so here's
> > one of their own.
>
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I think there is a utility to do this in linux but it may be alpha code.
Look around on sunsite for it. It think it would be in some directory named
filesystems.
Also there are some utilities that allow you to have read only access to NTFS
drive from DOS/Window
What's the magic incantation?
My machine finds the CD, gets to the " boot: " prompt. Then it reboots
(after each of my many guesses). I have sucessfully installed by booting
from floppy, but I'm still curious.
BTW I have an Intel Zappa board, and my CD is /dev/hdc.
Paul Tanner
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On Fri, 1 Aug 1997, Bruce Perens wrote:
> I am afraid that we have to get organized about this - have maintainers
> or power users "on duty" or something so that we are sure every message
> gets handled.
I could see one additional list at first, something like debian-help for
people that have pr
> In your email to me, Alex Yukhimets, you wrote:
> >
> > > It's getting kind of loud here. I've been thinking of splitting the
> > > debian-user list into several lists:
> > >
> > > debian-user: user discussion
> > > debian-install: installation problems
> > > debian-novice: newbies are i
From: Alex Yukhimets <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> And who's gonna answer their questions? I don't think many maintainers
> will sign for this list.
I am afraid that we have to get organized about this - have maintainers
or power users "on duty" or something so that we are sure every message
gets handled.
In your email to me, Alex Yukhimets, you wrote:
>
> > It's getting kind of loud here. I've been thinking of splitting the
> > debian-user list into several lists:
> >
> > debian-user: user discussion
> > debian-install: installation problems
> > debian-novice: newbies are intimidated
> I've never passed my insights on regarding the BB2016, of which I've
> installed a few recently. I'll send this message to you and CC the mini
> HOWTO maintainer. If he doesn't add my comments to the mini, maybe I'll
> update it. ?? The version I've got (from Debian 1.3.1) was last updated
>
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On 01-Aug-97 Paul Wade wrote:
>A single CD that allowed a wide range of installation types should have a
>powerful name.
>
>Debian Complete?
>Debian Universal Linux?
>Multiple Personality Debian? :)
>
>+
I've never passed my insights on regarding the BB2016, of which I've
installed a few recently. I'll send this message to you and CC the mini
HOWTO maintainer. If he doesn't add my comments to the mini, maybe I'll
update it. ?? The version I've got (from Debian 1.3.1) was last updated
more than
> It's getting kind of loud here. I've been thinking of splitting the
> debian-user list into several lists:
>
> debian-user: user discussion
> debian-install: installation problems
> debian-novice: newbies are intimidated by other lists, so here's
>one of their own.
And
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