> POP). By cleanup, I mean I deleted all the courier related files and
> folders.
> Not a good idea!
Indeed. Next time let Debian do it for you:
# find the installed packages matching *courier*
dpkg --list '*courier*' | grep "^ii"
apt-get remove
> So what's my best course of action in unsc
> So there are probably some apps out there that do something
> similar, so I wouldn't rely on such behavior. Perhaps it's
I've checked the source code (and via strace) and they use
gethostbyname(), which should respect the nsswitch.conf and host.conf
settings.
It almost looks like a bug in glibc
On my woody box, I have an entry in /etc/hosts that looks like this:
10.1.1.1 foo.bar.com foo
There's also a record in dns for "foo.bar.com" that instead points to
10.1.1.2 -- I'm trying to explictely OVERRIDE that by making the
/etc/hosts entry, so I have "hosts: files dns" in nsswitch.conf an
> another guy firmly reccomended CIPE, haven't tried it myself, but it's
> probably good too.
CIPE is very stable and performs well, but is best for static links --
e.g., tying a pair of offices together over the internet, or tying
your house to work in a setup where the IP address of $your_house
> > space shuttle Columbia tragedy. I believe that they were using Debian GNU
> > Linux for the first time onboard the shuttle :-(
>
> My understanding is that it was Red Hat. Either way, not the most
If Debian was involved, it wasn't the first time. Debian flew on the
space shuttle in 1997:
I'd swear I used to know the answer to this question:
Is there a way to get dpkg to list all the setuid files it has
installed on a system? Or more generally, the permission bits on any
file installed from a .deb?
--
thanks,
> I may have misspoken on this. I believe that there are exploits involving
> finger and executable code, but I'm not sure of the details since it's been
> a while. I gave the issue some thought last night after I posted this and
There have also been buffer overflows in _every_ version of finger
> So, it is not so much that Debian doesn't have permission to distribute
> a modified binary package, it is that doing so would open up a whole
> can'o'worms w.r.t. redistribution... so why go there and possibly cause
> problems for Debian's distributors, eh.
That's exactly why it doesn't pass th
> Can I ask why debian doesn't include pine? Just curious. I know Debian
The license for pine doesn't allow you to redistribute "modified binaries"
(e.g., fix a bug in the source, compile it, and redistribute the
executable you get from this). Therefore, it can't be included as part of
Debian
> > On Mon, Sep 27, 1999 at 10:27:31AM +0200, Andrew Hately wrote:
> > > # ( cd / ; tar cf - bin boot dev lib sbin usr var ) | tar xf -
> > xfp -
>
> I forgot etc in the list.
better:
rsync -av / --exclude=/proc --exclude=
> > Does anyone know of any decen music notation software for Linux??? I'm
> > looking for something with a good GUI and that is easy to learn. Any
> > suggestions are appreciated!!!
There's rosegarden. It's buggy, but there is a debian package.
http://www2.bath.ac.uk/~masjpf/rose.html
> How can I tell the nameserver which IP addresses DHCP has assigned to
> the hosts so the names get resolved to the correct IP?
Probably the only way I can think of is to remake the dns databases and
restart named every time you renew a DHCP lease. I don't know if dhcpd
allows you to run a comma
> Jesse-- Actually, I am installing entirely from the Debian 2.1 CD-ROM. I
Where'd you get the CDROM? Sounds like the copy of base2_1.tgz on the CD
is busted.
> installation procedure onto Linux hardrive partitions hda2 (root), hda3
> (swap), and hda5. Everything works fine until I get to the "
> now I'm lost. I guess if I can start the gnome windowmaker thats all
> I need. If anyone knows anything about this I'd appreaciate any
> insite.
Default menus in Debian are handled by the automatic menu system ... e.g.,
Xemacs "registers" with the menu system when it is installed (and
"unregis
> floppy. The only thing i can think of is keeping them on the second
> drive while the first drive makes the conversion to linux, then im
> hoping that in linux i can still access the non-linux second drive,
Sure. Linux can read disk drives that have been formatted under Windows,
no problem.
>
> I'm trying to compile some WindowMaker applets and they all complain that
> they are unable to find X11/xpm.h. Obviously, I'm missing some .deb - which
> one?
hit http://packages.debian.org and search for "xpm.h" with the "Search the
Contents of the Current Release" option.
