On 1 Sep 1997, Gilbert Laycock wrote:
> Is there any way to configure this outside of X?
>
> I know about
> setterm blank n
> which is fine as far as it goes, but I think it only blanks the screen
> rather than using the more advanced power saving features.
You have to modify
/usr/src/linux/dr
Are you linking with gcc or g++? Try g++ for the link phase.
Here is the output I get for a simple test program:
-- Begin temp.C
#include
template
class ancestor {
private:
T myvar;
public:
ancestor(T x) { cout << "ancestor()" << endl; myvar = x; }
~ancestor() { cout << "~
> Hi
>
> I am trying to install Netscape 3.01 on my Debian system. The machine
> running debian has no connection to the Internet, so to transfer files
> to the Debian box, I have to first download them onto my PowerMac, and
> then transfer them over my local network. The mac doesn't like the n
On Aug 31, Britton wrote
>
> While on the subject of odd things that I don't begin to understand: since
> I fixed my chatscript so my modem hung up when DTR went low (by
> initializing the modem with ATZ and AT&D2), my computer occasionally
> decides to connect itself to the internet without my do
> I know that Linux is now on the shelf at Fry's Electronics ... that is the
> Electronics Supermarket in Silicon Valley ... these are HUGE stores, larger
> than the average grocery supermarket. They see thousands of people through
> their doors every day.
I saw some Linux books (with CDs) at th
> For curiosity, what were the names of these two "superstores"? I
> don't think I have seen Linux being sold in any stores here... (Mass.)
I looked at my comp usa ads (from the newspaper) recently and saw an ad
for professional linux in it. It was for >$100, but the fact that they
have it at al
On Mon, 1 Sep 1997, Tommy Lakofski wrote:
> On 1 Sep 1997, Gilbert Laycock wrote:
> > I know about
> > setterm blank n
> > which is fine as far as it goes, but I think it only blanks the screen
> > rather than using the more advanced power saving features.
>
> Some monitors are smart enough to
I've encountered a condition in GNU C++, where I define the following
template function...
template
class ancestor {
private:
...
public:
ancestor()
~ancestor()
};
template
ancestor::ancestor()
{
...
}
...
and use it in a main program...
main()
{
ancestor something;
something...
}
Hi
I am trying to install Netscape 3.01 on my Debian system. The machine
running debian has no connection to the Internet, so to transfer files
to the Debian box, I have to first download them onto my PowerMac, and
then transfer them over my local network. The mac doesn't like the name
"netscape
On 01-Sep-97 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>For curiosity, what were the names of these two "superstores"? I
>don't think I have seen Linux being sold in any stores here... (Mass.)
I know that Linux is now on the shelf at Fry's Electronics ... that is the
Electronics Supermarket in Silicon Valley .
>> On Sun, 31 Aug 1997, Jaakko Niemi wrote:
>>
>> > permissions. Btw. what does "cat /dev/sndstat" give ?
>>
>> $ cat /dev/sndstat
>> Sound Driver:3.5.4-960630 (Thu Aug 28 16:53:52 EDT 1997 root,
>> Linux speedy 2.0.30 #5 Thu Aug 28 06:02:38 EDT 1997 i586 unknown)
>> Kernel: Linux speedy 2.0.30
Ok :-) when I saw "a small part of us" I was still referring to the
Linux community as a whole, not this mailing list :-)
Anyway I confess that I hadn't saw on the WEB that 6:1 ratio
apples/Linux. Ok, nice that we have guys like Tan Wee Yeh then! Worked out
blocks coming...!
Nicol
On Mon, 1 Sep 1997, Milos Prudek wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Could someone help me with the installation of parallel version of
> iomega ZIP under Debian Linux? I do not know where to start...
>
> Thanks a lot!
Debian kernels .30 and .29 are alread compiled for zip support, as long as
the zip drive is
> "Magossa'nyi" == Magossa'nyi A'rpa'd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Magossa'nyi> On Mon, 1 Sep 1997, Michael Harnois wrote:
>> Milos Prudek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>
>> > Could someone help me with the installation of parallel
>> version of > iomega ZIP under Debian Li
Actually, the best chance for a substantive answer to the question
would be to join linux-parport and ask there.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] There is also a parport home
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>> Absolutely. Linux also needs marketing, marketing, and more marketing.
