After you boot up
dmesg | less
will let you view the text.
That isn't exactly what you asked for but it will get you the info.
Take care,
Kent
Alex wrote:
> Is there a way (or is it already done) to direct the text printed to
> the monitor during the logon process to a file. If such a file is
>
I am just now trying to compile my kernel for sound as per Marl Wagnon's
recent suggestions, but lo and behold, no /usr/src/linux and on top
of that, the only directory in my /usr/src directory is REDHAT?!?!?!
What's up here? So I just tried to go to /usr/src and type "make
xconfig" and I get t
On Sat, 13 Feb 1999, Paul Nathan Puri wrote:
>I just set up my network (laptop to desktop). I'm running linux on
>both.
>
>I pinged my desktop and it seems there is 96% packet loss there. Why
>would this be?
>
Hardware problem somehwere...thats for sure...but I have no idea where you
should look
Hi,
I need to get IP port forwarding working ASAP on my 2.2.1-ac5-kernel system.
However I'm new to the 2.2.x masq and/or port fw stuff and I can't find a
solution to my problem myself.
The installed version of ipportfw is 1.11-7, ipfwadm's version is 2.3.0, and
ipchains' version is 1.3.8, 27-
I have recently been expriencing problems with GDB.
I will compiling a program with the -g symbol and
run it in gdb. After setting a break point(typically
line one worked in the past) and running the program I
get this:
Cannot insert breakpoint 1:
Cannot access memory at address: some memory add
> In a message dated 2/13/99 1:44:40 PM Central Standard Time,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> > I can't mount my zip drive. It is a scsi zip drive and I think my isa-to-
> > scsi host adapter is working. During boot I get these lines (among others
> > ofcourse):
> >
> > "scsi : 0 hosts.
> >
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> In a message dated 2/13/99 12:09:41 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL
> PROTECTED]
> treff.uni-koeln.de writes:
>
> > Because sound in 2.0 kernels is not modular enough. IO, IRQ etc. have
> > to be hardcoded into the kernel. Some option must not be set for some
> >
In a message dated 2/13/99 2:31:07 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
> > Is this the right way to do things in Debian? I gave up on dselect
> > because of the huge number of packages you must look at.
>
> You can mix and match dselect and dpkg.
>
The reason you can do th
In a message dated 2/13/99 2:22:59 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
> I don't know what I'm talking about, but I was under the impression that
> dpkg thinks that 2.0.7t is newer than 2.0.7.19981211-1, even though the
> other way 'round is right. Or at least I have a vague memo
In a message dated 2/13/99 1:44:40 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I can't mount my zip drive. It is a scsi zip drive and I think my isa-to-
> scsi host adapter is working. During boot I get these lines (among others
> ofcourse):
>
> "scsi : 0 hosts.
> scsi : detected t
In a message dated 2/13/99 12:09:41 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
treff.uni-koeln.de writes:
> Because sound in 2.0 kernels is not modular enough. IO, IRQ etc. have
> to be hardcoded into the kernel. Some option must not be set for some
> soundcard, whereas others have to be etc.
>
Andrei Ivanov wrote:
>
> Ok, I figured I'd upgrade to potato from hamm.
> What packages/libraries will need to be upgraded, except downloading the
> kernel?
>
> TIA,
> Andrew
>
Well I would use the apt method of dselect and pick both the
slink distribution as well as potato as the upda
Doug Thistlethwaite wrote:
>
> I posted my pnpdump output in a previous message to the mailing list.
> There seems to be a TON of options in this file. I see some lines:
> # Card 1: (serial identifier 8d 01 00 01 00 01 00 a9 0d)
> # Vendor Id CMI0001, Serial Number 16777472, checksum 0x8D.
> # Ve
Ok, I figured I'd upgrade to potato from hamm.
What packages/libraries will need to be upgraded, except downloading the
kernel?
