On 4 Jun 1999, Christopher R. Barry wrote:
> Ever since I did some major upgrading of my Debian box to potato,
> telnet seems to be screwed, though it is configured properly and
> worked before. It's the classic problem:
>
> In /etc/hosts.allow (redundant, but just making sure)
>
> ALL: 127.0.0
We're using DEC Celebris GL6200 with 21143 tulip cards, and the
only version of the driver that seems to work is v0.91 from the
NASA website. This is also true on my 2.1 installation, which
is not having quite as substantial a problem, but then it isn't
running exactly the same suite of daemons (e
Been working a while on getting a DEC 21142 card up on a 2.0 install
but apparently haven't hit on the right parms. The system is a DEC
Celebris 6200, Intel 233.
The network is 10Mb, half-duplex. Attempts have included:
insmod de4x5
insmod de4x5 args='eth0:autosense=10Mb' (also tried TP, what
> > Video card is a Diamond Stealth 1MB DRAM, and strictly from
> > possibly impaired memory, an ISA card with S3 Trio VESA something-
> > or-other, probably new in 1996.
>
> Which of these two cards you are actually using?
>
> The X server should be choosing according to the card.
>
After installing 2.0 clean onto my PC, attempts to start up any
window manager fails, as does just trying to start an xterm.
This output is from an attempt to start up fvwm2:
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[FVWM][main]: <> Unknown option: `:0'
[FVWM][main]: <> Unknown o
After installing Debian 2.0 onto a clean system, X11 will not run.
XF86Setup seems to go fine, my mouse appears to be configured properly,
and all the software seems to be correctly installed. Of course, if
something is missing, it wouldn't be obvious to me, either. Executing
startx results in t
Having just installed 2.0 at home, my next project is to
get Netscape up and running. I'm assuming that some form
of Xwindowing is required. If so, startx blows off with
numerous errors (sorry, I'm not at home, so don't have
the errors at hadn: Basically, xinitrc can't be found,
and a series of
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