Hi,
I thought I'd like to install Debian on my mac. Any hints or clues on where to
start is appreciated.
Cheers
David
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On Tue, Dec 13, 2011 at 9:16 AM, Cybe R. Wizard
wrote:
> Attempting to install gnome-desktop-environment gets me:
>
> gnome-desktop-environment:
> Depends: gnome-core but it is not going to be installed
> Depends: alacarte but it is not going to be installed
> Depends: cheese but it is not goin
I found a post on the Linux Mint Forums that fixed my issue.
I ran the following commands:
echo 'install rt2870sta modprobe --ignore-install rt2870sta ;
/bin/echo "1737 0078" > /sys/bus/usb/drivers/rt2870/new_id' | tee
/etc/modprobe.d/rt2870sta.conf
modprobe -rf rt2870sta
modprobe rt2870sta
dmesg
I recently purchased a Linksys wireless USB device.
When I plug it in and run lsusb I see the following:
Bus 001 Device 006: ID 1737:0078 Linksys WUSB100 v2 RangePlus Wireless
Network Adapter [Ralink RT3070]
I install firmware-ralink and wireless-tools after checking the
Debian Wiki and determ
On Sun, Oct 16, 2011 at 7:15 PM, Walter Hurry wrote:
> On Sun, 16 Oct 2011 22:47:44 +0100, Andrew Wood wrote:
>
>> Why is an MTA (exim) installed by deafult on Squeeze even if the 'Mail
>> Server' option is not selected during installation? Does it actually
>> serve any purpose on an out of the bo
On Sun, Oct 9, 2011 at 6:42 AM, Bill.M wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I'm having a problem with apt-get. I seem to be locked out of
> /var/lib/dpkg/lock and /var/lib/dpkg when I try to do an apt=get update ,
> How can I clear these locks? And if there's another process using apt, how
> can I discover what
On Sun, Oct 2, 2011 at 9:31 PM, Mark Panen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Just the other day i noticed when the Num Lock LED is off i can type
> with the keypad numeral's. But when the LED is on it is dead. Any
> ideas?
>
> Worked fine for ages.
>
> Cheers
>
> Mark
>
>
Are you using numlockx by chance? I kno
On Tue, Jul 19, 2011 at 11:35 AM, Sridhar M.A. wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am currently running debian testing on Acer laptop. Everything was
> working as expected. Since a couple of days, the tap to click on the
> touchpad has stopped working. Of course, I can set it Gnome preferences.
> But, when I switc
In your /etc/apt/sources.list file you need to place a # before the
entry for the CDROM.
On Mon, May 23, 2011 at 3:37 PM, wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've installed Debian 5 without X, and so far had no problem installing
> extra packages from CDROM. However, now I need to install from
> packages.debian.or
I recently did a base install and then installed a handful of packages
to get myself X and Openbox running on my system using XFE for my file
manager. I am running into an issue where when I plug my external
(NTFS) hard drive in to my machine, it is not automounting like it
would if I had XFCE ins
On 5/12/11, Charles Blair wrote:
>Somewhere I read that this should be done by modifying
> the /etc/apt/sources.list file. I tried changing this to:
>
>> deb http://debian.uchicago.edu/debian/ lenny main
>> deb http://debian.uchicago.edu/debian/ lenny non-free
>
>but I'm still only seeing
On Tue, Apr 5, 2011 at 3:00 PM, Boyd Stephen Smith Jr.
wrote:
> On 2011-04-05 12:24:39 Matt Harrison wrote:
>>On Tue, Apr 5, 2011 at 1:21 PM, Boyd Stephen Smith Jr.
