I just rebooted the ThinkPad and it is running a Debian base system and the
network card's indicator is green :)
That's a surprise.
Now to attempt to install the rest of Debian via ftp or NFS from the other
machine.
--
Andrew
At 04:22 PM 2/23/1999 -0600, Kent West wrote:
>I asked this a week or two ago, but am still having trouble.
>
>As a recap, I have a Gateway2000 P5-200 with an Adaptec AHA-2940
>Ultra/Ultraw SCSI host adapter with four 2GB Seagate ST32155W drives. DOS
>does fine with it; Win95 does fine; WinNT does
At 05:23 PM 2/23/1999 -0600, Kent West wrote:
>At 11:12 PM 2/23/1999 +, Pollywog wrote:
>>I put the first base disk in the floppy drive and I get:
>>
>>The floppy disk checksum does not match the checksum made when it was
written.
>>
>>huh? I just copied the thing from the net.
>>
>>--
>>Andre
On 23-Feb-99 Kent West wrote:
> Floppy disks are notorious for causing problems during a Linux install. Try
> another floppy. And then another if need be. And then another. (Even if
> aall of these floppies are new, "ggod" floppies). Then, if it still doesn't
> work, try downloading from a differe
On 23-Feb-99 George Bonser wrote:
>
> looks like the md5sum does not match the disk, might be if the disk was
> modified recently ... you are not using a slink base disk with a hamm
> rescue disk, are you? That will not work.
>
No, that wasn't it, and I fixed it :)
thanks
--
Andrew
Telnetd is part of inetd "suite". See /etc/inetd.conf for details.
Frankie wrote:
> Eliezer Figueroa wrote:
> >
> > Is telnetd part of the of the official debian 2.0 CD'S because I failed
> > to find it?
>
> yes it is - its in net.
>
> >
> > Is there a FIND command in dslect, in order to find a
On 23-Feb-99 Pollywog wrote:
> I put the first base disk in the floppy drive and I get:
>
> The floppy disk checksum does not match the checksum made when it was
> written.
>
> huh? I just copied the thing from the net.
Nevermind, I made a little boo-boo
Fixed it.
--
Andrew
At 11:12 PM 2/23/1999 +, Pollywog wrote:
>I put the first base disk in the floppy drive and I get:
>
>The floppy disk checksum does not match the checksum made when it was written.
>
>huh? I just copied the thing from the net.
>
>--
>Andrew
Floppy disks are notorious for causing problems duri
I put the first base disk in the floppy drive and I get:
The floppy disk checksum does not match the checksum made when it was written.
huh? I just copied the thing from the net.
--
Andrew
When Eliezer Figueroa wrote, I replied:
at a command prompt, enter:
dpkg --help | less
to see the dpkg options for handling packages. One of those options
is:
dpkg -S|--search ... find package(s) owning file(s)
if you enter:
# dpkg -S telnetd
you'll see:
telnetd: /usr/doc/teln
On 23-Feb-99 Dale E. Martin wrote:
> Pollywog <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> Can't I install PCMCIA support from the floppy disk set I downloaded?
>
> As long as the modules in it were compiled with the Tecra kernel. PCMCIA
> modules have to match the kernel they're running with. Some day ma
On 23 Feb, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> *- On 23 Feb, Ian Keith Setford wrote about "IP-Chains help!?"
>>
>> Since I just picked up a new computer last week I no longer have to
>> dual-boot. I now have a need to share a 56k dial-up. I'll admit that I
>> haven't used/needed ip-masquerading since mi
*- On 23 Feb, Pollywog wrote about "rawrite question"
> Can I avoid using rawrite (I do not have a DOS system) if I already have one
> machine running Linux? Can I use that machine to make a set of Debian install
> floppies?
>
>From
ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian/dists/slink/main/disks-i386/curren
Pollywog <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Can't I install PCMCIA support from the floppy disk set I downloaded?
As long as the modules in it were compiled with the Tecra kernel. PCMCIA
modules have to match the kernel they're running with. Some day maybe
they'll push PCMCIA into the main kernel -
*- On 23 Feb, Ian Keith Setford wrote about "IP-Chains help!?"
>
> Since I just picked up a new computer last week I no longer have to
> dual-boot. I now have a need to share a 56k dial-up. I'll admit that I
> haven't used/needed ip-masquerading since mid 1996 so I'm very rusty with
> ipfwadm.
