Hey.
After switching from 2.0.36 to 2.2.5 I've lost the lp support working.
Copying into /dev/lp0 causes deadlock of executing process.
Here are some config infos:
***
#dmesg
parport0: PC-style at 0x378, irq 7, dma 3 [SPP,PS2]
lp0: using parport0 (interrup
Hi Martin,
On 19 May, Martin Bialasinski wrote:
> Ossama, could you place a big note at the beginning of
> /usr/doc/imlib_base/README.Debian ?
I did. I just haven't uploaded a new set of packages yet since I've
been waiting for a new imlib release. It doesn't seem like that is
going to happe
In a message dated 5/19/99 3:31:41 PM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< On Wed, 19 May 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hey Group:
>
> I was very interested in installing the Debian distribution of Linux, and
> have been trying to download it for a little while now. Was
I'm running the latest version of potato and I get the following
problem
chinook:~> finger
finger: /dev//ttydirs/xxx/xx: No such file or directory
Login Name Tty Idle Login Time Office Office Phone
maxk Max Kamenetskydi 1:06 May 19 12:47 (:0.0)
This
I do not need names but I do need every address for walk
sequence mailing discounts. Call me if you have any questions at (208)
357-7391 and ask for Kerry, or fax information to (208) 357-5317.
The total number needed should be around 6000-6500 address's
according to the Post Office. Thi
Hi,
All of my installed packages show up as Obsolete/local packages when
using dselect:
--- Obsolete/local Required packages in section base ---
*** Req base adduser 3.8
*** Req base ae 962-21.1
*** Req base base-files 2.1.0
*** Req
>> "MC" == Monte Copeland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
MC> Checking for valid XFree86 server configuration file not found.
MC> xdm failed to load.
In my /etc/init.d/xdm, this error message is generated when
/etc/X11/XF86Config is not present. Is it there?
Ciao,
Martin
On Wed, May 19, 1999 at 10:16:45PM +0200, Debian Mail wrote:
> I did an update and upgrade with apt-get. While configuring the
> packages, apt-get stoped with an error while configuring xemacs. How
> can I now configure the rest of the packages?
Have you tried re-running 'apt-get dist-upgrade', po
Koyote writes:
> My first step is to change all files as suggested by my isp.
Please don't. ISP instructions for Linux usually assume Slackware or Red
Hat and often are obsolete and/or wrong. Just use them as reference
material.
> Then what?
Run pppconfig and then use 'pon' to start ppp and '
>> "DM" == Debian Mail <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
DM> I did an update and upgrade with apt-get. While configuring the
DM> packages, apt-get stoped with an error while configuring
DM> xemacs. How can I now configure the rest of the packages?
dpkg --configure --pending
DM> It's now also impossib
Hi
I've got a PC with a fairly recent motherboard: a Slot 1 M748mr. This
MB is a real pizza with everything on it, which is my problem. I have
installed slink without too much trouble except two difficulties for which,
after over a week of tentatives, I would like some guidance: video and
On Mon, May 17, 1999 at 12:26:38PM +0200, Johan Pettersson wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I have problem with the PAM-module. Have read the HOWTO-Security
> and trying to restrict the number of processes. But it does not work
> the user still have unlimited processes! (Debian 2.1)
limits.conf only works if t
Hi,
On Tue, 18 May, 1999 à 04:16:44PM -0500, Michelle Coelho wrote:
[...]
> The BIOS setup has provisions for 2 IDE drives, but when I set the second
> to auto-detect, it can't sense the CDROm.
> Also, the CDROM (Matsushita-Kotobuki) is 4x IDE CR-563-B.
I don't think that CR-563-B are IDE device
Hi,
Tony here,
I saw your correspondence re mixer problems.did you get yours fixed ok.
I can access my cd but " no mixer device" is available.
any suggestions.
thanks
tony
Are there any instructions on how to set up mail for a "standard"
home-desktop user? I.E.: I send my mail via smtp and recieve via pop3?
