On Wed, Feb 28, 2001 at 12:54:28PM -0500, Hall Stevenson wrote:
> > do you by any chance upgrade to Xfree 4.x and are running
> > framebuffers compiled into the kernel ?
>
> I do, why ?? I ask because I *cannot* use any consoles if X is running.
> When I switch to it, it looks file, but as soon a
On Sun, Feb 25, 2001 at 12:58:26PM -0500, Stan Brown wrote:
> I'm tryng to build a machien this weekend to see if I can use testing. I need
> largefile support, and that appaears to be the best way to get, but I also
> need a
> machine thats reliable enough for production work.
>
> In any case, I
i've been having repeated problems with potato imap server (from the imap
package). Sometimes, while you are working with your mail folders, the
daemon just drops the connection. The relevant line from syslog:
Jan 17 10:00:23 moon imapd[20791]: Killed (lost mailbox lock) user=alf
host=dns1.localn
i did a not-so-fresh install of potato last week (first installed base slink
cause i have a bootable cdrom, then upgraded it to potato and installed the
other packages). the machine worked fine in the office for a couple of days,
then i moved it to another building, and the first time i tried to b
i'm trying to install postgresql in a potato box, however, the configuration
script bombs out with a message concerning the non-existence of the file
'/etc/timezone'. is that a missing package? or is it something that got
replaced somewhere in the way to the current version? how can i set it up so
i've done a fresh install of slink (because i have the bootable CD lying
around...), and need to upgrade to potato/frozen. it does the apt-get update
fine (retrieves the package lists). when i try to dist-upgrade, it downloads
13.7 MB fine, but when trying to install, it exits with:
E: Internal e
I want to install the newest (1.1.2) VMWare under debian, but i see that
they changed the program locations a while ago, so now everything goes on
/usr, instead of /usr/local. I tried to run alien on the tgz, but it fails.
Is there any way of installing VMWare without screwing dpkg by putting stuf
On Wed, Jan 12, 2000 at 09:45:04PM -0600, Aaron Solochek wrote:
> A friend and I want to connect our lan's via wireless ethernet and then
> split a DSL. Our houses are less than 300 ft apart, probably around
i've been using Lucent's WaveLAN products to setup a 'WISP' for a month now,
and even wi
> What utilities can I use to get past this error?
it can be a damaged hard disk but i had this problem to, like a year
ago, and disabled SMART for the offending harddrives and never had that
problem again, so you might want to try that.
alberto
> I am quite a new user to Linux and thus I was looking to install a
> dual-boot system. I have figured out this much so far...
> I have two hard disks. My Linux disk is on the primary master. It
> contains the following partitions: hda1, hda2, . I also have a Windows
> 98 disk
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