> I'll assume you are talking about the app icons. Except modifying the
> attributes for every app to not show an app icon, you cannot get rid off
> them. Here's what I do to at least make it `look' like the aren't there:
Can you get rid of miniwindows?
> Please choose the NFS server and the mount path of the NFS filesystem
> that contains the Debian archive.
> Enter them in this way: server:/ftp/debian
>
> What I don't understand is:
> (1) does Debian have a standard NFS from which I can access the
> archive? Do I need to use my own 'local
> I know that this version of wmaker is in unstable, but can anybody else
> use it?
Works fine fer me.
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> Selecting previously deselected package dotfile-rtin.
> (Reading database ... dpkg: error processing dotfile-rtin_0.02-5.1.deb
> (--install):
> files list file for package `dotfile-rtin' is truncated
I *think* this is /var/lib/dpkg/info/dotfile-rtin.list ... see what's
going on with that f
> is there an easy way to update my X server to the newest version? ie..
> something i can add to my apt get file??
run
apt-get update
then
apt-get install
This'll, of course, only work if you're following "unstable".
Will
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> files list file for package `dotfile-rtin' is truncated
> Errors were encountered while processing:
> dotfile-rtin_0.02-5.1.deb
> Processing was halted because there were too many errors.
before we get too much farther, check and make sure that the /var
filesystem isn't full.
> # dpkg --configure -a
>
> and got everything but three packages configured. So I did a
I've noticed similar things once in a while; apt will get stuck sometimes
if you interrupt it while it's working. This usually works for me:
kill apt (via CTRL-C or "kill" or whatever)
Run
# dpkg -- co
> I need to use LaTeX for a project in one of my classes, and was
> wondering whether anyone could recommnd a particular type that does
> mathematics-related things (integrals etc..), i'm quite a newbie to
> LaTeX (understatement), so a GUI-based version would be cool.
Try Lyx. And the Debian tex
> "locate" command. It walks through the entire filesystem, so thats why
> the disk runs for so long. :)
> > > > Hey, my hard drive did the sudden thrashing thing last night too. Its
> > > > never done it before (well it has in NT but not in Linux). All I was
It's probably worth mentioning at thi
> I install Debian with a 14.4 modem. Trust me, it only takes patience.
Or CDs. They're cheap.
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> But, now during boot, it does not detect the CD-ROM drive and as root I
> could not mount the drive either. I tried both these commands:
>
> % mount /dev/hdc /cdrom (I do have /cdrom as the mount point)
> or
> % mount -t iso9660 /dev/hdc /mnt
Try
mount -t iso9660 /dev/hdc1 /cdrom
> I am so far failing at step 1?
> Trying to get my ethernet card recognized as a device (NE2000 Clone).
Well, what hasn't worked?
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> it strikes me as odd that the standard potato doesn't seem to include the
> pack huffman coder or compress lzw compressor. while these are fairly
I think lzw is still under copyright, which means that it's illegal to
distribute them without a copyright license.
> > Is there any list of people using Debian for mission critical
> > applications? Such a list wouldn't necessarily have to include
> Not that I have seen. There is the general linux-biz website and m-tech.ca
Ummm ... master.debian.org (and most (all?) of the other debian.org boxes)
run Debian,
Does anybody know if this works under linux, or if the specs are
available so I could write a driver?
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> 1.Is Debian more leaning towards KDE or is this just 'news' from the
> Corel folks? Is there a reason why they chose KDE and not GNOME?
We don't lean either way. Corel is creating their own distribution based
on Debian -- they'll take stock Debian and stuff to it. They picked KDE
(you'd hav
My girlfriend just bought a laptop. On first booting it, it asked if
we'd like to set up the hard disk for Windows95 or Win98. She'll need to
dual-boot 95 and Linux, so we let it install Win95, which it proceeded
to do _without_ asking for a Win95 cd.
I booted it from the 2.1 CD, and
> Just wondering if anyone has printed off howto pages? Is there any quick
> way to convert a full howto (ie.. all the pages) to a single file and
> print it off?
Why don't you just download the text versions?
ftp://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/Linux/docs/HOWTO/
> How should I protect these systems from outside hack attacks?
