I have an NEC C251 4 disc changer connected to my secondary slave
controller. I can mount the drive as /dev/hdd and access the first
drive but how can I mount or change to the other 3 drives?
Also, when I attempt to mount the floppy drive as /dev/fd0 I get I/O
errors? What could I be doing wrong
Hi All:
About two weeks ago, something changed on my mostly Hamm system,
and Netscape stopped working. Since then, I get a SEG FAULT
every time I try to start Netscape. I have tried everything
I can think of to fix this. I have downloaded three different
versions of the Netscape or Communicator
I'm having an intermittant but recurring problem with the keyboard of my
computer. Every so often (maybe about 5 or 6 times a day), when I begin
typing, the first keystroke that seems to be received is the ` key.
Also, about every 30 days or so (although its done it twice today) the
keyboards lo
I've re-built my kernel so as to enable the sound card nad noe
deselect(apt)
wants desparately to upgrade my kernel-image to a "newer" version. I
minused
it, and now it asks to remove the kernel and when I decline, it gives a
configuration error.
How can I trick dselect into accepting my kernel
I have a system I wish to set up for dual boot with WinNT and Debian. I
have gotten the mini How-To for setting up the NT boot loader to access
the Debian system, and have installed on the second partition of what I
thought was my boot disk. But Debian thinks its on the second disk.
I have a Mic
Hi,
I've got (at least) one photo taken while the camera was moving.
I'd really like to get rid of the vageness caused by this motion.
I *know* it should be possible to get rid of this vagueness, but
I've never actually seen a programme that does it (only the 'sharpen'
options in the Gipm, xv, et
Yup; it affects all vc's, just as you say. It looks like I need to reset
the video card to another mode; the question is how. My current approach
is to nuke the partitions and start over.
Hank
Using VFP: MS's OOP Production Tool
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/fayhj
-Original M
Hi, I'm coding for a mud and I've run into some problems porting it to
Debian...
The write functions seems to be different... my previous declaration
gave it's vars as
(( int fd, char *buf, int nbyte ))
The Debian declaration gives them as
(( int fd, const char *bug, int nbyte ))
When I change
I'm planning on building several Debian/Linux compute and disk servers,
the aim is for maximum remote "workstation" performance with no frills.
The target hardware is:
* Dual processor PII 400MHz (450MHz if they were available)
* 512Mbyte or 1Gbyte RAM (likely to be limited by 4 slots at 128Mbyte
On Fri, 14 Aug 1998, Gregory T. Norris wrote:
> I was wondering how hard it is to remove/replace the mbr package. We have
> a single system running hamm, for which we want to disable the capability
> of booting from a diskette. Currently we've disabled floppy-boot in the
> BIOS, and configured
On Fri, 14 Aug 1998, Nathan E Norman wrote:
> On Fri, 14 Aug 1998, Kennedy Mutio wrote:
>
> : I am trying to find out the driver that the SMC card known as EtherCard
> : Plus Elite 16T (8013wc) uses.. I'm using Debian and I thought that it
> : would use the NE2000 driver because I've used th
In the last 3 weeks, the debian lists and their subscribers have been attacked
by spammer(s) from uu.net. Since the time I started handling spam for Debian,
uu.net comprised about one third of the spam that Debian has gotten, but
lately it has been darn close to 100%. This is too much, IMO, a
> i was wondering was there a .deb package for Netscape Navigator any where
> - I've looked at debian.org for it but all I found was some sort of
> install package - not actually netscape. I also tried looking in some of
> the FAQ's at debian.org, but nothing there either.
The netscape license
On Fri, 14 Aug 1998, Sheehan wrote:
> Hello,
> i was wondering was there a .deb package for Netscape Navigator any where
> - I've looked at debian.org for it but all I found was some sort of
> install package - not actually netscape. I also tried looking in some of
> the FAQ's at debian.org, bu
Thanks to Patrick, and all for help here.
In earlier debugging, I had inadvertantly deleted /etc/X11/X, and made
this a symbolic link to the xserver (hard-linked to /usr/X11R6/bin/X).
This is a good way to hose your setup with the wrapper! It's nice to
see that Debian will just plain refuse to r
Hello,
i was wondering was there a .deb package for Netscape Navigator any where
- I've looked at debian.org for it but all I found was some sort of
install package - not actually netscape. I also tried looking in some of
the FAQ's at debian.org, but nothing there either.