>> wrote:
>>> On 2011-04-05 12:07:16 George Standish wrote:
>>>>On 05/04/11 01:04 PM, Boyd Steph
On Tue, Apr 5, 2011 at 1:21 PM, Boyd Stephen Smith Jr.
wrote:
> On 2011-04-05 12:07:16 George Standish wrote:
>>On 05/04/11 01:04 PM, Boyd Stephen Smith Jr. wrote:
>>> On 2011-04-05 11:51:13 George Standish wrote:
> If you need more support than Debian provides and<= 5 years, install an
>
On Mon, Apr 4, 2011 at 3:00 PM, Camaleón wrote:
> On Mon, 04 Apr 2011 13:17:56 -0400, Matt Harrison wrote:
>
> (hey Matt, next time you want to going on-list again, advice ;-)
>
>> On Mon, Apr 4, 2011 at 1:10 PM, Camaleón wrote:
>>
>>
>>> Hum... I've
On Mon, Apr 4, 2011 at 1:10 PM, Camaleón wrote:
>
> Hum... I've got some servers hosted on XO (San Jose, CA) and no one there
> is able to speak to me in Spanish when I place a call >:-P
>
That's oddMost of where I have been in California always have
someone who speaks fluent Spanish as mos
On Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 4:36 PM, Chris Brennan wrote:
> On Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 4:28 PM, Andrei Popescu
> wrote:
>>
>> On Mi, 30 mar 11, 16:17:52, Chris Brennan wrote:
>> >
>> > So why the hell is apache being installed/upgraded on a desktop install
>> > w/
>> > no "server" services?
>>
>> It's b
Sorry to top post this, but I'm in a hurry. I actually got my
touchpad working again. I'll dig up the documentation that I used and
post it when I find it, unless someone else is able to get it to you
first. It has something to do with creating a configuration file and
setting something with mod
> cat debian-6.0.0-i386-netinst.iso > /dev/sdc
> sync
>
>
Instead of doing this, have you tried running:
dd if=(path to ISO) of=/dev/sdX ?
I did this with the netinstall ISO and the Disk 1 CD ISO and it worked
just fine for me
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So I've used Lenny in the past, but ended up switching back to Ubuntu
because of video card performance and a few other bells and whistles
that I thought were easier to install in Ubuntu vs Debian.
However, that being said, I am looking to switch back. I know Lenny
is currently Stable but I have
Hi,
Can anyone enlighten me as to hows and whys of the way localhost is
implemented in vservers?
I've done a fair bit of reading so now know how to get more than one
vserver's lo interface working by using different 127.0.0.x addresses and
not binding things to 0.0.0.0. But I can't work out why t
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I've been googling around to find out which HW RAID cards work best with
Debian and from what I can see the LSI cards seem to do best.
I was wondering if anyone had any experience with either of the
following cards (do they work, do they suck
Hi all,
I've got a Debian sarge machine, and while I've gone through and removed
pretty much everything from :
/etc/crontab
/etc/cron.*
/var/spool/cron/*
if I give cron even a single small job to run, it goes crazy and chews
up all the CPU cycles (and also doesn't respond to being stopped via th
Hi all,
I'm having a large amount of trouble finding out how to use an Adaptec
AIC-8130 under Linux (specifically Debian) [it came as the SATA
controller in a HP ML150 G2].
It certainly isn't detected using the latest build of Testing, and I
can't even find references to the specific driver to us
Hi all,
I'm wondering if there is some restriction on the length of share names
that prevents shares with names over 12 characters being browsed to ?
I have a share with a name that is 14 characters, and I'm able to
connect to it if I type in the name by hand, but I can't browse to it
from eith
Hi all,
I've installed Ntop, and I can see its html pages properly under links,
but when I look at it with either Mozilla or Firefox I get a "Unable to
be viewed with web browsers that dont support frames", which is
obviously not true.
What the problem ?! (It's driving me up the wall ;-) )
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uthby=secret
left=10.0.2.2
leftnexthop=%direct
compress=no
leftsubnet=10.0.3.0/24
right=10.0.0.3
rightsubnet=10.0.1.0/24
rightnexthop=%direct
auto=start
Any help is appreciated. Cheers,
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enSWan
and StrongSWan that support NAT-T already, and are ongoing projects.
Can anyone give me feedback on their experiences with either of these
projects ?
cheers
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directory to
look, and the schema that it wants ?
It might also be the case that there are better tools for the job.
Has anyone successfully run dhcp out of ldap ? if so how ?
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look, and the schema that it wants ?
It might also be the case that there are better tools for the job.
Has anyone successfully run dhcp out of ldap ? if so how ?
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I understand there are no security updates for
testing/unstable, because they are so fluid, but what
exactly is the difference between them and, between
the two, which is more reliable and better for someone
who wants bleeding-edge packages that have at least a
safe level of critical bugs?