Use Bridging
http://metalab.unc.edu/LDP/HOWTO/mini/Bridge.html
http://metalab.unc.edu/LDP/HOWTO/mini/Bridge+Firewall.html
and IPChains
http://metalab.unc.edu/LDP/HOWTO/IPCHAINS-HOWTO.html
> If I add a second network card to the linu
> Is there some magic involved with IP forwarding for the 2.2.x kernels?
Are you using IPCHAINS at all? Are you trying to do NAT?
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> I got it to work, after I reset the computer! I think that it is a problem
> with gnome. After I ran the Gnome Control Centre it seemed to lock the
> /dev/audio device, and even after I killed, or exited the program it still
> returned the Device or Resource..etc.
Yeah, gnome is still a little
I'm looking at buying a pair of laptops which will need to dual-boot
Windows and Debian.
I'm not concerned that they be Pentium IV 600 Ghz machines or be huge
number-crunchers, but I would like them to run X enough that I can use
emacs and font-lock mode, netscape (with something more that 256 col
> > cat file.au > /dev/audio
> I run the command below, and this is the output!
> $ cat /usr/lib/games/crossfire/sounds/magic.au > /dev/audio
> bash: /dev/audio: Device or resource busy
Are you sure that the IRQ settings and stuff you gave the kernel sound
config were right?
> > I'm sure it is a particularly stupid question but I wonder if
> > there is an Apple QuickTime plug-in available for Linux Netscape ?
> >
> > I suspect that writing to Apple would publicly announce my
> > heretical status and result in the MS goons^H^H^H^H PR staff
> > arriving in short order t
> I have a problem with sound. I can't play any sounds. I have tried using
> rplay and nmaker, both the same results. The annoying thing is that I
> can play CDs with no probs!!! I am a member of the group audio and
> sounds are compiled into the kernel.
It's likely that your CD drive works somewh
> I have a system with 128 meg. of memory but I believe Linux only
> sees half of it and the rest is wasted.
The kernel will only autodetect 64 megs (apparently there was a bug in
some older PCs which caused problems if you probed beyond 64 megs).
You need to pass an argument to the kernel at boo
> floppy/cdrom/extra hard drive/sound stuff.
> Could someone help me out?
> what should my fstab say?
I have:
/dev/fd0 /floppyfat16 user,noauto0 0
/dev/sonycd /cdrom iso9660 user,ro,noauto 0 0
In mine. Obviously you'll need to change "/d
> Apr 11 13:59:43 valis modprobe: can't locate module char-major-14
Alias this in /etc/conf.modules. For my SoundBlaster16, I have:
alias char-major-14 sb
post-install sb /sbin/modprobe "-k" "adlib_card"
options sb io=0x220 irq=5 dma=1 dma16=5 mpu_io=0x330
options adlib_card io=0x388 # FM sy
> >I may be missing something here. But is xhost + what you want??
> Ah, my savior. xhost +[machine name] worked nicely. Thanks for the
> help.
How about ssh? Do
ssh remote_machine remote_app
and ssh will set up the xauth stuff _for_ you.
dselect lists the "modules" package as obsolete/local -- I sure didn't
package it, so it must be obsolete.
But "dpkg -r modules" reports "Kernel was compiled with module support!
Can't remove modules package!". Is it ok to --force this one?
> I do not know how to configure the PC to boot from the CD-ROM.
Reboot the machine. After the screen goes blank and it beeps, it'll
probably count memory and they'll be a note on the screen that says
"Press DEL to enter SETUP" or something. Some computers use "CTRL-ALT-F1"
instead of delete or
> NT dos not see FAT32 for one. But unfortunatly you can't convert from
> FAT32 to FAT16.
;bog microsoft not reading their own filesystem ...
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> "... iso9660 not supported by kernel" is there. Why?
iso9660 is a filesystem type. The kernel's complaining that it doesn't
have that module installed, and so can't read the filesystem.
> . configuring device driver modules
> . fs modules : hpfs, ncp, smbs, umsdos, vfat
Select iso9660
> yes i have only windows 98 installed on my computer. I was wondering if
> there was any way that i could convert FAT 32 back into FAT16 without
> reinstalling windows.
