Can anyone help me with libsdl please?
I have it set up but it uses aalib as the default.
I try using:
export SDL_VIDEODRIVER='svgalib'
or
export SDL_VIDEODRIVER='svgalib'
but when I try to run a program that will use libsdl I get the message:
Could not initialise SDL [No available vi
Many thanks for all these replies. I've now got it working now so that
another Debian box and a Mac can both connect through the Debian gateway.
The thing I was doing wrong was in setting the gateway on the other network
machines. Like not doing it on the Debian one [doh!] and mixing up proxy
I have woody on one machine and would like to upgrade to sarge.
I have another machine [laptop, PCMCIA modem] that I upgraded from woody to
sarge. I did not delete the .deb files.
Can I us the deb files on the laptop to upgrade the distribution on the
other machine? I reckon the software li
I wonder if someone could help please!
I've upgraded to sarge, and built a new kernel with lots of the networking
options built in.
I've tried to set up IP masquerading so I can use my Debian PC as a router
to a [dialup] ISP. The Debian machine has a serial modem and an ethernet
card. The
Can anyone point me to a web page or manual page that shows how to set out
sources.list (for apt-get) - like what to put in, where the servers are,
etc.
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Related to last post, the background is:
I have been trying to compile a 2.6.9 kernel under woody. I used backports,
but the kernels kept crashing - kernel panics, etc. So then I upgraded to
sarge, using apt-get dist-upgrade and after changing my sources.list.
I now have a problem with dsele
I have been trying to compile a 2.6.9 kernel under woody. I used backports,
but the kernels kept crashing - kernel panics, etc.
So then I upgraded to sarge, using apt-get dist-upgrade and after changing
my sources.list. I now have a problem with update-grub. It just seems to
stop after dete
I have woody installed but I'm starting to find packages are older than (for
example) kernel 2.6.9 seems to require. I'm not sure what to do - do I
upgrade to sid? How? Or is this what 'unstable' is about?
If I want to use unstable packages, do I just change stable to unstable in
my sources
I've compiled a few kernels using 2.6.9. ONe worked but I did not keep the
config. None of the ones I've done the Debian way (ie. through a deb file)
boot. The error message is:
Kernel panic - not syncing: No init found. Try passing init= option to
kernel.
Any ideas? I do have one 2.6.9
OK, I've tried recompiling 2.6.9 with the various options I think I want,
setting some items as modules and so on. make-kpkg runs for ages, lots of
screen output (lists of files or modules with CC next to them, etc) and then
I get lots of "unrecognised symbol" errors (I think that's what it said
I have telnetd installed, and my debian machine is on a network with Windows
and Mac machines. IP addresses are set up, I can ftp back and forth etc.
But when I try to telnet from my Windoze machine to the debian one, I get
almost immediate disconnection - it doesn't really seem to log on at a
I am trying to run prboom under woody. I have libsdl loaded, as required,
and this in turn requires aalib. Also got svgalib installed.
Argh! Prboom runs in text mode - ie. aalib.
So I have a script that goes:
SDL_VIDEODRIVER='svgalib' ; export SDL_VIDEODRIVER
but that makes no differenc
Newbie, sort of.
I want to change the kernel on my system - some bits are not needed, other
bits not in there are now required. My stock kernel is 2.4.18-bf2.4.
I've downloaded 2.6.9 from www.kernel.org, and managed to compile a few
kernels, some even boot but none does what I want. One thin
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