Eliezer Figueroa wrote:
>
> Is telnetd part of the of the official debian 2.0 CD'S because I failed
> to find it?
yes it is - its in net.
>
> Is there a FIND command in dslect, in order to find a package by typing
> it's name?
yes there is - `/' to search, `\' to search again - this only searc
On Tue, 23 Feb 1999, Kenneth Scharf wrote:
>
> I would like to give the on line irc at debian a try. What software
> package would I use, and how to set it up to access the debian channel?
>
>
There is an ircii package on there. Some people like BitchX, for
which I also believe there
How do you change the irq of a network card? I want to change the irq from 15
to 10.
The card is already set to 10 but GNU/Linux seems to want it at 15. So where do
I say
it's 10?
thanks
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Nathan E Norman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>On Wed, 24 Feb 1999, Bal K. Paudyal wrote:
>
> : As root, I typed the following:
> :
> : "chsh /bin/usr/tcsh" when I meant "chsh /usr/bin/tcsh".
> :
> : I just wanted to change the shell. But now because that shell file
On 23-Feb-99 Dale E. Martin wrote:
> Pollywog <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> Is it possible to install the base system to the ThinkPad with the base
>> floppies and then finish the installation via FTP or NFS off the other
>> machine?
>
> Yep - that's how I usually have done it in the same sit
I'm installing Slink onto a Thinkpad 600E. I got it booting by using a
2.2.2 kernel as I had problems with stock kernel. It boots now but
dbootstrap hangs before I can even start installing.
The second console works. If I kill dbootstrap, then BOTH the first and
second console get frozen with
I have a CD recorder (Philips 2x2x6) and when I try
to write a CD with
cdwrite -v -D /dev/sr0 cdimage.raw
I get
cdwrite 2.0
Track 01: data7 Mb
opening scsi device: Read-only file system
At boot the CD recorder is detected:
Vendor: SCSI-CD Model: ReWritable-2x2x6 Rev: 2.0
I asked this a week or two ago, but am still having trouble.
As a recap, I have a Gateway2000 P5-200 with an Adaptec AHA-2940
Ultra/Ultraw SCSI host adapter with four 2GB Seagate ST32155W drives. DOS
does fine with it; Win95 does fine; WinNT does fine.
When I try to install Hamm, Slink, or Potato
Is telnetd part of the of the official debian 2.0 CD'S because I failed
to find it?
Is there a FIND command in dslect, in order to find a package by typing
it's name?
Is telnetd part of any of the preselected packeged that debian recommend
just as you finished the instal process and before sta
Pollywog <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Is it possible to install the base system to the ThinkPad with the base
> floppies and then finish the installation via FTP or NFS off the other
> machine?
Yep - that's how I usually have done it in the same situation. The only
trick is that you'll need PCM
I would like to give the on line irc at debian a try. What software
package would I use, and how to set it up to access the debian channel?
==
Amateur Radio, when all else fails!
http://www.qsl.net/wa2mze
Debian Gnu Linux, Live Free or .
check out
http://www.rustcorp.com/linux/ipchains/
Jian
>
>I'd appreciate any help. Also, I was wondering if anyone has a more
>in-depth place to get info about ipchains (other than the man page.)
>
>Thanks.
I have heard the driver shipped with the card won't work with win98. You
probably need to download a updated driver from 3com's web site.
Jian
> I'm trying to network my windows box with my linux pc-server.
>
>I'm running an old Gateway P5-200, with 32 megs of RAM, and Win98
>
>For the life of m
On Tue, Feb 23, 1999 at 09:44:22PM +0100, Meier Marc MT wrote:
Hi
can anyone help this guy ?
He is looking for a cdrom-version of slink, because his slink
installation is blown away or broken.
I remembered there was a slink pre version offered on this
List,
Hi Marc,
>
> Wer hat soetwas oder weis
This may not be the ultimate in mail tranferral ideas, but here is an
idea...if you don't mind the messages having a forward header on them.
1. Set up smail to accept smtp mail (if not already done so)
2. In netscape, set up the smtp server as 127.0.0.1
3. Forward all your messages to [EMAIL PR
I just copied the tecra rescue image to a floppy and tried it out on my
ThinPad 560 and it did not go into a loop of reboots and is presenting me with
the Debian System Installation menu :)
This is what I want to do now and this is not really covered in the
documentation, I don't think.