I don't think so. Why would you want to?
Will
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> I am fed-up with MS and its products and OS. I've looked to see how to
:)
> get Linux. Unfortunately, I am not familiar at all with files,
> extensions, what how to download and zip, unzip. Can someone tell how
> does this work?
Under Debian, you'll download a set of basic installation file
> doing soemthing wrong, but was something as simple as Pine left out of
> the distro? Anywho, basically, I guess dselect is the easier way to do
> things, but I can't even find Netscape in there. Is there a page onthe
Both of these don't fit Debian's idea of free (see
http://www.debian.org/intr
> What is flex ?
Flex is the gnu clone of "lex", one of the original unix lexical analysis
tools.
A lexer (that's what you get when you run flex on a flex file) is used to
break up input into "tokens", which are the atomic units of programming
languages or other specifications. In english, to
> I am wondering if anyone knows how to send a binary (.tar.gz) file from
> the command line? I am trying to write a "batch" (Sorry my old DOS
how 'bout:
mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] < foo.tar.gz
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> It doesn't build from the source. It stops with something like: ld: -lg++:
> no such file or directory.
I tried to build it from the source, and discovered that it now needs a
dependency on libg++2.8.2.
You can build it if you install libg++2.8.2 and libg++2.8.2-dev. It's now
giving me an "Out
> Does anyone here use tclmidi? I have not been able to get it to work. I
> am using recent potato, glibc2.1.
I package it, but only because it's used by rosegarden (which I also
package). I've not tried to actually use it for much -- what's in the
package is pretty much a straight-out-of-the-tarba
Can anybody tell me what this means, and how to fix it?
rivendell[502] [~]> rsh gondolin
rlogind: Out of ptys.
rlogin: connection closed.
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> I was wondering if it was possible to use SAMBA connect WIN95 and LINUX on
> the same machine sort of a pseudo network thing? Has anyone tried this.
Not unless you can run both of them at the same time (actually, you can
... see http://www.vmware.com). Linux can mount Windows drives, so wha
> Can someone drop in an email, either a disk image or a site to get a disk
> image for a Linux boot disk(OS on ramdisk that is), that supports mounting
> a vfat drive?
The Debian boot disks should. Try:
ftp://ftp.debian.org/pub/debian/dists/slink/main/disks-i386/current/resc1440.bin
(you'll ne
> What exactly do you mean "it rolls through every single package
> on the dist"? If you mean what it sounds like, you only have to
I think what he means is that when you install from CD, it rolls through
the CD and checks every packages against the list of selections, like:
Skipping deselected
> ash. You can copy it off the rescue disk if you can't install it.
Thanks. Saved my night ...
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I've managed to seriously bung up my system, and libncurses.so.4 is
causing problems. Are there any shells in debian _not_ linked against
this library? ATM even root can't do anything, because nobody can get a
shell started ...
Will
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> Have you tried playmidi -e ???
Yup. I get nothing. But I _can_ play to hte external midi port in
Windows95.
>
> >
> > OSS/Free:3.8s2++-971130
> > Load type: Driver compiled into kernel
> > Kernel: Linux gondolin 2.2.1 #4 Sun Feb 14 18:21:24 EST 1999 i586
> > Config options: 0
> >
> > Inst
> playmidi -e blues.mid
Doing this doesn't work. I just don't get any sound. Everything's
plugged in, turned on, and works fine from windows.
> if You automatically `postinstall` the 'sfxload-command'
> this will not work.
I installed the debian playmidi package. I don't think it asked me if
Has anyone had any luck connecting an external midi device (say, a tone
generator) to the midi port on an SB16? I've got the card working ok,
but I can't get any programs to send output to it. Sending
anything to /dev/sequencer or /dev/sequencer2 results in the crappy SB FM
midi synthesis, rathe
> Hello Debian-mentors,
I've moved this post to debian-users. The debian-mentors list is for
people who need help creating debian packages; -users is for questions
about how to get the system working, etc. ...
> I have a NE2000 compatible Ethernet card installed and detected by
> my kernel.
> The cards are made by LanStar. They were only $12 each so it won't
> break me if they are junk. But any help is appreciated.
