The latest ssh package (1.2.1pre24-1) appears to have an odd problem:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ ssh athens.arena.com
You have no controlling tty. Cannot read passphrase.
This problem occurs both in X (under xterm and Eterm) and on console.
I recompiled openssh 1.2.1pre24 from the Debian sources and
I was attempting to install and later remove console-data on a powerpc
platform when I got the following:
Removing console-data ...
grep: /proc/hardware: No such file or directory
substr outside of string at /var/lib/dpkg/info/console-data.config line 354,
chunk 4.
Please report this bug: no key
you have the version of the disk drivers which are causing the
problem? (Color me stupid... how do you figure out what version of
the drivers are currently installed?)
PS I'm booting Linux with BootX 1.1.x and 1.2.x
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n = 1
timeout = 50
default = macos
image = /boot/vmlinux
partition=7
label = linux
alias = l
# This calls the "bye" command in Open Firmware, booting Mac OS.
image = "$bye"
label = macos
alias = m
Should I be setting /dev/hda as the roo
form them of problems I run into so they can nail them
eventually. Especially for the unstable distribution. That's part of
the reason Debian has an unstable dist... to find bugs.
Bug reports are a Good Thing. The bug that is never found is the
This came from the slang1 maintainer. Apparently its simply a matter
of rebuilding the packages that want slang1 << 1.3.
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Date: Mon, 6 Dec 1999 23:21:22 +0100
From: Jim Mintha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Michael
Oh dear, I'm an idiot. I just realized that dselect was warning me
-not- to upgrade slang because of the dependency problem with
upgrading. Still, will I have to perpetually hold slang1 back?
On Mon, Dec 06, 1999 at 05:09:31PM -0500, Michael G Schwern wrote:
> This is an odd dependency
This is an odd dependency problem I've been seeing lately from slang1:
lynx-ssl depends on slang1 (<< 1.3)
bb depends on slang1 (<< 1.3)
libggi-target-aa depends on slang1 (<< 1.3)
urlview depends on slang1 (<< 1.3)
gimp depends on slang1 (<< 1.3)
dselect reports this as a dependency conflict eve
I'm having some trouble not installing fingerd, rwhod and the rest of
the r* gang. Trouble is that netstd 3.07-10 depends on them and
netbase 3.16-2 in turn recommends netstd. dselect won't let me get
rid of netstd without dumping netbase, too (which, of course, I can't
do).
Is this a bug? A fe
On Fri, Oct 08, 1999 at 12:35:44PM +0200, Benjamin Herrenschmidt wrote:
> On Thu, Oct 7, 1999, Michael G Schwern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >I recently upgraded from my own 2.2.11 kernel to the new
> >kernel-image-2.2.12-pmac and I've found that sound has cease
dmasound.o: unresolved symbol machine_is_compatible
I got the same problem when I compiled the kernel myself (gcc 2.95.1)
from the kernel-source-2.2.12 and kernel-patches-2.2.12. I have yet to try
compiling straight from the pure Linux source.
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3c810.
I compiled 2.2.11 myself, works pretty good but I'm using an Apple G3
Powerbook, which is a different SCSI controller than yours, probably.
I forget which compiler I used... probably egcs 1.1.2.
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f your services will be started.
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n old update-menu problem, fixed for about two weeks.
> Are you using menu 2.1.3-1.1?
Yep. Everything's up to date.
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= 0x10015730
brk(0x100158d0) = 0x100158d0
brk(0) = 0x100158d0
brk(0x10016000) = 0x10016000
At this point it simply stops.
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averages over 30. Lots of
update-menus and dpkg processes running.
Funny thing was, the CPU was 80% to 90% idle. I was using all 64 megs
of RAM and anywhere from 50 to 95 megs of swap. I have a feeling that
was the problem, I've noticed disk performance to be really bad.
(This is on a WallS
otato.
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hough. Check the
BootX docs, maybe.
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ing at it (this should be amusing).
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umask set). However, having no idea
how to properly install Debian/ppc I bulled through getting the base
system configured. Basically, I just downloaded whatever .debs were
missing or out of date and installed them individually.
I'm quite sure this is not correct, but it got me
I can't seem to get gdm or X to recognize the existance of the second
mouse button on my Kensington Orbit trackball (ADB). Do I have to set
an adb_buttons kernel param? If so, what's the code?
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I doubt it since I don't appear to have a /proc/apm. Its
a good thing I have these little lights on the battery. :)
I'm going to compile 2.3.14 so I can give swsup (software suspend)
a shot. Wish me luck!
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Perhaps the question you should be asking yourself is not "how fast is
this computer" but "does it do what I want?" I've seen people buy
hideously overpowered machines and do nothing but write papers.
So, what do you want to do with it
On Tue, Aug 17, 1999 at 06:14:12PM +0200, Benjamin Herrenschmidt wrote:
> On Mon, Aug 16, 1999, Michael G Schwern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >-Shut off- RTC support in the kernel. It made mine panic on boot.
>
> That's probably not the solution neither
in the modification myself... I'm not in Debian right now.
Bother me until I post the patch.
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27;t
> behave like this with LinuxPPC and MacOS.
>
> Oh BTW, I compiled 2.2.10 my self.
You didn't happen to turn on the software watchdog, did you?
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I must have installed something wrong, I -still- find myself without
any way to configure X. Could someone please do "dpkg -S Xautoconfig"
and tell me what package you're getting it from?
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ator helps somewhat.
I usually just kill netsccape at least once a week. Consider maybe iCad.
Oh, if there is a 4.61 Linux/PPC rpm available, remember you can still
install it with alien.
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++ungood.
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s me it doesn't make a whole lot of difference.
I wonder, does MySQL's "Its free unless you're using Windows" license
fail the "License Must Not Contaminate Other Software"?
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et them if its relevant.
(This is an Apple G3/266 Powerbook (WallStreet II))
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On Fri, Aug 13, 1999 at 08:46:17AM -0700, Chris Baker wrote:
> Michael G Schwern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > The first thing I noticed... there's no way to configure X!
> > XF86Config, XF86Setup, xf86config, XConfigurator... looked
> > everywhere, installed ev
ve an X configuration program.
Trust me, it is. I would have -no- idea where to start writing
XF86Config from scratch. So how 'bout it? Add an X config program
plase?
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