>> I can only think of one business need that Linux based systems don't
>> support - OCR. Everything else is available.
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> In terms of marketing, I went into two computer "superstores" the othe
Hi,
Still my problem is my X-Server:
Several time I tried now to config my X-Server without success. Both
XF86Setup and xf86config failed. Always I get Error messages after
finishing the conifguration like:
Unable to connect to X-Server
X11TransSocketUNIXconnect: errno 111
This happend both w
On 1 Sep 1997, Gilbert Laycock wrote:
> I know about
> setterm blank n
> which is fine as far as it goes, but I think it only blanks the screen
> rather than using the more advanced power saving features.
Some monitors are smart enough to switch off when they've got no signal (I
used to have a C
On Mon, 1 Sep 1997, Luis Francisco Gonzalez wrote:
> Is there a client that one can use outside the US?
There's no ITAR export restriction, since the client decrypts rather than
encrypts. Clients are available at rc5.distributed.net.
TL
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On 01-Sep-97 Carey Evans wrote:
>
>This will also give all those users access to the hard drives, giving
>them the possibility to do all sorts of damage, even by accident.
>
I wholeheartedly agree, but on a private Linux system at home, it
doesn't matter... just a bad habbit :)
>I would prefer t
On Sun, 31 Aug 1997, Volker Bauer wrote:
> Hi,
>
> finally I have now Debian installed after putting a simple "/" to the
> question were is my top level located. Now I wonder why the X-Server
> doesn't run (3D Virge) although I installed the particiular server, just
> it runs in vga16 mode. How c
> Hi,
>
> I would like to know which libraries i have to copy for the ftp session to
> work properly
> for users defined as guests.
> I have about 200 users for whom i want a restricted access ftp (access to
> their home directories but
> not to the rest of the hard disk!).
> I configured ftpacc
There is a zip howto. It may require recompiling the kernel to support
these special parallel port devices (sorry, forgot the exact option).
HTH,
Brandon
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On Mon, 1 Sep 1997, Tan Wee Yeh wrote:
> Indeed it does but we have a lot of catching up to do... Apple's
> rate is currently 6 time that of ours... pls refer to:
> http://rc5stats.distributed.net/emtop100.idc
> I'm pumping in 1 alpha500 + 2 PPro 200 + 1 P200mmx.
Looks like we probably can'
I have a cable modem that goes down once and awhile and I want to be able
to dialup when it is down. I have a ppp-on script setup and I can connect
(ppp0 is listing when I type ifconfig).. unfortchantly I can't do
anything through that interface -- not even ping; I guess it is only
using eth0.. Ho
> Remco Blaakmeer writes:
[How do you use the monitor's energy saving features?]
> > In fact, you can configure the whole thing in /etc/XF86Config.
> > Some lines from mine are:
> > Section "Screen"
> > Driver "accel"
> > Device "S3_868"
> > BlankTime 15
> > SuspendTime 20
> > Of
Hi,
I would like to know which libraries i have to copy for the ftp session to work
properly
for users defined as guests.
I have about 200 users for whom i want a restricted access ftp (access to their
home directories but
not to the rest of the hard disk!).
I configured ftpaccess and /etc/passw
On Mon, 1 Sep 1997, Michael Harnois wrote:
> Milos Prudek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Could someone help me with the installation of parallel version of
> > iomega ZIP under Debian Linux? I do not know where to start...
>
> Can you do it from a stock Debian kernel? I'm not sure. I'm doing
>
> There was a posting that the AUC TeX in the debian package crashes
> emacs. Is it now safe to install the AUC TeX on the FTP sites?
I've been using tex/auctex_9.7n-2.deb for quite some time now,
and have never experienced problems with it.
I'm using Emacs + Latex + auctex quite a lot, thoug
Is there a client that one can use outside the US?
Luis.
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On Mon, 1 Sep 1997, Jens Thordarson wrote:
: Hmm.why does man say it cant open manpath.config?
Are you sure you do have a file /etc/manpath.config ? And is it containing
the correct info?
Remco
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There was a posting that the AUC TeX in the debian package crashes
emacs. Is it now safe to install the AUC TeX on the FTP sites?
