>2. another problem, which I didn't have under Slackware, is using a .profile
>in the user's home area. I have just one line in it, "alias 'lo'=exit" which
>has always worked before but the lo commanded doesn't get recognized. I also
>tried renaming the file to .login but still no luck. Any ideas?
You are probably way ahead of me but I remember getting that error
under 2 conditions (I think).
1. If the geometry of the disk didn't match its real geometry or the
boot partition went past the 1024 sector (although
it is supposedly possible to fake out the boot proms according
>I think it would be sufficient for people to list their qualifications
>and let the customer decide.
The Better Business Bureau approach of keeping a file of complaints might
also be useful.
Sorry for the confusion. It turns out that more is not the same as less
on slackware but man automatically uses less without a variable set. I'm
pretty sure it is not using a temp file.
Is there any reason the default PAGER on Debian should not be set to less
out of the box?
Nathan
Guy Maor wrote
>> While using man to read a manpage I am not able to scroll backwards a page
>> by using "b" or "^B". Has anyone else experienced this? My current
>> version of man is 2.3.10-11. If I just use "more" to read a text file,
>> everything works fine.
>
>more can't go backwards on uns
I installed 0.93r6 but did not see where dselect gave the disk space
used by packages. This is obviously a very important piece of information.
If it was obviously right in front of me I am sorry for wasting people's time.
Thanks
Nathan Salwen ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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