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Looking through the Debian installation and reference
manuals, I found references to both dbootstrap and
debootstrap. What exactly are they, what is the
difference between them, and why is there a
debootstrap package, but no dbootstrap package.
=
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I am installing Debian on a Internet-capable computer
for experimentation and a way to continue learning
about Linux without the limitations of a live CD.
Should I use stable, testing, or unstable? My
preference would be to have the most recent packages,
but also somewhat tested, so should I use
On Tue, Aug 05, 2003 at 01:32:08PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Subject: Re: Ooops. I've broken my command line.
> chris harrison wrote:
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> >I seem to have broken the cardinal rule of tinkering - I'm not
> >able to back out the change because I'm not sure
I seem to have broken the cardinal rule of tinkering - I'm not
able to back out the change because I'm not sure what I've broken.
I've been trying to configure my machine (woody) to authenticate
with the PDC on the local win2k network, using samba, winbind and
pam.
All's been going reasonably
isdom for *serial* wheelmice/mouses/meese?
I have a Chic Scroll Serial Mouse 12832.
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I wonder if I could suggest some extra links from your Security page? Could I
propose the following:
A full and free glossary of information security terms and phrases:
http://www.yourwindow.to/
--- Patrick Hsieh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I made a very simple .htaccess file under /var/www,
> which is the default DocumentRoot in the apache of
> Debian, but it doesn't work.
>
> However, if I put it under ~/public_html/, it works!
> Is there any configuration problem?
If you add somethi
--- faisal gillani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well guys soory i missed the previous post about how
> to power off your system with the halt command using
> lilo.conf .. can you repeate it please ..
> i tried man lilo.conf but couldent find anything
I hope this is what you need:
http://www.deb
install-mbr is the program that you are accessing.
Try looking at man install-mbr to tell you how it works.
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Hi.
My first install is functiona
some binary disk images on tehcd to enable you to
make some boot floppies. There are not. There should be an dos executable
(rawrite.exe) to wite the images. There is not.
I am a little dissappointed"
Michael Harrison
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WR
I've had problems with lprng in hamm -- not system lock-up, but printer
freeze. You might try removing lprng and then installing lpr in its
place. It fixed my problem, it might fix yours.
HTH,
Shawn
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Since you're using Debian 2.0, I assume you have the lprng package
installed. I have had the same problem, as I mentioned yesterday. Last
night I removed lprng (using dselect) and installed lpr (cd
/cdrom/.../net && dpkg -i lpr_*.deb), and now the problem is gone. I'd be
interested to know if t
.
Regards,
Lee Harrison
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I think the 98 install on my Pentium may have trashed LILO. I cannot
active
the LILO menu with any combination of ctrl/alt/shift.
I think I can recover w/ the recovery disk.
Yes, Windows doesn't ask, it just takes. Specifically, it takes the
master boot record -- it likes to assume that it's t
I said:
When I'm printing with my HP DJ-500 printer, it will frequently get to
within approximately 1 paragraph of the end of the document, then it
hangs. I have to force the paper to eject, and then write the last few
lines by hand -- or else copy in a "dummy paragraph" at the end of the
document
>That's what it was... magicfilterconfig kept telling me that a printcap
>already exists and would exit unless --force. that can be confusing to
>someone who knows squat about linux printing.
That's a good point - thanks for bringing it up. It would be helpful if
magicfilterconfig would print a m
When I'm printing with my HP DJ-500 printer, it will frequently get to
within approximately 1 paragraph of the end of the document, then it
hangs. I have to force the paper to eject, and then write the last few
lines by hand -- or else copy in a "dummy paragraph" at the end of the
document. I s
> With lpr as the print command in Netscape, my printer prints:
>
> %!PS-Adobe-3.0
> %%BoundingBox: 54 72 558 720
> %%Creator: Mozilla (NetScape) HTML -> PS
>
> and then starts feeding sheets. I have a HP Deskjet 682C which doesn't
> understand postscript.
If yo
/dev/sda1 <== New SCSI Disk, Linux filesystem, bootable
/dev/hda1 <== Old 9GB Disk, hda1 currently holds old copy of filesystem.
