Firstly, try the command "cat /proc/modules"... this will show you if
the ipx module is currently loaded (one of the lines should begin with
"ipx" if so). If not, try these (as root): "modprobe ipx" followed by
"/etc/init.d/ipx start". If this works, then edit /etc/modules and add
a line for ipx
OK, new user here. I've searched through as many resources as I can
to find an answer for this question but I must be overlooking it.
My local Linux hand-holders are not able to answer my question.
I recently did two installations of Debian Linux 2.0.34, the "Hamm"
distribut
The Debian libc6 HOWTO list a known fix for this.. you need to get an older
version of the libc5 library that will not conflict with the libc6 you are
trying to install.
Johan Harvyl wrote:
> As far as I can see there are only one set of base disks; the bo dist base
> disks.
> After having insta
As far as I can see there are only one set of base disks; the bo dist base
disks.
After having installed them, dselect starts and if you try install, the
first file it tries is libc6, which can't be installed since it conflicts
with the libc5 that comes with the bo distribution. It can be installed
dselect to upgrade everything at once, but then while some
commands would work, many other commands would probably break.
I currently also notice outlining with the mouse in xterm now works bawkily,
and xephem started from .xsession responds
Can not open edb/YBS.edb: No such file or directory
th
On Wed, 12 Nov 1997, Jameson Burt wrote:
: After upgrading ldso, libc6 and several other packages, several packages
: failed to work, responding "segmentation violation",
: xv, xfig, xephem
: The cause of this was my setting of LD_LIBRARY_PATH in .bashrc.
: I had used this setting with
After upgrading ldso, libc6 and several other packages, several packages
failed to work, responding "segmentation violation",
xv, xfig, xephem
The cause of this was my setting of LD_LIBRARY_PATH in .bashrc.
I had used this setting with no problems for a year under rex and bo.
To correct t
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