Thanks
Brian Sheehan
On Fri, 14 Aug 1998, Gregory T. Norris wrote:
: I was wondering how hard it is to remove/replace the mbr package. We have
: a single system running hamm, for which we want to disable the capability
: of booting from a diskette. Currently we've disabled floppy-boot in the
: BIOS, and configur
Salam Arifi!
You need an iso9660 aware burning tool on NT.
Don't listen to thoose who say this can't or shouldn't be done... I
have Debian 2.0 Distribution and Contrib CD's I made on the the NT
machine at work.
You need to download this (free software):
ftp://ftp.cdarchive.com/pub/goldenhawk/do
On Fri, 14 Aug 1998, Kennedy Mutio wrote:
: I am trying to find out the driver that the SMC card known as EtherCard
: Plus Elite 16T (8013wc) uses.. I'm using Debian and I thought that it
: would use the NE2000 driver because I've used this before with another but
: different SMC card.
: Can
>
> Anyone know how the IRC hosts keep track of the number of bots,
> clients, etc. are connected? Do they record the hostname or the IP?
>
> I only have 1 IP. If I create a bunch of hostnames pointing to my IP, how
> can I connect with those hostnames?
You can't do this unless you are authora
Note that Tim and I have both sent ACKs that we should be removed from
those domains - I sent mine before the problem came up. Because of the
snafu, we might have to go through that process another time.
Also, moving the U.S. mail address requires a notarized document, it
can't be done electronica
Robert J. Alexander writes:
> The debugging I and a friend in IBM have been doing seem to pinpoint the
> resolver problems I had to the release of libc6 we just both upgraded to:
> Version: 2.0.7t-1
> with this installed even if your /etc/nsswitch.conf and your /host.conf
> files point to /etc/hos
On Fri, 14 Aug 1998, Zaphod Beeblebrox wrote:
:
: When I boot my system I have to tell the kernel
: the hard drive parameters.
:
: LILO: linux hda=1010,12,55 hdb=683,16,38
add a line like this:
append="hda=1010,12,55 hdb=683,16,38"
The append line ought to appear in the global section, s
Quoting Robert J. Alexander ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> The debugging I and a friend in IBM have been doing seem to pinpoint the
> resolver problems I had to the release of libc6 we just both upgraded
> to:
> Version: 2.0.7t-1
>
> with this installed even if your /etc/nsswitch.conf and your
> /host.con
I was wondering how hard it is to remove/replace the mbr package. We have
a single system running hamm, for which we want to disable the capability
of booting from a diskette. Currently we've disabled floppy-boot in the
BIOS, and configured LILO to require a password (only if kernel-options are
s
>I have both a 3COM Etherlink III (device eth0) and a standard 28.8K
>modem (device ppp0). I used the Etherlink III (connected to the network
>at the office) to download and install Debian Hamm. This goes really
>fast, so I want to keep the network setup I made during the install for
>major upgr
I am trying to find out the driver that the SMC card known as EtherCard
Plus Elite 16T (8013wc) uses.. I'm using Debian and I thought that it
would use the NE2000 driver because I've used this before with another but
different SMC card.
Can anybody help?
Thanks,
Ken.
> How does the IRC server do a reverse lookup? The regular way, or do they
> ask the name server of that IP (which is quicker)?
>
> Thanks
> -Paul
What is "the regular way"?
DS
dpkg -I gives you all the info on a package. It will tell you what a
package depends on. If you have a package it is not as easy to find out
what depends on it. The easiest way is to use dselect. unselect the
package and it will tell you if anything needs it. Then just select the
package again
On Fri, 14 Aug 1998, Robert Ramiega wrote:
> Hi!
> I have one problem: How can i check which packages depend on specific
> package?
I know that you can do the reverse (check which packages a package depends
on) using dpkg --info
--
Essentially. Sid is where a new arch or what not goes before it is
mature enough to be in a real directory like slink or hamm.
George Bonser wrote:
>
> So I take it that sid is a perpetual development "sandbox"?
>
> George Bonser
>
> The Linux "We're never going out of business" sale at an FTP
Erwan Esnault wrote:
>
> I have debian 2.0 with shadow passwds enabled, and when I log in with a
> normal user account, I cannot get my login with e.g. id -un or whoami !.
