Young, Ed writes:
>
> I received an email from one of the CD vendors on the "Debian distribution
> network" (www.netgod.net) that the Official 2.0 CD's will ship Friday, July
> 23rd.
Friday is July, 24th
Thursday is July, 23rd
> Is this correct? Does this mean that Hamm (2.0) has gone from beta
On Thu, Jul 23, 1998 at 02:12:44AM +0800, Richard L. Alhama wrote:
> On Wed, 22 Jul 1998, Adrian Bridgett wrote:
>
> > On Tue, Jul 21, 1998 at 04:19:17PM -0700, Keith Beattie wrote:
> > > fyi,
> > >
> > > http://www.bootnet.com/youaskedforit/lip_linux_manifesto.html
> >
> > If that's the one I'v
Excellent! That did it.
FYI, I couldn't just change the config; I had to remove the module and then
add it right back in, changing the parameters at that point.
One more question; after making a change like that, can you get the system
to see the change without rebooting? I suspect you can, but I
On Thu, 23 Jul 1998, Kent West wrote:
> I'm sure this is SOMEWHERE in the documentation, but I'm not finding it.
> How do I change the IRQ on my network card in hamm? I've just installed it
> on a laptop/docking station, and forgot to check my IRQ first, so I guessed
> at 10 during the install. Th
Folks,
So I just got my laptop (a Gateway Solo 2300SE) yesterday. This
machine has a NeoMagic video card (128XD card, I believe. NM2160 chipset).
So far Linux has gone fairly painlessly. PCMCIA was a pain, as the
modules installed by the Debian 1.3.1 CD were different than the ones the
ke
I'm sure this is SOMEWHERE in the documentation, but I'm not finding it.
How do I change the IRQ on my network card in hamm? I've just installed it
on a laptop/docking station, and forgot to check my IRQ first, so I guessed
at 10 during the install. That was wrong; I need to change it to 15. How do
I like the design of the Debian menu package, and I'm trying to
follow the docs to get auto-updating of menus under X, but I seem
to have hit a roadblock.
I use Fvwm2, and according to the comments in system.fvwm2rc
and the Fvwm2 docs--in the Debian package, compliant with the
menu package--FvwmBu
> I'm trying to figure out how to set up the on-line documentation. I have
> Apache set up on my installation, but when dhelp starts the Web browser, I
> only get some general info., and some cryptic information about doc-base
> and install-docs. It seems that there is a relatively easy way to in
On 23 Jul, Curt E. Spann wrote:
> Does linux support Beach A3D 64-Voice Sound Cards?
I have a TB Montego A3D card and haven't been able to get it to work
(if anyone has, please speak up! :-)
I checked with OSS about a month ago and they had a timetable of late
July/August for a driver for that
I know about disk quotas but can one set up printing quotas?
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Does linux support Beach A3D 64-Voice Sound Cards?
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I just installed debian 2.0 on my machine but can't setup X to work
properly. when I run dselect for the first time I mainly installed
the packages that dselect proposed. some of them didn't install, two of
which were the xserver-s3 and xserver-vga16 packages. since I would
like to use the xser
Did you do 'make modules;make modules_install'? Did you also run
depmod-a?.
If yes, then looks to me like you never loaded the module. You can do it at
boot or whenever you wish. Try typing insmod module name(eg:ppp.o for ppp).
Regards,
Vaidhy
> When i compile the kernel with the mouse sup
> PCI supported, or AWE 64 ISA? Also is there really a big difference between
> 66Mhz bus and 100Mhz bus. I heard that it is just for the memory? Also AGP
> info on that?
*just* for the memory? Do you know how much time a modern processor is
waiting on data from main memory? This is called the
Hi,
When i compile the kernel with the mouse support as a module, X doesnt
want to start ("cannot find mouse port" or something).
What does this mean??
1) To use a mouse under X, it should be installed NOT as a module.
