sure that you have the
Recommended packages installed. I think you might be missing
task-tcltk-dev.
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;t be any really big bugs in this.)
sid aka unstable: This is the bleeding-edge distribution you sound like
you want. But be warned, stuff is prone to breakage.
For more information on this, try reading a couple back issues of Debian
Weekly News at debian.org.
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Get::List-Cleanup "false";
(I forget the exact syntax; I don't have that machine anymore, and I
haven't put it on the one I'm using now, but see "man apt.conf" and play
around if the above doesn't work.)
Hope that helps! And Merry Christmas if you
k about ext2 file undeletion to my LUG
(http://www.phillylinux.org/) a couple of months ago. If you'd like,
my notes from the talk are available at
http://www.billjonas.com/papers/undeletion.html; this page contains
basically the exact steps I took when I did the same thing several month
the option to build as
a module simply isn't there.
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oldconfig" after you do that. *Then* run menuconfig or
xconfig.
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ething
gets screwed up with the mouse, I've always been able to run
"/etc/init.d/gpm restart" and fix the problem. I've no idea how one would
reset the mouse in X without exiting and restarting.
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le of
lines in your /etc/hosts file on each host:
192.168.0.1 machine1
192.168.0.3 machine2
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there are still dependencies on a newer libc
version, you may have to twiddle the /debian/control file.
Then, from , make sure you have dpkg-dev installed and run
"dpkg-buildpackage -rsudo" (substitute fakeroot for sudo if you prefer it,
or become root first and just run "dpkg-buildpa
script (or equivalent) is run. Then you become root in the manner you
prefer:
# dpkg-buildpackage
Or, if you prefer to do things as a regular user:
$ dpkg-buildpackage -rsudo
(If you prefer to use fakeroot instead or sudo, make that '-rfakeroot'.)
HTH.
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On Sun, Dec 17, 2000 at 02:39:40AM -0500, James Carscadden wrote:
> croped up in the last couple of days. Any ideas how to fix this. What
Search the recent archives. ;)
Hint: Look at /etc/X11/Xwrapper.config
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with the apt-get dist-upgrade.
It's worked well so far for me. :)
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(though you will have to download them and run "dpkg -i" on the files).
Let me know and I'd be happy to do that.
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