On Thu, 26 Jun 1997, Rick Hawkins wrote:
>
>
> > This means you finally got the CD drive working?
>
> Another one, actually. I plugged it into the controller, inserted the
> module, and mounted with no problem. THe other drive is indeed bad :(
> Gee, it was all so easy with a working piece :)
On Thu, 26 Jun 1997, Paul Wade wrote:
:On Thu, 26 Jun 1997, Rick Hawkins wrote:
:
:> > This means you finally got the CD drive working?
:>
:> Another one, actually. I plugged it into the controller, inserted the
:> module, and mounted with no problem. THe other drive is indeed bad :(
:> Gee, it
Jens B. Jorgensen writes:
> > Check your config files in /etc/mgetty, are you sure that you
> > have a fax modem? I'm not a modem expert but I seem to remember
> > that there are some modems that cannot fax - or at least cannot
> > fax at level 3 which is needed for sendfax (USR SportSter might
>
I'm having trouble with this between two debian machines. I am
not running PAM at all and have netstd 2.10-1 on one and 2.12-1
on the other. libc5 are 5.4.17-1 and 5.4.20-1 respectively.
I have (after some frustration with explicit entries, as well as
ALL: ALL) removed hosts.deny and hosts.allow
Here, we have some problems with g77_0.5.20-1. It breaks code in special
cases if optimization levels other than -O0 are given.
g77.plan (fetched from gate.gnu.ai.mit.edu via anomynous ftp) says:
[...]
BETA TEST STATUS (last updated 1997-06-24)
The latest public beta-test relea
On Jun 26, Gary L. Dolan wrote
> I run 2.0.27 here, and am thinking about going to .29 or .30. As an avid
> reader of this group, I see occasional problems about the .30 kernel. Also,
> I am bound and
> determined to move to debian 1.3 in the near future (I will be starting a
> new job next week an
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On Tue, 24 Jun 1997, Nils Rennebarth wrote:
> What did the trick for me:
>
> 1) change /etc/hostname then say
>hostname --file /etc/hostname
> 2) change IP-address entry in /etc/hosts
> 3) rerun sendmailconfig
> 4) change /etc/resolv.conf if domain cha
John Foster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I've received some spam, and somthing in the headers made me wonder:
>
> >>From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sun May 25 20:11:35 1997
> Return-Path: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> <>
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Received: from mailhost.ExposeInfidelity.com (alt.ExposeInfideli
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, writes:
...
>Hence I am interested in purchasing the Debian 1.3 version CDs. Does
>anyone know of any CDs distributers/sellers in UK that sell these CDs?
>Please kindly let me know .
I don't know of anyone in the UK. I got a set from Christian Schwarz
at a c
Hi,
I'm running Debian 1.3 with some packages from unstable (aka hamm),
eg. libc6, xfree 3.3 and several packages depending on it. I noticed
the following (minor) problems:
1) DOSEmu
I installed DOSEmu 0.66.6 and when I run it as an ordinary user I
always get
dos: error in loading shared librar
>>Paul Wade wrote:
>I have a problem in that spammers who got busted are trying for revenge by
>posting in usenet as [EMAIL PROTECTED], etc.
>
>I am getting a lot of junk mail and complaints from people who can't read
>headers and see the obvious.
>
>I have 2 questions:
>
>1) Where can I a
On Jun 23, Ed Urenda wrote
> Hello, any help with the folowing would be greatly appreciated:
>
> I have an ide with debian 1.3 and win 95 on it and decided that the
> rewrite_table option in lilo would be the easiest way to dual-boot the
> system.
>
> The recompilation of lilo with the rewrite_
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>On Thu, 26 Jun 1997, dpk wrote:
>
>> But I have also just realized that my cdrom device doesn't exist:
>>...
>> And /dev/sr0 does not exist. How do I create it? Thanks in advance for
>> any help.
>
On Thu, 26 Jun 1997, Rick Hawkins wrote:
> > This means you finally got the CD drive working?