2) I have to do more configuring stuff, to make the modules work.
3) None
On Thu, Jul 23, 1998 at 03:07:04PM -0400, Shaleh wrote:
> Probably the biggest change is the Xfree and some libs. Of course we
> install changelogs in /usr/doc/ for a reason (-:
Yep, and I would love to see the latest changelog entry in dselect (I get
the *-changes lists, but I need the info whe
Lots of little minor things. Just let dselect update for you. I find
that my CD's rapidly outdate my system anyway. I use them to install,
then update my packages from ftp.
Probably the biggest change is the Xfree and some libs. Of course we
install changelogs in /usr/doc/ for a reason (-:
Gr
How does Debian 2.0 Beta, and the 2.0 release differ.
I just got my Beta CD 2 days ago; should I order the final release also?
Thanks.
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Buy a system that you chose all the parts for. Do *NOT* buy a Compaq,
Gateway, whatever. You will get whatever they feel like giving you. I
have found that the pre-built Linux boxes are over priced.
Remember, a capitalist society is the purest form of democracy. You
vote with your money. Do y
Also if I am gonna buy a computer to use mostly for linux but also use
win98 just play some games...Not many but some. What manufacter should
I get the system from, Micron, Gateway, Dell, or one that make PC just for
Linux?
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From: Shaleh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Curt
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On Thu, 23 Jul 1998, Jack A Walker wrote:
> Please excuse this lame non Debian specific question. Is there a simple
> way to change all filenames in a directory so they are lowercase?
I would do this:ls | awk '{ system("mv " $0 " " tolower($0)) }'
(But ju
Fun Fun Fun
Curt E. Spann wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I getting ready to purchase a new system but before I do I need to know
> some stuff. First does Linux support dvd drives.
Probably not yet. And since the DVD videos will also likely be useless
ther is not much point. DVD is nice for TV's, wa
Hello,
I getting ready to purchase a new system but before I do I need to know
some stuff. First does Linux support dvd drives. What video card should I
get? If I have a choice between SCSI and Ultra ATA system which should I
get? SCSI is a little more expensive but is it really worth it?
*-Rick Fadler (23 Jul)
|
| Does anyone have any information on this?
|
http://www.debian.org/news#19980104
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*-Jack A Walker (23 Jul)
| Please excuse this lame non Debian specific question. Is there a simple
| way to change all filenames in a directory so they are lowercase? I would
| like to change all the *.cpp and *.h files in a project directory to be
| lowercase letters only. I know this seems lik
On 23-Jul-98 Jack A Walker wrote:
> Please excuse this lame non Debian specific question. Is there a simple
> way to change all filenames in a directory so they are lowercase? I would
> like to change all the *.cpp and *.h files in a project directory to be
> lowercase letters only. I know this
Richard L. Alhama wrote:
> Thanks for the help. Package E15 again!
E .15 rrrggg
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On Thu, 23 Jul 1998, Shaleh wrote:
> Sheesh. I packaged this thing to AVOID this mess (-:
>
> E and all needed libs are now in Incoming on their way into slink. If
> you can wait three days or so, all should be cleaned up by dselect.
>
> Thank you and enjoy your new window manager (-:
It's zli
Hi,
I'm not subscribed to debian-user any more because of the volume, but
please feel free to respond to me directly via e-mail if you have
any questions, comments, etc.: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I helped a friend upgrade from bo to hamm yesterday over the phone.
This is not easy in and of itself :^) B
On Thu, 23 Jul 1998, Jack A Walker wrote:
> Please excuse this lame non Debian specific question. Is there a simple
> way to change all filenames in a directory so they are lowercase? I would
> like to change all the *.cpp and *.h files in a project directory to be
> lowercase letters only. I k
Hi,
I'm assuming with all the year 2000 compliance hype that there
must be a document somewhere describing the year 2000 issues
related to specific Debian releases of linux.
