Anyone have any ideas?
>
> Shao.
>
Hmmm. I can't even get the damn ordinary PCI-version going under
Win98...
Sorry I can't help you!
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me
> i be wait answer
> Fallen Angel
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>
> Powered by Outblaze
>
> --
Why not try a set of SCSI-floppies?!
Good Luck
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that nothing is overheating. Maybe try
touching some of the chips in the box (*while also touching metal on
the box* -don't want nothin' dying from static!). Maybe something
gets too hot?
Just my 2c.
hth
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rs go with different-type cards.
Please tell us:
name/brand of videocard
motherboard/processor
what kind of mouse r u using
Have a go at the X-Howtos at:
http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/HOWTO-INDEX/howtos.html
Good Luck
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gt; André
>
> --
Dunno if this is the certified way of doing it, but I usually
recompile the kernel to take care of such things. You really should
compile your own kernel, anyway, that way you can build exactly the
right kernel for your specific hardware. It's really very easy!
There'
of fact, cron depends on exim (IIRC) on my potato-box.
This was kind of hard to understand for me (being a newbie), since
I've never used exim for anything. Now, I think I'll have a go at
doing my mail the *nix way, since exim is there for local mail
anyway.
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Christoph Gaitzsch wrote:
>
> >>>>> "V" == Vitux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>V> Dan Hutchinson wrote:
>>>
>>> You know there has to be a default gateway with the NIC in Windows!
>>> Also which versi
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Hmmm. I know what you mean. The little program (in *very* bad
english!?) tells me the MAC-adress of the card, duplex mode, etc.
and hangs the damn thing hard on doing the diagnostics.
I hate Windohs.
Thanks
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IP, I get host does not exist.
Do you have any suggestion as to the default gateway in Win?
Thanks
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etting to like the Linux way of doing it; I must have
set about 2 conf-files before I was running. (besides recompiling a
new kernel...)
Anyone got a clue on this one?
Best Regards
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John Pearson wrote:
>
> On Wed, Aug 23, 2000 at 11:53:18AM +0200, Vitux wrote
> > More stuff:
> > I did a
> > # modprobe ne2k-pci
> > and I get this:
> > ne2k-pci..: PCI NE2000 clone 'Realtek RTL-8029* at I/O 0x20a0, IRQ
> > 9.
> > eth0: RealT
C. So far, great.
Wonder why kmod won't autoload it when I do "ifconfig-yadayada up" ?
BTW: What does the hex-part at the end mean?
Sorry if I'm being dense here, but a lot this is very unclear in the
net-howto, and I am trying to learn. This is my first lan! :-)
Thanks
Vi
er/P. Gortmaker
> > > http://cesdis.gsfc.nasa.gov/linux/drivers/ne2k-pci.html
> > > ne2k-pci.c: PCI NE2000 clone 'RealTek RTL-8029' at I/O 0xe800, IRQ 10.
> > > eth0: RealTek RTL-8029 found at 0xe800, IRQ 10, 52:54:00:E6:65:FB.
Nothing even remotely like this appears
David Vrabel wrote:
>
> On 22 Aug 2000, Vitux wrote:
>
> > What puzzles me most is: I just can't figure out what keeps spinning
> > the disk?!
> > I can't find any ref's to it in the logs or in cron-whatever...
> > If necessary I could post som
e a while before i make that mistake again.
>
> John
>
> --
Never mind the bollocks, welcome to Potato. I'm still fighting my
way thru my former-slink-now-potato-mess...
Good Luck
Vitux
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cls-colo spgs wrote:
>
> debs,
>
> update:
>
> ifconfig -a gives me not only "lp" and "ppp0," but it also give me "eth0."
> for now
> i'd like to not have "eth0." how do i not have it in the picture?
>
> ia, t.
>
a howto somewhere (I forget which, I've pored over so
many of'em lately;-), that the Realtek RTL8029 is a NE2000-clone,
and so should use the driver for same... Right?!
Thanks
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in cron-whatever...
If necessary I could post some of my log-files?!
BTW: How do you empty logs? Can you just delete'em?
Best Regards
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Vitux wrote:
>
> hogan wrote:
> >
> > Debian unstable
> > Kernel 2.2.17
> >
>
> > When using XF86Setup I can get keyboard going, but it complains about no
> > setup
> > for display etc.
> > When using xf86config I can get display goin
t; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> These opinions will not be those of Penn State until it pays my
> retainer.
>
> --
Seems like your disk is pretty much dead. There has been reports
earlier of IBM's being bad or getting bad very quickly. My guess is
they've accidentally sold a bad produ
o 2.2.16 is
> unremarkable.
