ter.pm line 67.
at /usr/share/perl5/SNMP_Session.pm line 608
Subroutine SNMPv1_Session::sockaddr_in6 redefined at
/usr/share/perl/5.14/Exporter.pm line 67.
at /usr/share/perl5/SNMP_Session.pm line 608
On Tue, Apr 1, 2014 at 7:05 AM, David Nelson wrote:
> MKS,
>
> Thank you ! That
again
for clearing that up for me, and thank you to others who took time to reply
also.
Have a great day!
David
On Tue, Apr 1, 2014 at 5:12 AM, Markus Schönhaber <
debian-u...@list-post.mks-mail.de> wrote:
> 31.03.2014 20:22, David Nelson:
>
> > I have configured mrtg to log
Hello,
I have configured mrtg to log network traffic for our organization. This is
working nicely except at some point while I was fiddling with the scripts
under /etc/cron.d, which run every 5 minutes to collect snmp data I started
getting emails to root from cron. I have stared at this and googl
Even if you don't see the packages in the list, you can still install
them "by hand" using dpkg -i (replace x1.1.1.deb
with the appropriate file name). All those packages you listed are
pretty important ones; you'll need them for various other packages, and
for recompiling your kernel or other
Help!! I'm getting the following error messages on recompiling the
kernel to recognise my Ensoniq AudioPCI sound card:
make [1] as86: Command not found
make [1]: [bootsect.o] Error 127
make [1]: Leaving directory /usr/kernel-source-2.0.36/arch/i386/boot
make [1]: *** [zImage] Error 2
Originally,
Well, I just recently installed Debian for the first time, via FTP via a
LAN. I'd say I was a "reasonably-experienced end user" but no computer
expert. I found that provided you take the time to think about things
logically, the Debian installation script was quite OK and that Dselect
provides a p
If you have RealPlayer, drop this into "Open Location" in the File menu.
It's the keynotes speech for the LinuxWorld expo:
pnm://audio.cnet.com/1999/03/02/lwce02.ra/28_8.36
Apparently, Oracle have a Linux box on 1 in 10 of their developers.
Listen for yourself. Web applications are going to be bi
27;vfat' type option
> (apparently quite sucessfully), which is why I asked the question.
>
> Seems a bit strange.
> Rich
>
> David Nelson wrote:
> >
> > For one, vfat let's you see long filenames in Linux.
> >
For one, vfat let's you see long filenames in Linux.
Richard Harran wrote:
>
> What does compiling vfat support into your kernel do for you? I only
> ask because I don't have it, but I do mount my Windows95 drives under
> linux, and I seem to be able to use them ok (except for permissions,
> whi
A big thanks to you for all the help. I installed the said libraries,
etc, etc, and WordPerfect is now installed and up and running.
For the information of other beginners, the installation files should be
dumped in a subdirectory, not the root directory, and then all goes
fine.
Do you think I ca
A big thanks to you for all the help. I installed the said libraries,
etc, etc, and WordPerfect is now installed and up and running.
The installation files should be dumped in a subdirectory, not the root
directory, and then all goes fine.
Thanks for all the help.
So libc6 does not in anyway replace libc5, meaning I have to install
both libraries and not just libc6 then?
David
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> The libraries Jan menionted (included at the end of this post) are the files
> you need to make the install work. You need t
I forget where, but I did see it before I installed)
>
> Slink is not libc5 based, so you need to install the libc5 packages.
> at a minimum you'll need xpm4.7
> you'll also need (but may find them already installed)
> libc5
> xlib6
>
> libm.so.5 is part of xpm
1) You won't get anything out of the mouse wheel. Don't think anyone
wrote a special driver for it, so...
2) For the monitor, in XF86Setup you can enter the full range of
vertical and horizontal scan frequencies, for instance: 30-80 and
24-120.
3) Try and choose the card from the list within XF86
Hi there,
Anybody got any ideas for this?
I downloaded WordPerfect for Linux (an X application), gunzipped it to a
tar file and then ran tar on it to extract about 8 or 9 files plus Runme
(the installer script) and readme (the info and instructions). I put the
lot in /tmp on my filesystem. I run R
My laptop has a little DOS program to load on booting, with another for the
mouse. Maybe yours does too.
I haven't done it, but how about running dosemu and running that utility in the
background?
