Max;
While from what I have seen by following this list for quite a few months now,
the list members are rather tolerent of
'off-topic' posting when such postings are still Linux related.
However, your problems are not even Linux specific much less debian specific.
With a non-debian distributi
You probably should rebuild the kernel using the debian kernel build package
and make kpgk. I am not sure if you would 'get into trouble' just deleting the
kernel image, boot and map files by hand or not (the system should boot ok but
I am not sure how dpkg would 'feel' about their not being pre
The pgp package is one of those software items to comes under the U.S. Govt's
Defense Export Restrictions as thus is not available on any U.S. debian or
debina mirror site.
Two files in debian/ README.non-US and README.pgp both tell where and how to
get the pgp package.
Note that the main site
I think that there are several issues here but wonder if I see the right ones.
Is isn't one of the problems with not using make kpkg that you may accidently
"upgrade" a kernel using dselect?
I don't know (yet) how the preinst scripts handle kernel dependencies but if
they use the files in var t
Yep, I relent. I got a bit too enthusiastic with that response.
However, as far as I know there is currently no way short
of using different sockets for different registered services
to use two or more different web servers. One probably
could write a daemon for inetd to select the "appropriate"
Yes it is most definately a "hack". You need to edit the file
"/etc/X11/Xserver" to properly reflect the "real" xserver that you are using.
In your case the first line of that file should be "/usr/X11R6/XF86_SVGA".
I am reasonably sure that if you don't do this then any future upgrade to the X
Hi Richard;
These were not web BROWSERS he was talking about but web SERVERS. You can not,
in anything even remotely resembling a normal system, use two different web
servers.
Now in fact if you REALLY want to do this you can, in that you could configure
(and probably recompile) one of the se
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