>
> Another one, actually. I plugged it into the controller, inserted the
> module, and mounted with no problem. THe other drive is indeed bad :(
> Gee, it was all so easy with a working piece :)
>
>
I'm trying to LD_PRELOAD a library that in turn uses ldopen.
this works OK, as long as I don't try to run (with LD_PRELOAD
set) any binaries that use libdl themselves.
Should this be possible? If so, what am I doing wrong?
$ cat libfoo.c
#include
void foo(){
void *handle=handle = dlopen("/li
On Fri, 27 Jun 1997, Eddie Katz wrote:
> I am surprised to see that with Debian installation you require /usr/local
> direc
> tory. I am new to Debian (not to LInux), have a 1.3 installed and my
> /usr/local
> is completly empty. I believe that dpkg installs everything in /usr/lib. Is
> ther
> Hi,
> kernel 2.0.30 supports the 'noatime' option for a filesystem, right?
If compiled with that option, yes. Did you answer "yes" to
that question? (I don't think (though I'm not sure) the default
debian kernel has it compiled in).
> (inode's access time is not updated after reads).
> mount_2.
On Thu, 26 Jun 1997, Rick Hawkins wrote:
> >
> > Friends,
> >
> > Is there yet an Official 1.3 CD-ROM available from anywhere?
>
> Talk Paul Wade of Greenbush on this list. He very generously donated a
> pair of 1.3 cds to our project here.
I also saw a release of the official Debian 2CD m
> "BM" == Brandon Mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
BM> On Tue, 24 Jun 1997, David Puryear wrote:
[...]
>> This way I can do Ctrl-Alt + or - to change depth. I have 1 meg on
>> video card.
[...]
BM> Maybe the X people could work on better interaction between
BM> programs and the X serve
On Thu, 26 Jun 1997, Philippe Troin wrote:
> On Thu, 26 Jun 1997 12:38:38 PDT "Udjat." ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
> > I have been getting general protection: for a long time an I really
> > want to get to the bottom of this. It seems to allways be kswapd. This log
> > came from a less than
THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP. DO YOU KNOW THE PATCH NAME?
THANKS,
DRAZEN
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From: Philippe Troin
To: Lalovic, Drazen
Subject: Re: Second Ethernet Card
Date: Thursday, June 26, 1997 3:45PM
On Thu, 26 Jun 1997 14:12:00 EDT "Lalovic, Drazen"
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I have recompiled the k
>The md-layout-mini-howto (or something with a similar name) has some fine
>background reading.
>After reading it, I decided to put /usr/lib and /usr/local/lib on the
>same partition, but different from the /usr partition.
I am surprised to see that with Debian installation you require /usr/local
> On Fri, 20 Jun 1997, AUBORD Alain wrote:
>
> > This is not surprising. The encrypted PDF use non public algorithm with a
> > secret key from Adobe. Unlicensed PDF writer cannot decode it.
>
> The problem is that even if I save the file as postscript, using the
> acroread package (I suppose it i
On Thu, 26 Jun 1997, Lalovic, Drazen wrote:
: I have recompiled the kernel to support IP forwarding. One of two 3C509
: Cards that I have on my machine works. What is required to get my second
: Ethernet Card working?
: I have tried to add the append="ether=11,0x320.eth1" statement to
: lilo.
In fvwm2 and now in afterstep, I have four different desktops. I have my
xconsole window pop up in my upper-right hand corner desktop by having
this in my .Xdefaults:
*xconsole*geometry: 500x100+1500+0
You can achieve this by doing -geometry 500x100+1500+0 for your X
application. I
On Jun 26, Alex Yukhimets wrote
> Hi.
>
> I noticed recent discussion on how to spin off idle SCSI hard drive.
> Could anyone point me to some information on how to do it with IDE
> drives?
Hi,
try the hdparm package. Read about the hdparm -S option in the
manpage.
Greetings,
>Finally, an answer. I get to the point in cfdisk where I can make it
>bootable ( I am using a DOS partition on my second HD), creating the
>primary area. Then What? I have 64 meg of RAM, so I don't think I need
>the cache area.