Or is there something under Linux that could do the same thing?
David
-Message d'origine
I had heard that StarOffice is able to read them. In any case, text format
would be a
pity: you'd lose all the formatting. I haven't done it myself yet, but I expect
HTML
or RTF would be a better choice 'cause you'd keep the formatting (I expect
StarOffice
could handle RTF).
David
Anthony Campb
Hullo there,
1) How does one re-install dpkg? Can I use dselect (which itself uses
dpkg) or should I use dpgk-deb?
2) If I'm getting "segmentation errors" each time I use dpkg and
apparently only when I use dpkg, is it likely to be due to dpkg being
corrupted in some way or is the format of my en
Hullo there,
After installing Linux (slink), I'm having hard disk errors such as:
"EXT2-fs error (device 03:03) ext2-find-entry: bad entry across blocks -
offset = 1316, inode 2852811149, rec_len = 60588 name-len = 4073".
Please read below for a rather lengthy explanation of exactly what
happened
Hullo there,
After installing Linux (slink), I'm having hard disk errors such as: "EXT2-fs
error (device 03:03) ext2-find-entry: bad entry across blocks - offset = 1316,
inode 2852811149, rec_len = 60588 name-len = 4073".
Please read below for a rather lengthy explanation of exactly what happen
If I was looking for a good word processor to run on a small laptop system that
has to contain Linux, X and all within 320 Meg, would you recommend emacs or is
there something better?
David
-Message d'origine-
De: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: lundi 12 avril 1999
Hullo there,
After installing Linux (slink), I'm having hard disk errors such as: "EXT2-fs
error (device 03:03) ext2-find-entry: bad entry across blocks - offset = 1316,
inode 2852811149, rec_len = 60588 name-len = 4073".
Please read below for a rather lengthy explanation of exactly what happen
I just installed Debian on my laptop, using the installation script, and during
the process chose to install serial PPP followed by dummy PPP. Now Debian
starts up with dummy PPP and I can't proceed with to update and download the
rest of the packages via FTP using apt.
Could anyone be kind eno
I just installed Debian on my laptop, using the installation script, and during
the process chose to install serial PPP followed by dummy PPP. Now Debian
starts up with dummy PPP and I can't proceed with to update and download the
rest of the packages via FTP using apt.
Could anyone be kind eno
-Message d'origine-
De: David Nelson [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: dimanche 4 avril 1999 13:45
À: 'Syrus Nemat-Nasser'
Objet: RE: using Hauppauge WinTV under Debian
Hi Syrus,
No, my card is the ATI 3D Pro Turbo PC2TV, which I think differs from the
All-In-Won
David Nelson
Cc: 'debian-user@lists.debian.org'
Objet: RE: using Hauppauge WinTV under Debian
On Fri, 2 Apr 1999, David Nelson wrote:
> Do you reckon it would work with my ATI-TV card?
>
> And will xawtv support PAL/SECAM, etc?
When I was looking at TV cards, the ATI was
Try http://www.debian.org. It's there for downloading if you want (50 to 250
Meg, depending on what you want... or more!) or there are links to where you
can order it. Price: a few dollars to receive it on CD, but the OS is free.
HTH,
David
-Message d'origine-
De: khaled samy [SMTP:[
Do you reckon it would work with my ATI-TV card?
And will xawtv support PAL/SECAM, etc?
All the best,
David
Syrus Nemat-Nasser wrote:
I've got a Hauppauge WinTV card now working under Debian with kernel
2.2.1. I can't give details now because I'm at work (different machine).
The trick was to g
Hi Dave,
So far, it seems to come up with the right server each time... As a matter of
interest, exactly what did you tweak in Xservers?
David
-Message d'origine-
De: Dave Blears [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: vendredi 2 avril 1999 11:26
À: David Nelson
Objet: Re: ATI 3
Hi there!
I just installed slink and installed StarOffice (i.e. installed the installer,
fetched the necessary files from the StarOffice ftp site, installed them with
the installer).
On attempting to run swriter, I get the message
"Could not open XPrinter
Please make sure your XPPATH is set corr
op back?
2) Does anybody know if I can use my ATI-TV tuner card under X (ATI itself does
not directly support Linux)?
With hopeful thanks in advance,
David Nelson
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