Specifically, we have built an embedded system using Debian
version 1.3. Being an embedded system, we've stripped out most
> Please excuse this lame non Debian specific question. Is there a simple
> way to change all filenames in a directory so they are lowercase? I would
> like to change all the *.cpp and *.h files in a project directory to be
> lowercase letters only. I know this seems like a lame task but it woul
I would like to install Debian without partitioning a disk.
Is it possible to install Debian on a UMSDOS filesystem? Has anybody
some hints or can post any pointer regarding this issue?
Thanks
Salvador Bosque
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Now you tell me about the autoup.sh v0.28 upgrade :-)
Yesterday I did some more hunting and found the 2 packages that autoup.sh
v0.27 expected to be in libs - I found them in base. I downloaded them and
autoup'ed again. It installed everything but it still complained about some
conflicts.
Af
Please excuse this lame non Debian specific question. Is there a simple
way to change all filenames in a directory so they are lowercase? I would
like to change all the *.cpp and *.h files in a project directory to be
lowercase letters only. I know this seems like a lame task but it would
simpli
Hi,
I just added the xterm-debian terminfo file in the appropriate Solaris 2.6
location on our Solaris machine, in accordance with what
/usr/doc/xbase/README.Debian says. When I start up an xterm on our
Solaris machine remotely using SSH on our hamm system (Solaris xterm
displayed on hamm system
On 23-Jul-98 Will Lowe wrote:
> There is an ascii-linux-logo program floating around someplace (no
> clue where), or you could design an ascii-logo and just dump it to the
> screen at some point early in the boot scripts.
I think it's floating around in a lot of places. Here's a copy of my
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Sheesh. I packaged this thing to AVOID this mess (-:
E and all needed libs are now in Incoming on their way into slink. If
you can wait three days or so, all should be cleaned up by dselect.
You do *NOT* need the -dev files of any lib that is on your sytem to use
E or any other app. The -dev p
I received an email from one of the CD vendors on the "Debian distribution
network" (www.netgod.net) that the Official 2.0 CD's will ship Friday, July
23rd.
Is this correct? Does this mean that Hamm (2.0) has gone from beta to full
release?
I've been folowing this list and the announce list an
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On 23 Jul 1998, Gary L. Hennigan wrote:
> I keep a mirror of the frozen distribution (rooted at
> /debian/dists/frozen) of Debian and was wondering how the directory
> structure will change on ftp.debian.org after the release tonight. Do
> they just rename/relin
On Thu, 23 Jul 1998, Maarten Boekhold wrote:
> On Thu, 23 Jul 1998, Richard L. Alhama wrote:
>
> > On Thu, 23 Jul 1998, Damon Muller wrote:
> >
> > I'm getting errors on the e14 package. Seems like my imlib is broken
> >
> > Error message when I start E14
> > enlightenment: error in loading sh
¡Hello friends!
I need to know how I can improve the system timer resolution. I think
that I have to change a system variable named HZ. That variable
establishes the timer interrupt frequency (defined 100 Hz). I need to
use timers with resolution less than miliseconds. What do I have to
do? Thank.
*-Curt E. Spann (23 Jul)
| Hello,
| I am wondering if there is any Linux version of the boot screen like in
Win95. So as linux is booting instead of seeing all that informtion it will be
a graphical image of Linux or something. If there isn't one I would like to
make one. Is it even possib
From: Curt E. Spann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I am wondering if there is any Linux version of the boot screen like in Win95.
> So as linux is booting instead of seeing all that informtion it will be
> a graphical image of Linux or something. If there isn't one I would like
> to make one. Is it even p
On Thu, 23 Jul 1998, Curt E. Spann wrote:
> I am wondering if there is any Linux version of the boot screen like
> in Win95. So as linux is booting instead of seeing all that informtion
> it will be a graphical image of Linux or something. If there isn't one
> I would like to make one. Is it
I keep a mirror of the frozen distribution (rooted at
/debian/dists/frozen) of Debian and was wondering how the directory
structure will change on ftp.debian.org after the release tonight. Do
they just rename/relink frozen -> stable? I just want to know how to
adjust my mirror configuration file an
> newbie alert.
