On Wed, Aug 05, 1998 at 08:47:50PM +0200, Hartmut Koptein wrote:
> > Oh, and I think there's nothing wrong with using gmp2 or slang0.99.38;
> > they can coexist happily.
>
> Because, we should break _now_ as much as possible! I have no slang0.99
> installed and what happens: lynx depends on it! T
> Oh, and I think there's nothing wrong with using gmp2 or slang0.99.38;
> they can coexist happily.
Because, we should break _now_ as much as possible! I have no slang0.99
installed and what happens: lynx depends on it! This is bad. Second
reason is: slang0 does not have a real *so version numbe
On Wed, Aug 05, 1998 at 07:33:45PM +0200, Hartmut Koptein wrote:
> > menu I dunno - I have a broken g++ right now apparently. Hartmut,
> > could you PLEASE get egcs-ss compiled, or else tell someone to do it?
>
>
> 1. i compile it since the last three or four days!! (five or
> menu I dunno - I have a broken g++ right now apparently. Hartmut,
> could you PLEASE get egcs-ss compiled, or else tell someone to do it?
1. i compile it since the last three or four days!! (five or sixs a day)
2. the rules script is very very buggy!!
3. your friendliness
> > The console is opened BEFORE the root partition is mounted. That's a
> kernel problem.
the same kernel boots fine under my other glibc1.99 partition.
i will check the exact message and tell you, but it could entirely be that
this is an kenrel problem, since new kernel don't work for me (ye
On Wed, Aug 05, 1998 at 02:31:49PM +0200, LUTHER Sven wrote:
>
> > We have now a working dpkg. So normal install with dpkg -i or with
> > dselect.
> >
> Same old problem, for dpkg t owork, you need a working glibc2 root
> partition, which i don't have. That's why i so much in need of a tarball,
>
On Wed, Aug 05, 1998 at 01:49:23PM +0200, Hartmut Koptein wrote:
> Hi,
>
> here is a list for packages that makes trouble. Some more, some less.
> Very important of these are:
>
> menu, lynx, rxvt, fakeroot and strace.(rxvt because xterm fails)
lynx going up now; xterm work s fine here (it w
Sorry for the intrusion. I am curious as to what the Macintosh hardware
requirements are to use Debian Linux?
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> > yesterday i tried to install debian/slink/ppc on my linux/apus system.
> > like recommended i did a
> > for i in *.deb do ar -x $i; tar xzvf data.tar.gz; done
> > and after that i made some configuration.
>
> We have now a working dpkg. So normal install with dpkg -i or with
> dselect.
>
Sam
> yesterday i tried to install debian/slink/ppc on my linux/apus system.
> like recommended i did a
> for i in *.deb do ar -x $i; tar xzvf data.tar.gz; done
> and after that i made some configuration.
We have now a working dpkg. So normal install with dpkg -i or with dselect.
> i tried booting in
Hi,
here is a list for packages that makes trouble. Some more, some less.
Very important of these are:
menu, lynx, rxvt, fakeroot and strace.(rxvt because xterm fails)
eject and setcd needs a term in the form of:
if linux < 2.1
then
include
else
include
endif
Please let me kno
Hello, ...
yesterday i tried to install debian/slink/ppc on my linux/apus system.
like recommended i did a
for i in *.deb do ar -x $i; tar xzvf data.tar.gz; done
and after that i made some configuration.
i tried booting in this partition and was not able to open a fbdev to
put the console on it,
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