I am looking for a simple command-line utility that allows me to
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$ validate test.xml test.xsd
Error on line 41: element missing
For this project, I don't need a programming library that gives me a DOM
or SAX view of the file. I j
Can anyone help me out with the a makefile problem?
I have a large number of subdirectories filled with simple sample
programs. I want to do the following
for each subdirectory {
cd subdirectory
if Makefile exists {
make
} else {
for each .c file {
$(CC)
I just upgraded to gnome2 in sid, and ran into a problem: there is no
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annoying this about this is that it's now impossible for a user to log
out! (I have to become root and restart gdm.) Surely this can't be the
way it was meant
In an attempt to fix ugly fonts in gtk1.2 apps, I just added
/usr/lib/X11/fonts/TrueType to the xfs configuration file
/etc/X11/fs/config, and it worked! Does this mean that xfs can serve
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If you compile a bunch of guesses as modules, erring on the side of
compiling too much, then you can just play about with insmod/rmmod
(remember the latter only needs the basename, like soundcore) and
put the settings there. That's one of the big advantages of modules,
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I get this with a MS serial mouse sometimes. I'm not even touching the
mouse and the cursor starts to "fall" slowly and jerkily down the screen.
I guess even mice get fleas ;-)
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Well there's also the concept of an Alternate Screen in xterm. That's
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less when you quit, but just your interactive commands. less uses
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DEVICE=eps9high
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If you try to get much better quality than that, it gets far too slow
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uld be deleted. There *is* a
need to rerun lilo, and dpkg -i kernel-image... asks if it may do so.
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-sOutputFile=\|"cat 1>&3" - 3>&1 1>&2
0 \004%! filter /usr/bin/gs -q -dSAFER -dNOPAUSE -r240x216 -sDEVICE=eps9high
-sOutputFile=\|"cat 1>&3" - 3>&1 1>&2
If you try to get much better quality than that, i
alt and power-down.
>
> Is this possible? I can't find an option similar to this in the
> kernel options.
Is it in your CMOS?
But can't they just pull the plug?
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is this:
keycode 110 = Insert
altgr control keycode 110 = KeyboardSignal
control alt keycode 110 = KeyboardSignal
That, in theory, and in practice here, works.
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t of
card manager or card I have - they're all in the source and,
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> you've got the line
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> in /etc/kbd/default.map.gz
> If you remove that it should fix it.
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If you create the directory
first, the skeleton files won't be copied because adduser assumes the home
directory is not to be mucked about with.
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g more useful if you choose an appropriate size.
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v kernel-imageto see what it's set to and
rdev kernel-image /dev/hda2to set it. This saves having to tell it
where root is every time you boot it.
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> Hello again
>
> On Tue, 29 Jun 1999, David Wright wrote:
>
> > Quoting charles kaufman ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> > > "kernel panic:VFS:Unable to mount root fs on 03:03"
> >
> >
> > > Is th
ou use a different program, in which case what does it say
and does it agree with the above? Or did you use the same program
in which case it's a bit worrying that a program can write a
partition table which it itself can't then read.
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> > Yes. When you copy a kernel (e.g. I copy /boot/vmlinuz to
> > c:\loadlin\zimage for loadlin to boot from dos) you need to rdev it.
^^^
> > Typerdev ker
l Bogomips:
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gt; > I only have the base system installed. It's Debian 2.1 (Slink).
> > I also tried wvdial. Not installed either.
> >
> > I'm eager to get Debian going. Please help.
> > Thanks a million in advance.
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ne-shot (-o) emptying of the buffer to
an explicitly named file (-f filename) for some purpose.
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you have to untar the tree yourself, you have
to make sure that link is correct (or use the full name
-I/usr/local/src/kernel-source-2.2.10/include instead).
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tion, Dialup etc). Thanks.
I think the file you need is in the boot-floppies package:
/usr/src/boot-floppies/scripts/basedisks/master2files/master
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. You might
set ascii_chars in .muttrc while you sort out your character sets.
