sample kernels? Should I just add an entry to lilo.conf to run
their sample? Etc..
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w the correct way to set up magicfilter on the
Debian system.
Thanks for any help anyone might have.
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this?
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A third question just tacked on here. I found a file "/root/screen.xwd"
about 1MB in size which I have no idea where it came from. Can I safely
delete this? Or does it have a purpose I'm not aware of?
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only options to install ftape and back up the files or to
just reinstall from scratch?
Thanks for any help.
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The last thing I've
done is install the CoffeeShop Java IDE (from SFS Software) in my
'/home/dixon' directory. (The instructions appeared to say that this was the
proper place for it.) I also noticed a 339KB file '/etc/core'. Are these
files necessary? Should they be there
package anywhere.
Sorry for taking up everyone's time with such basic questions. Wish things
were easier. By the way, several times I've seen 'IIRC' printed on e-mails.
Forgive my ignorance, but what does that stand for?
Thanks for anyone's help.
Dennis Dixon
latex guide.tex (Which has the correct starting text in it)
and got the error message:
'Can't find file linuxdoc.sty'
Thinking I needed the library 'tetex-extra_0.4pl6-4.deb' I installed this,
which didn't solve the problem.
Reading simple text files
Possibly, someone knows how to fix this configuration problem.
Any help you could pass on would be appreciated. Thanks.
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#x27;/etc/X0.hosts' file. I guess this is ok. Xwindows somehow solves the
'xwindow access permission' configuration without this file.
To Paul Reavis: I plan to upgrade to Debian 2.0 eventually. Being new to
Linux, however, I thought it best to get the system I have running first
before tryi
usly not making the
right entry in '/root/.bash_profile'.
I have already posted my question to Paul Reavis ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
who is listed in Blackdown's Java How To page for Debian users
(http://www.mindspring.com~tumu/java/Debian-JDK.html). Possibly, someone on
this mailing list m
ich added to the dialin group in '/etc/group'. My
question is how do I reverse this? I don't want to delete the user, but
merely remove it from the dialin group. Possibly the 'groupmod' or
'usermod' commands? I couldn't figure out how to use these commands t
e computer. Possibly
this is why hda6 didn't get mounted.
Thanks for any help anyone might have. I have some more miscellaneous
questions, but on the advice of a previous e-mail I have separated them into
a second e-mail.
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p of these files, not just the
permission level? Are these the correct files/directory to change?
Also, previously I had erronously changed the dialin group with
adduser username dialin
Is there a command to reverse this addition. e.g. something like 'deluser'?
T
om Martin Bialasinski suggested that I use the following command:
adduser theuser dialout
Although this command ran fine and added 'theuser' to the dialout group,
when logged in as theuser I still couldn't use the 'pon' command.
Thanks for any help you can give me.
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The safe answer would
be 'no', but then what initialization file do I change later when I want it
to start at boot time?
5) Last, and this may seem really silly, but what is the correct way to log
off and turn off the machine. I've been just turning off the computer at
the 'log
3)"xbase_3.3-4.deb" should be installed first and contains "pre.inst"
and "post.inst" (similar to the files from "ftp.xfree86.org").
"pre.inst" should be immediately run?
4)"xbase_3.3-4.deb" also includes the Su
I had previous to installing this file, or whether
it matters.
3)motifnls_2.1-1.1.deb
When ran "dpkg -i motifnls_2.1-1.1deb" I got the following message:
"mv: .X11.tmp: No such file or directory".
Also, possibly "libd11" and "libc5&q
ly need I think is to download the appropriate ftp software so
that I don't have to use Windows 95 as a middleman. Which software would
accomplish this?
Thanks again.
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