X
server? Even on a multiuser system, there's no security problem, since
root can connect whenever it wants to.
> > If you still feel, this is a waste of your time and don't answer (feel
> > free to do so), I'll forward this msg to debian-user.
> If you don't understand what I'm saying or why, please do.
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Hi,
IIRC:
(1) after trying to install Debian in hda5 (this or hda9 were proposed by
dselect) (see Fdisk1 below) and using hda10 as swap partition, I found hda8
and hda2(?) killed. I couldn't boot Debian, because LILO didn't want to
install in hda5.
(2) So I killed hda2 and created hda2 for BSD a
>> Having said that, is there some rough guide to calculating the mimimum
>> bandwidth required to support a given number of users with 56K
connections
>> to my machine ?
Look at your own ip-stats when you're surfing.
>feed. That is a T1 in and of itself. Just grab the groups that are
>requeste
>Please CC relies as I don't watch this list as well as I should :)
Could B interesting 4U
>So if anyone knows of some reasonable docs conserning linux and isdn, I
would
>greatly appreciate the information.
>seem to mention internal ISDN cards... Anybody have any ideas? Can anyone
>give me a bi
>> What I need is a lists of reasons, logical supportable reasons, that I
could
>> use to convice a change of standardization. Quite literally, this will
decide
>> what the next 50-100 systems will look like. DO they run Redhat or
Debian...
http://www.debian.org/intro/about
http://www.debian.org/i
Hi,
used isdnutils/isdnconfig to set up my PPP connection to my inet provider.
Edited the generated etc-files following the comments.
isdn.conf
COUNTRYCODE=49
AREACODE=0611
device.ippp0/device.isdn0
LOCALMSN=304329
REMOTEMSN=9732322
After "isdnctrl dial ippp0" imon shows, that 09732322 instead
>> Downloaded it 2 times (I think from ftp.debian.org via Go!Zilla like all
>> other packages), both times the same error. Now CuteFTPed fom
>> ftp.jp.debian.org and WinZip opens it.
>> Is it possible, that the server-file is corrupted?
>I guess it's possible. But you said WinZip opened it?
The f
>> "star base2_0.tgz" doesn't work, star uses standard input. I'm fully used
to
>> it, tried "star < base2_0.tgz" and "echo base2_0.tgz | star".
>> Both result in "Error in archive format" or so.
>Then I'd guess it's a problem with your base2_0.tgz file. Make sure it
>really is a gzipped tar file.
>> I MUST do a 0 floppy install, lacking a floppy. :-)
>I start to wonder why this is done now-a-days. They are cheap and
>convienent for many things. Although, having them may create security
>problems for some. But I'm babling :-)
My IBM 8870 at the cellars has one. It's useful for many thing
>Ok, you want to do a 0 floppy install. I don't have a whole lot of
I MUST do a 0 floppy install, lacking a floppy. :-)
>experience with those (my bios didn't support the bootable cd's from 2.0
>and I don't use win/dos anymore). Where did you get your install.bat
>from?
Used the hamm one.
(ftp:
>> the file
>> dists/frozen/main/disks-i386/2.1.0_1998-10-31/linux
>> is missing. What should I do to install slink from Inet?
>> Can I also use the hamm base system with the packages of slink? And later
>> update to the slink base?
>I'm not quite sure what file you are looking for. The install im
Hi,
the file
dists/frozen/main/disks-i386/2.1.0_1998-10-31/linux
is missing. What should I do to install slink from Inet?
Can I also use the hamm base system with the packages of slink? And later
update to the slink base?
Thanx
Ben
Hi,
the file
dists/frozen/main/disks-i386/2.1.0_1998-10-31/linux
is missing. what should I do to install slink from Inet?
Thanx
Ben
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