I have no
I did a
zgrep pine Contents-i386.gz | grep bin
which shows no result (the Contents-i386.gz is from potato).
Where is pine?
Stef
Since I just picked up a new computer last week I no longer have to
dual-boot. I now have a need to share a 56k dial-up. I'll admit that I
haven't used/needed ip-masquerading since mid 1996 so I'm very rusty with
ipfwadm. Now, if I'm correct, we have ipchains instead of ipfwadm and
such? I am
Pollywog asked:
>Can I avoid using rawrite (I do not have a DOS system) if I already have one
>machine running Linux? Can I use that machine to make a set of Debian install
>floppies?
Nevermind, I found what I needed to do this.
thanks
--
Andrew
Can I avoid using rawrite (I do not have a DOS system) if I already have one
machine running Linux? Can I use that machine to make a set of Debian install
floppies?
thanks
--
Andrew
On Wed, 24 Feb 1999, Bal K. Paudyal wrote:
: Hello Friends,
:
: As root, I typed the following:
:
: "chsh /bin/usr/tcsh" when I meant "chsh /usr/bin/tcsh".
:
: I just wanted to change the shell. But now because that shell file does not
: exist, the system does not allow me to log in as
on 22-Feb-99 Shaleh wrote:
> I have a bzImage, not a zImage, btw.
>
I had to compile a zImage kernel to.
Until i did this, it worked when i turned OFF the CACHE in the
BIOS-Setup.
Very slow, but better than nothing.
Matth
> On Tue, 23 Feb 1999, Helge Hafting wrote:
>
> > Anybody not having a nameserver on a LAN will benefit from
> > having their own.
>
> What about on a standalone dial-up machine? I mainly
> visit the same sites everyday. Will I see any benefit
> by installing bind on my machine?
Yes. Dialup
Hi everybody,
does anyone know how to solve the problem with NFS incompatibility
between Solaris (2.5) client and Linux (Hamm) NFS server?
Here Linux box exports /home and /var/spool/mail.
Problems are:
- mailx and elm hang,
- tar and make demonstrate indeterministic behaviour...
Simple progra
On Tue, 23 Feb 1999, Matt Campbell wrote:
: My best guess is, boot off the debian rescue floppy, but don't do a
: "rescue", pretend like you're going to install the system again.
[ snip ]
Yes, this is the hard way. You can specify the shell when you use the
`su' command.
--
Nathan Norman
Mi
Pollywog <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> IBM is going to offer Linux with ThinkPads, so maybe they will have
> information about this soon. I want to install Debian on my ThinkPad 560 but
> only Caldera OpenLinux will install. Debian just goes into endless reboots.
I think I've "licked" the reboo
My best guess is, boot off the debian rescue floppy, but don't do a
"rescue", pretend like you're going to install the system again.
When you get to the Debian install menu system, press to
get a new virtual console.
Once in this (very limited) shell, mount your root partition. For
example (
Have a catch22 type problem with dpkg. Trying to update G++, GOBJC, egcc,
binutils I get the following errors, am not able to remove, install, purge
configure, or reinstall the packages.
--audit shows packages, --force-depends and --force-bad-path are no help.
**
Hi there,
I wonder if anybody else has problems setting the Aladdin 5 Super
I/O part of the M1543 southbridge to speeds above 38400 using
setserial ?
Whenever I set spd_vhi the modem will not respond to AT commands at
all, it works fine with spd_normal though, yielding the usual 2.8
KByte/sec
Sorry for the cross-posting but I need a 'user' answer to this but I thought
that it might
be of interest to the development group as well. If it's not apologies.
I tried to install Debian 2.0 on an old Dell machine at work today, I'm afraid
I don't know
what type it was; all I can say is that
On Tue, 23 Feb 1999, Helge Hafting wrote:
> Anybody not having a nameserver on a LAN will benefit from
> having their own.
What about on a standalone dial-up machine? I mainly
visit the same sites everyday. Will I see any benefit
by installing bind on my machine?
Jeremy
---
Hello Friends,
As root, I typed the following:
"chsh /bin/usr/tcsh" when I meant "chsh /usr/bin/tcsh".