>
> --
> Ethan Benson
> http://www.alaska.net/~erbenson/
>
Installing a 2.2.* kernel on my previous slink system went
quite smooth. I don't seem to recall any trouble ;-)
Good luck
Vitux
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John Foster wrote:
>
> Vitux wrote:
> >
> > Hi debs
> > I thought .Xdefaults was supposed to be in /etc/X11/yadayada,
> > but I can't seem to locate it. Do I make this file myself? (I
> > *am* using the -a option with ls...)
> > Running potato, 2
Hi debs
I thought .Xdefaults was supposed to be in /etc/X11/yadayada,
but I can't seem to locate it. Do I make this file myself? (I
*am* using the -a option with ls...)
Running potato, 2.2.14, Afterstep or fvwm.
Regards
Vitux
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don't have the shop-button in my 4.72. Can't remember
doing anything special to remove it. Oh well, FWIW, you might
be running v6, and this is redundant.
Regards
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pon, but when I want to activate the dial up
> (ping a ip etc) nothing happens (ie no dial out). A ping gives us a "not
> permitted" error.
>
> Thanks,
>
> -Matt-
>
> --
Did you add the user that's trying to run "pon" to the
dip
>
> --
Just a tip: I've had *much* success using xf86config instead
XF86Setup. Text-based, it will run on any system that can
display anything at all. Quite convenient using strange 2nd
hand hardware ;-)
Good Luck
Vitux
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it would be very unstable, eat memory, all
the stuff you're describing. The upgrade fixed it :-)
Catch my drift? -maybe it would be easier to download and
install a more stable version, than experimenting with
limiting ressources and all sorts of trickery.
Netscape is (was) known to be very unstable and eat ram. Look
at the list a year ago, you will find lots of ref's to this
subject...
Running smooth on my PII350/128Mb/potato/2.2.14/fvwm/mach64.
hth
Vitux
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Anthony Campbell wrote:
>
> On 06 Jun 2000, Vitux wrote:
> > Larry Shields wrote:
> > >
> > > I am not sure if anyone can help me out with this problem or not, but
> > > here
> > > is what happened this morning...
> > >
> > >
ed on reboot.
The solution I've found after a complete and a partial
disk-crash is: avoid WD drives. Some of them (even new) are
faulty, some aren't. The alternative is to stop them from
shutting down with the hdparm-command.
hth
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ly driver for their winmodems.
IIRC, you need to enable cd-rom support in your kernel.
Hth
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Vitux wrote:
>
> Ron Rademaker wrote:
> >
> > Why don't you just run xf86config on your laptop (debian)?? That should
> > make X work
> >
> > Ron
> >
> I second. My experience with different cards and monitors is
> that I often have to run
Vitux wrote:
>
> Colin Watson wrote:
> >
> > Vitux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >The strangest thing: Dselect has vanished! (or maybe just
> > >crapped out?)
> > >Normally, I would log in as root, type dselect, and off we go
> > >i
Colin Watson wrote:
>
> Vitux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >The strangest thing: Dselect has vanished! (or maybe just
> >crapped out?)
> >Normally, I would log in as root, type dselect, and off we go
> >installing stuff.
> >Now, I get "bash: dselect
Vitux wrote:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> > I am not sure if I follow all of your questions, but I hope this helps.
> > 1. Your floppy is probably /dev/fd0 or /dev/fd1
> > 2. For a computer the is not connected to the net and being setup by
> > a newbie
Brad wrote:
>
> On Mon, May 29, 2000 at 03:47:53PM +0200, Vitux wrote:
> > Previously (in slink, 4 days ago), Xconsole was run when
> > launching fvwm. Now, it doesn't start automagically, and gives
> > an error: Couldn't open console when I start it manually.
F86Config-file, for reference,
be careful, though, it is setup for a 17" monitor that does
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exact same mirror earlier today?!
Sorry I can't be of much help on this one...
:-)
Vitux
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pkg this is in?
Regards
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> Can anyone tell me what's going on? Have I caught the archive in the
> middle of an update? Is it overloaded?
>
> Thanks.
>
> --
Sorry if I'm stating the obvious, but this is the kind of
error I get when my modem has lost the connection for some
reason...
R
ch I figured might be important. Sorry I can't
tell you the exact names, I didn't write them down :-|
btw, this was my first run of dselect since upgrading.
Anyone? I was just getting to like dselect, weird as it is.
(kind of the way you like an ugly dog ;-P)
Best Regards
Vitux
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"
opped. Would a memory upgrade help in this case?