I got fetchmail working -- but it seems that all my messages are "frozen"
-- is some filtering program messing up my program?
and sending mail is just th
On 19-May-99 Brad wrote:
> On Wed, 19 May 1999, Pollywog wrote:
>
>>
>> One big mistake can do it, but mine was a stupid big mistake.
>> Trying to install StarOffice on Potato, to be specific. All of a sudden,
>> no
>> INIT, and I had to reinstall.
>
> How did StarOffice install kill init?? ..
"David B.Teague" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It ISN'T just newbies who have questions, none of us know every bright
> corner of Debian, let alone the dark ones. ;)
Yes.
This question of a newbie list comes up with dismal regularity, and it is no
more a good idea now than when first spawned by s
>> "GA" == Graham Ashton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
GA> I've installed gtk-themes-0.5 from source, but can't get it to
GA> work properly.
[...]
GA> Any ideas?
Try the gtk-engines-* packages available at
deb http://www.debian.org/~jim/debian-gtk-gnome/gnome-stage-slink unstable main
Ciao,
A thought for all who are contemplating a special list for newbies. The
more eyes that see a question, the better your chances are for a correct
solution.
Many of the "gurus" that answer your questions do not come to this list
to simply help out. I'm sure some do, but many (me included) are looki
Hello,
I borrowed a Microtek E3 scanner from a friend. I set it up in Windows
95 first, and it works well there. Now I am trying to use it in Linux
and am having some difficulty.
It came with a Adaptec AVA1502AE ISA to SCSI Host Adapter with external
SCSI connector.
I compiled in support for gen
I've just set up NIS on a small group of Debian machines with one NIS
server and the rest as clients. Everything seems to be working fine, with
one small exception. Most of the users need to be able to use minicom or
kermit to connect as a dumb terminal to some devices in our lab and so
I've added
I think this would be the same as setting up a diskless Linux
box. See the Diskless Linux Mini Howto:
http://metalab.unc.edu/LDP/HOWTO/mini/Diskless.html
Marc
--
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Unix Specialist
Ban-Koe Systems
9100 W Bloomington Fwy
Bloomington, MN 55431-2200
(612)888-
testing
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Certified Law Student
Debian GNU/Linux Monk
McGeorge School of Law
Sacramento, CA
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've installed gtk-themes-0.5 from source, but can't get it to work
properly. "plain" themes work fine but "pixmap" themes don't. I tried
using the BeOS theme by copying /usr/local/share/themes/BeOS/gtk/gtkrc
to ~/.gtkrc, but this is what happens when I fire up a GTK app;
Gtk-WARNING **: /usr/lib/
My box has even survived an incredible big mistake I just made.
I was running as root, in /usr
Instead of typing rm -r gimp* I typed rm -r *
Thank goodness star office is big enough to get in the way of anything
important being deleted before I realised my mistake.
Peter Allen
jea
On Wed, 19 May 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hey Group:
>
> I was very interested in installing the Debian distribution of Linux, and
> have been trying to download it for a little while now. Was looking at docs
> for the install and realized that Debian's INtel x86 install page is missing
Hello!
I have problem with the PAM-module. Have read the HOWTO-Security
and trying to restrict the number of processes. But it does not work
the user still have unlimited processes! (Debian 2.1)
-8<--
baduser hard nproc 5
--8<-
--
//thx Johan
Ben Collins wrote:
> On Wed, May 19, 1999 at 02:47:52PM -0500, Craig Hancock wrote:
> > this is my slapd.conf I copied the default on
> >
> > databaseldbm
> > suffix "o=MyPoints.com, c=US"
> > directory /usr/tmp
> > rootdn "cn=root, o=MyPoints.com, c=US"
> > rootpw
On Wed, 19 May 1999, Pollywog wrote:
>
> One big mistake can do it, but mine was a stupid big mistake.
> Trying to install StarOffice on Potato, to be specific. All of a sudden, no
> INIT, and I had to reinstall.
