> i'm not entirely sure if this is a g200 local problem - but DRI works fine on
> my g400. the error message says drmOpen failed.
Is there anything else that can cause DRI to fail?
I don't see any error messages in /var/log/XFree86.0.log. drm/DRI
seem to install fine, but then inside the X sessi
Hi there,
I've upgraded my Internet-gateway machine to Debian 2.0beta recently
(after not having had any trouble with upgrading to other machines). But
now, I am at a loss, and I can't find out, what broke the network
gatewaying... Obviously, there must have been a slight change in at least
on
Hi there,
has anyone found a good regexp class to use with the libstdc++ package
(preferably one that works rather well with the basic_string class
provided in libstdc++). Since libg++-dev "seemingly" no longer is a viable
option, where will I find such a class then?
Benedikt
Windows 95: n
> Not a *single* one (except for Netscape and HotJava, which is incredibly
> slow) supports Java.
Amaya DOES support Java including a JIT (Amaya uses kaffe as its JVM), but
it's not yet ready for prime time.
Benedikt
Windows 95: n.
32-bit extensions and a graphical shell for a 16-bit pat
> > I don't know about your scam-o-meter, but I'd rather go for this option
> > and "risk" the US$35 myself, then to wait for a company like Microsoft,
> > who can afford the kind of money to develop a browser for linux without up
> > front cash.
> Wouldn't it be better to send your $35 to the FSF
> My scam-o-meter is going haywire. They say after the 3000 people register,
> they will be contacted again, and asked to pay $35 (for a product that will
> not be written yet!) with the money going toward development.
>
> Maybe these guys are legit. Maybe they will disappear with $105,000. I love
> I recently was looking to see if the web browser Opera was available for
> Linux. Well, when looking at their site I discovered that they are
> currently
> doing a poll of sorts to see how many Linux users (along with some other
> OSs)
> would be interested in their browser. They have
> I am listed as the maintainer of the following packages in the distribution.
> These are available for other maintainers. I would especially welcome if
> someone who wants to become a debian developer would take a package or two.
> All packages have been done using debmake and should be easy to h
Hi there,
recently I asked about how to do IP-Accounting, and it looks like
net-acct is the package to go for. But, after trying it - has someone
managed to account the traffic on an outgoing (dialOUT) PPP connection?
I mailed the two people who hinted towards using net-acct, Heiko
Schlitte
Hmm, I was looking towards something more specific, I just didn't know
yet, whether the kernel IP-Accounting was sufficient for my purposes;
which it unfortunately isn't...
I'd need to get a finer split in traffic list, I'd need to get an
accounted list indicating each service and each new desti
Is there an IP-Accounting HOWTO available anywhere? (Or is there anyone
who could supply a couple of good tips).
So far, I've managed to set rules for the IP accounting via ipfwadm (and
the kernel has IP-Accounting support), but *where* do I retrieve the
accounting information -- I haven't seen
sired effect? I mean, what's the '277464K
shrd' info good for except for boasting to those Windoze people?
I'd rather be interested in an output of total shared size, where each
shared page is only listed once...
Benedikt
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the 193.135.252 net is also used
for their dialins. The 27 registered names are the only *fixed* numbers in
there.
Benedikt
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k, but both couldn't tell me exactly how the icemark
needs to be set up, so that packets leaving firefranc out to the internet
have the proper sender address (193.135.252.179)...
Any more ideas anyone?
Benedikt
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I am not too knowledgable in IP routing, so I guess the mistake a made is
probably pretty stupid - nevertheless, I'd like to know what's wrong and
how to fix it...
Any ideas?
Benedikt
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> jdk 1.0.2 with no problem, though I am not using it now.
Did you need to install any patches to make it run?
SuSE delivered a modified classes.zip along with jws, claiming the
original wouldn't work...
Benedikt
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using?
Benedikt
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and without
manually setting additional switches/options).
Check your configuration, and if it still doesn't work - send me email,
so we can have a look together.
Benedikt
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nstallation mode, that can be
started from DOS and does not require boot/device/base disks to be made,
but rather read them from CDROM'.
Benedikt
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if everything could
alternatively also be done from the CD directly.
Benedikt
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FUTURE, n. That period of time in which our
rompts me for my password.
I didn't change /etc/hosts.equiv or .rhosts during the update. Now, how
can I get my .rhosts entries back working?
Benedikt
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ep, but as the window-manager icons can also be used in other
window-managers, I don't see why I should be required to install all WM's
just to have all icons around. That's why I said I'd rather have all icons
in one package that is required by those packages that presently con
ed by the others?
Benedikt
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RIOT, n. A popular entertainment given to the military by innocent bysta
configuration of texbin didn't
work, since the system was lacking libXt.so.6 (required by metafont).
yours,
Benedikt
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> find . -name TRANS.TBL -exec rm {} \;
alternatively you could use:
rm `find . -name TRANS.TBL`
which would have some advantages regarding speed & system usage, as rm
wouldn't be called individually for each file, but rather once for all
files.
Benedikt
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Hi there,
I suppose I found a bug in libc (V5.2.18 - don't have a newer version
around, maybe someone else can check the newer version), but according to
the ctime man page the following source yields a wrong result:
/*
** ctime.c
**
** Author : Benedikt Eric Heinen (beh)
**
/Firefranc'
fstab entry is:
firefranc:/ /Firefranc nfs user,exec,dev
just the 'mount -atnfs' comes up with an error...
Benedikt
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If I understand correctly, as soon as I set the 'user' flag in /etc/fstab,
any user can mount/unmount a partition. But - why can't I use 'mount
-atnfs' when all nfs partitions have the user flag set (error message is
'mount: only root can do that')?
Benedikt
deas as to what could be done here?
Benedikt
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RIOT, n. A popular entertainment given to the military by inno
ld conflict with emacs).
Now - is it possible to set (or possibly even just delete a symbol, even
though the package is installed)?
Benedikt
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