I just wanted to change the shell. But now because that shell file does not
exist, the system does not allow me to log in as root. I tried to log as su
but it does not work! There must be some
On 23-Feb-99 Dale E. Martin wrote:
>
> So, by using kernel 2.2.2 with a slink rescue disk, I can now boot and run
> the installer on a Thinkpad 600E! Yeah! But, the installer doesn't
> respond to keypresses and sits there looing locked up.
>
> Ideas?
>
> When I get this all worked out, I'll b
On 23-Feb-99 Paul Hardiman wrote:
> I have a 3c905B net card. As the subject indicates, the Caldera dist
> finds it fine, but the Hamm distribution doesn't. lsmod (Caldera) shows
> 3c59x and that object module exists in the /lib/modules dir of each
> installation.
>
> My attempts to rtfm have be
The difference could be found in Ethernet-HOWTO section 2.6.
Jian
On Thu, Feb 18, 1999 at 03:34:52PM +0100, Nico De Ranter wrote:
> I need to buy a new PCMCIA network but unfortunately
> the type I normaly buy (3COM 3C589D-TP) is not available
> anymore.
I never had problems with cheap NE-2000
On Tue, Feb 23, 1999 at 10:52:28AM +, Paul Hardiman wrote:
> I have a 3c905B net card. As the subject indicates, the Caldera dist
> finds it fine, but the Hamm distribution doesn't. lsmod (Caldera) shows
> 3c59x and that object module exists in the /lib/modules dir of each
> installation.
Hamm
The following commands should enable the card:
depmod -a
modprobe 3c59x
lsmod
and then use ifconfig. If the card still cannot be found, please shutdown
and power off then on, and try above. If still fails, please send me the
system message.
Jian
>I have a 3c905B net card. As the subject indic
So, by using kernel 2.2.2 with a slink rescue disk, I can now boot and run
the installer on a Thinkpad 600E! Yeah! But, the installer doesn't
respond to keypresses and sits there looing locked up.
Ideas?
When I get this all worked out, I'll be friendly enough to make a rescue
disk image for th
I have a 3c905B net card. As the subject indicates, the Caldera dist
finds it fine, but the Hamm distribution doesn't. lsmod (Caldera) shows
3c59x and that object module exists in the /lib/modules dir of each
installation.
My attempts to rtfm have been fruitless. Appreciate any assist.
--
Regar
> I have XF86 up and running to a point, I might add, as in root I startx ,
> and it brings up the screen with the ICON's at the bottom...Clock, Load,
> Xterm, Files, Editor,Xcalc, Xview, Qview, Netscape, Kill, and Desktop...
>
> Now the only ones that work are Xcalc, Xterm and Clock, if I remembe
Hi all!
I'm trying to setup Informix Dynamic Server on Debian 2.0 and it seems
to work all right but Informix, on their web site, say "File descriptor
patches are required for kernal 2.0.36, glibc 2.0.7.". Following that
they provide some links to RedHat and Suse patches.
Does somebody know if
Larry,
What you see is a function of the window manager you are using. If you
have more than one installed, the startup one will be the first one listed
in /etc/X11/window-managers.
I suspect that whatever manager you have is configured to show icons for
certain apps whether or not they have bee
I ment to say that I've installed X11R6 and not XF86Free, plus I am not sure
which is better or can one have both of these installed...
Thanks...
Larry Shields WD9ESU
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AMPRnet: wd9esu.ampr.org IPaddr: 44.92.0.60
ICQ# 6221703
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On Tue, Feb 23, 1999 at 05:30:30PM +, Oliver Elphick wrote:
> The program is called `time'; it is not a standalone program but part of
> bash:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] type time
> time is a shell keyword
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] help time
Just a side note: There is also a standalone time program called
I have XF86 up and running to a point, I might add, as in root I startx ,
and it brings up the screen with the ICON's at the bottom...Clock, Load,
Xterm, Files, Editor,Xcalc, Xview, Qview, Netscape, Kill, and Desktop...
Now the only ones that work are Xcalc, Xterm and Clock, if I remember
right...
On Tue, Feb 23, 1999 at 05:19:32PM +, Frankie wrote:
> I am sure that when I first started using debian/linux I had a program
> (I think part of another packages), and if you ran "thisprogram
> anotherprogram" then it would rum anotherprogram and tell you exactly
> how much time was allocated t
Frankie wrote:
>I am sure that when I first started using debian/linux I had a program
>(I think part of another packages), and if you ran "thisprogram
>anotherprogram" then it would rum anotherprogram and tell you exactly
>how much time was allocated to the running of that program.