How did StarOffice install kill init?? ... Unless you went and installed
the glibc
Does anybody have a copy of the pilot-link and libpisock v0.9.3 compiled
for slink? I tried to build the source from the Debian sources using
'debian/rules binary' and it failed with,
LD_RUN_PATH="/usr/lib" cc -o blib/arch/auto/PDA/Pilot/Pilot.so -shared
-L/usr/local/lib Pilot.o -lc -lpisock
I did an update and upgrade with apt-get. While configuring the
packages, apt-get stoped with an error while configuring xemacs. How
can I now configure the rest of the packages?
It's now also impossible to do a telnet to that machine. I checked in
/etc/inetd.conf and saw, that the telnet line was
I'm sending this to both debian-laptop and debian-user. No one on
debian-laptop has been able to help me with this, but other folks
there might be interested in solutions if anyone on debian-user has
one.
I have a Sony VAIO PCG-838 running Slink, but with a custom-built
2.2.1 kernel. I don't ha
>Thanks group for the great answers on the Linux vs Win98 question for
>calculation speeds.
>One thing puzzles me though -- the fastest platform listed for the
algorithm
>work unit (175 billion calculations) is an Alpha/Windows
combination -7hr 20
>min!
>( vs Intel/Linux -18 hr; vs Sparc/Solari
On Wed, May 19, 1999 at 02:47:52PM -0500, Craig Hancock wrote:
> this is my slapd.conf I copied the default on
>
> databaseldbm
> suffix "o=MyPoints.com, c=US"
> directory /usr/tmp
> rootdn "cn=root, o=MyPoints.com, c=US"
> rootpw secret
First, what _versi
Subject: PPP troubles.
Date: Wed, May 19, 1999 at 02:30:59PM -0400
In reply to:Koyote
Quoting Koyote([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Heya!
>
> Here's where I have been:
>
> I started trying to set up a pp connection a few months ago. I can't
> sit and hack this full time, as I have j
Hey Group:
I was very interested in installing the Debian distribution of Linux, and
have been trying to download it for a little while now. Was looking at docs
for the install and realized that Debian's INtel x86 install page is missing
or otherwise unavailable. Most docs I can find are very
In foo.debian-user, you wrote:
> Any comments about the DEC Alpha vs the UltraSparc? And also discovered
> that Solaris supports 64 bit processors, whereas Linux doesn't?
Linux does support 64-bit processors. Both alphas and ultra-sparcs.
-Mitch
this is my slapd.conf I copied the default on
databaseldbm
suffix "o=MyPoints.com, c=US"
directory /usr/tmp
rootdn "cn=root, o=MyPoints.com, c=US"
rootpw secret
Ben Collins wrote:
> On Wed, May 19, 1999 at 12:04:08PM -0500, Craig Hancock wrote:
> > Hello all I am running openldap and when I try to do a search ldapsearch
> > -b 'o=Mypoints.com, c=US" 'objectclass=*' I dont get any results back
> > this is my slapd.conf file
> >
> > suffix "dc=you
> Has anyone used minicom to provide a dumb terminal using a null modem cable?
Yes. I wanted to be able to compile and test a kernel on a remote Linux
server, so I had to be able to use Lilo in case the fresh kernel
couldn't boot the machine.
> If so, any tricks to that?
If you configure your
Hi,
I just upgraded my mother board from a K6-2/233 to a K6-3/400. same memory,
same
periferals. I have been booting from a ls120 with a rescue disk, One of the
reasons to
upgrade the mother board was to get a working floppy controller. Now using
the LS-120, the floppy or from cd trying to boot a
On 19-May-99 jean-Yves BARBIER wrote:
> Christensen wrote:
>>
>> Now I feel foolish! I had no idea I was supposed to use disk 2 for
>> dselect. Could that be why there seem to be pieces missing from my
>> installation, like the mouse driver? After getting a helpful email from
>> [EMAIL PROTECT
Thanks group for the great answers on the Linux vs Win98 question for
calculation speeds.
One thing puzzles me though -- the fastest platform listed for the algorithm
work unit (175 billion calculations) is an Alpha/Windows combination -7hr 20
min!