>
> Atila
>
> --
Definitely would. Netscape is a memory hog. I've been running
quite smooth untill recently using X/fvwm/Netscape4.72 on a
[EMAIL PROTECTED], with 50Mb ram installed. It would use about 43Mb
running the lot...
Rega
Bruce Sass wrote:
>
> On Mon, 29 May 2000, Vitux wrote:
>
> > Well, the subject kind of nutcases the situation.
>
> You mean "nutshell", a "nutcase" is the guy who goes mountain climbing
> in a string bikini or runs around wearing an aluminum
"I. Tura" wrote:
>
> Hi Vitux,
>
> Perhaps I didn't sent that letter. Debian enormous amount of messages
> dizzies me!
>
> Sorry and thank you, man.
>
> Ignasi
>
> ---
when booting.
btw: this happened before upgrading to potato -maybe the
potato mach-server is better?
Regards
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ailing /dev/hdc (old WD
drive).
Any ideas?
Best Regards
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t;
> --
Please be so kind as to type a subject for your mails. Not all
of us read all the mails on debian-user: the subjects are very
convenient for telling if you're able to help...
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Vitux wrote:
>
> T wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> > I have just finished installing the debian base system on my 386sx, which
> > has a 170 meg hd and 8 meg of memory. I am brand new to linux/unix. I
> > need some help. I have been on your site for about an hour
I don't understand anything to the doc, and the /etc/apm directory is almost
> empty :-( Maybe apmd is limited to laptops... I really don't know.
Don't think so. I have the same Kernel-options as you do, and
the box shuts itself off fine. It also seems to spin down and
go
time clock to, say, 1990, and have the
> internal clock set itself to the RTC + ten years on bootup. What do I have
> to change to accomplish this, or is there a better solution altogether?
>
> Thanks greatly,
>
> oge
>
> --
Quite a few 486'ers need a bios-upgrade to do y
< /dev/null
Funny, I get that as well, but only very rarely, and it seems
most of the time, it's Netscape forgetting to delete old msg's
from the server. Still, some inexplicable instances remain.
Guess I'll have to speak to my ISP...
;-)
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don't work the way they do in Debian, and
stuff is placed differently...
Is Debian developing into a segregated OS, straying from the
righteous path of *nix?!
Please, let's not have another religious war...
Best Regards and thx for all the great support, which really
helps making Debian such a great dist, and life less miserable
for a newbie ;-)
Vitux
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d it get that
> error when it wakes, no more on 2.2.15.
>
> i also run /sbin/hdparm -k 1 /dev/hda at boot as well so that i don't
> lose DMA after one of those errors, which makes the disk performance
> slow as snot.
>
> read man hdparm for more info.
>
> --
How do
ility.
If you're running Slink, compiling a kernel also means
changing to a more recent kernel than the ailing 2.0.36 ;-)
Building a kernel is really quite easy, and gives you a really
good feeling (besides faster system and faster booting).
Regards
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w trillich wrote:
>
> Vitux wrote:
> >
> > UMUM wrote:
> > >
> > > Is it safe for me to upgrade to Linux kernel 2.2.14 yet?
> > >
> > > I've just upgraded from slink/stable to potato/frozen, but kept my old
> > > 2.0.38 ker
x27;s it for now. Thanks in advance.
> >
> > Marshal
> >
> >
> > --
There's a net-howto out there (-reading it myself!). I suppose
there would be a firewall-howto as well.
A search on AltaVista usually yields useful stuff (to me ;-)
or try this: www.linuxdoc.org/howto/
The only thing that can be weird about Aptivas is they're a
bit touchy with the ram. Never heard of any trouble regarding
Linux-inst.
Good Luck!
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ps/2-mouse is generally on /dev/psaux.
I believe there's X-Howto out there; try searching e.g.
AltaVista for it...
hth
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"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote:
>
> On Thu, 4 May 2000, Vitux wrote:
>
> viggov >Yeah, I get this kind of behaviour once in a while, although
> viggov >using completely different hardware; an old Rage IIc card, and
> viggov >a compaq PII350 mobo. Sometimes the ke
completely different hardware; an old Rage IIc card, and
a compaq PII350 mobo. Sometimes the keyboard seems to get lost
in xdm after booting. Generally, a reboot solves it for me.
It only happens very rarely, so it's not really such a big
deal for me...
I can't imagine it would be video-related?!
Regards
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Rob Lilley wrote:
>
>Part 1.1Type: Plain Text (text/plain)
>Encoding: quoted-printable
Please post in plain text. This html-mail-stuff is a PITA.
