don't remember the full name)
and the whole install process started and completed in under
five minutes. It all worked fine after that.
I suggest that, since this is a beta release, the license states
what it does because it is exactly that...beta software.
I hope this helps.
T. Tilton
sh
ason.
First do a depmod -a after installing the modules .
The modules under Debian are in /lib/modules//
i.e. network modules on kernel version 2.2.18 would be at;
/lib/modules/2.2.18/net
T. Tilton
hould probably get similar results. Issue the
"find" command as root if you can. That way it will not be denied
entry into some directories.
Also, if you are not already aware of it there is good information at
this location on getting a wheel mouse to work under X.
http://www-sop.inria.fr/koala/colas/mouse-wheel-scroll/
Regards, T. Tilton
hat might be your problem is that
you/afterstep doesn't have write permission to the G/L/A directory
where the .workstate file is written to.
Cheers, T. Tilton
s mail the settings in the XF86Config file for
my card and monitor (Viewsonic P810).
When you reconfigured you XF86Config file did you do it using
xf867config?
If you didn't chances are some or most of the "Modeline" values are not
correct.
Below is the attachment for my "Monitor&qu
http://localhost:9673
You will need your zope username and password then to enter into the
admin of the server.
T. Tilton
TIA.
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Salman,
The Ethernet HOWTO has lots of information on the 3COM cards (including
the
3c905B) and how to make them work under Linux.
http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/Ethernet-HOWTO.html
I do have a 3C905B and a second card installed and operating just fine
in a 733MHz Pentium system connected to a cable modem. I was able to
get them
working by following the info in the HOWTO.
Regards, T. Tilton
Stan Brown wrote:
>
> On Sun Nov 19 13:26:29 2000 Tilton wrote...
> >
> >Ooops!
> >
> >I didn't answer the question you asked. Sorry!
> >
> >COM1: = /dev/ttyS0
> >COM2: = /dev/ttyS1
> >^
> >^--->
dify /etc/printcap
so the print server sees the new configuration information.
This works great for me.
Regards,
T. Tilton
Kristian Rink wrote:
>
> Hello everybody...
>
> ...facing the fact that a friendly guy provided me with quite some nice laser
> printer (Brother HL-1240) to fit
o serial/PS-2 things0 "
so I can't suggest a "type" selection in gpmconfig for you.
Good luck on getting this working before Monday.
T. Tilton
Tilton wrote:
>
> For gpmconfig;
>
> Device -> /dev/psaux
> mouse type -> ps2
>
> Regards, T. Ti
For gpmconfig;
Device -> /dev/psaux
mouse type -> ps2
Regards, T. Tilton
Stan Brown wrote:
>
> OK, I give up on the PS/2 mouse :-(
>
> I need to have this machine working by Monday, and it has become
> aparent that I
> am notging to get t
g any of the stuff mentioned in the HOWTO you should probably
make the resource permanently assigned in Windows for that card.
Regards, T. Tilton
> Cameron Matheson wrote:
>
> Hey,
>
> I can't get my DSL to work, possibly for many reasons, but I'm
> assuming the first is
Erik,
I have to agree with the others; 4.75 is working very good
and stable on my system.
T. Tilton
Erik van der Meulen wrote:
>
> Sorry Group, this must be very FAQ.
> I would like some advice to which Netscape to get for my 2.2 Helix-gnome
> laptop. If I check the stable f
rror message.
What is strange is I did an apt-get dist-upgrade on a
system with slink installed and the upgrade went flawlessly.
I am stuck here. I have spent numerous hours trying to find what
is wrong but have come up empty handed. If anyone has any ideas
I would be grateful to hear from them.
Thanks a lot.
Tracy Tilton
ne has any ideas about this I sure
would
appreciate knowing about it.
Thanks, Tracy Tilton
Here is the error message(s) that occurs;
BEGIN INCLUDED ERROR MESSAGE TEXT
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bash# apt-get dist-upgrade
Reading Package Lists... Done
Building Dependency Tree
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