I assume you mean that you created a primary Linux partition. Grea
On Thu, 26 Jun 1997 12:38:38 PDT "Udjat." ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I have been getting general protection: for a long time an I really
> want to get to the bottom of this. It seems to allways be kswapd. This log
> came from a less than 24 hour clean install of debian. version 1.2.10. Now
"Jens B. Jorgensen" wrote:
> Why do I need apache on my laptop? Why do some car owners think
> they need nitrous and a super-charger in their Pinto?
Don't feel alone running apache on your laptop. I carry a
development copy of all our web-based support (which runs
on Apache) around on mine.
Ste
On Thu, 26 Jun 1997 14:12:00 EDT "Lalovic, Drazen"
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I have recompiled the kernel to support IP forwarding. One of two 3C509
> Cards that I have on my machine works. What is required to get my second
> Ethernet Card working?
> I have tried to add the append="ether=11,0
On 26 Jun 1997 21:25:39 +0200 Emilio Lopes ([EMAIL PROTECTED]
nchen.DE) wrote:
> BM> Maybe the X people could work on better interaction between
> BM> programs and the X server to add this later.
>
> >From what I've heard, this is something non-trivial. Only SGIs have a
> X-server that can suppo
Andy Spiegl writes:
> I read that when a disk has been running for a very long time it sort of
> dug a ditch into the ball bearing. And when it spins up after a shutdown
> chances are high it won't find that 'ditch' or stumbles across it and
> fails.
You read wrong. I doubt anyone has made a dis
Randy Edwards wrote:
>
>The question I have is B) how can I get my programs to open
> up on Desk 5.
Have you tried setting the geometry? I can get emacs to start up
in "the second row" by stating:
emacs -geometry 99x31+0+768
Of course, this gets misplaced it I start the xserver at other t
When I attempted to install libgpc2, I got the following error:
ldconfig: warning: can't open /usr/X11R6/lib/libICE.so (No such file or
directory), skipping
ldconfig: warning: can't open /usr/X11R6/lib/libXext.so (No such file or
directory), skipping
I have two questions.
1. What is pascal doi
I have recompiled the kernel to support IP forwarding. One of two 3C509
Cards that I have on my machine works. What is required to get my second
Ethernet Card working?
I have tried to add the append="ether=11,0x320.eth1" statement to
lilo.conf but it doesn't make it work. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Drazen
> This means you finally got the CD drive working?
Another one, actually. I plugged it into the controller, inserted the
module, and mounted with no problem. THe other drive is indeed bad :(
Gee, it was all so easy with a working piece :)
However, it does strike me as a problem that the bad d
Anyone know of a CDE/Motif like window manager for Debian?
I've gotten used to my CDE desktop at work.
Stephen
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From: "Leandro Asnaghi-Nicastro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I personally prefer the Debian machine, but the programmers
> say the RedHat is better, for options, {technical blabber here}, and
> bootable CD.
We fixed the bootable CD issue. The $4.95 Official 2-CD Set is bootable.
"options" probably mean
>Perhaps derogating this guy's views as "stupid" or "silly" serves no
>constructive purpose, especially when there is some validity there.
Where? I did my Debian install from my DOS hard drive, totally diskless. I
have no experience with Debian CDs, but feedback here seems to be
favorable. I m
David Miles wrote:
>
> C shell, borne shell, ?? shell, etc.
In Linux (and other UNIX syyle systems) each user has a choice of which
shell to use. sh, the Bourne shell is the original shell and is used
for the shell scripts in /etc/init.d which initialize the system at
boot time. bash, the born a
>
> If i type in df i get a 0 available space on my device. However there is
> a difference of 40~50 megs between what is used and what actually exists.
> Is this because of lack of inodes? What gives?
This space is reserved by filesystem for the exclusive use of
the superuser just to have som
> On Jun 26, Alex Yukhimets wrote
> > Hi.
> >
> > I noticed recent discussion on how to spin off idle SCSI hard drive.
> > Could anyone point me to some information on how to do it with IDE
> > drives?
>
> Hi,
>
> try the hdparm package. Read about the hdparm -S option in the
> manpage.
Thanks
If i type in df i get a 0 available space on my device. However there is
a difference of 40~50 megs between what is used and what actually exists.
Is this because of lack of inodes? What gives?