/dev/hda2 <== Windoze partition on old disk, bootable.
I included my lilo.conf below. I'm sure that I'm either doing something
dumb, or just not considering an obvious
Much of what is "customized" or specific in the system is found in the
/etc directory, and then all of your data files should be in the /home
directory. So if you back up those two trees, you'll be mostly there, I
would think.
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Yes, you can run your current drive as a slave drive - but you need to be
sure to install the driver for that when you are doing the installation
process (during "Device Drivers" installation).
It is commonly recommended that you use separate partitions for various
parts of your linux system. T
When working in X, I sometimes find that my screen becomes frozen or very
sluggish. On other occasions the mouse alone is very unresponsive. I
haven't found a pattern to it, although it seems to happen more often
when running Arena, Amaya, gzilla, and perhaps TkInfo (although I'm not
sure about
<<>>
Linux, and Debian in particular, opposes everything B.G. and MS stands
for.
A kingdom at war with itself will collapse.
A home divided against itself is doomed.
--Mark 3:24-25
I think this saying applies in this case as well. I really don't think
B.G. goi
<<>>
When I get to the step Install Kernel and Modules, I can't find the
original Win95 harddrive with the Linux files on it to continue. Do I
need to make a DOS partition on the 814MB harddrive and copy the
C:\Linux directory to that? or do I need to make the 814MB hard the
master disk?
<<>>
The
>> How does Python rate as a beginners language?
>From the little I've looked at it, I'd say it's a good starting place.
The syntax is clean, the organization logical, and the new learner can
begin using OOP in his or her programming career.
One could argue that *any* programming language coul
<>
I *do* understand what you're saying, but I disagree. "If it ain't broke,
don't fix it" What, in your view, is "broke" about the Debian
development model?
I like the proposal of a Debian User's Association (Mark Phillips'
proposal). But to really "go after the market", it takes a for-pr
<>
It's possible to have a privately-held corporation, in which the board of
trustees and perhaps a few others hold the stock. The company I work for
is organized this way - it gives the advantages of a corporation without
the possibility of hostile take-overs and other nastities* of public
tr
<>
One little trick I've begun using to get around the cumbersomeness of
dselect is to use it to select new packages, but then to install those
packages manually. That way, it tells me about all dependencies and I can
make a list of needed packages. Then I simply go into the CD and dpkg -i
all
Use FIPS (on the CD or the FTP site in /tools or utilities or
somesuch). It does exactly what you're looking for -- but READ THE DOCS
CAREFULLY.
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Precisely. Such as the various Linux distributors (lsl.com, etc), but on
a larger scale in terms of marketing. -- Or like what VA Research is
doing.
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I think that it is worth considering skipping the Pascal stage and
going straight to C, or equivalent languages. Taking this approach a bit
further, I think it is even worth considering going straight to C++,
perhaps
by talking first about the procedural aspects of C++ and only then, as a
sec
"tkdesk does not conform to X11 ... and cannot be restored at the next
session"
What does it mean ??
It conforms just fine to X11, it doesn't employ KDE's session management.
That's all it's saying -- a harmless message (and plug for you to switch
to KDE apps, of course).
==
Another approach would be to install a Mac version of Linux or NetBSD.
If its a powerpc, use MkLinux, available through apple's website.
If its a 68k mac, use NetBSD. See www.netbsd.org. There's a very helpful
mailing list for this.
All you have to do is repartition your hard drive and put the
IT's. They don't seem to disappear. Is there any
way I can nuke these manually? or decrease the time it takes for the kernel
to clean them up? Or even increase the number of simultaneous connections per
socket?
Or am I barking up the wrong tree?
Help appreciated.. :)
The REAL question for the Debian list, is this:
How do I get a "logo" at startup in Debian/GNU Linux, before all of the
init functions take off, using Lilo as bootloader? THAT would be the
cat's meow, IMO. -- Or the penguin's waddle, if you wish.
==
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O.k., I downloaded the nifty bitmap and put it in c:\ as "logo.sys", but
what happened is that now there is *no* logo at bootup. Can anyone (on
this Linux list!) help me figure this out? (a Win95 question!). I'm
booting with Win95.