TIA,
Andrew
At 09:38 PM 2/13/1999 +, Matt Folwell wrote:
>On Sat, Feb 13, 1999 at 03:25:00PM -0600, Kent West wrote:
>> Well, recompiling my 2.0.34 kernel got my 3com NIC working, but now my
>> CD-ROM that was on /dev/hdc won't work. When I try to mount it I'm told
>> that the iso9660 fs type is not suppor
On Sat, 13 Feb 1999, Paul Nathan Puri wrote:
> I just set up my network (laptop to desktop). I'm running linux on
> both.
>
> I pinged my desktop and it seems there is 96% packet loss there. Why
> would this be?
Maybe an incorrect irq or an irq conflict?
You may want to post the output of i
Thanks for the reply. Questions below! :)
Jiri Baum wrote:
>
> Doug Thistlethwaite:
> > Thanks for the reply Andrei... Unfortunately it is a PNP card and I do
> > not have windoze on the system to get the port numbers from.
>
> In that case, you need isapnp and pnpdump.
>
> The latter gives yo
On Sat, Feb 13, 1999 at 03:25:00PM -0600, Kent West wrote:
> Well, recompiling my 2.0.34 kernel got my 3com NIC working, but now my
> CD-ROM that was on /dev/hdc won't work. When I try to mount it I'm told
> that the iso9660 fs type is not supported by the kernel.
>
> When I run "make menuconfig"
Doug Thistlethwaite wrote:
>
> Thanks everyone for the help! I may get this working yet! :)
>
> [snip]
>
> Also, if I want to move to the 2.2.1 kernel, what will I need to do? Is
> it as simple as using dselect to get a pre-compilied kernel, or will I
> need to remove a bunch of stuff and load
Well, recompiling my 2.0.34 kernel got my 3com NIC working, but now my
CD-ROM that was on /dev/hdc won't work. When I try to mount it I'm told
that the iso9660 fs type is not supported by the kernel.
When I run "make menuconfig" I see nothing about the iso9660 fs type under
the "Filesystems" item,
Kent West wrote:
[cut]
> And to you, Heikki, thanks for the input. I stuck with the 2.0.34 kernel
> though, cause it was over my head to download the 2.0.35 kernel from
> another machine and copy it to my Linux box and etc, etc. But now that I
> have a working network, maybe I'll upgrade to 2.0.35
Thanks everyone for the help! I may get this working yet! :)
I tried the pnpdump -c >/tmp/foo and got the following message:
Port address -c (0x) out of range 0x203..0x3ff
I did a standard pnpdump >/tmp/foo and the output is listed below. In
reading the docs on pnpdump, I need to edit this
Whoo-hoo! Thanks Frankie! Although the instructions you gave didn't match
exactly what I was seeing, it got me about half-way there, and along with
some instructions on custom kernel's from www.debian's documentation page I
got another 45% of the way, and I just tinkered and explored my way through
Did you create a second partition on this disk? Is the partition something
other than "unformatted"? You need to make sure that these two conditions
exist for a succesful install. The second partition need not be more than
128MB (thats all the linux kernel uses) but it must be unformatted when you
Gregory,
Thanks for your help but I am afraid this didn't work either. The
installation process hangs up right after the following line is displayed:
(scsi0) Downloading sequencer code...419 instructions downloaded.
I know there is a driver that works since I found a RedHat installation
disks th
Paul Nathan Puri wrote:
> I just set up my network (laptop to desktop). I'm running linux on
> both.
>
> I pinged my desktop and it seems there is 96% packet loss there. Why
> would this be?
>
> On both machines there is a fast ethernet NIC, and I have a fast
> ethernet 3Com hub.
>
> When I tel
> On Fri, 12 Feb 1999, David Webster wrote:
...
> : work arounds to allow someone other than root to write to a vfat
> : partition?