> It says 'Unable to find user 1001' or something like that.
>
> I added all my accounts with the 'adduser' utility...
>
> P
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On 14-Aug-98 David L. Kocher wrote:
> Hi all you Debian Guru's,
>
> My server admin recently switched to Debian from an older version of
> linux, now I'm having some problems compiling a MUD. Now, before I tell
> you the problems I'll tell you how I went
Mark Mickan wrote:
>
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>
> On 07-Aug-98 Doug Thistlethwaite wrote:
> > One of them is "sys/vararg.h" Which package is this in & what is the
> > best way for me to figure out where these things are in the future.
>
exactly ... and if you are trying to figure
When I boot my system I have to tell the kernel
the hard drive parameters.
LILO: linux hda=1010,12,55 hdb=683,16,38
I would like to get this set up so I don't have
to manually enter this information.
I tried setting up my lilo.conf file as follows:
boot=/dev/hda
delay = 100
root=/dev/hda2
compa
Hi,
How can I allow other hosts to rcp or run rsh on my host ?
I've set all permissions in hosts.allow, so rlogin, telnet works;
only for rcp and rsh the permission is denied.
thanks,
Andreas Rapp
that won't work, tmost irc serves today use a lookup hostname then lookup
IP and comparer results if they don't match mostr of the time you don't
get on. You'll need multiple Ips with forward and reverse dns setup to do
what you want to do.
-Chris
On Fri, 14 Aug 1998, Paul Miller wrote:
> Date
On Fri, 14 Aug 1998, David L. Kocher wrote:
> gcc -o -lcrypt act_comm.o act_info.o act_move.o act_obj.o act_wiz.o
> comm.o cons
> t.o db.o fight.o handler.o magic.o save.o special.o update.o bit.o mem.o
> olc.o o
> lc_act.o olc_save.o string.o mob_commands.o mob_prog.o gr_magic.o id.o
> chat_new.
Hi debian world.
I had troubles with x11amp. After playing A LOT with configuration
stuff, i made x11amp work!!
What i did...
I realase that x11amp works when the ``System V IPC'' option from the
general tab of the kernel configuration in installed into kernel.
(Now elpus work too.)
But
I wondered if there was that limitation. Do you perhaps have an updated
link that that program to hide partitions? The one you gave me is
apparantly no longer valid. Also, is there a way to hide other partitions
in dosemu so I can load dos under linux? Thanks for the help.
Rob
On Thu, 13 Aug
On Thu, 13 Aug 1998, Hank Fay wrote:
> Well nothing seems to get rid of the little critters except shutdown. I
> had to switch to another VC this time, because something unknown was going
> on in the first one. It seems to be getting stuck in a different video
> mode.
Well you could also tr
On Fri, 14 Aug 1998, innocent. wrote:
> the way u actually do it is with ifconfig and route. you need IP Aliasing
> compiled in your kernel.
after compiling ip aliasing in my kernel, how do I do that?
Thanks
-Paul
What is I purchaced an additional dynamic IP? The connection would go
through my existing line, so it'd be on the same network card. Could I
get bind to update on DHCP requests?
How does the IRC server do a reverse lookup? The regular way, or do they
ask the name server of that IP (which is qu
On Fri, 14 Aug 1998, Erwan Esnault wrote:
> I have debian 2.0 with shadow passwds enabled, and when I log in with a
> normal user account, I cannot get my login with e.g. id -un or whoami !.
> It says 'Unable to find user 1001' or something like that.
>
As far as I know, the shadow passw
Dear all,
I have RTFM, but I can't work out what to do:
I would like apache (my web server) to outpu its logs so that analog can
produce statistics for more than the current month (see pick.sel for the
output of analog, and you'll see what I mean). Can someone tell me (simply
please) how
How is the cpu time of a process calculated?
Thanks
-Paul
Anyone know how the IRC hosts keep track of the number of bots, clients,
etc. are connected? Do they record the hostname or the IP?
I only have 1 IP. If I create a bunch of hostnames pointing to my IP, how
can I connect with those hostnames?
How about this script (root suid):
#/bin/sh
hostnam
Hi!
I have one problem: How can i check which packages depend on specific
package?