Greetings.
> now.. here's the dumb newbie question.. apart from staying away from plug
> and pray, is there any complication to installing a cd-rom drive and new
> modem? do i have to invoke prayers to any particular UNIX gods? or do i
> get to shove the new stuff into their pro
Hi,
> now.. here's the dumb newbie question.. apart from staying away from plug
> and pray, is there any complication to installing a cd-rom drive and new
> modem? do i have to invoke prayers to any particular UNIX gods? or do i
> get to shove the new stuff into their proper bays and boot up?
Y
Hello,
I am wondering if there is
any Linux version of the boot screen like in Win95. So as linux is booting
instead of seeing all that informtion it will be a graphical image of Linux or
something. If there isn't one I would like to make one. Is it even
possibly to make it? Will I h
Perhaps you do have those libs (in name, anyway). I know that much is trimmed
from
libc to make everything fit on the boot floppy.
Jeff Schreiber wrote:
> "Jens B. Jorgensen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >
> >Ah, a familiar story. So much for rescue by the rescue disk. Dig the shared
> >lib(s)
On Thu, 23 Jul 1998, Richard L. Alhama wrote:
> On Thu, 23 Jul 1998, Damon Muller wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > > Ok, What I believe to be the final build of the Enlightenment trilogy is
> > > uploaded to www.livenet.net/~shaleh/software/enlightenment. If you have
> > > ANY probelms, please let me k
*-Curt E. Spann (23 Jul)
| Hello,
| I want to burn a cd with Debian 2.0 beta. I know you can download the
images and use a linux program to make a cd. But I want to burn it under
Windows. I just need to know the directory where every thing is just like it
is on the cd.
|
|
|
I tried to install Redhat on an older non-name-brand 486, but it wouldn't
see one of my hard drives, so I tried Debian, and have stuck with it. The
impression I've gotton from reading mail archives, etc, is that Redhat is
easier to get up and running for the newbie, but only because it is more
limi
newbie alert.
since my 1.3 box, which i'm upgrading asap, doesn't have a cd-rom drive
and has only a 14.4 modem, i was thinking of upgrading both before
upgrading to 2.0.
now.. here's the dumb newbie question.. apart from staying away from plug
and pray, is there any complication to installing
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
| egcs 1.0.3 still does not understand namespaces fully yet, but its C++
| support is a big improvement over 2.7.2.3's .
The original poster might want to try latest egcs snapshots from
egcs.cygnus.com. They work better for me than 1.0.3 in general
and they include bette
On Thu, 23 Jul 1998, Ian Keith Setford wrote:
> Yo-
>
> >From the oceans of code emerges Debian 2.0! And it is good! Come forward
> my brothers (and sisters) and embrace this glorious gift. Take forth this
> gift and sow it's seed for it will reign eternal.
Ahhh... yes Brother! CD images! and
On Thu, 23 Jul 1998, Damon Muller wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > Ok, What I believe to be the final build of the Enlightenment trilogy is
> > uploaded to www.livenet.net/~shaleh/software/enlightenment. If you have
> > ANY probelms, please let me know. Otherwise I a day or so I will upload
> > this to the m
*-Patrick Olson (22 Jul)
|
| The output of lpq is sure interesting!
|
| The junk below is all from ONE print job from ONE Win3.1 computer. Think
| this could be part of the problem? Note that I had to take the printer
| offline to get all the pieces to be in the queue together.
|
| server2# lp
I got the same message when I tried to run autoup.sh. However, I was trying
to run it on a hamm system instead of trying to do an upgrade from bo. This
is because I'm a newbie and don't know what I'm doing yet. Nonetheless,
thought I'd let everyone know I saw the error also.
