On Thu, Feb 14, 2002 at 10:37:33PM -0500, Karen Boyette wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I am having a problem getting XF86 to run. This is the scenario: fresh
> potato install upgraded to SID, running on Pismo powerbook (400,
> firewire). When I run "X -configure", it segfaults. Neither the default
> X
Hello all,
I am having a problem getting XF86 to run. This is the scenario: fresh
potato install upgraded to SID, running on Pismo powerbook (400,
firewire). When I run "X -configure", it segfaults. Neither the default
XF86Config-4 or other downloaded ones will work, failing w/ no screens
fou
On Thu, Feb 14, 2002 at 04:38:07PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> on 14/02/2002 04:49, Michael Schmitz at
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> > Obvious workaround: copy the packages to a sane filesystem before use.
> > ISO9660 qualifies, BTW.
>
> no CD burner.
It would be very easy, if you have
"Ricardo Pardini" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hello Everyone!
Hi,
This is just a suggestion:
The other day I decided to upgrade my mother's computer to more RAM (I
have a 512 M RAM chip that before was not being used). While in there,
though, I somehow messed up her video card; it displayed th
On 2 Adar 5762, Ricardo Pardini wrote:
> This problem with the keyb happens also in MacOS, even in the Open
> Firmware prompt - so I am sure it is a hardware problem. Now I ask myself if
> the machine is forever doomed or is there a way I can workaround that. The
> g3 doesn't have any other po
on 14/02/2002 04:49, Michael Schmitz at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> i have an HFS hard drive that i've downloaded stuff from the FTP mirror, and
>> i've mirrored it on the drive. now, i can mount it, and i can cd thru the
>> directories, but when i do dselect, it can't find the s/w, and i get erro
Hello Everyone!
After a very good year using Debian sid on my desktop Beige G3 (233Mhz,
96Mb RAM, 4GB IDE Western Digital, ADB Keyboard & 1 button mouse, and
onboard Ethernet BMAC) I had the stupid idea of turning it into our DSL
router. That involved opening it up and inserting a 3COM 905 NIC
on 13/02/2002 22:34, Chris Tillman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>
>> Ah, thanks. I still have a few questions remaining... will I need to
>> download the entire Debian CD or can I get away with getting some files into
>> MacOS through sneakernet? Second, my first intent was to dual-boot OS X wi
> i have an HFS hard drive that i've downloaded stuff from the FTP mirror, and
> i've mirrored it on the drive. now, i can mount it, and i can cd thru the
> directories, but when i do dselect, it can't find the s/w, and i get errors.
Don't do that, then. The errors you get are from files named con
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