( vs Intel/Linux -18 hr; vs Sparc/Solaris -15 hr
Subject: Netelligent
Date: Wed, May 19, 1999 at 05:49:09PM +0200
In reply to:Markus Wollgarten
Quoting Markus Wollgarten([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
>Hello,
>
>is there someone how could tell us which device driver (available in
>the drivers floppy during installation
Christensen wrote:
> Now I feel foolish! I had no idea I was supposed to use disk 2 for
> dselect. Could that be why there seem to be pieces missing from my
> installation, like the mouse driver? After getting a helpful email from
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] I added "psaux" to the /etc/modules file, and
Koyote wrote:
> >Be careful about following explicit ISP instructions. Most are
> written
> >for RedHat, and there may be differences. If you have a URL of the
> >ISP instructions, it may help us to identify where the differences
> are.
>
>
> Sorry, I thought I had put it in there:
>
> http://
Craig Hancock wrote:
> Hello all I am running openldap and when I try to do a search ldapsearch
> -b 'o=Mypoints.com, c=US" 'objectclass=*' I dont get any results back
> this is my slapd.conf file
>
> #
> # See slapd.conf(5) for details on configuration options.
> # This file should NOT be world
you need an access database to create some exceptions allowing relaying:
create a file called /etc/mail/access with your favourite editor, put
something like the following in it:
example.com RELAY
host.example.orgRELAY
anotherhost.example.net RELAY
172.16 RELA
Christensen wrote:
>
> Now I feel foolish! I had no idea I was supposed to use disk 2 for
> dselect. Could that be why there seem to be pieces missing from my
> installation, like the mouse driver? After getting a helpful email from
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] I added "psaux" to the /etc/modules file,
In reply to Johnny Thompson:
> I had the same problem.. IP masquerade isn't re-reading
> the firewall rules after the link goes down. Creating a
> null /etc/{wherever}ipmasqueradeislocatedinthisdirectory/ppp
> .file.
>
> touch /etc/ipmasq/ppp .. That should solve your problem.. ;)
>
> If
Now I feel foolish! I had no idea I was supposed to use disk 2 for
dselect. Could that be why there seem to be pieces missing from my
installation, like the mouse driver? After getting a helpful email from
[EMAIL PROTECTED] I added "psaux" to the /etc/modules file, and now my mouse
works. But m
>Be careful about following explicit ISP instructions. Most are
written
>for RedHat, and there may be differences. If you have a URL of the
>ISP instructions, it may help us to identify where the differences
are.
Sorry, I thought I had put it in there:
http://support.paonline.com/support/OTHER
In foo.debian-user, you wrote:
> I started trying to set up a pp connection a few months ago. I can't
> sit and hack this full time, as I have jobs (in the plural) taking up
> a *lot* of my time. I've been through ezppp, wvdial, hand hacking,
> gnome-ppp, and I just haven't gotten anywhere. I have
Koyote wrote:
> >Question 2: Considering my above statement concerning my ignorance
> of OS's,
> >should I even be considering abandoning windows in favor of linux ?
>
> Depends. Can you afford to buy a second computer- a used 486 for a
> couple hundred dollars? Then, yes. If ou only have one com
Heya!
Here's where I have been:
I started trying to set up a pp connection a few months ago. I can't
sit and hack this full time, as I have jobs (in the plural) taking up
a *lot* of my time. I've been through ezppp, wvdial, hand hacking,
gnome-ppp, and I just haven't gotten anywhere. I have learn
>Confusing observation:
>I am using a Pentium II 350 MHz with 128MB RAM, with windows98 for
>intensive algorithms (coherent integration)--aprox. 175 billion
calculations
>per work unit. (The [EMAIL PROTECTED] project, a fascinating project
itself.)
> On my system average CPU work time is over 4
I don't mind 2 separate lists. I'll subscribe to both of them for now,
as I'm in between learning levels.
