Gabriel Farrell wrote:
At some point a little while ago I started getting the following
message at boot time:
[/sbin/fsck.ext3 (1) -- /shome] fsck.ext3 -a -C0 /dev/hda3
fsck.ext3: Attempt to read block from filesystem resulted in short
read while trying to open /dev/hda3
Could this be a zero-len
I got my hands on a copy of Oracle 8i. I'm mostly trying it out for fun.
But from what I've read it's a bear to install. I'm up to the
challenge. Been getting bored lately with no new projects. Anyone
install this bugger in Debian Woody and what to look out for. I found a
few links on Linuxque
s. keeling wrote:
Incoming from Cage:
I've put up pages on my website describing the installing and use of
Debian Linux on a Toshiba 700ct with the Deskstation V docking station.
http://web.netstartel.com/~cage47/_wsn/700ctp1.html
Consider telling Kenneth Harker about it. This one&
I've put up pages on my website describing the installing and use of
Debian Linux on a Toshiba 700ct with the Deskstation V docking station.
http://web.netstartel.com/~cage47/_wsn/700ctp1.html
I've had the pages up for a little while but lately I've been making
some progress on some issues I ha
Marc Shapiro wrote:
My old printer stopped working, AGAIN, so I decided that it was time for
a new printer. After checking www.linuxprinting.org and looking to see
what I could find available in my price range I found an HP Deskjet 5550.
I decided to take advantage of changing printers to also
This is for everyone who has tried to compile a newer kernel than the
stock 2.4.18bf-2.4 and lost the ability to shut down your computer at
powerdown. The problem lies in new features in the newer kernels and the
default settings when you compile.
I found the problem. When you first untar the k
Nick Hastings wrote:
* Roger Chrisman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [031203 14:36]:
Googling my topic, I find,
http://www.maenad.net/geek/di8k-debian/node5.html
"The way to reconfigure the X-server is by using dpkg (what else?). Do:
dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86
Thats right.
to reconfigure X
First in a console type lpstat -o and get a listing of any print jobs
still in the que. Then as root type cancel and the name of the print
job. If example on mine a job gets stuck as BJC240-0 type cancel
BJC240-0. Watch case sensitive. If all else fails turn off your printer
then delete everyth
Unfortunately it won't help. I already have those options enabled. I'm
going to look at acpi one more time tomorrow. Your kernel obviously
isn't for the Tecra 700ct since your's is compiled for a piii. The 700ct
is just a classic pentium. It's a known issues with thoshibas and not
powering down
I've installed Woody 3.0 on my backup machine. I have it networked to my
main box which also has 3.0 on it. A third machine (win95) is also
connected to the main box and I access it through Samba. Samba on the
big box works fine. But since installing on the backup machine I can't
get it to acc
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