From: Carl Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 5 Jun 1996 09:15:24 -0700 (PDT)
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[...] The System V scheme is much more flexible, yet it seems that
nobody who works with Linux or BSD is even aware that it exists. Is
there any kind of implementation
> net - no modules are detected; however modprobe from the shell seems
> to detect the network modules.
Are you using the boot1200.bin or boot1440.bin or something else as the boot
disk?
Thanks
Bruce
--
Pixar's "Toy Story": Over 1/3 Billion dollars world box office so far.
Bruce
Paul Schoenly writes ("gzip and dpkg problem"):
...
> $ dpkg --install package_x.deb
...
>gzip:stdout: Broken pipe
>dpkg-deb: subprocess gzip -dc returned error exit status 1
>dpkg: error processing package_x.deb (--install)
> subprocess dpkg-deb --control returned error exit status
> Does this imply that dftp (or the functionality thereof) has been
> merged into dselect? That would be good.
No. 'dpkg-ftp' is a method for dselect to read from an FTP site in much
the same way that it would read from an NFS mount or CD-ROM.
This seems only fair since 'dftp' has added the
On Thu, 6 Jun 1996, Ian Jackson wrote:
>
> This is a bug in one of:
> The getty you're using.
> (Some versions of getty_ps are known to have this problem.)
You hit on the head for me anyway. I thought I was using agetty, but I
was using an older version of getty_ps (2.0.7g) and after repl
Bruce writes:
>Are you using the boot1200.bin or boot1440.bin or something else as the boot
>disk?
boot1440.bin.
Pino
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Ian Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Paul Schoenly writes ("gzip and dpkg problem"):
>...
>> $ dpkg --install package_x.deb
>...
>>gzip:stdout: Broken pipe
>>dpkg-deb: subprocess gzip -dc returned error exit status 1
>>dpkg: error processing package_x
Newbie alert on!!!
Hi
the problem is this: I need to install a linux-box that will run
WWW-server and a couple of mailing-lists. Just something very
straight-forward. I installed the stable 0.93 and got the cern-server up
and running. Now majordomo requires libc.5 and the distribution doesn't
> Newbie alert on!!!
> Does anyone know of majordomo.deb package that would run with the 0.93
> distribution and the libc that the distribution carries.
Do not use 0.93, install 1.1 aka unstable from now on, it is far more
stable than 0.93.
"Unix: 30 definitions of regular expressions living unde
Is there any program can check *.deb, something like theh tar -t for the *.tar?
> Is there any program can check *.deb, something like theh tar -t for the
> *.tar?
dpkg --contents file.deb
"Unix: 30 definitions of regular expressions living under one roof"
D.E. Knuth
Erick Branderhorst http://www.iaehv.nl/users
On Thu, 6 Jun 1996, Lawrence Chim wrote:
> Is there any program can check *.deb, something like theh tar -t for the
> *.tar?
>
Try:
dpkg --contents package-xxx.deb
Luck,
Dwarf
--
aka Dale Scheetz Phone:
Ok, I've got an interesting problem with my debian 1.1 machine.
Pertinent packages
--
Customized kernel, 1.99.11
amd upl102-3 (using NIS maps)
netbase 2.03-1
netstd 2.04-1
nis 1.10-2
In general, the system works well. However, at various, semi random
times, the system will parti
In someone's 0.93-to-1.1 upgrade docco, they mention
dpkg-1.1.5aout.deb... I can't seem to find this, but
it's said to be necessary to upgrade... I've currently
got a .93 aout system with dpkg-1.0.17... but
now I'd like to upgrade, so...
help!
thanks!
--Zachary
Is there anywhere a simple step-by-step guide on how to go and upgrade
one's debian?
Juhani
.signature ? did you really expect a .signature? Sheesh.
On Thu, 6 Jun 1996, Zachary DeAquila wrote:
>
> In someone's 0.93-to-1.1 upgrade docco, they mention
> dpkg-1.1.5aout.deb... I can't seem to find this, but
> it's said to be necessary to upgrade... I've currently
> got a .93 aout system with dpkg-1.0.17... but
> now I'd like to upgrade, so...
>
I recently upgraded from syslogd 1.3-2 to sysklogd 1.3-6 manually using
dpkg. When I started dselect I was informed that syslogd and sysklogd were
in conflict, the configuration files for syslogd were still on the system.
I proceeded to purge syslogd but was informed I couldn't because it was a
re
On Thu, 6 Jun 1996, Ian Jackson wrote:
> This means that SIGPIPE was set to SIG_IGN when dpkg started. For
> reasons too complicated to explain here this means that dpkg can't do
> proper error trapping (it always gets an error indication, and can't
> tell whether it's really an error).
>
> This
On Wed, 05 Jun 1996 21:58:07 +0200, Pino Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>I fetched the new disks (June 2nd version) and they do not seem to
>work as they should. Here is my report.
>
> + module configuration (most remarks are trivial ...):
>
> fs - binfmt_java and ufs lack an explanation
>
This is a very confusing package. The man page for getty says that the
command is agetty, but there is no agetty installed (only getty). If you
try the example:
/sbin/agetty -L 9600 ttyS1 vt100
the command is not found (it's not there!).
If I try getty with these parameters it just hangs.
As you
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Attila Megyeri)
> I have the same problems. Choosing the net menu point
> for a moment I see 'Segmentation fault' and I'm not able to choose any
> net module. For 'lp' module everything work OK.
OK. That's two people with the same problem. This does not happen on my
test
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