>
Nathan E Norman:
> Yeah, use an fstab entry like this (this is ntfs but applies to
> vfat/msdos also afaik)
>
> /dev/hda1 /ntdrv1 ntfs user,exec,nosuid,gid=50,
Kent West:
> Here's what I'd try:
> 1) Boot off a Win98 floppy that has the sys.com (or is it sys.exe?) and
> the fdisk.com (or is it fdisk.exe?) commands on it (or alternatively, you
> can run these commands from the hard drive).
> 2) Run "fdisk /mbr". This will "partition" the master boot recor
> Dean wrote:
> >
> > Just got debian up ( bare bones) and went to internet and to check I
> > first pinged IPS, then debian.org and ping wouldn't stop. Finally got
> > off internet by poff in another vc, ping cont. to try to send. Any
> > suggestions on ping? Also what can I do to stop a run away
Eliezer Figueroa:
> Packeges in non-us means that they are not in english?
It means that the US government would like to keep cryptography out of the
hands of its citizens and the only almost-legal way they have is to pretend
that they are worried about foreign terrorists.
Well, either that or th
Helge Hafting:
> You wrote:
> > Robert-Jan Kuijvenhoven:
> > > ppp.log:
> > ...
> > > send (ATZ^M)
> > > expect (OK)
> > > ^M
> > > NO CARRIER
> > > -- Failed
...
> > That'd definitely be a problem, but I'm not sure how it'd come about; why
> > would a modem respond to `ATZ' with `NO CARRIER'?
>
>
Daryl Williams:
> does anyone know if there are any fax server software that will run on
> linux?
I use mgetty-fax, so now you have a complete set of responses (AFAIK).
We use it for both sending and receiving, no problems.
Jiri
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We'll know the future has arrived when eve
Peter Ludwig:
> error connecting to 192.168.0.11:139 (No route to host)
What does route tell you?
That's "/sbin/route" from the netbase package.
Jiri
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We'll know the future has arrived when every mailer transparently
quotes lines that begin with "From ", but no-one rememb
Darknight:
> Another thing in X is that I can get the mixer set so that the sound is
> absolutely perfect, however when I reboot the system the settings all
> return to default. Is there anywhere to force it to save the settings,
> or some file I could manually edit to force them?
Don't know how
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MacKenzie, Andrew:
> My only real problem is the methods of keeping current. I install
> packages using dpkg -i .
...
> Is this the right way to do things in Debian? I gave up on dselect
> because of the huge number of packages you must look at.
You can mix and match dselect and dpkg.
So you
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> I'm still at a loss as to why this is giving me problems in the first
> place. From all I've read and ran across, 2.0.7t is less than
> 2.0.7.19981211-1. Why is dpkg having such a problem with this file?
I don't know what I'm talking about, but I was under the impression tha
eferen1:
> I have tried setting up an internet connection with no success.
>
> Every time I try connecting, I get the message "pppd daemon died
> unexpectedly".
>
> It does dial, I hear the initial connection made, and then it quits.
>
> I've used the terminal window to see what the problem is,
Doug Thistlethwaite:
> Thanks for the reply Andrei... Unfortunately it is a PNP card and I do
> not have windoze on the system to get the port numbers from.
In that case, you need isapnp and pnpdump.
The latter gives you an initial file to work from, you just need to decide
what IRQ etc you want
Lance Hoffmeyer:
> How can I use gawk or some other program to remove a number of lines
> from a text file. Initially, I only need to delete the top 10 lines
> from a file
As others already wrote, use
tail +11
> but it might be useful to know how to delete lines from any part of the
> f
> > How about suggesting some improvements, rather than "I don't like the
> > Debian install"?
> >
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> I find deselect as the only problem with debian. The update section
> really needs work.
Actually, I'd say the `Access' and `Select' screens need work, especially
Select.
>
At 04:02 AM 2/14/1999 +0800, Bal K. Paudyal wrote:
>Hello Friends,
>
>With the help of some of you, I have solved some problems but I am
>encountering ever more new problems. Here is the description of my system:
>
>I installed Red Hat package on my Pentium 200 MMX from local cdrom.