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I'd say it would be h*** of a good idea to upgrade your
kernel. Running 2.2.14 myself, I find it very stable, and very
fast. Also, some of the older kernels are known to have a
fs-corruption bug (there was a thread about it a few days
ago).
HTH
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o crash, saying "bus
error", (something like that...)
Never had any trouble w/ downloading stuff, though I don't do
very much mp3 :)
hth
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Vitux wrote:
>
> Richard Ingram wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > I'm using the out of the box VALinix/SGI/Gnu Debian at work, I installed X
> > and it will not work with the logitech mouse, you have to play with gpm and
> > X and get the right combinati
<http://www.alphalinux.org>
>
> --
I believe there are ISO images lying around, dunno how updated
they are, though.
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ase; let's not start a
flamewar).
I will definitely start looking into configuring various
deamons, as I'm really cramped for space on my laptop. A megs
saved would be well worth it :-)
Just my 2c.
Best Regards, and thanks all you guys who take the time to
help us pitiful newbies.
Vitux
systems etc. before I upload it to unstable?
>
> Note: I don't think it will destroy your system (hasn't mine :-) but
> there's a chance so be warned.
>
> --
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>
> --
I have a non-critical machine for testing, but you
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> this mailing list. thank you
>
> from
>
> da Bobstopper
>
> --
Maybe a silly suggestion:
Why not just make a 2.2.14 kernel? My Slink with 2.2.14 is
rock-solid...
;-)
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o compile a new(er?!) kernel with support for sound.
IIRC, there's some ess-options when configuring the kernel
(running 2.2.14). There's a Sound-Howto here:
http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/Sound-HOWTO.html
and an index to howto's here:
http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/
It's reall
vigator from version 4.72 of Communicator can be
downloaded from Netscape's site as a tarball. I got
communicator4.72 myself, and it was quite easy to install on
my slink system. (simply untar it and run the install-script).
The new Mozilla-based Communicator6.0 is compiled on potato
libs, =&
ler-channel and cp'ing untill it reached the "bad
place". Kind of a hassle, but it saved me a ton of downloading
and setting up.
Might do a howto on that some time. (for semi-newbies like
myself, running on 2nd hand hardware ;-).
What a joy to be running a good os, this kind of thin
y trying to be specific ;-)
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y the BIOS.
So, I would also very much appreciate if anyone has any
clues/comments. Is there anything I could do to not have my
disks crash? Is the disk crashing at all, or is there
something else wrong?!
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t; --
Well over a year ago, I saw somewhere on the net that there
was an experiment comparing the hacker-seurity of a
linux-server to a windohs. That was when I started getting
into Linux: everyone was invited to try to break the
servers. NT was killed in 2 days, I believe. Linux was
never.
Probabl
reading myself. I was in your situation about
a year ago ;-)
If you tell us what video-card /monitor you're trying to
setup, maybe someone here can give a hint or advice. Chances
are, someone's been there...
hth
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John Kuhn wrote:
>
> On Fri, Apr 14, 2000 at 08:18:33AM +0200, Vitux wrote:
> > John Kuhn wrote:
> > >
> > > My experiance was that 2.2.13 is the latest stable kernel that you
> > > can run on slink without updating any other packages. Kernel 2.2.14
> &
to try
> some different ram-setups.
> Some mobo's are also known to be more crashy than others,
> especially the cheap ones (you basically get what you pay
> for). I have a dual PII mobo from PC Chips, which is very
> fast when it's working, but has a tendency to hard-crash
> after maybe an hour...(luckily, I got almost for free :-)
> hth
> Vitux
>
> --
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> swiftly changing as a baby's mood...
>
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hn
>
> --
Not in my experience. I got the kernel-source for 2.2.14
from kernel.org and did a "manual" compile/install (if that
makes any difference, I can't say).
I've had no trouble whatsoever and the system is rock stable
(except from occasional hardware-related stuff ;
ly more speed on my previous machine, a 486/100.
Compiling a kernel is not that hard, and it gives you a
faster boot, and a faster machine, since you can tailor the
kernel to your needs.
Checkout the kernel-howto at Debian.org for more info.
Regards
Vitux
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swiftly
-libs?
Running Slink, kernel 2.2.14, [EMAIL PROTECTED]/128Mb.
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he Mach64 chipset
and all 4 megs ram ok, and gives me a pretty ugly face, from
which I am typing this...
Maybe someone using this card could send me their XF86Config
for reference?
Thanx
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e are more obvious to me than others; i bet a couple
> of you newer debian-user subscribers (like me) are interested in
> this, too.
>
> --
I second! I've always wanted to ask this kind of question!