--
Robert Ramiega | [EMAIL PROTECTED]IRC: _Jedi_ | Don't underestimate
IT Manager @ PDi | http://plukwa.pdi.net/| the power of Source
The debugging I and a friend in IBM have been doing seem to pinpoint the
resolver problems I had to the release of libc6 we just both upgraded
to:
Version: 2.0.7t-1
with this installed even if your /etc/nsswitch.conf and your /host.conf
files
point to /etc/hosts, the host command never even tries
On 13 Aug 98 22:34:45 GMT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>The mouse works OK outside of X, started via
> gpm -m /dev/psaux -t ps2
>gpmconfig actually wants 'ms3' according to its help option, rather than ps2
>but won't accept ms3 (maybe linux chokes on any 'ms' concatenation :) ).
>
>Still wanti
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On 07-Aug-98 Doug Thistlethwaite wrote:
> One of them is "sys/vararg.h" Which package is this in & what is the
> best way for me to figure out where these things are in the future.
To find where a file is in the distribution, just download the Contents-i3
Hi all you Debian Guru's,
My server admin recently switched to Debian from an older version of
linux, now I'm having some problems compiling a MUD. Now, before I tell
you the problems I'll tell you how I went about fixing it the mud
was compiled using -lcrypt (gcc -o -lcrypt *.o), and I have
I have the following problem, i connect to my
ISP and on the ISDN side everything is ok, i get my IP Adress and a default
route is set. But i cant even Ping the Remote Computer (the second IP i get).
The Ping says somthing like service not available or so (i cant look now,
because i wrie th
I have debian 2.0 with shadow passwds enabled, and when I log in with a
normal user account, I cannot get my login with e.g. id -un or whoami !.
It says 'Unable to find user 1001' or something like that.
I added all my accounts with the 'adduser' utility...
Please HEELP me ! I have several applic
Hi,
I have both a 3COM Etherlink III (device eth0) and a standard 28.8K
modem (device ppp0). I used the Etherlink III (connected to the network
at the office) to download and install Debian Hamm. This goes really
fast, so I want to keep the network setup I made during the install for
major upgr
Michael Shields wrote:
> Incidentially both the listed contacts of debian.org have left Debian;
> they should be changed to the new officers of SPI, I suppose, or to an
We're trying to achive this since Monday...
Since it needs some paper work this will take a while.
Regards,
Joey
--
Subject:
Re: Play sound with xmailbox
Date:
Thu, 13 Aug 1998 11:36:15 +0200
From:
Guido Bozzetto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Organization:
Nauta S.r.l. http://www.nauta.it
To:
Debian user
Gary L. Hennigan wrote:
>
> Guido B
Just suprised to see one email in my Debian folder :)
/--/
Daniel J. Mashao
Electrical Engineering [EMAIL PROTECTED]
University of Cape Town http://www.ee.uct.ac
DNS appears to be restored now, everything should return to normal :>
Internic has not yet updated the whois database so our record still
appears to be held :|
Jason
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Martin Schulze <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> this morning the domain name 'debian.org' was removed from the
> root nameservers.
A large number (reportedly 48,000!) domains were placed "on hold" and
removed from the roots. Some are fairly high-profile like
bellatlant
>sloth [~]$ sendfax -d 499-1941
>Hello world from the fax
>textfmt: No font metric information found for "Courier-Bold".
>Usage: textfmt [-1] [-2] [-B] [-c] [-D] [-f fontname] [-m N] [-o #] [-p
>#] [-r] [-U] [-Ml=#,r=#,t=#,b=#] [-V #] files... >out.ps
>Default options: -f Courier -1 -p 11bp -o 0
>E
It seems I only have half of Lilo. When I go to boot, I end up with LI
on the screen, and then it stops.
Background: Hamm, installed via floppy & ftp. Primary partition is 150 meg
partition of 1.2 gig IDE drive. Boots fine from floppy.
TIA,
Hank
Hi,
I would like to write a new set of deb-CD's (in a hurry, I want them
carted off to a faraway place -- with no web access) and would like to
know the follwing
(1) Where on earth are the images kept? .. All the sites I have visited
seem to keep refering and re-refering me to different places,
I have a multiple boot system one of which is Debian 2. I am using a
3c905b and during setup I used the generic 3com drive as well as 3c9x
drivers.
I cant seem to get my networking going. Im guessing its the card
since the exact same networking configuration on a
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