>
>A few days a
At 07:57 PM 2/12/1999 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I'm trying LINUX for the first time, and was attracted to the straight to
>the point FAQ on installing this program on low memory machines.
>
>The machine is an old Compaq 4/25 Contura laptop with 4 Megs of ram - 130
>Meg of ram. I simply want
I just set up my network (laptop to desktop). I'm running linux on
both.
I pinged my desktop and it seems there is 96% packet loss there. Why
would this be?
On both machines there is a fast ethernet NIC, and I have a fast
ethernet 3Com hub.
When I telnet my desktop from my laptop, a prompt com
Hello Friends,
With the help of some of you, I have solved some problems but I am
encountering ever more new problems. Here is the description of my system:
I installed Red Hat package on my Pentium 200 MMX from local cdrom.
A few days ago I installed Debian from scratch package by package on 48
>> "NC" == Nuno Carvalho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
NC> I'm not sure if vboxgetty was running correctly ... i've got from syslog :
NC> Feb 13 17:35:20 cavern init: Id "I0" respawning too fast: disabled
NC> for 5 minutes
ps ax must show it.
$ ps ax | grep vboxgetty
427 ? S0:00 /usr/sbi
> I've had absolutely no luck with sounds cards and Linux. I'm in a position to
> where sound isn't really important on the machines I use, but I want to hear
> what a penguin sounds like.
eh?
> I used to have an Awe64 but didn't hit on the trick of patching the drivers
> into the source and c
I can't mount my zip drive. It is a scsi zip
drive and I think my isa-to-scsi host adapter is working. During boot I get
these lines (among others ofcourse):
"scsi : 0 hosts.
scsi : detected total."
Does this mean my host adapter is
working?
I remember reading somewhere that a scsi zip s
> I apologize for asking the question when it's been addressed so often, but
> the answers I've found in the mail archives haven't been simplistic enough
> for me.
>
> I have a hamm box freshly installed from CD. It has a 3COM 3c905B-TX NIC in
> it that doesn't seem to be recognized. I've about de
Is there a way (or is it already done) to direct
the text printed to the monitor during the logon process to a file. If
such a file is automaticly created, what is it? If not is there any way to
set one up.
-alex
Martin Bialasinski wrote:
> I don't know if vbox works with non-hisax cards. If you have set up
> vboxgetty to listen to the MSN that gets called, and vboxgetty is
> running (check with ps ax), then it should work.
I'm not sure if vboxgetty was running correctly ... i've got from syslog :
Feb 1
Had one running a few months back (with a 2.1.125 kernel). I just followed
the docs and it worked fine (with a VCR that is - didn't have an aerial to
try it with). Read the docs in usr/src/linux/Documentation. You will
probably have to set up the proper device (which is also in the docs
somewhere).
I just install a Hauppage (sp?) tv card. I compiled 2.2.1 to enable
video4linux, and for this card. I also installed xawtv.
Does anyone have this stuff working? If so please relay some
war stories. Thanks
--
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Certified Law Student
& GNU/Linux Monk
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[EMAIL PROTECT
I had no luck with it, but just couple of days ago I ran across an old
SB16 card. One that comes with 2xCDROM, that has an IDE interface on the
card itself. That card worked perfectly with kernel compiled to SB
support.
Dunno where you can get one of those antiques, though. I got it from a
DX2 comp
>> "RE" == Randy Edwards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
RE> into the source and configuring it properly. I then ran across
RE> one of those SB16 Vibra cards, but I guess you have to first
RE> configure its ISA PnP in Windows/DOS before one could use it.
RE> Well, I don't have Windows/DOS and it
If
>> "NC" == Nuno Carvalho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
NC> It seems mgetty-voice it's for analog modem and not for my ISDN
NC> cards (PCBIT)
Martin Bialasinski wrote:
>> vbox is part of the isdnutils package.
[...]
NC> As I'd a "kernel problem" it will never use vbox, rigth ?