> By the way I only have or use Gnu/Debian, so a solution involving other
> os's is not viable. Thanks
Did you try isapnptools?
> I really need some help here.
> How can I have Linux to mount automatically my hard drives
> at boot. Because every time I run Linux, I have to mount all
Put them in /etc/fstab and they'll automatically get mounted at boot.
try "man fstab" for more info.
> After installing gnome programs from slink, the programs won't run. I
> get the following error message
>
> gnome-session: error in loading shared libraries
> /usr/lib/libgnome.so.31: undefined symbol: poptHelpOptions
Somebody's already filed a bug on this.
> Is it possible to have /etc/hosts on only one machine
> on the lan and have the other machines use it?
Either make that one host a DNS server and point all the other machines to
it, or make it a YP server and ypbind them to it.
Will
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> can somebody tell me, how HP DJs work in Linux? Which of them works
> well? I want to buy one, but I don't know what are doing nice results
> (690C, 880C, ...???). Thanks a lot, Martin
I've got a 672C (under $200 when I bought it a few months back) which
works great with the DJ550 magicfilter fi
> There is something you have to do to setup working NFS file locking under
> slink, or 2.2 or something but I don't know what it is :<
Any idea where I'd start to look? Debian doesn't seem to have a lockd...
Will
I've done two things in the last few days, and one of them has broken
apt-get. First, I've moved to kernel 2.2.0-pre8 (I know 2.2.0 is out,
but I've not had time to download that huge bugger, and I already had a
copy of -pre8). I've also moved /usr off of one of my machines, and it's
being sh
> > *- On 28 Jan, Robert B Geary wrote about "kernel source"
> > > I just installed Debian Linux and can't find the kernel source
> > > code anywhere. There is no /usr/src directory on my system.
> Accodring to other posts here, 2.2.0 will likely be in potato,
> but not slink, because slink
> go to play a Midi file, It sound like the reverb is set to max and bass
> is set to almost none...I have to turn the speakers up to hear the bass
> parts in my music
> For Reference: I'm using KMIDI (or KMID) either produces the same
> results... And kernel 2.0.34
Try using timidity. I
> If anyone can see something wrong with such an idea - or, better still, if
> someone is well on the way to producing such a tool - I would be pleased to
> hear about it.
Nope. Makes perfect sense. You can also do
dpkg --get-selections >some_file_name
to back up your list of installed/selecte
> libXm.so.1 => not found
This is a motif library. Some versions of Lesstif will work.
> libXmHTML.so.1.1 => not found
XmHTML doesn't exist as a debian package. Read the GNUCash readme and get
the source.
I've been working on packaging Gnucash (which means packaging XmHTML and
nana, al
[This really belongs on -user, so I've moved it there.]
> The network card in my machine is a Winbond 89c940. I admit it's a $20
> special. I have been unable to locate any Linux drivers for the card,
With ethernet cards it's generally a matter of chipset. If you can figure
out what chipset i
On Fri, 22 Jan 1999, Patrick Colbeck wrote:
> I want to install Gnome on Slink but don't want to scatter new versions of
> the libraries (eg gtk) arround anywhere. Does anyone know if you can compile
> it like KDE where it looks for all libraries relative to a partciular
> install path (eg /usr/lo
> Mine *is* slink!
>
> I think that this is either a configurable option that I could not
> find where to configure, or something like: "from the dir where you
> ran dpkg to install gnome"... Should I report this as a bug?
Sure. But make it one with a pretty low priority.
:)
> I installed gnome in my computer, and, I don't know why, every program
> that I start within the gnome-panel has the current dir = "/usr/src".
Similarly, the slink version starts everything in /etc. Boy, is that a
pain in emacs.
Will
What tools do people here use to administrate a network of Debian
machines? I can handle normal system/network administration, but what
problems does dpkg introduce?
Eg: If machine B mounts /usr from machine A, how do I keep dpkg
from screaming at me when I dpkg -i something on machine B that
> So, is there anything like a Debian-Packaging-Howto which explains the
> internal structure of .debs and how to build packages oneself? In
> /usr/doc/dpkg/packaging.html/* there is nicely explained, what everything
> does, but it's not clear, HOW to do things...
http://www.debian.org/~elphick/ma
> 3. Execute 'apt-get dist-upgrade'
>
> I see that all of the packages to be updated are simply held back.