This will make mutt use - | etc. from low ascii.
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t; you have to press . If you unintentionally
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dselect goes straight into "Install" whereas you might want "Remove"
or, even worse, to repeat "Select&q
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is useless because you can prevent commands appearing
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It's /etc/modules which needs emptying.
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/etc/issue or whatever
(like stating that you're recording a telephone call).
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Quoting Stuart Ballard ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> David Wright wrote:
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> > Quoting Stuart Ballard ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> > > I just compiled kernel 2.2.10 on my potato machine. This is the first
> > > time I've ever compiled a kernel, so these questions are
p contains
888.888.92.28 0x1 0xc 00:00:00:00:00:00 * eth0
In both cases, other machines show
? (888.888.92.28) at on eth0
So it appears that publishing the ARP entry kills the hardware
address which negates the whole point of publishing it anyway.
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> > There were two. You didn't leave one there, did you?
>
> Recently, i noticed a file "setup-localhost" showed up in /etc/init.d (and
> properly symlinked) that tries to
d/wire
plays up (as has happened to me).
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n startx & so that you
can recall the setfont command whenever you need it.
3. Define a single character alias, like F, to issue the setfont.
4. Learn to read the character mapping (if it's as consistent as mine).
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> linux, i can direct you to a group of blind linux users.
It's hard to resist making the obvious cheap wisecrack!
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oot time and keep it there (no autoclean).
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n some file ?
Again, what's the point. Do you ask chadi if they remember making
such a mistake?
What might be more reassuring is to check that bad logins are immediately
followed by a good one. Everyone makes typos.
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s that potato *isn't* a release (yet). So how
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it, and the wisdom and luck with which you applied any upgrades.
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is going to use through the id.
> Thanks for any advice or information on this setup and my difficulties.
The best advice is probably still to set the card up with its own
(dos) utility for a fixed transceiver.
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> > PPS: Don't know if this is anything but ppp.log had this message:
> > Cannot
> > determine ethernet address for proxy ARP
Just an informational message, no worry.
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me, there exist: p-n=cc-n .. c2-n c1-n and they're all
unique except the first pair. n is the same in all cases, but they're in
different processes, and so distinguishable.
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ERIFY_... checking for you (assuming you're doing single
value read/writes).
> WBTE
> (Wet Behind The Ears)
ditto.
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prised if you were trying to add ioctls to control it.
> Any ideas?
And to repeat what I said before, it's definitely worth seeing if
you can move on to 2.2 kernels (and Rubini's chapter 17) because
many of the macros and functions have been made cleverer.
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eed the ./* in case you have
files called -d etc. which would generate undesirable option switches.
I would also assume that rm -i ./*4~ could speed things up. Where the
file name at least starts with printable characters, recognition ()
can also help as it automatically inserts the necessary backs
!) for a clearer explanation than I could give.
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s on lp in
/etc/printcap.
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mod lp
insmod ppa
to see if that works.
More recent kernels with parport can handle a printer connected
through the zip drive like dos can.
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us a non-root
recursive snapshot of /proc/[a-z]* for perusal. /home is split by
user as there are so few.
The very idea of all one's system software in a set of homogeneous
.deb files is probably foreign to most unix administrators.
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ing the
chatscript by hand yourself using minicom? (PPP looks like garbage
full of braces {{{.)
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the "nonsense characters" contain plenitudinous {{{ characters, LCP
stuff is what you're seeing.
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you look at the output from
ls -l /dev/sda16 /dev/sdb
brw-rw 1 root disk 8, 16 May 28 1997 /dev/sda16
brw-rw 1 root disk 8, 16 May 28 1997 /dev/sdb
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. And base-files
*didn't* have device files in base-files.list, probably for that very
reason, that purging it would remove them! No /dev files now
(bo) appear in *list.
I think that answers all the points raised, except perhaps to say
that it isn't in the spirit of unix/linux to prevent you
rambled console.