I don't know if v
I've had absolutely no luck with sounds cards and Linux. I'm in a position to
where sound isn't really important on the machines I use, but I want to hear
what a penguin sounds like.
I used to have an Awe64 but didn't hit on the trick of patching the drivers
into the source and configuring it pro
>> "r" == robbie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
r> Why does debian not include sound modules in the default kernel package?
Because sound in 2.0 kernels is not modular enough. IO, IRQ etc. have
to be hardcoded into the kernel. Some option must not be set for some
soundcard, whereas others have to
I'm trying to set up my brothers computer so that it just
boots by itself, and then mounts /usr and friends from my
computer. The question is: Which directories should I mount
and what files need I take special care of?
Currently, I've tried to mount /usr /lib /bin /sbin and /etc.
I've also had to
Martin Bialasinski wrote:
> >> "NC" == Nuno Carvalho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> NC> It seems mgetty-voice it's for analog modem and not for my ISDN
> NC> cards (PCBIT)
>
> vbox is part of the isdnutils package.
I tried but it still don't work.
PCBIT seems not to support it. I get always a
Thanks to the help of many people on the debian-user and linux-diald lists,
I seem to have my diald issue resolved! I re-compiled my 2.2.1 kernel with
SLIP support, and it now works like magic. I still have a few minor issues
to work out with it, but on the whole it's fantastic!
(Cross-posted to
Hi!
Now i have installed Slink. But I have a problem: /bin/open does not work
properly. If I say:
/bin/open -v -- /bin/bash
I see
Using VT /dev/tty12 but I see that there is nothing like bash started on tty12
If I use open from Hamm distribution there is no problem.
Is this a bug?
Thank
Hi!
After I have installed 2.0, how do I upgrade it to 2.0r4?
Thanks,
--
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+380.652.247.647Simferopol, Ukraine
http://www.FreeBSD.org The Power To Serve
http://www.oracle.com Enabling The Inf
Well, basicly, it's all been said how to get the card working.
I hope you succeed at that. I was never able to get my card working,
though. What you can do is this:
WHenever setting up the sound options in kernel, do the loadable module
support. As I was explained before, kernel will initialize th
How can I get a list ?
Horacio Sáenz
promoter
MexicanUS Heritage Institute
Ted> I'm trying to run diald to automate my PPP connection. I don't
Ted> recall the exact sequence of events when I upgraded from kernel
Ted> 2.0.34 to 2.2.1, but it now generates the following lines in
Ted> /var/log/messages:
Feb 8 15:36:22 salsa kernel: diald uses obsolete (PF_INET,SOCK_PACKE
In the changelog for sendmail 8.9.3, there is a notice about possible
signature problems due to reordered mime headers.
sendmail-8.9.3-1 is in incomming, slated for frozen and unstable,
please let me know if it solves your problem
--
Rick Nelson
Now, could anyone from the Debian-user list tell me what's going on with this?
I posted a reply to someone's on the debian-user's list, and I get this
message to my private address with a 3.4MB!!! time wasting attached file.
I don't care whether he's a nazi, a communist, or else, nor do I care
for
Subject: NE2000 PCI Card
Date: Fri, Feb 12, 1999 at 11:55:49PM -0700
In reply to:Ming Hsu
Quoting Ming Hsu([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
> Hi, I'm not sure if this is the correct place to ask for help on this, but
> it may be something in Debian that's tripping me up. I'm trying to set
Hi
I am in the middle of setting up my internet mail on my Debian 1.3.1
system. I was using smail set for "local mail delivered" , and fetchmail
to retrieve mail from my ISP at school. So local mail worked and ISP mail
was delivered to me too. In looking through the mailing list archives I got
t
I am trying to setup my system to run a zipdrive and printer using
kernel2.2.0. I have installed ppa directly into the kernel and it was
suggested that I add the lines to append below. Dmesg gives me the
message below. Any suggestions on getting printer and/or zip support on
boot?