TIA,
Johannes Martinez
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Stephen Zander wrote:
>
> Has anyone experienced probelms using netscape with the
> XF86_VGA16 server? I get the following
>
> Warning: Cannot allocate colormap entry for default background
>
> followed by a buss error.
You have to be VERY careful when kissing netscape!!
> This also h
Hello All:
I have been having a nasty problem ever since I installed an Adaptec
AHA-1542CP SCSI ISA controller card in my Asus PPro 200 system. My main
disks are on the EIDE controllers and the system was quite stable util I
installed the SCSI card.
After installation of the SCSI card, I have co
On Fri, 27 Jun 1997, Norris Preyer wrote:
>
> Xemacs already includes auctex (as well as lots of other packages that
> emacs needs installed separately), so that's not really the problem.
> I have the following in my .emacs to get auctex loaded and started:
> (require 'tex-site)
^^
> 1) Are shells geared toward specific tasks?... such as program creation, a
> shell built to specifically offer enhanced compiling and program
> generation capabilities? another perhaps for graphics of some sort?
Not particularly. sh was the original Bourne shell; I think it was the
first of t
> AUC TeX comes standard with XEmacs as of 19.14 at least. The trouble,
> as far as I can tell, is that AUC TeX is there, but the menus are
> broken. I built XEmacs 19.15 from a source tarball and found exactly
> the same problem with the LaTeX menus, and with the Hyperbole menu. I
> couldn't figur
On This Day, In The Year Of Our Lord 27 Jun 97 at 14:31.
"Re: Debian got slammed" by debian-user@lists.debian.org:
> Saying Slackware is in any real way preferable to Debian is damn stupid.
Depends from points of views, of course. At work we have three
machines running Linux. Since we
> I appreciate your response.
>
> Another question or so:
>
> 1) Are shells geared toward specific tasks?... such as program creation, a
> shell built to specifically offer enhanced compiling and program
> generation capabilities? another perhaps for graphics of some sort?
Shells have a variety
I appreciate your response.
Another question or so:
1) Are shells geared toward specific tasks?... such as program creation, a
shell built to specifically offer enhanced compiling and program
generation capabilities? another perhaps for graphics of some sort?
On Fri, 27 Jun 1997, dpk wrote:
>
Shells are command interperters to the kernel. Users can execute commands
from a shell at the prompt, like: ls, uptime, cp, rm...
The shell in returns takes our input, parses it, and hands instructions to
the kernel to execute.
user --> shell --> kernel
Much like a graphical interface (window
C shell, borne shell, ?? shell, etc.
in simple terms, would someone briefly explain to me what these terms
mean, please?
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"Gary L. Dolan" wrote:
> The bus error is unrelated to the colormap problem. Go to
> members.ping.at/theofilu for the bus error fix.
OK, tried that... still behaves strangely though.
with
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib/netscape
in /usr/bin/X11/netscape, I still get a bus error. H
> Compaining about deficiencies is a valid, good thing.
>
> Saying Slackware is in any real way preferable to Debian is damn stupid.
There were three points when I contemplated switching to Debian
before I actually did, and each time I decided not to do so
until Debian got its act together. Som
I created the following partitions on my PC with debian: linux, linux
swap space, and DOS 16bit >32MB on my PC. I made the DOS partition
the bootable one. Linux seemed to have continued to install
correctly.
When I rebooted the computer, the computer did not start into
eithe.
How do I instal
>As there are several bugs in the 3.2 package (some of which you have already
>dealt
>with) I would recommend you try the 3.3-3 packages found in bo-updates. I am
>using
>olvwm with the 3.3-3 svga server with no problems.
I will do so, thanks.
>Luck,
>Dwarf
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Hi,
anyone knows what/where do I edit to change the font
exmh uses to display text/enriched?
-- it's not in on-line help and I thought I'd better
ask before going through the fine manuals...
Thanks
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Curt Howland wrote:
>
> Ok, a new one for the list...
>
> I went through the install of X, got it to where
> the login for the console works, with shadow passwords.
>
> That's the good news.
>
> The bad news is that after I log in, and the default
> blue screen for olvwm comes up, the Xserver c
> Maybe I don't understand the stable/unstable concept of debian, but I
> don't see any reason why they don't go to stable.
