On Sb, 13 nov 10, 01:14:53, Jesús M. Navarro wrote:
> Hi, Matt:
>
> On Friday 12 November 2010 21:32:05 Matt Simmons wrote:
> > Hi, how can I install a package from unstable? (currently running testing)
> > For example, I know it should be something like:
> > # apt-get install uswsusp/unstable
>
Hi, Matt:
On Friday 12 November 2010 21:32:05 Matt Simmons wrote:
> Hi, how can I install a package from unstable? (currently running testing)
> For example, I know it should be something like:
> # apt-get install uswsusp/unstable
You need:
1) To add sources for "unstable" to your sources list.
On Vi, 12 nov 10, 15:32:05, Matt Simmons wrote:
> Hi, how can I install a package from unstable? (currently running testing)
> For example, I know it should be something like:
> # apt-get install uswsusp/unstable
Yes
> However, my output is:
> Reading package lists... Done
> Building dependency t
Hi, how can I install a package from unstable? (currently running testing)
For example, I know it should be something like:
# apt-get install uswsusp/unstable
However, my output is:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Release 'unstable' for '
cmcia card) not enabled after boot
> [newbie alert]
>
> > A search in google with 'linux kernel Xircom CBEM56G' gives
> thousands
> > of pages indicating trouble. Most of all 2.4 kernels. Why
> don you try
> > installing 2.6.x (x > 10)?
> >
>
On Wed, Sep 21, 2005 at 08:01:33AM -0400, Peter Coppens wrote:
> > A search in google with 'linux kernel Xircom CBEM56G' gives thousands
> > of pages indicating trouble. Most of all 2.4 kernels. Why don you try
> > installing 2.6.x (x > 10)?
> >
> I guess I could try that. But to be honest I am fa
> A search in google with 'linux kernel Xircom CBEM56G' gives thousands
> of pages indicating trouble. Most of all 2.4 kernels. Why don you try
> installing 2.6.x (x > 10)?
>
I guess I could try that. But to be honest I am faced with the same
problem: "lost in the forest"
There should be a 2.6.8
> I want to get a Xircom CBEM56G network/modem card
> (http://www.intel.com/network/connectivity/resources/doc_library/tech_sp
> ecs/spec_xircbem56g100btx.htm) enabled during the boot of Debian 3.1
> (2.4 kernel) running on an old Dell D300XT latitute laptop. What should
> I install (and/or remove)
Sent: Tuesday, September 20, 2005 9:28 PM
> To: debian list
> Subject: Re: Network (pcmcia card) not enabled after boot
> [newbie alert]
>
> Peter Coppens wrote:
> > If I remove pcmcia-cs (or at least make sure it is not
> initialized by
> > removing the links f
Peter Coppens wrote:
If I remove pcmcia-cs (or at least make sure it is not initialized by
removing the links from the /etc/rcx.d directories) I can't even
manually start the network (with ifup -a) after booting
I'm not familiar enough with pcmcia-cs nor hotplug to guess what's
happening, but b
hanks,
Peter
> -Original Message-
> From: Marty [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, September 20, 2005 12:17 AM
> To: debian list
> Subject: Re: Network (pcmcia card) not enabled after boot
> [newbie alert]
>
> Peter Coppens wrote:
> > All,
> >
Peter Coppens wrote:
All,
I have installed the 'latest stable' Debian version on an (old) Dell
laptop Cpi D300XT.
The initial install was done with the laptop in a docking station and
using the network adaptor that comes with that docking station.
Everything went fine.
Later I removed the
All,
I have installed the 'latest stable' Debian version on an (old) Dell
laptop Cpi D300XT.
The initial install was done with the laptop in a docking station and
using the network adaptor that comes with that docking station.
Everything went fine.
Later I removed the laptop from the docking
It sounds like you haven't configured X yet or it isn't starting
correctly.
Though debian documentation suggest running xf86config to get X running,
I like to use XF86Setup since I've found it's interactive nature makes
it easier to find your mouse.
Check if an xserver is installed by typing:
$ d
On Wed, Aug 09, 2000 at 07:28:01PM -0700, Bill Garneau wrote:
> After tooling around w/ Corel for a bit I decided to
> step up to the plate
>
> I installed Debian all right (I think) I didn't know
> most of the answers to the config portion of the
> install so I went with the defaults most of
Garneau [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2000 2:28 AM
To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
Subject: newbie alert!!!
After tooling around w/ Corel for a bit I decided to
step up to the plate
I installed Debian all right (I think) I didn't know
most of the answers to the c
Oh, yeah, also make sure that you have the correct server installed!!
-Original Message-
From: Bill Garneau [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2000 2:28 AM
To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
Subject: newbie alert!!!
After tooling around w/ Corel for a bit I decided to
After tooling around w/ Corel for a bit I decided to
step up to the plate
I installed Debian all right (I think) I didn't know
most of the answers to the config portion of the
install so I went with the defaults most of the time.
Anyway I'm trying to fire up X Windows and using the
command /u
Le 2000-07-31 16:24:07 +0100, Jean-Jack M. Riethoven écrivait :
> I am relatively new to installing my own Debian system (2.1r4). Until now,
> I have managed quite well with dselect. However, I haven't been able to get
> X up and running yet on my video card (a Diamond Viper 550 16Mb).
What happe
Hi,
I am relatively new to installing my own Debian system (2.1r4). Until now,
I have managed quite well with dselect. However, I haven't been able to get
X up and running yet on my video card (a Diamond Viper 550 16Mb).
I checked the various faq's and docs and they suggested I install 3.3.6 of
X
Jan Muszynski wrote:
>
> I'm trying to install Netscape and have run into a small problem.
> First what I've accomplished so far:
>
> 1: downloaded from Netscape - finally found out that I had to rename
> package to include glibc as part of name before install would work.
> 2: First time I tried
Jan Muszynski wrote:
>
> I'm trying to install Netscape and have run into a small problem.
> First what I've accomplished so far:
>
> 1: downloaded from Netscape - finally found out that I had to rename
> package to include glibc as part of name before install would work.
> 2: First time I tried
I'm trying to install Netscape and have run into a small problem.
First what I've accomplished so far:
1: downloaded from Netscape - finally found out that I had to rename
package to include glibc as part of name before install would work.
2: First time I tried to run got error -
can't load lib
>> I hope I have the right area, my problem is thta I cannot seem to get Lilo
>> to work with Win95 and Debian. Here's my setup;
>> 3.2 gig Quantum with 2-1.6 gig partions (one fow Win95 and one for
>> games)
>> these take up drive letters C,D
>> 1.6 gig Quantum which I use fully f
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