John
KaHa wrote:
>
> Pollywog wrote:
>
> > I like to get lots of messages, because I scan through them to see
> > if I can learn something. I would be one of the newbies to take
> > advant
* Bruno Boettcher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> xfstt worked like a charm, i read the FAQ but nowhere is spoken about gs, and
Yes, there is spoken about gs:
| 3.5 How do I print documents which use *.ttf fonts?
|
| Unfortunately the X Consortium decided in its early days that the
|
Greetings,
I am having a problem with the lastest dist of sendmail that is coming
with Debian. With my old sendmail.cf I was able to use my DNS's as mail
relay host for the several dozen domains that I host for. With the new
sendmail.cf all of my domains are getting "550 we do not relay"
Arthur wrote:
>
> Confusing observation:
> I am using a Pentium II 350 MHz with 128MB RAM, with windows98 for
> intensive algorithms (coherent integration)--aprox. 175 billion calculations
> per work unit. (The [EMAIL PROTECTED] project, a fascinating project itself.)
> On my system average CPU
Subject: Re: ViaVoice-DL: debian viavoice
Date: Wed, May 19, 1999 at 10:23:37AM -0400
In reply to:WJL
Quoting WJL([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Can anyone tell me how to unsubscribe from this list?? TIA!
>
> Bill
> - Original Message -
> From: Matt Kokidko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
On Wed, May 19, 1999 at 12:04:08PM -0500, Craig Hancock wrote:
> Hello all I am running openldap and when I try to do a search ldapsearch
> -b 'o=Mypoints.com, c=US" 'objectclass=*' I dont get any results back
> this is my slapd.conf file
>
> suffix "dc=your-domain, dc=com"
-b arg has t
Confusing observation:
I am using a Pentium II 350 MHz with 128MB RAM, with windows98 for
intensive algorithms (coherent integration)--aprox. 175 billion calculations
per work unit. (The [EMAIL PROTECTED] project, a fascinating project itself.)
On my system average CPU work time is over 40 hrs p
> alias mcd='mount /dev/hdb /cdrom|cd /cdrom'
try alias mcd='mount /dev/hdb /cdrom && cd /cdrom'
--
Robert Vollmert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Tue, May 18, 1999 at 10:26:56PM +0200, Stephan Engelke wrote:
> Hi,
> > is there a program that formats html source code. I would like to
> > have a pretty printer for HTML just like 'indent' does with c
> > source code.
>
> for interactive work the Emacs's "html-helper-mode" may be an
> option
Hello all I am running openldap and when I try to do a search ldapsearch
-b 'o=Mypoints.com, c=US" 'objectclass=*' I dont get any results back
this is my slapd.conf file
#
# See slapd.conf(5) for details on configuration options.
# This file should NOT be world readable.
#
include /usr/lo
On Wed, 19 May 1999, Ossama Othman wrote:
Okay ... but my ~/.imrc file is nonexistent. How do I edit it properly?
- thanks again, Bill
> You don't need a new package. The palette file was moved to
> `/etc/imlib/im_pallete.pal'. Check that your `~/.imrc' file reflects
> the new location.
>
> O
David Wright wrote:
>
> Quoting Keith G. Murphy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> > True, but does anyone do this? Seems kind of bandwidth-wasteful, and
> > like it would be slow. Sounds like a connection-oriented protocol like
> > FTP would be more like what the doctor ordered...
> >
> > Bob Nielsen wrote
>> "WRP" == William R Pentney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
WRP> GImLib ERROR: Cannot find file : /etc/im/im_palette.pal gdk_imlib
WRP> : Cannot find Palette. A Palette file is required for this mode
Change the first line in .imrc in your home directory. Imlib now uses
/etc/imlib/, not /etc/im/
O
Has anyone used minicom to provide a dumb terminal using a null modem cable?
If so, any tricks to that?
If not minicom, what else have folks used to give them a dumb terminal?
--
--
Bob Bernstein http://www.brainiac.com/bernie
at
Esmond, Rhode Island, USA
Hi,
I tried to install enlightenment together with GNOME (all the newest
debs), but it insists on installing its own pager, which can't be put
off by the config program. How can this be done?