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I've managed to get Debian running with Win95 on my home machine. Here's
how I did it.
First, I used the Debian installer to partition the drive. This, of
course, means that everything on the drive is wiped out. It sounds like,
since you have two drives, you can handle doing this. Using the pa
where I
can find information?
TIA.
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Richard E. Hawkins Esq. wrote:
> The loginid and password are correct; they're the same ones it uses to login.
> what can possibly be going wrong here? and why is the password nakedly
> displayed like that in the log?
>
> rick
I found (after several phone calls) that turning off the debug optio
Rick Smith wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> As you will get form this I am definatley a NEWBIE, I am having a problem
> shutting off the Virtual desktop in X I just want all my desktop in one
> viewing area... I am running a Diamond 3d2000 and a Princeton monitor
> (ultra 15) amd I am using th eSVGA Xserver.
Ian Lynagh wrote:
>
> Hi all!
>
> I was wondering if anyone could help me resolve a printing prblem
> I have got?
>
> I have an HP LaserJet 4L. If I do
> lpr textfile.txt
> then it works fine. However, printing in lyx appears to work fine,
> but nothing is printed :-(
[snip]
>
> Save your mone
Mark Panzer wrote:
>
> Stephen J. Carpenter wrote:
> >
> > On Tue, Jul 21, 1998 at 09:03:23AM -0500, Mark Panzer wrote:
> > > Here's what happened,
> > >
> > > I guess I was a little jumpy and I started typing in one of the X-terms
> > > that opens by default before window-maker started. Then it
Michael Beattie wrote:
>
> On Mon, 13 Jul 1998, Alexey Vyskubov wrote:
>
> > On Thu, Jul 09, 1998 at 02:38:00PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > > Tkdesk looks fine but I don't know how to get rid off of the icons menu
> > > which
> > > appear on the left of the screen.
> > >
> >
> > Nasty ha
Mark Panzer wrote:
>
> Mike Merten wrote:
> >
[snip]
>
> I also had the exact same spam mail (beanie bags and all) there should
> be a debian policy against using e-mail archives for spam-mail
> purposes. It really does get annoying recieving such mail.
>
> Mark Panzer
>
There is a debian pol
Hi,
I've been looking at the companies that are shipping debian 2.0 CD's but
cannot find any in Australia. Does anyone know where I might be able to
get the CD's (binary only is fine)?
Thanks,
Mark.
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Howdy,
I recently [ie, 6am this morning] upgraded one of my bo boxes to hamm, via
apt-get [which I must say is incredibly cool.. ]
Everything seems ok, except for ppp. It doesn't want to work anymore. I'd be
happy if that were the end of the story, it'd mean that I was doing
something wrong. See,
Can someone else out there in Debianland confirm this?
IMAP4-4.1 won't delete messages. It might be a new feature or something, but
as there was no dox with it, it's hard to tell.
I downgraded to IMAP4-4 and everything's hunky dory.
Bug? Feature?
D.
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do it delete messages.
It moves them into the trash folder, then barfs that it could not delete the
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So it
Howdy,
Got a bit of a problem here. Actually, it a LOT of a problem.
I had a fairly standard bo installation. I ran the autoupgrade.sh script,
which seemed to work, kind of. It missed a whole lot of stuff in /oldlibs
and some stuff in /base when retrieving everything, so the system was in a
half
> bo and hamm are just code names. bo has been unstable when rex was stable
> and hamm will become stable with the next release. The names actually are
> names of figures from Pixar's movie Toy Story. Bruce Perens, who used to
> be the project leader, works at Pixar.
A bit of a silly question, but
>
> Yo-
>
> I am trying out the GUI xconfig kernel configuration utility bur I come up
> with an error:
>
> (it runs fine until this, then bails)
> ...
> wish -f scripts/kconfig.tk
> make: wish: Command not found
> make: *** [xconfig] Error 127
>
> Can someone interpret that and inform me on wh
> Is there a HOWTO or similar? I have /usr/src/linux/drivers/net/README.eql
> and I got hold of eql-1.2.tar.gz which has the source for eql_enslave.
It's in the NET-3 Howto.
