Rox de Gabba wrote:
> Hey, i downloaded a boot cd and the install procedure got into a loop
> right at the first question (Choose language - after choosing a
> language it just keeps asking the question over and over again.) First
> i thought it was a hardware compatibility pro
Hey, i downloaded a boot cd and the install procedure got into a loop
right at the first question (Choose language - after choosing a language
it just keeps asking the question over and over again.) First i thought
it was a hardware compatibility problem (an old pentium 220) but then i
tried i
I'm trying to install freebsd on vmware on my woody system. I can't figure
out which one of the mkfs.* tools would be able to make a freebsd filesystem
on a seperate disk. Can anyone tell me how to make a freebsd partition on
linux?
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On Wednesday 19 June 2002 20:55, Rick Pasotto wrote:
> Our lug is having its first installfest this coming Saturday. What would
> be the best debian install for those who want it? Any chance of woody
> being officially released by then?
I think woody is stable enough, so i suggest you jst use wood
I just installed cups and have configured my printer through cups web
interface. Have a problem configuring the printer in x, so that i could print
directly from kmail or openoffice.
Here goes the problem... The printer i have added is working, command lpr -P
is working perfectly. But when i
On Wednesday 19 June 2002 03:22, Bob Proulx wrote:
> > I have just installed woody from scratch (due to trying ext3fs);
> > and then I run "tasksel". I selected "X11"; and then choose
> > "kdm" out of "xdm", "gdm", and "kdm".
> >
> > Apparently, it installs everything, unfortunately it does not
My
> /dev/input/mice seems to exist, however. My keyboard and mouse are both
> usb.
Probably jst the device file exisis, not the device itself. Try running
XF86Setup (or is it xf86Setup), it's a graphical configuration program, it
lets you move around with tab and lets you try out different option
> They usually correspond to the runtime dependencies. Looking at the
> output you gave, libgtk1.2-dev, libgnome-dev, and libsdl1.2-dev would be
> a good start. You might also want gettext.
Gettext was the problem with compilation, thanx for helping me out, mate, i
would have never thought of tha
> Did you install the build-dependencies listed in debian/control in the
> source package? Runtime dependencies are unlikely to be enough. You need
> a variety of -dev packages.
Do you happen to know where to look for the names of the -dev packages i
need? The sources i got were from a tar.gz fil
On Tuesday 18 June 2002 02:57, Klaus Imgrund wrote:
> Well,
> I am an IT - dummy but I did deal with technical service for 15 years.
> What that whole Servicecontract stuff basically boils down to is that
> the customer wants somebody he can:
> a. complain to and scream at and
> b. sue for damages
Hey all.. i'm trying to compile xmps and it gives me errors eventhough i have
all the dependencies that are listed on the site installed on my system. I
follow the INSTALL file and go ./configure and then make, and make outputs
some cryptic errors. Both outputs, ./configure and make are in the a
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