Am Donnerstag, 20. Dezember 2001 20:46 schrieb Steven Kurylo:
> Running debian woody 2.4.12
>
> I use XMMS all the time and have never had a problem with it. Today I
> decided to play around with plug-ins so I did a
> "apt-get install `apt-cache search xmms plugin | cut -f1 --delimiter=\
>
> |sed
On Sun, 10 Dec 2000 Chris Gray wrote:
> Maybe you could give me some Message-IDs?
>
Sorry, already deleted them after reading. Fetched mails last day, searched
them for kroeger, found the following subjects, read them (this threads were
started by kroeger [2], at least the mails i had in my inbox
v: J.02
> Type: Direct-Access ANSI SCSI revision: 02
>
I had the same behaviour when installing an Apple SCSI-CDROM on my
machine. Go into the menu of the ADAPTEC BIOS and switch off the wide
negotiation for the CD and ZIP SCSI adress (3 and 6). They simply won't
negotiate wide.
ne Informix-SE 7.24, ESQL
for C 7.24 and Informix Connect for Linux. Caldera and Suse were
mentioned and
RedHat was mentioned to follow soon. But there's no 'must' distribution
pointed out.
The developer version should be here: (should be free and working)
http://www.informix.com/
k...
Hopefully someone can help in this context,
i need this additional piece of hardware for serving :)
thanks in advance,
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Lawrence wrote:
>
> Markus Lechner wrote:
> >
> > Hi Lawrence,
> >
> > I read on the kernel-list that the new boards run all except U2W - but
> > they
> > are working on it and it may soon be done. You can use the other
> > SCSI-Parts up to UW-SCS
This
involves (in my case) a
SMP-RAID machine. So i'm glad to read that the U2W is working :) It's
planned to set such
a box up (the RAID part) in 3-4 weeks.
(got a little offtopic)
ok,
Mac
>
> Markus Lechner wrote:
>
> > Hi Lawrence,
> >
> > I read on t
river
developers)
get it done. I'm buying a new MB with U2W in a week, for example :)
ok,
Mac
Lawrence wrote:
>
> Does the current adaptec driver support Adaptec 2940U2W (Ultra2 Wide)
> scsi card?
>
> Lawrence
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r at least one of your drives). So the risk is
not that high - only for old HD's :)
Values up to 32 are 'high', but should be ok.
This is (obviously :)) boosting the overall performance.
When compiling the kernel, you can read the help when issuing make
config/menu
The paths...
> -L/usr/X11R6/lib
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omewhere in the books.
But i didn't find it until now and so i'm asking.
What do i do wrong?
Maybe someone can remove the blindfold from my eyes :)
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> as I understand it -- Windows couldn't stop that just because it crashed
> unless it went trashing registers too.
Yep :)
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tony mollica wrote:
> Hi. Just looking for a little more info.
>
> Just installed 64megs 168 pin sdram (replacing the 64megs of the usual
> type 72 pin edo stuff) in my system and it appears
> to be causing file system corruption, as indicated on boot
> up by fsck (attempted boot up, actually). B
Hi again,
my root HD (it's an IBM SCSI) is capable of executing a SelfTest after
72 hours uptime. During this time the HD is 'locked' for approx. 30 secs
and can't be accessed in this period. It can't be switched off (at least
this is stated in the description). But i think this 'feature' was
inc
Thanks,
this help's me much to hook on the X-Win thing...
It's sometimes not easy to find the main-entrance... ;-)
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Hi all,
just a small question as i'm searching for the 'lowest-level' to use to
programm under X-Win. Somebody told me that X-Intrinsics is this
lowest-level, where other GUI's and lib's like OSF/MOTIF setup on.
So, what's X-Intrinsics?
Is it this lowest-level?
Where are doc's for this?
Thanks
Gary Kline wrote:
> Done. Three or 4 brief paragraphs.
:-]
> If *every* freeNix user
> would send mail to hardware vendors who don't support BSD or
> Linux (on the PC or wherever), I'll bet they would all hop on
> it.
We are the people - and Linux is a
Gary Kline wrote:
> I've run Adaptec on an old SVR4 PeeCee; more recently om
> FreeBSD and Debian. So far, no problem.
>
> Since moderate kudos are more likely than flames to get
> results, I'm willing to send Adaptec a note. What's
> their email addr for
Maybe this is too early, but there was a lot of discussion on the SCSI
thing, so i thought this may be of interest: (sorry, i didn't give
anything to those discussions - but i'll have more time in a few
month...)
Here's a short snippet from ADAPTEC's reply to my email:
Bob Hilliard wrote:
> Ralph Winslow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Try the following:
> >
> > su - root
> >
> > dmesg | pg
> >
> >
>
> I can't locate 'pg' on my machine (hamm, up to date through last
> week). What is it and what package does it come from?
Looks like a simple more or most
Yep, that's it :-)
Many thanks.
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Rich Puhek wrote:
> If you go to /var/lib/dpkg, you will find a file called status. This
> appears to be how dselect keeps track of what's
installed/configured/etc.
> The format is pretty self explanitory, so you should be able to hack
the
> status line of the package in question, "fooling" dselec
Hi all,
is there a way to tell dpkg to 'mimic' an install/remove of a given
package. For example, i removed a package by hand and want to tell dpkg
that this package can be 'removed'.
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Thanks, this information helps a lot.
> Note that if you build the source yourself, dpkg won't
> know that you've installed tcl and will give you lots of dependency
> errors. This is poor.
>
I wondered if there is a way to 'mimic' install/remove with dpkg?
Thanks,
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Hi all,
i'm expieriencing a problem when compiling different packages which use
Tcl/Tk. The problem is that make ends up with an error complaining about
a missing tcl.h and tk.h. The paths are set accordingly. Do i use the
wrong versions (Tcl7.6, Tk4.2, and all the runtime-libs)?
