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SiD
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--- Steve Lamb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Thu, 6 Feb 2003 19:32:24
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snipt
> bit miffed. Had a HD meltdown over the weekend that took out half
>my home directory. One of the directories I lost was my slrn
>directory. More importantly the score file that was in it. several
>hu
--- Steve Lamb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Sid Blackley said:
> > ie. small in stature, tremdously powerfull and
> fast as
> > lightning!
>
> Admirable, to be sure, but when the best tool
> for the job is slightly
> larger than a far inferior and sl
On Tue, 04 Feb 2003 03:20:07 +0100, "Jonathan Brandmeyer"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
snip
>What if I am going about this the wrong way? Suppose that MBR(s)
is/are
>damaged? Will fsck(8) detect this type of damage? My reading of the
man
>page says that it doesn't.
>
>Thanks,
>Jonathan
ASFAIK .
--- David Turetsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote: > I have a hard drive running Windows XP
Professional
> under NTFS format
>
> I'd like to access that drive from my Woody system
> but I can't locate a
> suitable file type for an /etc/fstab entry
>
> --
> David
google using
vfat
etc/fstab
as keywo
re: pan
whilst its tempting to stick with semi-familiar
ground, the payload needed is not in line with the
philosphy I came to Debian with.
ie. small in stature, tremdously powerfull and fast as
lightning!
prolly (for me) I need something between a trimmed pan
and rn
re: slrn
I had checked out t
--- Jonathan Brandmeyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote: > And permanantly broken.
>
> A detailed read of /usr/share/doc/lilo/Manual.txt
> reveales this telling
> entry:
> --quote--
> Two disks, Linux on second disk, first disk has no
> extended partition
> - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
hello list,,
something small but annoying.
Using Opera611 under wmaker - how can one identify the
icons for each window opened.
Win95B usually shows part of the url in the icon - be
handy to have something similar available.
is it?
cheers
SiD
"unstable yet breathing"
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helloo list,,
I am looking at newsx
.
At first glance it appears to have features I know and
would use.
In getting it onto my system the dpkg install whinges
for inn and cnews.
apt-get then tells me those packages are "obsolete"
and/or require a
version of installed deps that are older than those
--- "Chris M." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > For some
reason, X won't startup, saying "Screens
> found; none usable."
> When Debian prompts me to configure X, my mouse
> refuses to work. If I
> select anything from "Mouse Configuration", it exits
> out and leaves me
> at a blank screen, unable to g
I guess somehow my story needs to be told.
heh, have to vent somewhere!
I bought QUE's "IdiotGuide" in 1998, QuE;s "Using
Linux" in 2000, ACP's 'PocketBook' in 2001
and ACP's "Advanced PocketBook" in 2002.
All of these came with various distros of
Caldera,Redhat,OpenLinux,Mandrake,SuSe and Debian
hello list,
having apt-get installed this kernel + needing to use
level 1 boot to sort out a problem with X I am now not
able to access 4 of the consoles.
F1 has the dialog of the first screens of an install.
^C just sends it into a loop.
F4;F5;F6 do not respond at all.
F7 is running wmaker and ope
hello list,
The mail I recieved on subscribing said "submissions
by you will be returned" so I am testing yet another
ambiguity discovered on the Debian Highway.
To actually use the BW,,
Having used to upgrade a Debian 2r2 floppy
boot,, I am left with a 10mm/.5"sq graphic in
Windowmaker that mov
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