I'm not familiar with the hardware that runs HPUX, but if it has the same
endianness as the VAX (little endian), you should not need to do anything.
Otherwise, you will have to write some converter program or code that swaps
bytes before using the files on the VAX. (The VAX has a nice assembler
Hi,
If you are porting source written for x86 linux, endianness isn't a problem
(the VAX is also little endian). Most C code won't have the problem anyway;
sockets code should be using htonl and family. For the most part, DEC has
gone through a lot of trouble to make porting easy. Paths can be
Try going back to a previous version of ppp. I installed 2.3.7-3, and my ppp
broke completely. Going back to whatever version came with hamm or slink
fixed my trouble.
Avi Shevin
The easiest way that I know how is to use .forward. The syntax is simple;
place each address that you want to forward to on a seperate line. (the
.forward file goes into the user's home dir)
HTH,
Avi Shevin
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I have found, as you have, that linux sometimes has trouble with files on DOS
partitions. I find that I cannot use gzip/gunzip with files located on my
fat32 partition. I have to copy deb files over to my linux partition before I
can install them. Once copied, though, everything works fine.
As
I have the same problem. The cause is that the java runtime uses private
symbols from libc6 (glibc2) that are no longer visible in glibc2.1. There is
no fix that I know of, short of downgrading to glibc2 (which breaks tons of
dependencies in potato).
Avi Shevin
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The ATI cards are not supported by any of the 3d APIs under linux. X will
work using the Mach64 server, but you will only get 2d accel.
Could you please reply to this and include your ppp script
(/etc/ppp/peers/
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