>I do
Thanks for the hints!
The problem is that my controller is a SC400 ( card shown in commented text in
cdu31a.c )
but the ports suggested are not working
I get a resource busy message from kernel even if I specify explicitly
cdy31a_port=0x634
which should be my port! ( as reported in card manual
On 23 Feb, Frankie wrote:
> I am sure that when I first started using debian/linux I had a program
> (I think part of another packages), and if you ran "thisprogram
> anotherprogram" then it would rum anotherprogram and tell you exactly
> how much time was allocated to the running of that program.
I was scanning the archives at www.debian.org and may have a solution
for you! When installing Oracle on Solaris/SPARC, you have to edit
/etc/group by hand and make sure that the oracle account is listed in
the dba group:
dba::101:oracle
Good Luck!
Eric Wayte
Database Administrator
University o
I am sure that when I first started using debian/linux I had a program
(I think part of another packages), and if you ran "thisprogram
anotherprogram" then it would rum anotherprogram and tell you exactly
how much time was allocated to the running of that program.
I don't know where to look in dsel
I cheated to install the Jet Admin package. I created a
symbolic link inside /etc called rc.d which linked to the above
directory, which was etc. The install was then able to carry on
with no problem. I think I was even able to remove the rc.d
link when the install had finished.
I have not actu
> Drive 1:
> / = 200MB
> /usr = 1 GB
All debian packages goes to /usr
> /usr/local = 500 MB (is this where stuff like StarOffice, Netscape, WP8
> would go?)
Programs not packaged in .deb-packages goes to /usr/local.
Helge Hafting
> eferen1 hat gesagt: // eferen1 wrote:
>
> > I got the dial-up to finally work. Now my question is: Where do I find some
> > DNS numbers? (Like Netscape.home, Internic, etc).
>
> You should ask your internet provider for the IP-numbers of his name servers
> and put them into /etc/resolv.conf
Howdy,
I want to create a bootable CD with a minimal runnable linux
distribution on it. Any ideas on how to make a CD bootable?
Thanks in advance,
Nico
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the title says it all...
ciao
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Hello,
Recently, i have done something really stupid: rm -r /var
and, yes, everything was away, including my /var/backup directory!
Yes, i know, it's no place for a backup.
Everyting is restored now.
Just all the info that dpkg put there is away and i cannot run dpkg
anymore. Is there some kind
Subject: Re: Managing /usr/local
Date: Mon, Feb 22, 1999 at 07:10:23PM -0800
In reply to:Joey Hess
Quoting Joey Hess([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
> David Zanetti wrote:
> > David Zanetti, Unix System Administrator, Information Technology Group
> > Wellington City Council, New Zealand.
hello,
i did just, as it seems, manage to upgrade to potato
first things that do not work anymore: the postgres DB...
with a message to use postgresql-dump to make the upgrade...
now when i launch this proggie, i get the following:
postgresql-dump -t log
The PostgreSQL database format has c
Paul Nathan Puri writes:
> I want to change pon and poff to be owned by users. How do
> I change them with chown?
Why do you want to do this? It won't make it possible for the users to
start ppp. To do that you must put the users in the 'dip' group.
--
John Hasler
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Hasle
I would like to install debian on a sun sparc 10 with 64 megs and
4 gigs of disk space.
How many partitions can I create? Are there primary and extended partitions?
There are following partitions on the system now.
/root 128.25 MB
/swap 128.25 MB
/var128.25 MB
/opt128.25 MB
/usr128
Keith G. Murphy wrote:
>
> I'm running a 2.0 system, and I need mod_perl. However, there does not
> seem to be a source or binary package under hamm for this.
>
> I have tried getting the hamm Apache source package and the mod_perl
> tarball (from perl.apache.org), then building mod_perl (tellin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I keep reseting my system clock and it always loses a couple of days.
> Any reason why?
do you have anything in /etc/adjtime?
Stephen Lavelle wrote:
>
> Using Fdisk on a Disk that has a working copy of Win 98 which i wanted to
> put Debian on i get this error:
> Checking Boot sector
> Error: Number of Sectors
> (long) does not match partition info
> 2411873 instead of 3322305
> Please help!
