fails with error #14 or does nothing at all.
Any ideas where the problem might be?
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r than normal.
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the 'sound industry' needs to arrive at a common protocol before Linux
could achieve generic sound support. Instead, they climbed in bed with
Mr. Gates.
Meanwhile, we'd be happy to try to help you compile a kernel if you
provide some details as to the "dismal results"
chips is
not seated properly in its slot. When you first power up, does the
machine count up 96M, or does it also stop at 64M then?
Richard Hall
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;t want to log out, and I expect more from Linux than that anyway.
Thanks,
Richard Hall
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n I try to
open a .au file from my home directory or from the web, Netscape crashes.
Anyway, thanks for the help!
Richard Hall
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University of Tennessee
On Mon, 8 Feb 1999, Shaleh wrote:
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> On 08-Feb-99 Richard Hall wrote:
> > I went ahead and did 'chmod 666 /dev/audio' and that made workman work. I
> > really hate doing that, though. It seems like there should be a way to
> > make /dev/audio available to me
listhenics.
Richard Hall
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ly
problem is that nothing is coming out of the speakers. I can hear music
by plugging headphones into the CD drive.
So which audio device is workman using? I figure that I just need to
change permissions somewhere, but I'm not sure where.
Thanks,
Richard Hall
Network Services
University of Tennessee
xy.vianet.net.au"; is unknown. This happens for all proxy
> settings.
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> Any ideas ?
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> TIA
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Good luck,
Richard Hall
On Mon, 8 Feb 1999, marc wrote:
> where can i get more information regarding the entry of boot parameters
> at the boot prompt
> and where do i get the kernel image from
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and Debian, and I'm out here recruiting new users and will continue to do
so, even if I have to compile a kernel for every one of them. Just wanted
to put my two bits in.
Richard Hall
Network Services
University of Tennessee
According to the man pages, xhost uses a file called "/etc/X*.hosts". I
haven't got this file. There are several /etc/host* files, none of which
control X access, and no *host* files in /etc/X11. So where is the file
that xhost uses to control access to my X server?
Thanks
Is there a tool for reading the oodles of documentation in /usr/doc, or do
I just have to go in there, gunzip, and more?
Richard Hall
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University of Tennessee
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as bad. Does Netscape just suck? Does the Netscape JVM suck? Are their
any system tools I can use to try to diagnose the problem? Is there any
chance that it is an OS issue and not a Netscape problem?
Thanks,
Richard Hall
Network Services
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ed as to why I'm the only
one having this problem, as I can't find anything about it on DejaNews.
Did everybody else just change the permissions on the audio devices? Do I
need to reinstall Netscape with the .deb package now that I have sound
support in my kernel?
thanks,
Richard
to 'top'.
The brutal solution is to change the permissions on /dev/dsp, but I'm
trying to learn and to do it the right way, so if anyone can explain to me
why netscape runs under my user ID, how I can change it, or even what
commands I might use to investigate the problem (strace
etscape
wrapper, but that didn't work. How can I change the wrapper so that it
runs Netscape as group audio?
Thanks,
Richard Hall
Network Services
University of Tennessee
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, because I would think that anyone selling a Debian
Installation CD would put together a working product?
Maybe someone else has some better advice . . .
I'm going to sleep, so good luck!
Richard Hall
Network Services
University of Tennessee
to overriding driver defaults, yes and
no to verbose error reporting, and tried 5 and 15 second waits after
resetting SCSI bus. What am I missing?
TIA,
Richard Hall
Network Services
University of Tennessee
I've checked just about every directory at ftp.debian.org that makes any
sense at all. I give up. Where IS this package?
Thanks,
Richard Hall
On Sat, 19 Dec 1998, Alexander Kushnirenko wrote:
> Hi, Richard!
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> Sure. And guess the name - xanim!
> ii xanim 2.7
Is there a Debian package for xanim? I have the source code already, I'm
just being lazy.
Richard Hall
Network Services
University of Tennessee
ation program when it tries to configure xbase, but you can also
configure X by running the command xf86config, which walks you through a
bunch of questions about your mouse, monitor, card, etc. You might give
it a shot.
Richard Hall
Network Services
University of Tennessee
/etc/gpm.conf manually. I'd try to get it working under gpm before
tackling X.
Good luck.
Richard Hall
Network Services
University of Tennessee
I did try to run the commands as you describe, and still got 'not found',
so, if you suspect the shell, what does that mean? What can I do about
it?
Thanks
On Fri, 20 Nov 1998, Daniel Mashao wrote:
> On Thu, 19 Nov 1998, Richard Hall wrote:
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> > I have made it almost
I'm not a newbie, and I tried ./lilo before I even posted, but thanks.
Richard Hall
Network Services
University of Tennessee
e hard drive only has 522 cylinders
anyway.
I made a boot floppy, but it gets stuck with this error:
Unable to change tty /dev/tty1: Illegal seek
login[n]: unable to change tty 'dev/tty1' for user 'root'
and, eventually,
INIT: Id "1" respawning too fast: disabled f
't believe that the hard drive is bad, as it worked fine
under NT before the formatting, and the SCSI disk utilities detect no
problems. What can I do?
It's a Seagate ST34371W with an Adaptec 2940 Ultra controller.
Richard Hall
Network Services
University of Tennessee
a debian floppy
that will let me do that, or do I need to scrounge up a DOS floppy? Is
the kernel looking for a root file system on the hard drive? If so, how
do I tell it to expect in elsewhere, like on root.bin?
Thanks
Richard Hall
Network Services
University of Tennessee
s on 01:00
What should I do?
Richard Hall
Network Services
University of Tennessee
, 0) = -1 EPERM (Operation not
permitted)
chown("/dev/ptyp5", 0, 0) = -1 EPERM (Operation not
permitted)
chmod("/dev/ttyp5", 0666) = -1 EPERM (Operation not
permitted)
chmod("/dev/ptyp5", 0666) = -1 EPERM (Operation no
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