I have the fo
> Where can I get a good Debian CDROM? This one was part of the
> InfoMagic Linux CD set which came with 6 CD's. I just want Debian.
CheapBytes is one place - their service is usually excellent.
http://cart.cheapbytes.com/cgi-bin/cart
Tom
*- On 13 Feb, David B. Teague wrote about "Re: slink base Disk Files Too Large?"
> On Sat, 13 Feb 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> *- On 13 Feb, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote about "slink base Disk Files Too
>> Large?"
>> > I recently tried to copy the slink base disk downloads
>> > (the ones fo
Hi, I´m new on the list and with Debian, please forgive my english from
now on :-)
First, I'm having trouble to reach debian ftp's site from dselect. My
machine is behind a firewall and a RH5.2 proxy server running squid.
It simply doesn't connect!
Second, I've installed libc6 running dpkg -i ,
Hi,
When I run apt-get update, I got the following error:
Get ftp://ftp.au.debian.org frozen/contrib Packages
Get ftp://non-us.debian.org frozen/non-US Packages
Error ftp://ftp.au.debian.org frozen/contrib Packages
550 /debian/dists/f
On Sat, 13 Feb 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> *- On 13 Feb, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote about "slink base Disk Files Too Large?"
> > I recently tried to copy the slink base disk downloads
> > (the ones for 1.44M floppies) to 1.44M floppies, but the floppie
> > images were too large. ...anyone e
*- On 13 Feb, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote about "slink base Disk Files Too Large?"
> I recently tried to copy the slink base disk downloads
> (the ones for 1.44M floppies) to 1.44M floppies, but the floppie
> images were too large. ...anyone else have this problem or know
> what might have caused
>> "GA" == Graham Ashton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
GA> I seem to be lacking the one important piece of info, and that's
GA> the password for the 'root' user.
You could remove the mysql tables in /var/lib/mysql/mysql. This should
wipe the access system. Restart the database afterwards.
Ciao,
> Assuming I have a directory with many .deb files, is there an easy way to
> generate a packages.gz file for this directory?
I'm not sure about this, though I believe .deb files are actually files
which are already archived and compressed (sort of .tgz's with a debian
installation script?). If t
I recently tried to copy the slink base disk downloads
(the ones for 1.44M floppies) to 1.44M floppies, but the floppie
images were too large. ...anyone else have this problem or know
what might have caused it?
Art
is it possible to use these software to send mutilple faxes while staying
connected to internet(ie. without costing of any extra money)
thx.
On Fri, 12 Feb 1999, Bob Nielsen wrote:
> On Fri, 12 Feb 1999, Daryl Williams wrote:
>
> > folks,
> >
> > does anyone know if there are any fax server s
Hi,
I just decided to try out the autofs package, so I installed it and
recompiled my 2.2.1 kernel. I set up the map file per the examples
and rebooted. Everything seems to work great. I accessed one of
the file systems in the map file, and had no problems with it. I
happened to do a 'ls -l /
Hi,
I just installed SSLTelnet on my site and it seems to work fine. One
thing though, it stopped displaying /etc/issue.net to people logging in.
Has anyone gotten around this bug | feature?
--
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Tel: (604) 930-0530
Sysadmin, Continuum Systems: http://www.cm.nu
Per
>> "BM" == Ben Messinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
BM> Is there a deb installer for the realaudio player? If so what is
BM> the package name/path?
It is called rvplayer and is in contrib
Check http://packages.debian.org/rvplayer
Ciao,
Martin
>> "MA" == MacKenzie, Andrew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
MA> On the subject of how to maintain a Debian system (and thanks to
MA> those who responded previously), I am looking for the best source
MA> on how to become a power user of apt / dpkg / dselect. Is it the
MA> unfinished Admin guide in t
Stephane Boyer writes:
>Hi!