I had this (or a very similar
On Wed, 17 Feb 1999, Jose L. Gomez Dans wrote:
>I downloaded gnuplot 3.7 today, as I wanted to compile it to plot graphs
> on the console. Compilation went OK, but if I try to plot a graph in the
> console, I get an I/O permission error. For a try, I logged in as root, and
> everything worked
I usually unpack the source archive wherever I have free space, and link
/usr/src/linux to the top level. This creates a problem, because the .deb
gets put one directory above the _actual_ directory, not in /usr/src. I
usually forget and spend some time looking for it. I assume that's a bug.
-J
I can give a partial answer to the pdflatex problem:
pdflatex uses type 1 outline fonts by default, instead of
bitmapped fonts, which is good because it makes the pdf
image crystal clear. Whereas the bitmap font info
exists for every point size, the outline font info
apparently exists only for 5
On Tue, 23 Feb 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have checked this site. It contains a RPM-spec file and the source.
> I am not familiar with compiling sourcecode
You could try alien package to convert your rpm package on debian.
Best regards,
Nuno Carvalho
Surjit Bains wrote:
>
> Is it possible to set up two modems under Linux and use the bandwidth
> as one entity... 2 x 56k modems to give 112k speed?
>
You probably won't get the full 112, but you can use two modems
at the same time. You will, of course, need two phone lines...
The kernel optio
I tried; I got it to run to a degree but the services/rc was more than a
small pain to fix. I gave up.
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At 1935 2/22/99 -0700, you wrote:
>I realize that this question has probably been asked extensively in
>the past but where might I find the proper module to read a FAT32
>hard drive.
mount your drive with the option '-t vfat', but your kernel has to support
this filesystem.
I have just had a similar problem with my laptop. It seems to
have been caused by one of the following reasons:
* Conficting Modules installed
* Conflicting IRQ when trying to configure my sound card.
I seem to have fixed these problems at the same time and now no
longer get the messages as belo
Ringkjøbing Amt - e-post
I have checked this site. It contains a RPM-spec file and the source.
I am not familiar with compiling sourcecode
- what to do now?
Has anybody drivers and tv-applications for debian use?
Henning Olsen
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Paul Lilley wro
> I recently installed debian 3.0 My questions are:
I think thats 2.0
Anyway, to answer one question:
> 1. How do i configure my sound card in debian. I have opti.
Get the exact data on your card from Windows's Device Manager. Then
recompile the kernel (you need the kernel source package for th
When I run pdflatex on a document that compiles without a problem in
normal Latex, I get the following error (and it has happened on all the
latex documents I have tried so far - however not always referring to the
same font).
! Error: pdflatex:
Font ptmro8r not found in map files
Then I did a
hello,
i am trying to upgrade to potato...
first question, to stay on the safe side, in sources.list the line concerning
potato should come before or after the slink line?
then selecting some gnome stuff i get:
gnome-gnometris depends on libaudiofile-cvs0
libaudiofile-cvs0 does not appear to be
Also I was wondering if anyone knew where a UDF reader/writer
might be found.
I think you have to patch your kernel:
http://trylinux.com/projects/udf/ (I will try as soon as I get my
CD-RW unit.)
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Patrik Hägglund
> where do i can get this *.h files ?
The various files needed for software development are libraries with a
"dev" subject. Fire up Debian's dselect and search (using the '/' key) for
"dev".
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On Tue, Feb 23, 1999 at 06:40:30AM +, Paul Nathan Puri wrote:
> I want to change pon and poff to be owned by users. How do
> I change them with chown?
Paul,
If all you want is for non-root users to be able to start and stop a
ppp connection, the recommended way is to add each privileged us
unsubscribe debian-user
Is there a Text newsreader that can handle attachments (like mutt can
do with e-mails)?
Stef
Any idea what is causing this? I put a new hard drive in and installed
hamm from scratch. I am booting a 2.0.34 kernel that used to work fine
on the old drive. I had to rdev the kernel to point to the new root
device. The system seems to be running fine, except that
/var/log/messages doesn't ha
Before you start editing your /etc/X11/XF86Config file, try
using the following key press combination:
control Alt -
control Alt +
Pressing these three keys (Holding control and Alt then tapping
either plus or minus) will change the resolution that your
screen runs at. Using this method will all
Since I have upgraded to hamm fetchmail is giving met the following type
of error messages with all the mail I download from my ISP. Apart from
the error message, I have no problem. Everything is working fine. I just
want to know what is causing it.
popclient: about to deliver with: formail -s
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