Greetings,
joachim
Hi,
On 19 May, William R Pentney wrote:
> Just downloaded the new GNOME from the slink staging area ... but when I
> try to run it, all I get is the following error:
>
> GImLib ERROR: Cannot find file : /etc/im/im_palette.pal
> gdk_imlib : Cannot find Palette. A Palette file is required for
In foo.debian-user, you wrote:
> Oh, and a final question that isn't so rhetorical. Is it possible
> to use apt from behind a corporate firewall that does *not* seem to do IP
> forwarding or masquerading?
> I don't know much about firewalls, but I work at a big company where
> I
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On Wed, 19 May 1999 10:18:27 -0600 (MDT), Bruce Sass wrote:
>There is no real advantage to doing it manually, unless you count
>gaining some understanding of how dpkg/dselect/apt go about their
>business as advantageous.
C'mon, this is Linux! Pu
On Wed, May 19, 1999 at 12:06:47PM -0400, William R Pentney wrote:
> Just downloaded the new GNOME from the slink staging area ... but when I
> try to run it, all I get is the following error:
>
> GImLib ERROR: Cannot find file : /etc/im/im_palette.pal
> gdk_imlib : Cannot find Palette. A Palette
>
> > but I have a probleme with the freefont package.
> > the font that it install are available only for root but not other user.
> >
> > Could you help me about this ?
> >
>
> What are the rights on the font files?
>
> Jack Versfeld
>
> --
> Unsubscribe? mail -s unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] <
One can always manually update the dpkg DB...
ya know, take a text editor to /var/lib/dpkg/{available,status} and make
the appropriate entries, then create a package.list in the info
sub-dir... In fact, if you `fill in all the blanks' it will be just like
you installed a .deb; if you leave some spo
"David B.Teague" wrote:
> However, I still don't know where a Debian FAQ may
> be found!
>
> Can one of you provide a pointer or a URL?
>
> David
> David Teague, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Debian GNU/Linux Because software support is free, timely,
> useful, technically accurate, and fri
Just downloaded the new GNOME from the slink staging area ... but when I
try to run it, all I get is the following error:
GImLib ERROR: Cannot find file : /etc/im/im_palette.pal
gdk_imlib : Cannot find Palette. A Palette file is required for this mode
What is the problem? Is there a package I nee
On Wed, 19 May 1999, Hans van den Boogert wrote:
> What does SCO stand for and might the driver be compatible with
> Linux?
Hans
SCO == Santa Cruze Operation, a Xenix distributor, and if I recall
correctly, the current owner of the System V Unix sources.
The *name*, Unix, is owned by a consor
On Wed, 19 May 1999 23:17:43 +0800, Hans van den Boogert wrote:
>I have some old ethernet cards (EZ-3200P+ series, which are supposed to be
>NE2000 compatible) and the disk with it has a Unix driver, but specifically
>an SCO one. What does SCO stand for and might the driver be compatible with
>Lin
On Wed, 19 May 1999 "David B.Teague" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> However, I still don't know where a Debian FAQ may be found!
> Can one of you provide a pointer or a URL?
Answering my own question, and noting "How to feel incredibly
stupid" == Ask a question that is answered directly on the De
Hello,
is there someone how could tell us which device driver (available in
the drivers floppy during installation from scratch) has to be used in
order to get a "compaq netelligent 10/100 PCI controller" working in a
compaq deskpro.
Thank you very muc!!! (Please answer also by direct email).
M
SCO stands for Santa Cruz Operation, which still exists. They produce a
UNIX which was once far more popular than it is today... One of the placed
I worked last summer got rid of all the machines they had left running SCO
some time ago.
The driver is not compatible with Linux. Go ahead and compule
Hans van den Boogert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have some old ethernet cards (EZ-3200P+ series, which are supposed to be
> NE2000 compatible) and the disk with it has a Unix driver, but specifically
> an SCO one. What does SCO stand for and might the driver be compatible with
> Linux?
>
> Ha
On Wed, May 19, 1999 at 23:17:43 +0800, Hans van den Boogert wrote:
> I have some old ethernet cards (EZ-3200P+ series, which are supposed to be
> NE2000 compatible) and the disk with it has a Unix driver, but
> specifically an SCO one. What does SCO stand for
Santa Cruz Operation; www.sco.com.