Any wiz'es?!
;-)
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Lee Elliott wrote:
>
> Hello Vitux,
>
> On 12-Apr-00, you wrote:
>
> V> Hi There.
> V> I can't seem to get the cmos clock set doing:
> V> hwclock --set --date="foo/bar..."
> V> I figure maybe my compaq mobo has some strangeness in it&
imply boot off of the rescue-disk into linux? From there,
> install works like a charm. (did basically this myself).
> Your Winblows box is capable of floppy-booting, right?! :-P
> Welcome to Debian!
> hth
> Vitux
>
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>
> Debian GNU/Linux
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'net and run into a .ram file, Netscape
wants to save it to disk, instead of playing it. It's
supposed to be a soundfile, but I've never seen that
particular format before. Is there a .ram-playing-util in
Linux?
Best Regards
Vitux
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swiftly changing
Hi Debs
When I do "pon" from an xterm, and watch the modem in
xconsole,
I get:
pppd started by vitux, uid 1000
abort on
abort on
abort on
abort on
abort on
send
expect
ATZ^M^M
OK
---got it
and then the dialing bit and the connection progresses.
Is this normal or are the "
; >number of sectors/tracks for this diskette". I'm trying to create the
> >resc1440.bin floppy to install debian 2.0 from the cd. I tried
> >reformatting each of the several floppies I tried.
Try making the boot-diskettes on a different machine. It
seems that not all b
Yes, dselect can be a newbie-pain, but if you go easy, and
think, and ask constructive q's on the list, even newbies
can get it working. Recently a newbie myself.
hth
Vitux
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Hi deb's
Anyone know of a good zip-utility that can span disks?
I need to transfer some files (some of which are too big for
one floppy) from my debian-box to my win31-laptop...
thx
Vitux
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ere...)
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Vitux
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se supply more info; what was your partitioning scheme
before the change, what's the new, etc.
If your ENTIRE linux system is present on the drive in the
box, all you've gotta do is edit etc/fstab (using f.ex. vi)
to reflect the changes...
Anyway, please be as specific as possible whe
Vitux wrote:
>
> Please tell me I'm a complete moron:
> I can't find the above, neither in the us debian-mirror nor
> in the danish (closest).
> I need it for running Corel WordPerfect, and some folks here
> told me I could just install it, and all would be well. I
damn thing....
Regards
Vitux
(hmmm, maybe I could ask AltaVista?!)
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like the standard one in the
Howto...
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Vitux
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Hi Debians
I guess the header says it. In slink there's a
(newbie-)convenient "kernel-package", which I can't seem to
find in the frozen potato-ftp...
Regards
Vitux
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Hi Deb's
I installed the tar.gz from Corel's website in /usr/local/WP
on my Slink-system.
Now when I try to run ./xwp from /usr/local/WP/wpbin in an
xterm, I get this error:
./xwp: can't load library 'libXpm.so.4'
Any ideas?
Best Regards
Vitux (soon-to-be-frozen;-)
"Matthew W. Roberts" wrote:
>
> > If it was just something that a debian user was trying to do with a modem
> > and a 386 I might give him free advice and a 486.
>
> I'll take the 486. :-)
>
You can have mine, I've got plenty... :-P
Vitux
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Hi there
Just got a dual-processor mobo for cheap.
Is there a SMP-howto?
Any tips, recommendations for running Debian on a dual
PII-350, 256ram?
(yes, I'm new at this ;-)
Regards
Vitux
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.
Please be very specific when reporting errors, try
to give errormessages, and describe what happened
before the "crashes". BTW, you (or your hardware)
must be doing some high-quality strangeness: Linux
(almost) never crashes. I've had one "crash" in 6
months; when the cable to my /hdd (/usr) worked
itself loose...
Please: you gotta dare. You'll love it, once it's
running.
hth
Vitux
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XFree86 version 3.3.6-6 (svga). Mboard is Abit BP6 (not OC'ed).
>
> Regards
> Sven Esbjerg
>
Sounds like a heat-related problem to me. Make
sure the m'b is properly cooled, and fastened
properly in the box.
hth
Vitux
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should
work like a charm.
BTW, you're probably going to get quite crammed in
350Mb hd.
I started with 515,and soon had to stuff in some
more disks,
now I have 1.4G, which will have to do for
now.(Using X, netscape,
mozilla, WordPerfect, etc).
HTH
Vitux
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> On Thu, 16 Mar 2000, Vitux wrote:
>
> > it just says "bash: command not found"
> > I know positively that ns-install is there among
> > the rest of the untarred files, and I am logged in
> > as root.
>
> You must
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