6.6. EQL - multiple line traffic equaliser
> The application is for a school which needs 64K bandwidth but ISDN is too
> what do i need to change to affect the settings of which ttys root is
> allowed to log in from? ie, right now he seems to be able to log in from
> ttys 1-8 and some ttyps but not elsewhere.
/etc/securetty gives a list of tty's that root can login from.
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> Does anyone out on the list know which startup file it is that sets the
> initial network routes? (Since I've never had anything but ppp, I never
> found out) You might consider seeing if routes are being set up for your
> ethernet card at boottime, and disabling them, at least until such time
>
> Most CPU fans I've seen come with a pad of conductive [something] which
> goes between the processor and the heatsink. I would think that something
> like this would be essential, given that the surfaces are probably not
> perfectly flat (on a nano scale).
I think it's more a case of sheer l
> ## this doesnt work as I expected, alas
> #trap "/bin/rm -r $tmpdir ; exit" SIGTERM
> #trap "/bin/rm -r $tmpdir ; exit" SIGQUIT
> #trap "/bin/rm -r $tmpdir ; exit" SIGINT
> #trap -p
try:
trap "/bin/rm -r $tmpdir ; exit 1" 2 3 15
works for me..
nice script by the way..
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Howdy,
Something caught my eye tonite.. well, actually, the lack of something.
Where does identd log stuff to? According to the source, it uses
LOG_DAEMON, but I can't seem to find it in there.
daemon.* is logged to /var/log/daemon according to my syslog.conf. I'm
inclined to believe it seeing a
>
> Can anyone make any recommendations for K56Flex modems (preferably external)
> that work well under Linux?
This isn't a Linux issue. Any modem, whether K56Flex or x2 will work under
Linux.
D.
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> i expect that there is a faq for this, however i have not been able to
> find it.
> i want to setup a box as a router. how do i plumb a second ethernet
> interface
> under debian? if there is not a faq for this, i will be glad to
> summarize any
> replies and start the faq...
There already
Hello.
I had a weird problem last night, installing Debian 1.3* on a friends PC.
For what it's worth, it's a PentiumII/266, some hideous amount of memory,
some hideous amount of HD space.
Aside from the SuperMicro motherboard bug [Which has been reported, I'm
fairly sure..], you know, the one whe
This isn't particularly Debian, but I'm hoping someone can shed some light
anyway.
It involves Sendmail, so if you don't care for it, you can ignore the rest
of this message :)
Heres the deal.
I have two hosts. hosta.foo.com and hostb.foo.com. hosta uses hostb as
its smtp gateway. [hosta is inte
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> -- [ From: Louis H. Iselin * EMC.Ver #2.5.02 ] --
>
> I real problem is that the keyboard works to look at all of the function key
> helps, but times out after Linux runs. The keyboard becomes completely
> unresponsive when the booting gets to the screen to choose color or B&W.
I had the exa
> > Ok... I changed the server to XF_VGA16 and then I noticed that startx
> > itself was
> > pointing to xinitrc and xserverrc in /usr/X11/ - shouldn't it be reading it
> > from
> > /etc/X11? I have a feeling that the setup program won't work here because I
> > screwed
> > something up and wil
I tried installing 1.3 today on a PC. It didn't go too well. I've
installed Debian more times than I can recall, and have never had this
problem before. Mind you, i've never installed it on a machine like this
either.
AHA-2940, 1x 2.1gig drive, 1x Sony CD.
For a start, the autobooting CD part wou
This greets me whenever I try to power up xdvi. From memory it's supposed
to spit out the usage blerb.
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([EMAIL PROTECTED])$ xdvi
/usr/X11R6/bin
Error: XsraSelFile: can't get font 9x15
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When I first ran xdvi with an argument, MakeTeXPK spat ou
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> On Sun, 12 Oct 1997, Wiria Amadja Kusuma wrote:
>
> > Hi guys, I am wondering if there is any website on the net which provides us
> > freeware or software specifically for linux, something like tucows, nonags
> > or download.com for windooz.
>
> Well, just about anything for unix can run o
This is probably going to sound stupid, but...
How does one enable the numeric keypad in an xterm? I've never actually
noticed that the keypad acts as cursor movement before.
[It's the weekend, I'm allowed to ask stupid questions :)]
D.
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