>
>i saw your message on the debian-user-digest mlist. and you cannot use
>dma3 for anything other than the floppy controler
>
>SB16's use irq5,dma1 and dma5(sometimes dma7) by default
>
>if you have the pnp-utilities installed just generate a new isapnp.conf
>file
>
>p
David Webster writes:
>./MAKEDEV audio did the trick. Seems to be working OK now. I now have a
>dsp, dsp1, /audio /sequencer, and other stuff under /dev I used to not
>have.
That's nice :)
--
-~* Daniel Elenius *~-
Is there a deb installer for the realaudio player? If so what is the
package name/path?
--
Ben Messinger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There are no accidents, only plans other people make and don't tell you
about.
>> "MJ" == Marant Jerome <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
MJ> Are there projects to convert RedHat utilities called
MJ> Xconfigurator and sndconfig to debs, in the short term ?
Someone (in debian-devel) said he wanted to take a look at the Xconfigurator.
MJ> If not are there similar projects with De
>> "NC" == Nuno Carvalho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
NC> It seems mgetty-voice it's for analog modem and not for my ISDN
NC> cards (PCBIT)
vbox is part of the isdnutils package.
Run isdnconfig to create a sample config and edit the conffile in
/etc/isdn
Read the docu in /usr/doc/isdnutils
Cia
> The problem I have right now is that the kernel won't recognize the NE2000
> PCI card. A friend and I tried autoprobing it, and making it a module and
> loading it after compile, but neither has worked. We also tried to forcing
> recognition by putting an append line into LILO, but that didn't
> Thanks for the reply. Is there a way to get the card setting without going to
> windows... My system doesn't have windows on it at all. I installed linux
> directly
> onto it. Its kind of MS free... As much as I could make it.
Gain 100karma points! :) I am also pure in this regard ;), so I
Hi All,
Thanks to everyone who responded to request for help on mounting
my CDROM. I discovered the problem and it was the CDROM itself.
Apparently not mastered correctly.
Where can I get a good Debian CDROM? This one was part of the
InfoMagic Linux CD set which came with 6 CD's. I just want Debi
On Fri, 12 Feb 1999 22:58:25 EST, Pete wrote:
o, I figure, I'll make a root disk that my boot disk can load as a ram
> disk. Now, I realize I have no clue where I might find the various thing I
> may need to be part of this root disk. Is there anywhere I can find such a
> root disk, or is there som
On Thu, 11 Feb 1999, Richard Harran wrote:
> I think that it is still an export thing: the difference is that the
> international version has weaker encryption, which is not covered by
> the export laws (and is less secure: probably the which ever agency it
> is can crack it).
> However, I'm Engli
David Webster wrote:
>
> Well Windows and OS/2 don't seem to have a problem with letting you
> configure your sound stuff right up front. How hard is it to add a
> sound item to modconf screen used in in the "Drivers Configuration"
> phase of the install?. Afterall, these drivers are all modules
Have a look at this link!
http://www.diamondmm.com/products/current/rio.cfm
Currently, their drivers only support Windows 95/98. How long will it be till
the Linux/UNIX drivers are working??? I know the recording and playback software
is available for MP3, but we need software to download the MP
On Sat, 13 Feb 1999, Nils Lorvick wrote:
> Well...as usual it didn't work. I tried the fdisk /mbr command. And it
> didn't do ANYTHING to my computer. I still can't change my partition
> information at ALL. So the Fdisk /mbr option didn't fix it. My computer still
> locks up at the beginning. I d
Hi, I'm not sure if this is the correct place to ask for help on this, but
it may be something in Debian that's tripping me up. I'm trying to set up
network support with Debian 2.0 running Linux 2.2.1. The machine is a
K6-266MMX with 64MB of RAM. So far the Win95 side of the computer has the
net
Hello,
I wrote:
> I have a weird ongoing problem: I connect to a W95 box, smbmount a share,
> but some files on the share do not show up on directory listings
Thank you for your suggestions - I recompiled the kernel and switched on
the Win95 option and it works now. (I coincidentally upgraded to
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