An easy one: stable is just that, stable. It won't change. Unless a bug is
found, nothing goes into stable after the release date. For example, right
now XFree 3.2 is in stab
>>Ulf Jaenicke-Roessler wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I'm running Debian 1.3 with some packages from unstable (aka hamm),
>eg. libc6, xfree 3.3 and several packages depending on it. I noticed
>the following (minor) problems:
>
>1) DOSEmu
>I installed DOSEmu 0.66.6
[ snip ]
>DOSEmu complains about missing "hdim
> 2) fvwm95
> I had a problem with fvwm95-2.0.42a-10. It didn't contain the file
> system.fvwmrc95 in /etc/X11/fvwm95, so I copied system.fvwmrc95.dpkg-dist.
> Yesterday I installed fvwm95-2.0.42a-10.2 because I thought the bug was
> corrected. But unfortunately after installation all fvwm modules
Thanks for the info. I think this is a good way to do business.
.kfh
On Thu, 26 Jun 1997, Dale Scheetz wrote:
> On Wed, 25 Jun 1997, Civ Kevin F. Havener wrote:
>
> >
> > 1. Is there some base or required package that has been updated since
>
Is there any program available in Linux to set the spindown time of
a cdrom drive? My Toshiba spindowns after 30 seconds and I need to
set it to ~2 mins.
Lawrence
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Peter S Galbraith wrote:
>
> No sound comes out when I do:
>
> auplay /usr/lib/tkdesk/sounds/halt.au
>
> This is my first attempt at using NAS or playing any sort of
> audio file. My kernel is compile with proper support for my
> sound card, as well as /dev/audio support.
>
> I have installed
It would be nice if he got his facts straight, though.
The need for six disks for cd installation, for example. I installed it
on a friends cd with two, which was two more than I needed. I think one
of the installs on this machine was entirely from dos with loadlin.
Even if one makes tow disks,
Jens B. Jorgensen writes:
> > Sendfax can only handle Class 2, IIRC Class 1 is time critical which
> > cannot guaranteed under unix.
>
> Yada, yada, yada. I believe you are correct. I've never had a problem
Ah, then my memory isn't that bad.
> though!! Hey, nothing in life is "guaranteed". Also
On Fri, 27 Jun 1997 13:40:34 -0400 (EDT), Will Lowe wrote:
>I was browsing a few newsgroups over lunch, and I ran across the
>following URL:
>http://mkracht.aye.net/~matt/linuxdist/
>
> The owner of the page compares RedHat, Slackware, and Debian.
>He's very pro-slackware, lukewarm on
I was browsing a few newsgroups over lunch, and I ran across the
following URL:
http://mkracht.aye.net/~matt/linuxdist/
The owner of the page compares RedHat, Slackware, and Debian.
He's very pro-slackware, lukewarm on RedHat, and anti-Debian. I'm not
posting this information to
I recieve the following error no matter what I try to install
I'm in desperate need of help my system is not configed properly
Please help
Dragon# dpkg -i mgetty-fax_1.1.2-1.deb
(Reading database ... dpkg: error processing mgetty-fax_1.1.2-1.deb (--install):
files list file for package `mgetty-f
>And indeed, going back to g77_0.5.19.1-1.deb and gcc_2.7.2.1-4.deb from
>Debian-1.2.18 seems to solve the problem.
>
can the g77 maintainer make a g77_0.5.19 package that works with gcc
2.7.2.2? i tried to make it myself but i wasn't able to make a debian
package out of it. for some reason or anot
Has anyone experienced probelms using netscape with the
XF86_VGA16 server? I get the following
Warning: Cannot allocate colormap entry for default background
followed by a buss error.
This also happens using the -install option for a private colormap.
Should I change the server's colour
On Fri, 27 Jun 1997, Paul Rightley wrote:
> I have finally decided to try to compile my kernel 'the Debian way.' Until
> now, I have always done it 'manually.' In /usr/dos/kernel-source-###/
> debian.README it says to use make-kpkg. I cannot find this command on my
> system or by a search und
On Fri, 27 Jun 1997, Dave Cinege wrote:
> >posting this information to encourage retaliation, flame wars, or
> >defensive-sounding responses on the part of _anyone_. The best response
> >is undoubtably _NO_ response.