Hi!
First: Please don't write HTML-Mails. Plain text is smaller files and readable
by everybody.
>
> alias mcd='mount /dev/hdb /cdrom|cd /cdrom'
>
Why do you use the pipe command?
Simply type somthing like:
alias mcd='mount /dev/hdb /cdrom ; cd /cdrom'
and, if your cdrom is mentioned in /etc/fst
SCO is Santa Cruz Operation, formerly a Xerox site in Santa Cruz,
California. I'd be highly surprised if the driver works in Linux, but
the ne2000 driver seems to handle a wide variety of compatible cards.
If it doesn't work, ne2000 clones are dirt cheap these days (I paid
$10 U.S. for a brand new
On Wed, 19 May 1999, Khalid EZZARAOUI wrote:
> I was thinking about a solution about this and found that it
> could be a good thing to add in the mailing list all 200
> messages an official message in the list that explan what is the
> archive list, the LDP , the FAQ and some usefull information.
Hi
I'm experienced with Solaris and NextStep/Openstep -- I've even installed
OpenStep from scratch on several machines. I have the official silk-screened
2.1 CD's. My system is pretty standard, with the exception of having SCSI
rather than IDE. Now I've decided to check out Linux.
I
Santiago Vila <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I forgot to give some extra information:
>
> I have an IDE CD-ROM at home and a SCSI CD-ROM at work.
>
> At home, cdparanoia swaps channels.
> At work, channels are not swapped.
>
> Is your CD-ROM of SCSI type?
>
> Thanks.
No, it's an old (and cheap
I made the two following aliases in the .bashrc in my home directory
alias mcd='mount /dev/hdb /cdrom'
alias ucd='umount /cdrom'
They work fine, but I also want to immediately jump to /cdrom when I mount a CD. Thus I ammended the mcd alias to read...
alias mcd='mount /dev/hdb /cdrom|cd /cdro
I have some old ethernet cards (EZ-3200P+ series, which are supposed to be
NE2000 compatible) and the disk with it has a Unix driver, but specifically
an SCO one. What does SCO stand for and might the driver be compatible with
Linux?
Hans
P.S. I haven't compiled a new kernel with NE2000 support y
Mich:
> How do i compile both static and non static librarys under C (.a and .so)
> and how do i install them on the system so they can be found by the linker
> or programs.
I've just been through this process, trying to build the shared
libraries for UIT and SlingShot (Xview C++ and graphics sup
Hello Matthew:
To change the IP address, network, etc of you NIC
to into /etc/init.d/network.
You will see everything you need there.
Peter
Matthew Wade Roberts wrote:
> When I first installed Debian, I entered incorrect information
> for the IP addresses of the network. I need to correct
>
MCA IS supported by the kernel. I recently built a 2.2.x version with MCA
support for a PS/2 386 which I have. You may however have to enable
developmental options in the c/menu/x config menus though.
Dunno about 2.0.x kernels.
On Wed, 19 May 1999, Ralph Thomas wrote:
> IMHO the microchannel
On 19 May 1999, Dale E. Martin wrote:
> Santiago Vila <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Before I reopen the bug, could anybody having a test CD confirm/deny this
> > behaviour?
>
> Hi Santiago. I just used my test cd with some headphones and confirmed
> that the channels aren't swapped on my sy
> But I just installed libc6_2.0.7.19981211-6.deb
I also installed the newest libc6-dev
This solved the problem.
Stef
First I tried XF86Setup, but could not get past the mouse config. I
have a Microsoft PS2 mouse with wheel, so checked off PS2 and /dev/psaux
(as suggested in the Control-Escape website). This didn't work, and I
couldn't get past this point in XF86Setup, so I tried xf86config.
It's poss
When I first installed Debian, I entered incorrect information
for the IP addresses of the network. I need to correct
the information now. Is there a utility to do this similar
to the setup program? I've tried modifying the configuration files
by hand, but it does not seem to work right so that
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