> > 1. Try typing "reset"
> > 2. Try typing "clear"
> > 3. Try running "top" This always seems to work. don't know why but it
> > does.
> >
> Try vo
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r 4.
You should be able to recreate this effect with fdisk, though not
with cfdisk.
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ind. (There's a package to allow
one to cut and paste between different server instances.)
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re can I get it to have a try?
The package is propsel. (I searched Packages for 'paste'.)
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e, and have assumed it's to do with computing
where the previous page should start in a file with enormous
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automate writing /etc/modules. Only you know whether
you want to run kerneld (auto), whether certain modules should always
be loaded (3c509, sound), attempted (ppa) or loaded on demand (lp).
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ot;EV700"
#Monitor "ENVY 17ES"
Subsection "Display"
Depth 8
Modes "1152x864" "1024x768"
# Modes "1280x1024" "1152x864" "1024x768"
ViewPort0 0
EndSubsection
#
disk, you can copy the kernel to there
from /boot, rdev it, and then copy it onto a duplicate rescue disk in DOS.
Then you need to build your own kernel with LS120 support.
OTOH if that's not the problem, sorry...
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the default "no" in the latter case
if the reason you're installing another xserver is because your first
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infozip zip, not
iomega zip, of course.) The great advantage is that you can view or unzip
any file on anybody's PC, particularly if you make sure there's a copy
of unzip512.exe on every disk.
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error code (here 2) increases by one after each out_p() call.
The "kernel" error code (here #define EBUSY 16 /* Device or resource busy */)
just muddies things.
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to the console less. Other
> than that, maybe submit a bug to the xfree86 and X Consortium people and
> cross your fingers.
Have you tried running the mouse with gpm, using -R, and then setting
XF86Config to get its mouse data from /dev/gpmdata in MouseSystems
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>
> However, findsuper produces a list of superblocks. It
> works whether the file system is mounted or not.
I've found dumpe2fs more useful (in the same package).
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ted automatically by not specifying noauto.
It's windoze which needs constantly rebooting and even reinstalling.
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ess most of us have virtually forgotten all that stuff as we upgraded
so long ago.
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If the IP number changes too, then there are a few extra places like
/etc/init.d/network, but you can use rgrep to find them too.
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) 1020 4690980 2290.52
/dev/sdb 74heads 62sectors 1022cylinders
cyl sectors MB
1022 4688936 2289.52
Why did it do that?
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y're not
used.
ppp is not built into bo installation kernels, but I guess it might be
in more recent ones as I think that's now a supported method of
installation.
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d [LCP TermReq id=0x3]
Mar 26 19:10:46 sparky pppd[524]: LCP terminated at peer's request
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free port, and likewise the clients
will have to play chase the server. Meanwhile I don't worry.
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tions. Since I'm not at
> all a X-programmer I would like something a bit more high-level.
Couldn't disagree with another's mention of gnuplot.
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ied. Any other ideas?
It's a long shot but what does the rest of what would be your
/etc/init.d/network say? I only ask because you've played around with
newer kernels which do things differently in this file.
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know the "correct" permissions for /boot files, but in terms of
security, protecting them from disk-group users will be quite ineffective:
the disk group has write permission for raw disk devices.
The point about who can delete files in a directory is of course covered in
the FAQ under
; at this after booting?
Simple. Just use shift page up and down. This works at any time, just so
long as you don't switch consoles.
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On Fri, 19 Jun 1998, Ed Cogburn wrote:
> David Wright wrote:
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> > On Fri, 19 Jun 1998, Mark Yobb wrote:
> > >
> > > I know how to use `dmesg` but I would really like to be able to
> > > get
> > > the info that scrolls across my
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with "Debian 98" :-(
No, the great thing about linux booting up is that you can see that it's
working. Positive confirmation. You're not left wondering whether a lack of
error messages means that it all worked, or that the error reporter itself
isn't working.
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