So i thought, it
Ok, here we are
Read the entire text at http://www.stiller.com/Win95D.htm
SR News: Risk of data loss for large disks under Win95
WebCrawler: Some users found cross-linked
clusters and used Scandisk, Norton Disk
Doctor or other utilities to "
Thanks for your help, Marcus.
Of course i red all the related docu before and i set the permissions according
to my needs. The problem was solved with sfxload -I . I didn't know
that
i have to do this every time (because of unloaded modules?) before i start
TkAweMidi (which is actually drvmidi's
Jens Ritter wrote:
> You don´t have to. I always run my production system as bo (but ok, I
> have got an unstable system, too. That´s because I want to take part
> in the development.) The advantages/disadvantages of a hamm system are:
>
> 1) glibc6
> 2) New source format for packages
> 3) A lot o
Ok,
Why i want to run many X-Sessions?
It's just an old habbit - i loved the Amiga for it's WorkBench and Command-Line
Interface. So i want to configure Linux in the same way. Actually i'll need a
little more RAM for this.
Bingo. The watchdog reboots my system.
But what kind of multitasking is t
Craig Sanders wrote:
> > libc5/libc6
>
> what's the problem with libc5 and libc6? they both work in debian.
no problem, only a question mark for a newbie at installation
> the usual cycle with dselect is:
>
> 1. Update
> 2. Select
> 3. Install
> 4. Configure
> 5. repeat steps 3 & 4 until there
Fabian Knittel wrote:
> >Never partition your harddisk using the 32Bit-Support from fdisk
> >(Win95B). It's
> >buggy.
>
> What is buggy, the support from Linux for this "feature" or the
"feature"
> itsself ?
The feature itself is buggy... Don't use it!
> Where could I get more Information on thi
Catalin Popescu wrote:
> How can I setup the Desktop Size under X to be not greater than the
> physical size of my monitor?
>
Run the script xf86config - it should be what you want to start.
Otherwise edit
the resulting file directly, it's location is /etc/X11/XF86Config. At
the end
of this file
Hamish Moffatt wrote:
> Much better!
>
> thanks,
>
> Hamish
I want to say sorry to everybody- won't happen again (grin)...
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Here are many Questions about X-Windows:
I read somewhere that an Window-Manager in the style of the Amiga-OS is
available somewhere. Does somebody use this one, know whether the
Package is
stable and know where to find it (if stable and maintained)?
What other Window-Managers are available?
Whic
Never partition your harddisk using the 32Bit-Support from fdisk
(Win95B). It's
buggy. Maybe most of you know this, but in an eMail in this list about
partitioning i read the same error-message i got after using a harddisk
partitioned with this 'feature' of fdisk. I had to repartition and use
the
b
A short question:
NumLock
How to turn it on at boot-time?
How to turn it on in X?
I heard that using NumLock on Linux-Systems causes trouble. Is this
true?
Mac
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Maybe this question is really stupid, but anyway:
bo, hamm, stable, unstable, etc. What's this?
Hamm means unstable or untested - concerning to the kernel or only to
the software packages?
I feel a bit outdated when running bo and it looks like the amount of
problems
is mostly the same - no matter
Another stupid question:
I want to develop a few medium-sized Programms running under X-Windows.
Oberon
doesn't look stable on my system, C and C++ isn't my favour language (i
do only
know as much as it was neccessary to know about while programming
Assembler on an
Amiga), but it seems that i have
Another question:
I'm quite sure that the isapnp-config for my SoundBlaster AWE64 is ok. I
know,
that only AWE32 is supported through Linux. After make
config in the awedrv directory and the make menuconfig (and all those
other needed makes) in the linux-source directory (2.0.32 for now) i
recompi
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Never partition your harddisk using the 32Bit-Support from fdisk (Win95B).
It's
buggy. Maybe most of you know this, but in an eMail in this list about
partitioning i read the same error-message i got after using a harddisk
partitioned with this 'feature' of fdisk. I had to repartition and
use the
Another stupid question:
I want to develop a few medium-sized Programms running under X-Windows.
Oberon
doesn't look stable on my system, C and C++ isn't my favour language
(i do only
know as much as it was neccessary to know about while programming Assembler
on an
Amiga), but it seems that i hav
Another question:
I'm quite sure that the isapnp-config for my SoundBlaster AWE64 is ok.
I know,
that only AWE32 is supported through Linux. After make
config in the awedrv directory and the make menuconfig in the linux-source
directory (2.0.32 for now) i recompiled the kernel and have now a work
I want the system to tell me when (and how many times) somebody tried to
login without proper
password.
Is this possible in a simple way? How? Or do i need some Package?
Mac
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Here are many Questions about X-Windows:
I read somewhere that an Window-Manager in the style of the Amiga-OS
is
available somewhere. Does somebody use this one, know whether the Package
is
stable and know where to find it (if stable and maintained)?
What other Window-Managers are available?
Whi
A short question:
NumLock
How to automatically turn it on at boot-time?
How to automatically turn it on in X?
I heard that using NumLock on Linux-Systems causes trouble. Is this
true?
Mac
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Maybe this question is really stupid, but anyway:
bo, hamm, stable, unstable, etc. What's this?
Hamm means unstable or untested - concerning to the kernel or only
to the software packages?
I feel a bit outdated when running bo and it looks like the amount
of problems
is mostly the same - no matte
Hi everybody,
most of the things were already pointed out. So if i repeat something
- sorry.
But i've not that much time to write.
This is the 4th week after my first installation attempts. After trying
many
Computersystems and OS's i have to say that none of them is what it
should be -
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