On Sat, 17 Apr 1999, Hartmut Koptein wrote:
> > I'm using the base2_2.tgz base system configured from scratch on my
> > Motorola PReP box. I decided to use dselect/apt to add some packages onto
> > the base system and here is what I got when apt went to update the package
> > lists:
>
> Which ve
On Sat, 17 Apr 1999, Hartmut Koptein wrote:
>> When I upgraded all of my base packages, bash broke. libc6 went from
>> 2.1->2.1.1 and the current bash binary is dependent on 2.1. It segfaulted
>> with the new library when attempting to run the bash.prerm script.
>> Extracting the new bash binary
> When I upgraded all of my base packages, bash broke. libc6 went from
> 2.1->2.1.1 and the current bash binary is dependent on 2.1. It segfaulted
> with the new library when attempting to run the bash.prerm script.
> Extracting the new bash binary allowed me to complete the exercise.
>
> Seems
> I'm using the base2_2.tgz base system configured from scratch on my
> Motorola PReP box. I decided to use dselect/apt to add some packages onto
> the base system and here is what I got when apt went to update the package
> lists:
Which version of apt? 0.3.4 ?
> ERROR
> http://http.us.debian.o
When I upgraded all of my base packages, bash broke. libc6 went from
2.1->2.1.1 and the current bash binary is dependent on 2.1. It segfaulted
with the new library when attempting to run the bash.prerm script.
Extracting the new bash binary allowed me to complete the exercise.
Seems like bash 2.
> Ok, so my timezone didn't get setup since I had to configure my system by
> hand, but I don't follow why tzselect says awk is not posix. Is a
> different version used on the boot/install floppies? The failure is
> below:
>
> ---
> Setting up timezones (2.0.100-2) ...
> You don't have a default
On Fri, 16 Apr 1999, Matt Porter wrote:
I hate to followup myself, but I just ran /usr/bin/tzconfig from the
commandline and was able to set it up. Ran dpkg --configure again and
didn't get any complaints about awk.
> Ok, so my timezone didn't get setup since I had to configure my system by
> ha
Ok, so my timezone didn't get setup since I had to configure my system by
hand, but I don't follow why tzselect says awk is not posix. Is a
different version used on the boot/install floppies? The failure is
below:
---
Setting up timezones (2.0.100-2) ...
You don't have a default time zone
Runni
I'm using the base2_2.tgz base system configured from scratch on my
Motorola PReP box. I decided to use dselect/apt to add some packages onto
the base system and here is what I got when apt went to update the package
lists:
---
Get http://http.us.debian.org unstable/contrib Packages
Get http:/
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On Fri, 16 Apr 1999, Manuel Sickert wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>working with debian-ppc for some months now I'm very happy with it
>but one thing is still not understood:
>Why is the performance (display speed) of the X window system so poor
>on the powerpc?
>My machine i
Hi all,
working with debian-ppc for some months now I'm very happy with it
but one thing is still not understood:
Why is the performance (display speed) of the X window system so poor
on the powerpc?
My machine is a G3 and scrolling in xterm window (vi, less, etc.) is
incredibly slow (about 3 upda
I dont know much.. but try replacing #!/bin/sh with #!/bin/bash, and see
if it works. because in linuxppc, there is a symbolic link from sh to bash.
and there might not be the link in the debian ppc release or something. I
dont really know because I dont have debian installed... how is it?
oh we
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