Hi Bryan;
First, you did not need to do anything to your mbr.
Your machine was just responding to the fact that the floppy that
you had in the drive was not a bootable floppy.
It sounds as though you need to create a bootable DOS floppy.
I presume based on what you have said that your machine
Hi Bryan;
First, you did not need to do anything to your mbr.
Your machine was just responding to the fact that the floppy that
you had in the drive was not a bootable floppy.
It sounds as though you need to create a bootable DOS floppy.
I presume based on what you have said that your machine
Hi Drew;
Did you tell dpkg during the installation to run it as a deamon?
inetd _should_ launch exim as the virtual package for mail otherwise.
It sounds as though your problem was indeed different than the one that
I experienced. I have not tried to use exim on any potato machine except
as a da
Hi Drew;
Did you tell dpkg during the installation to run it as a deamon?
inetd _should_ launch exim as the virtual package for mail otherwise.
It sounds as though your problem was indeed different than the one that
I experienced. I have not tried to use exim on any potato machine except
as a da
In this case it is most probably NOT a problem with sockets, RPC, inetd,
etc. I had two machines that "suffered" from this problem when upgraded.
The apparent problem is that there was more than one "common practice"
way of configuring the exim-fetchmail relationship in bo, hamm, slink that
will n
In this case it is most probably NOT a problem with sockets, RPC, inetd,
etc. I had two machines that "suffered" from this problem when upgraded.
The apparent problem is that there was more than one "common practice"
way of configuring the exim-fetchmail relationship in bo, hamm, slink that
will n
Hi Drew;
I have been running potato on the machine that handles mail for a long time
now but remember having the problem you described.
I wish I was more sure that this is your problem than I am but...
In your fetchmailrc file I think you need:
set invisible (near the top)
and
smt
Hi Drew;
I have been running potato on the machine that handles mail for a long time
now but remember having the problem you described.
I wish I was more sure that this is your problem than I am but...
In your fetchmailrc file I think you need:
set invisible (near the top)
and
smt
I did a clean install on a Compaq 1255 that I had never booted into
Windoz. This one came with "DOCS" but it they were typical, don't worry
you arn't missing anything useful!!
It had such an unidentified partition which I deleted. AFAIK, there
were no "ill effects".
On Fri, Oct 22, 1999 at 11
I did a clean install on a Compaq 1255 that I had never booted into
Windoz. This one came with "DOCS" but it they were typical, don't worry
you arn't missing anything useful!!
It had such an unidentified partition which I deleted. AFAIK, there
were no "ill effects".
On Fri, Oct 22, 1999 at 11
Did (does) the installation floppy (resc1440.bin or whatever) booth the
machine? If so, at the initial "boot:" prompt type "rescue root=/dev/hda1".
See help (ALT-F1) about boot methods.
That should boot your "normal" system except that the kernel itself is
read off of the "rescue floppy".
As roo
Did (does) the installation floppy (resc1440.bin or whatever) booth the
machine? If so, at the initial "boot:" prompt type "rescue root=/dev/hda1".
See help (ALT-F1) about boot methods.
That should boot your "normal" system except that the kernel itself is
read off of the "rescue floppy".
As roo
David;
I don't know anything about your machine but that isn't one of the
"Thinkpad" IBMs is it?
In absence of specific knowledge I would suggest that you look at
the "Tecra" disks. Also I note that there are some note about
Thinkpads (some sort of boot command line option required).
I don't k
David;
I don't know anything about your machine but that isn't one of the
"Thinkpad" IBMs is it?
In absence of specific knowledge I would suggest that you look at
the "Tecra" disks. Also I note that there are some note about
Thinkpads (some sort of boot command line option required).
I don't k
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