#x27;t find any actual binaries.
Can anybody point me at an installable slink (for i386).
Thanks,
--Eric House
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It's been broken for me since I updated. But searching the mailing
list archives shows no discussion of gprof. Is it working for other
people, or am I the only Debian user doing profiling?
Thanks,
--Eric
program profiling.)
Thanks!
--Eric House
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illa diff works just fine from the *cvs* buffer.
Any ideas what's up, or on how to debug it?
Thanks,
--Eric House
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;8 part of the disk, but only with being able to run lilo again.
Thanks!
--Eric House
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e sources for
2.2.14.
Meanwhile, running 'ipportfw' gives me:
root#: ipportfw
Could not open /proc/net/ip_portfw
Are you sure you have Port Forwarding installed?
ipportfw comes from the package ipportfw_1.11-6.deb, which installed
without errors.
Has anybody done this? What am I m
sources for
minicom 1.75. The strings weren't there either -- but when I built that
version of minicom it worked just fine.
I'm using a pcmcia modem, but am not sure that it's the problem, as ppp
still works fine ove
ace to ask?
Thanks,
--Eric House
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et the desired result.
Working with grep's the same way.
This can't be an unfamiliar problem for those of you across the Atlantic.
What's the best coping strategy?
Thanks!
--Eric House
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n these modules that one loads automatically
and the other doesn't? Can it be fixed?
Thanks,
--Eric House
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'.
Question: how do I figure out who started that 'find' and why?
Thanks,
--Eric House
r actions, and
my laptop mouse is a royal pain to use on airplanes.
Even the Mac did this years ago, so I'm hopeful.
Thanks,
--Eric House
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out what source files to modify, who the
author/maintainers are -- and later how drivers work? Please
recommend books, point me at source files/HOWTOs, etc.
Thanks!
--Eric House
y
(still mimimal) expertise transfers, I can use the same .emacs file
everywhere, etc.
--Eric House
Besides, there must be something more serious wrong. Any ideas?
I have been trying to add sound support for at least a year now, on several
machines running bo and hamm. All fail in the same way.
Thanks,
--Eric House
r an emulators's file system,
into a ramdisk would significantly improve performance. That's
not true?
Thanks, BTW, (to you and others) for the quick responses.
--Eric House
PS /usr/src/linux/Documentation/ramdisk.txt does not talk about using
ramdisks in any context other than for creating boot floppies. I guess
that's because they're pretty much useless otherwise?
files are written to (real) disk on shutdown or
at predefined intervals?
I'm so full of questions. Surely there's documentation on this
somewhere. But: Where?
Thanks,
--Eric House
it doesn't know about NeoMagic chips,
SVGATextMode can only assume the standard VGA speed around 28 and so
barfs. At least, that's my naive reading.)
--Eric House
> > My hamm-equipped laptop has an 800x600 screen. When in console mode
> > it uses only the middle of the screen for an 80x24 display -- even
> > though there's room on the screen for at least 120x32.
>
> try adding vga=extended or vga=ask to your boot-prompt
I tried that a few weeks back and g
On Mon, 16 Nov 1998, Shaleh wrote:
> in your bash startup file place:
> $MOZILLA_NO_ASYNC_DNS=True
^^^
> export MOZILLA_NO_ASYNC_DNS
>
> This kills the "dns helper". See if that helps any.
You don't want the '$' there, do you?
--Eric House
the
area unused.
Does anyone know if it's possible to do what I want, and if so, how?
Pointers to documentation welcome!
Thanks,
--Eric House
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out $70 and $64 $160. 1 year warranty.
For battery life I'm getting about 3 hours running in console mode and
about 1 hour running X. The server is the NeoMagic one just moved from
binary-only to a free part of XF86.
It
development) and will never be a server.
Thanks,
--Eric House
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necessary to write the drivers has since been
released.
My overall impression of the Sonys, though, was that they'd done too
much proprietary/cute Windoze-specific stuff. A more generic laptop
is happier w
ng; Kermit reports "NO DIALTONE".
If you've successfully configured this modem, or have any ideas, please
share!
Thanks,
--Eric House
PS I don't know if the card works under Windoze, as I wiped the disk
clean as soon as I got the machine. Probably should have waited
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Anybody know if there are any problems using a flat panel/LCD display,
and Apple's in particular, with Debian? I don't even know if I'll need
a different driver...
Thanks,
--Eric House
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|from
I've borrowed a Wacom Artpad for use with the Gimp (1.0) on bo. But
all the searches I've tried for information on configuring my system
to use the tablet have turned up nothing.
Surely there's an article or HOWTO or FAQ on the subject. Pointers
please!
Thanks,
--Eric House
answer. :-)
Thanks for all the replies. xv was the most common suggestion, but
I'm running Bo still and haven't ever installed a non-free deb before,
so it was nice to learn that, once again, the GIMP is all I'll ever
need.
--Eric House
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I want to take a screenshot of a window running under X and eventually
to convert it to a .gif file.
I assume the Gimp can handle the conversion. But how does one get a
screenshot under [Debian] Linux? Is there anything comparable to
Snapshot (on Solaris), for example?
Thanks,
--Eric House
e=$(echo $oldName | tr [A-Z] [a-z])
mv -i $oldName $newName
done
I'd not bother with the variable names, but they make it clearer.
Disclaimer: I didn't test the above, and may have gotten the tr syntax
unch the daemons yet none of them starts up. At least they're not
there according to 'ps -a'.
When I launch rpc.nfsd manually I get this:
root# rpc.nfsd -F -d call
nfsd[167] 07/16/98 17:25 Could not bind name to socket 0.0.0.0:2049: Address
already in use
nfs
w
to start them up -- and I can't figure it out.
Can anyone describe the process or point me at a Debian-specific HowTo
or Readme?
Thanks,
--Eric House
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c?.d/* where it *is* invoked I ought to be adding this param.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
--Eric "relative newbie" House
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emacs comes up in the traditional 5+
seconds. Not bad for something that big! :-)
Thanks for the quick and accurate diagnosis!
--Eric House
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> of Emacs? I wouldn't run it on anything sub-pentium, myself.
It's a pentium-class machine, 166mhz most likely.
It ran emacs fine just two weeks ago. And once the thing's launched
it's still fi
-q or
--no-site-file to prevent reading in the startup files. I don't think
this is an emacs config problem.
The same thing seems to happen under X
Thanks for any help you can give!
--Eric House
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