> "Jonathan" == Jonathan D Proulx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Jonathan> hi, when trying to run xanim (from netscape via plugger
Jonathan> or from the command line) I get the following error:
Jonathan> error in loading shared libraries :undefined
Jonathan> symbol:__re
> "bwarsing" == bwarsing <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
bwarsing> Did:
bwarsing> cat "some .au file" > /dev/audio
bwarsing> Nothing happens. Can't figure out if its isapnp or some
bwarsing> other config i have not completed yet.
Um... did you recompile the kernel with sound s
> "Sami" == Sami Dalouche <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Sami> Trying a fuser /dev/cdrom usually reports nothing.
Perhaps try "fuser -m /dev/cdrom"?
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> "Daniel" == Daniel Faller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Daniel> I found the following file:
Daniel> c---rw---x 1 8240 12641 105, 101 Jul 22 2034
Daniel> cache36876DC80351532.class
Daniel> I do not know how to get rid of it.
Daniel> I have no idea how this file was created
>>>>> "Mark" == Mark Buda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Mark> Under 2.2.11, I am having persistent problems with
Mark> pilot-manager that vanish when I boot 2.0.36. Also, I am
Mark> having similar problems with kdcpi, a perl script that can
> "Jari" == Jari Aalto+mail procmail <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I am compelled by my nature to pick a couple nits.
Jari> However, one thing is for sure: what(1) is not equivalent of
Jari> ident(1).
I didn't mean that they are identical, I meant they serve the same
purpose in their r
I know this is documented somewhere. I've seen it. Unfortunately, I
can't figure out where I've seen it.
What patches are applied to the pristine kernel source to make the
distributed Debian kernel-source packages? And where do they come
from? And where is this documented?
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> "Miguel" == Miguel Wooding SF Ten Union <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Miguel> More fundamentally, why would I need to use passive mode?
FTP uses two kinds of connections: a control connection, and a data
connection. The control connection is made FROM the client TO the
server, and it is
> "Levi" == Levi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Levi> I seem to have a problem involving ppp and the new
Levi> kernel. I've got ppp set up and it works just fine with
Levi> kernel 2.0.34, but I can never seem to get connected with
Levi> kernel 2.2.12.
There is a small group of p
I want to do what
egrep '\000\000' files...
would do if egrep understood \NNN octal escape sequences. Is there
something I'm missing in the egrep man page that would permit this? If
not, is there some package among the bazillions of Debian packages
that contains a program that will do this? (I've
> "Alex" == Alex V Toropov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Alex> In what situation process becomes Zombie ?
When a process exits, it can return an exit status code to its parent
process. The parent process retrieves this exit status code by
invoking the wait() system call. A zombie process is
> "Keith" == Keith Harbaugh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Keith> `what' was an old unix program which would access certain
Keith> identifying lines within text files, allowing easy reading
Keith> of key parts of files without having to use a pager or
Keith> editor.
Your descript
Is anybody else trying to use pilot-manager under a 2.2 kernel?
Does it work for you?
Under 2.2.11, I am having persistent problems with pilot-manager that
vanish when I boot 2.0.36. Also, I am having similar problems with
kdcpi, a perl script that can talk to my Kodak digital camera - works
fine
"David Kane-Parry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I can pass the geometry to the kernel 'til the cows come home 'cause 2.0.x
> won't see higher than 8.4GB.
Because you've been responding on the list to messages that haven't
been on the list (at least, I haven't seen them), I'm not sure what
makes y
> "Stanley" == Stanley J Benes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Stanley> The toshiba laptops require special (kernel?) install
Stanley> called the tecra. I think it's on the 2.1 slink CD, but I
Stanley> don't have my machine by me right now to check. Try
Stanley> looking for and us
> "egm2" == egm2 writes:
egm2> Okay GPL experts. The once free alpha versions of IglooFTP,
egm2> copyright by Jean-Marc Jacquet and released under GPL is now
egm2> in beta and being released *only* as a commercial product
egm2> for $$. Now, does this violate the GPL under t
> "Chris" == Chris Mayes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Chris> [...] The thing was totally frozen. [...]
Chris> Does anyone have any suggestions for diagnosing
Chris> and possibly fixing this problem?
Run a memory test. I suggest "memtest86" in the hwtools package, if
you're using an
> "Kaa" == \[ Kaa \] writes:
Kaa>route add -net 24.5.xx.yy -netmask 255.255.255.0 eth0
Kaa> did NOT work ('route' complained about inconsistency)
You used the host address (24.5.xx.yy) instead of the network address
(24.5.xx.0).
The route to use for a packet is determined by
> "Mike" == Mike Lieberman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Mike> Neither plan is good. Please remember that cable modems are
Mike> broadcast networks. Your ISP, @Home, uses that Class A as
Mike> subnetted Class C's for good reason. If @Home is unwilling
Mike> to assign you two add
> "Kaa" == \[ Kaa \] writes:
Kaa> I have two machines [...] One is 24.6.xxx.xxx, and the
Kaa> other is 24.5.xxx.xxx. [...] However the ISP says that the
Kaa> netmask for these addresses should be 255.255.255.0 [...]
Kaa> So [...] can I simply set the netmask to 255.0.0.0
K
> "Kaa" == \[ Kaa \] writes:
Kaa> [...] apt refused to download mutt because it depends on a
Kaa> "mail-transfer-agent" and such a beast was not to be found in
Kaa> dpkg's database. I've tried persuading apt [...] So, can
Kaa> somebody tell me how to persuade apt to let me use
> "Kaa" == \[ Kaa \] writes:
Kaa> I have two machines plugged into a cable modem. Both have IP
Kaa> addresses provided by the ISP. One is 24.6.xxx.xxx, and the
Kaa> other is 24.5.xxx.xxx. [...] However the ISP says that the
Kaa> netmask for these addresses should be 255.255.25
> "Felipe" == Felipe Alvarez Harnecker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Felipe> Does someone know about some package to sync the BIG
Felipe> brother data base (bbdb) and the palm pilot? under Linux
Felipe> of course.
Well, I don't, but I intend to write a conduit for the pilot-manager
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