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Milos Prudek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Could someone help me with the installation of parallel version of
> iomega ZIP under Debian Linux? I do not know where to start...
Can you do it from a stock Debian kernel? I'm not sure. I'm doing it
under 2.1.51 and it's easy from there ...
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Where is xlib6g package available for downloading?
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GREAT! I wish *I* had that power to pump in too :-) (and to play
with, myself).
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Hi All,
Could someone help me with the installation of parallel version of
iomega ZIP under Debian Linux? I do not know where to start...
Thanks a lot!
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I really like the netscape installer package and used it many months ago to
get netscape working. I have 3.01-1 currently installed.
So far, when dselect tells me there is an update available on the netscape
package, I've placed it on hold. However, I was wondering if it is
safe/needed/possible
Hmm.why does man say it cant open manpath.config?
Thanks,
Jens
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On Sun, 31 Aug 1997, Britton wrote:
> Aug 31 17:15:04 Beleriand syslogd 1.3-0#11: restart.
> Aug 31 17:15:04 Beleriand kernel: klogd 1.3-0, log source = /proc/kmsg
> started.
> Aug 31 17:15:04 Beleriand syslogd 1.3-0#11: restart.
> Aug 31 17:15:04 Beleriand syslogd: select: Bad file number
> Aug 3
Nicola Bernardelli wrote,
: Just a P90 here, dial in PPP 2-6 times a day. It has been doing that
:only task this night (and so will in the next ones) and in about 7 hours
:it seems it has done 12 blocks and 50% of another.
: In these days I have to read tons of docs, debian and PostgreSQL,
> /usr/local/bin/skipdouble is a shell script that filters out double lines
> from stdin and echoes the rest on stdout. Obviously, it only works well
> when its input is sorted.
uniq should give you the same effect.
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On Sun, 31 Aug 1997, Mark A. Bialik wrote:
> everything's been going well. Here's my one problem. I selected to install
> the kernel-source for 2.0.29 and 2.0.30 from my new 1.3.1 cd using dselect.
> Afterwards, it shows that it was installed, but my /usr/src directory is
> still empty.
>
> #1 Wh
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> swap-free: weirdness
> free_one_pmd: bad directory entry 01000
The latter message is mentioned on the signal 11 web page at
http://www.bitwizard.nl/sig11/>. I assume either your memory or
swap disk got corrupted, probably because of hardware problems.
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"Michael Legart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[snip]
> > What were the errors? If they were about signal 11 and/or 6, that's
> > usually a sign of bad memory (cache in your case); it happens often
> > with kernel compiles.
>
> Yep... signal 11. Does that mean, that there's something wrong with
Thanks for all your suggestion. I try..., okay, not so easy for a
beginner. I have installed the S3virge server but if I try to use it, I
always get error messages back after starting x. It just works with the
vga16 server. Let's see...
best wishes and thanks again
Volker
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John,
Did you by any chance defragment the win95 partition? We have a
machine where doing this seems to upset the linux partition - best
guess was that the win95 defragmenter had a record of the disk
partitioning, but hadn't noticed that FIPS had shrunk the linux
partition. We couldn't quite
> Hello everyone,
> I'm a newbie to Debian. I hope everyone can forgive my rudeness.
> I uses my printer a lot. I used aps-filter + gs-aladdin 5.03 in my slackware
> times.
Are you sure that was 5.03, on slackware? Really? I'd say it was 4.03.
Anyway, chances are, that anyone who sells Slac
"Orn E. Hansen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[snip]
> You have two options, as root do:
>
> chmod o+rw /dev/hdd
>
> Which will give everyone read/write access to /dev/hdd, or
> alternatively you can add all users that are to have access to
> the cdrom as members of the group 'disk'.
This w
Hi!
> #1 Where is this source?
Its in /usr/src/
> #2 Do I still compile using the make config like before?
You can stil configure you kernel just as before. Bu for compiling
it's much more elegant to use the 'make-kpkg' program. With one
command you can build a Debian package for instal
Take a look at the non-free section of your local debian mirror. You will find
it there.
On 01-Sep-97 Jack Chung wrote:
>Hello everyone,
> I'm a newbie to Debian. I hope everyone can forgive my rudeness.