At 07:43 PM 7/23/1998
Yes, it's official alrighty ;)
check http://www.netgod.net/ for more info.
/Frock
> -Original Message-
> From: Curt E. Spann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 23. juli 1998 15:33
> To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
> Subject: Re: Debian 2.0 Release later today!
>
>
> WaitIs this of
On Thu, Jul 23, 1998 at 09:35:51AM -0400, SEGV wrote:
> What is the state of Standard C++ (as adopted by ISO/ANSI) on GNU/Linux?
Debian 2.0 will ship with the egcs C++ compiler (http://egcs.cygnus.com/)
version 1.0.3 .
> For instance, browsing my system I see that c++ is gcc version 2.7.2.3. It
>
Hi,
g++ 2.7.2.3 is fairly out of date with respect to C++ standards. Use egcs
C++ 1.x instead. Egcs is the Experimental GNU Compiler System. It is
somewhat equivalent to gcc/g++ 2.9x.x, sort of :). Anyway, the egcs
version of g++ conforms much more closely to the latest C++ standard.
However,
Curt, you will not be able to burn a Debian CD under Windows (properly,
anyway).
Your only option will be to retrieve the "Official D2 CD" ISO images and
then burn them directly to the CD from your Winbloze box. That, or use a
Linux system to mirror the FTP site and build the CD from Linux from y
This maybe isn't the most perfect forum for these questions, but it's one I
read...
What is the state of Standard C++ (as adopted by ISO/ANSI) on GNU/Linux?
I'm starting to use more true-blue C++ constructs at work, and it would be nice
to have them at home as well.
For instance, browsing my sys
WaitIs this officalIs Debian 2.0 going to be released today???
I need to know before I start Downloading the beta CD Image
Thanks,
Curt
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From: Ian Keith Setford <
On Wed, 22 Jul 1998, Robert Rati wrote:
> I'm having problems getting my sound card recognized. I think it is
> because my sound card is pnp and isapnp is loaded after the sound is
> initialize (ot attempted to be initialied). I have a SB/WSS card on my
> motherboard, and got the IRQ and IO sett
Yo-
>From the oceans of code emerges Debian 2.0! And it is good! Come forward
my brothers (and sisters) and embrace this glorious gift. Take forth this
gift and sow it's seed for it will reign eternal.
Brother Ian.
(p.s. Can you tell I'm excited?)
_
Hello,
Can somebody with the Debain
2.0 beta CD do a dir on it and send me the listing. I need the root dir of
the cd at least. A dir of the whole CD would be better.
Curt
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On Thu, 23 Jul 1998, Paul Serice wrote:
> I can't seem to upgrade one of the base packages.
>
> My current setup is
>
> ii e2fslibsg 1.10-8 The EXT2 file system shared libs.
> ii e2fsprogsg 1.10-8 The EXT2 file system utilities.
>
"Jens B. Jorgensen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>Ah, a familiar story. So much for rescue by the rescue disk. Dig the shared
>lib(s) you're missing and copy them into /lib/ after you boot the rescue
>disk, then run restore. My bo machine shows:
All those libs seemed to be located in my /l
/dev/lp1 and printing sorted out!
Now trouble is that I cannot get my combination of a number 9 FX
Motion 771 card (it's an approved S3 card, fairly sure it has 4Mb
RAM) to run X in 1024X768. I know it will do this as it ran NT at
that resolution. I think I successfully (but not usably) ran
On Thu, 23 Jul 1998, Craig Sanders wrote:
> On Mon, 20 Jul 1998, Tomt wrote:
>
> > At 10:44 PM 7/19/1998 -0700, you wrote:
> > >It may be useful for you to assign the NIC's address to something
> > >other than 0x300. A lot of different (very different even!) cards try
> > >to use 0x300 (sound car
On Wed, 22 Jul 1998, Matthew Ando wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I've upgraded to Hamm beta from Red Hat 4.1.