>
> You must come to terms with the fact that some people were just born st
On 26 Jun, joost witteveen wrote:
>
> No packages updates at all require an installed libc6, as long as
> you mean updates from stable (not many at the moment!).
>
Right. Right as well on "not many". Why is the new upstream version of
fetchmail or xisp only in unstable for example. This way one h
Ok, a new one for the list...
I went through the install of X, got it to where
the login for the console works, with shadow passwords.
That's the good news.
The bad news is that after I log in, and the default
blue screen for olvwm comes up, the Xserver crashes
and core dumps.
Any ideas? I ca
On Fri, 27 Jun 1997, Curt Howland wrote:
>
> Ok, a new one for the list...
>
> I went through the install of X, got it to where
> the login for the console works, with shadow passwords.
>
> That's the good news.
>
> The bad news is that after I log in, and the default
> blue screen for olvwm c
> sometimes it's useful to listen to the silly ones just to see what
> they're saying.
Perhaps derogating this guy's views as "stupid" or "silly" serves no
constructive purpose, especially when there is some validity there.
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On Fri, 27 Jun 1997 14:02:51 -0400, Clint Adams wrote:
>
>> sometimes it's useful to listen to the silly ones just to see what
>> they're saying.
>
>Perhaps derogating this guy's views as "stupid" or "silly" serves no
>constructive purpose, especially when there is some validity there.
Compainin
I have finally decided to try to compile my kernel 'the Debian way.' Until
now, I have always done it 'manually.' In /usr/dos/kernel-source-###/
debian.README it says to use make-kpkg. I cannot find this command on my
system or by a search under dselect. I am 'up-to-date' with stable and have
d
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# ftp c
ftp: can't resolve symbol 'BC'
ftp: can't resolve symbol 'PC'
ftp: can't resolve symbol 'UP'
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~#
*hmm* seems to me like the ftp in debian 1.3 is buggy or have I forgotten
something?
//Regards,
Niklas Hoglund
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. netmail
> Has anyone experienced probelms using netscape with the
> XF86_VGA16 server? I get the following
>
> Warning: Cannot allocate colormap entry for default background
>
> followed by a buss error.
I get the warning regualraly on alpha workstations and macintosh, both
in 8 bit color. Just
>
> Cool. Save trees! Why print to paper? Why print something in Word/Lyx
> just to stick it in the fax machine and then toss the hardcopy? I've
> been meaning to set up a "fax server" here where all faxes are received
> via modem and then a thumbnail image is generated and emailed to certain
> pe
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On Fri, 27 Jun 1997, Antonio M. Roldan wrote:
> I've upgraded to xfree3.3 using the packages located in "bo-updates"
> and found the following error messages when installing scalable fonts:
>
> ---
I just install dosemu 0.66.3-1 (the version in stable). It manages
to install perfectly, but 'dos' gives the error 'can't open /etc/dosemu/conf'
or something similar. When I look in /etc/dosemu, I find conf link to a
file that is not present - 'dist'. Also, no /etc/dosemu.conf file is
provided.
Fixed!
I wrote:
> No sound comes out when I do:
>
> auplay /usr/lib/tkdesk/sounds/halt.au
>
> This is my first attempt at using NAS or playing any sort of
> audio file. My kernel is compile with proper support for my
> sound card, as well as /dev/audio support.
I recompiled the kernel wi
Martin Schulze wrote:
>
> Jens B. Jorgensen writes:
>
> > > Check your config files in /etc/mgetty, are you sure that you
> > > have a fax modem? I'm not a modem expert but I seem to remember
> > > that there are some modems that cannot fax - or at least cannot
> > > fax at level 3 which is need
> "Mario" == Mario Olimpio de Menezes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sez:
Mario> Hi,
Mario> I installed xemacs right now. It's nice! But... I
Mario> couldn't get my latex menus with xemacs, and I think it's
Mario> because auctex isn't installed. Auctex depends on emacs :(
Mario
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