>I uses my printer a lot. I used aps-filter + gs-aladdin 5.03 in my slackware
>times.
You could have avoided the transfer with a "mirror -T". Whenever I
see it going haywire (usually because I did something stupid to my
clock), I stop it and try that first.
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Hello everyone,
I'm a newbie to Debian. I hope everyone can forgive my rudeness.
I uses my printer a lot. I used aps-filter + gs-aladdin 5.03 in my slackware
times. I now uses Debian instead. I used dselect and painlessly installed
aps-filter, but I can't find gs-alddin. The only "gs" on t
> kernel with my eyes closed. I've decided to give Debian a try, and
> everything's been going well. Here's my one problem. I selected to install
> the kernel-source for 2.0.29 and 2.0.30 from my new 1.3.1 cd using dselect.
well.. I only installed kernel-source for 2.0.30...
maybe you forgot to ac
Just a P90 here, dial in PPP 2-6 times a day. It has been doing that
only task this night (and so will in the next ones) and in about 7 hours
it seems it has done 12 blocks and 50% of another.
In these days I have to read tons of docs, debian and PostgreSQL, and
do a very few things compu
I had for 6 months used "mirror" to mirror the Debian distribution through
the site uiarchive.cso.uiuc.edu.
On August 30, 1997, MY MIRRORING PROCEEDED TO GET THE WHOLE MIRROR,
REPLACING FORMER IDENTICAL FILES.
I did not change mirror sites, I did not change my mirror.defaults file,
though I did
Oliver Elphick wrote:
>
> Having recovered from a corrupt filesystem due to power failure - thanks
> to those who assisted - I still have a lot of files in lost+found.
>
> Some of them obviously belong to packages like tetex, but I can't identify
> others. I would like to run through the list of
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[snip]
> Absolutely. Linux also needs marketing, marketing, and more marketing.
> I can only think of one business need that Linux based systems don't
> support - OCR. Everything else is available.
In terms of marketing, I went into two computer "superstores" the other
Hello:
Forive me if this a newbie question, but I can't seem to find my question
documented anywhere. I'm a long-time slackware user, and compile a new
kernel with my eyes closed. I've decided to give Debian a try, and
everything's been going well. Here's my one problem. I selected to install
the
> Please can anyone tell me what might have sparked the message:
> lpr: unable to get official name for local machine
Sorry folks, I have found how I caused this - it was by deleting
a line
n.n.n.n bay
from /etc/hosts. ( I got the lpr source to find that out, I find if I put
the same IP numbers as
I thought rc5 was responsible for this, but I guess I had just never
looked very closely before. With nothing running but the ordinary Debian
stuff (I don't have any deamons running other than the base ones) syslogd
uses as much processor time as it can get (60% with rc5 running for
example, ~98%
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Ok, folks, I have taken a stab at making a debian package and I will admit that
I cheated a bit :)
I have been using the XF-Mail GUI email package and really like it. I like it
so much that I wanted to share it so I grabbed the .rpm and built a .deb from
it.
On Sun, 31 Aug 1997, Jaakko Niemi wrote:
> permissions. Btw. what does "cat /dev/sndstat" give ?
$ cat /dev/sndstat
Sound Driver:3.5.4-960630 (Thu Aug 28 16:53:52 EDT 1997 root,
Linux speedy 2.0.30 #5 Thu Aug 28 06:02:38 EDT 1997 i586 unknown)
Kernel: Linux speedy 2.0.30 #6 Thu Aug 28 16:54:51 E
"Michael Legart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi !
>
> > Please use the netscape installer package from Debian. It will integrate
> > netscape in your Debian GNU/Linux Box.
>
> Erhm... where do I get that package ? As far as I can see, isn't it
> uncludet in the distribution.
Yes it is. Type
"Darin D." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > finally I have now Debian installed after putting a simple "/" to the
> > question were is my top level located. Now I wonder why the X-Server
> > doesn't run (3D Virge) although I installed the particiular server, just
> > it runs in vga16 mode. How can
On Sun, 31 Aug 1997, Volker Bauer wrote:
> finally I have now Debian installed after putting a simple "/" to the
> question were is my top level located. Now I wonder why the X-Server
> doesn't run (3D Virge) although I installed the particiular server, just
> it runs in vga16 mode. How can I conf
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