> I had X working with RH 3 and RH 4.1; 4.1's version of X is 3.2.x
>
> I have a laptop (Samsung sens 810) with a Cirrus Logic 7548 chip.
>
> After installing XFree 86 3.3 from Hamm, I get th
On Thu, Jul 23, 1998 at 11:31:35AM +0200, Michael Taeschner wrote:
> Wie ueberpruefe ich auf der Kommandozeile die Integritaet von
> .deb-Paketen?
>
> Die man-pages (uralt) sagen, dass es keine Checksumme gaebe...
That is correct: the packages themselves do not contain checksums.
> Dann frage i
Hello,
I want to burn a cd with
Debian 2.0 beta. I know you can download the images and use a linux
program to make a cd. But I want to burn it under Windows. I just
need to know the directory where every thing is just like it is on the
cd.
Ana Graca Silva wrote:
>
> Thanks all Debian useres for the answers to my question!
> I've solved my problem making a substituition of the file default.map in
> /usr/linb/kbd/keytables by pt.map ...
> It was so simple ...
For further information, take a look at
http://www.inf.ufrgs.br/~
Steve Hsieh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Anyone know why the cvs-pcl package went away? Will it be coming back
> soon?
It has an important bug against it (see bug tracking system: #22577),
because of which the install procedure for emacsen fail.
It has been removed from hamm because it prevent
>> I can repeatably crash two (nearly) stock Debian 1.3 systems using one or
>> more
>> scripts, such as
>>
>> find /usr |xargs grep some-arbitrary-string
>>
>> looping with some background activity to use up CPU cycles.
>>
>> The systems seem stable, otherwise. Only common hardware are ultra-
Ken Gray wrote:
>
> 1 easy installation (i.e. auto recognition)
No auto recognition for ISA in Linux yet... Linus haven't yet seen a
good implementation of Prug'n'Pray.
PCI works regardless of distribution.
RedHat installation is more beautiful, Debian is more informativ
Robert Rati <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm having problems getting my sound card recognized. I think it is
> because my sound card is pnp and isapnp is loaded after the sound is
> initialize (ot attempted to be initialied). I have a SB/WSS card on my
> motherboard, and got the IRQ and IO sett
FYI:
I just upgraged to the rev 3.3.2.2-3 X11 packages and the mouse movement
sluggishness and jerkiness seems to have gone away, and it seems that the
random "button pressing" behavior has disappeared.
I'm guessing this is what affected me, although I'm using xserver-s3,
not the SVGA server (fro
Steve Hsieh writes:
>
> Anyone know why the cvs-pcl package went away? Will it be coming back
> soon?
It should be around in slink. It may be removed from hamm due to
showstop errors during its installation.
Regards,
Joey
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Keith writes:
> I am having some trouble getting my time correct
> on my Debian 1.3 system. I am in the Eastern time
> zone. I type:
>
> date 0722233098
>
> To change the date to July 22 1998 11:30pm. It
> changes the date, until I reboot. If I check
> my cmos clock it is right. So I am assuming
"Mark H. Mabry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have installed rvplayer-5.0 with the Debian package and it still
> does not seem to work correctly. (I have also tried it by hand and
> still no luck.) When I click on a link with RealAudio, I get a "Save
> As" dialog box rather than having the pla
the lone gunman writes:
> On my old Slackware system, I manually installed APSfilter, and had my
> printer setup correctly. I could print text files without the
> staircase effect, and simply type "lp somefile.ps" and postscript
> files would print out automatically.
>
> On Debian, now, I have ma
On Mon, 20 Jul 1998, Tomt wrote:
> At 10:44 PM 7/19/1998 -0700, you wrote:
> >It may be useful for you to assign the NIC's address to something
> >other than 0x300. A lot of different (very different even!) cards try
> >to use 0x300 (sound cards, primarily).
