Does anyone know of a utiltiy or group of utilities that can help me do
the following:
Take a large file (larger than 1.4 megs, the regular holding space of a
normal floppy disk) from the windows os and split it into any number of
desired smaller files so that the smaller files can fit onto mul
Dear list:
I have debian/gnu linux 2.1 setup on my i-486 machine but I don't have a
printer yet.
I want to make sure that the printer I get will work, but since I've
never even had anything connected to my parallel port, I'm not even sure
if that is even working.
I've read a little on printin
After I finished reading the ISP-Hookup-HOWTO and making sure all my
files were as the HOWTO instructed I did this from the bash command line:
exec pppd connect \ 'chat -v -f /etc/ppp/chatscript' \-detach crtscts modem
defaultroute \ user (myusername) \ /dev/modem 38400
Then I got the following
I'm looking for some sort of database or spreadsheet application to use
as a personal filing system. I'll be organizing a lot of different
things that I own and so I anticipate that the file may become extremely
large. I'm running debian on an Intel 486 with 16mg RAM. I worried that
if I don
I need some help with the modinfo program. When I run lsmod I get:
Module Pages Used by
serial 8 2 (autoclean)
cdrom 1 0
linear 1 0
So this means that I have 3 different modules installed in my kernel, right?
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