> Essentially nothing gets upgraded at all. Why is this? I have tried to
> use the -f parameter in step three as well to no avail.
Do you have them marked "hold" in dselect? (they'll have a
On Wed, 6 Jan 1999, Allan M. Wind wrote:
> > I've got a SCSI disk with a solaris 4.1.4 filesystem on it. Is there any
> > way I can get linux to mount this?
>
> Did you try the (kernel) UFS driver?
Is it still read-only?
Will
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I've got a SCSI disk with a solaris 4.1.4 filesystem on it. Is there any
way I can get linux to mount this?
Will
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Hello all,
I've got a machine, A, that connects to network N via a ppp link to
machine M. I'm planning to masquerade machine B through A (A will have
masq installed and run ipfwadm, B will talk to the world through it).
If net N has some windows machines, and B is a windows machine, is ther
> Does anyone know how far we are from a debianized package of GNUcash? (I
> couldn't find it on the package search on www.debian.org).
> Or even any other debianized alternative?
>
You can use xacc. I was going to debianize gnucash a few months back,
but at the time it didn't build with our gtk
> I'm wanting to get my father a good linux book for Christmas. I will
> be installing linux on his system while I'm down there for Christmas.
> What would be the best book for him? He does have some unix
> experiance, but hardly any administration.
Matt Walsh's "Running Linux" (O'Reilly, www.
> (Greenwich Meantime or however you spell it) on your system clock.
> Then you can set the timezone in software so that time shows up
> properly.
Yes, this is generally considered teh "right" way to run a *nix box.
> Secondly, I think there is some way of getting your machine to automatically
>
> And, what else, I have a question:
> When I successfully logout, a knew login appears. Know I switch off the
> computer. When I switch it on again, there is a check for some stuff.
> Is this right? Or have I not correctly finished it?
No. Linux (therefore Debian), like all Unix operating syst
> Anyone know where I can get 'compress' program?
Probably nowhere for linux. The algorithm it uses is patented, so it's
not legal to write Free Software versions of it (although gzip can
_un_compress files that have been compressed with compress). Your best
bet is to either use gzip (it works
> this every time i want to work on netscape. How would i add Netscape to
> the Window Maker menu (the menu that pops up when you right click
> :Apps|Games|System etc...). Thanx guys
edit your ~/GNUStep/Defaults/WMRootMenu file. This defines the menus that
WindowMaker shows.
> Wuz up all?
Not me. It's 1 am local time ...
> Alright here is my problem. I have Debian 2.0 installed. I downloaded
> [navigator-v45-export.x86-unknown-linux2.0.tar] from ftp6.netscape.com. I
> installed it and everything. Now when ever I go to the installed dir
^^^
Has anyone else here had trouble with StarOffice 5.0 freezing when you
right-click in it's window? I'm using the patch they provided for the X3V
xserver problem. Every time I right-click the mouse anywhere in the
Staroffice window, staroffice hangs. Everything else works fine -- I
eventually ha
> s3. And even with the svga server it's hanging. I didn't know what
> is causing this. Some more hint?
> thanks.
Nope. sorry -- the only problems I've had were conflicts with S3V. Why
don't you try contacting stardivision?
Will
> Where should I look for incompatibilities? The app. just freeze,
> didn't answering to anything but kill -1/9.
> I switched from xserver-s3 to xserver-svga hoping something good
^^
-s3 or -s3V? there are known problems with s3v, and a patch at
www.sta
> We are a group of students doing an assignment on LINUX operating
> system. We hope that you will be able to give us some information on
> the LINUX installation and comparison with windows or DOS.
Um, yeah, we probably could, but you'll need to ask more specific
questions I'd suggest y
> Those of you who have an S3V video card might like to know that while
> looking at the StarDivision web site yesterday I notice they have posted
> a fix ..
>
> http://www.stardivision.com
Has anyone sucessfully gotten this patch? If you visit the website,
click "Support" and then "Download",
> Those of you who have an S3V video card might like to know that while
> looking at the StarDivision web site yesterday I notice they have posted
> a fix ..
Where? I hit their website but didn't see anything about a fix ...
Will
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