>
> Theres a sound card in the machine
On Wed, Jul 22, 1998 at 08:04:33PM -0500, Robert Rati wrote:
> I'm having problems getting my sound card recognized. I think it is
> because my sound card is pnp and isapnp is loaded after the sound is
> initialize (ot attempted to be initialied).
You have to compile sound as a kernel module. Ans
Few days ago I had a chance to compare redhat against debian.
I had installed Debian 1.3 from CD on tiny configuration:
ROM=4M, HD=120M, Monochroom Hercules, Cyrix 486DX, 50Mh.
A friend of mine tried to do the same job with RH5.1 but was unable to
install due to the lack of disk space, ROM size .
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Matthew Myers
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>Ok.. I found the key, I tried that and I also hooked up an external monitor
>to see if I could see something and it turned of the monitor like Win95 does
>when in the wrong video mode.
What's in your /etc/X11/XF86Config?
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- libstdc++2.8 has moved from libs/ to base/
- libnet-perl has moved from interpreters/ to base/
as usual, it is available from
http://debian.vicnet.net.au/autoup/ (primary site)
ftp://debian.vicnet.net.au/autoup/
and
http://taz.net.au/
On Wed, 22 Jul 1998, JonesMB wrote:
> I am trying to upgrade from bo to hamm so I can run the new bash and
> try wine.
>
> I run autoup.sh and it ftp'ed the files needed for the upgrade. It
> failed to get me the file libstdc++2.8_*.deb
>
> [...deleted...]
autoup.sh is expecting to find it in li
Hallo,
Wie ueberpruefe ich auf der Kommandozeile die Integritaet von
.deb-Paketen?
Die man-pages (uralt) sagen, dass es keine Checksumme gaebe...
Dann frage ich mich aber, wie dselect nach ftp die heruntergeladenen
Pakete prueft bzw. wie Maintainer ihren ftp-Mirror checken?
Danke im Voraus,
Mi
Hi,
> Ok, What I believe to be the final build of the Enlightenment trilogy is
> uploaded to www.livenet.net/~shaleh/software/enlightenment. If you have
> ANY probelms, please let me know. Otherwise I a day or so I will upload
> this to the main Debian archive.
Got this, installed it - it's aws
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Carl Fink <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Shaleh wrote:
>>We have done all the work needed to support libc6 for you. Please do
>
>This stuff always seems odd to me. Has autoup stopped killing
>people's systems?
Yup, I've upgraded lots o
We are mere hours away from the largest IRC party Debian has ever
thrown, as the release of 2.0 "hamm" will happen:
in Austrailia: at 10:00 AM ACT on Friday Jul 24
in Europe: at 0:00 midnight UTC on Friday Jul 24
in America: at 8:00 PM EDT on Thursday Jul 23
-> I think I am having some trouble setting up a ~/.signature file in
-> Elm. If this message has my name at the bottom than everything is
-> working, if not I need help. I just want to put a signature on all
-> my email.
hmmm edit your ~/.elm/elmrc and define
# local ".signature" file to append
I can't seem to upgrade one of the base packages.
My current setup is
ii e2fslibsg 1.10-8 The EXT2 file system shared libs.
ii e2fsprogsg 1.10-8 The EXT2 file system utilities.
When I type "dpkg --install e2fsprogs_1.10-17.deb", I get the following:
dpkg: consideri
Thanks alot Matt
regards
Jonathan Lawson
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Thermal Processes Unit
Department of Applied Energy and Optical Diagnostics
School of Mechanical Engineering,
Cranfield University,
Cranfield, Bedford. UK.
email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Wed, 22 Jul 1998, the lone gunman wrote:
> On Wed, Jul 22, 1
Thanks Gary,
Jonathan Lawson
---
Thermal Processes Unit
Department of Applied Energy and Optical Diagnostics
School of Mechanical Engineering,
Cranfield University,
Cranfield, Bedford. UK.
email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 22 Jul 1998, Gary L. Hennigan wrote:
> Pete Harlan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
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