c5-libc6-Mini-HOWTO:
(ftp://ftp.debian.org/pub/debian/doc/libc5-libc6-Mini-HOWTO.txt).
This will describe the upgrade process. An easier way to actually perform
the upgrade is to use the autoup.sh script at:
http://www.taz.net.au/autoup/autoup/
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use it is to make a copy of one of the other filters (I used the
bj200) and change the two lines containing "-sDEVICE=bj200" to
"-sDEVICE=bjc600". I named this bjc600-filter and now it shows up on the
list when running magicfilterconfig.
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d). deity/apt (or whatever is the
name du jour) will do it more slickly.
Remember that there are packages in non-free having licenses which do
not permit inclusion in the CD-ROM.
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> residue count = 0
> file number = 0
> block number = -1
> gstat = 100
Perhaps he meant 'ftmt status'. ftmt is included with ftape-3.04d and has
some enhanced commands.
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It doesn't seem to like the rvplayer plugin, but the ump midi plug-in
works fine. Otherwise, it looks like NS4.04. The "N" logo is replaced by
the word "animated", which is animated (?).
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ch for
all the hidden/system files before running defrag and changing their
attributes. After defragging, I changed them back. You don't need to
worry about io.sys or msdos.sys, as they occur at the beginning of the
partition. Most likely the files needing change will
for a different
> operating system??
You might try djgpp, which is more gcc-like than the Borland products.
Bob
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y text, even to a different
virtual console.
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> On Thu, 9 Apr 1998, Pete Poff wrote:
>
> > Is there a edit program that I can use without X-WIN that will allow
> > me to copy and paste? If so, where can i find it.
>
> Pine will (for some reason it appears to have been remo
...
>
> Am I missing something?
Try clicking on the file /usr/doc/rvplayer/examples/welcome.rm with
Netscape. This works for me (both rvplayer and netscape 3 installed using
the .deb installer packages).
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netscape won't install because it says it needs a .tar.gz file not a
> deb file with netscape in. What do I do?
The deb file is an installer only. Get the tar.gz file and put it in
/tmp, like above.
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On Fri, 10 Apr 1998, Luiz Otavio L. Zorzella wrote:
> Bob Nielsen writes:
>
> >> I'd suppose that the simple fact that you click on a ".ram" file,
> >> Netscape was supposed to call rvplayer, much the same way that with a
> >> ".
On Fri, 10 Apr 1998, Luiz Otavio L. Zorzella wrote:
> Bob Nielsen writes:
>
> > On Fri, 10 Apr 1998, Luiz Otavio L. Zorzella wrote:
> >> Bob Nielsen writes:
> >>
> >> I did and all the binary garbage appeared in the netscape screen. No
> >> real
there. That's annoying, because you can't get it on CD can you?
You can get StarOffice-3.1 on a CD from Caldera: www.caldera.com. I don't
know if they offer version 4.0.
Bob
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ype which are not
being moved.
You can find all the hidden files with 'dir /a:h /s'
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ing? Have I been using this the wrong way before? It worked
> fine that way before
Upgrade to the latest, 2.1-8. It's fixed.
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htt
t; packages myself.. but it would be nice. :)
Use "dists/frozen/main dists/frozen/contrib dists/frozen/non-free". It
works fine for me.
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have run 2.0.33. All systems running 2.0.32 are
> fine. There are none of the problems that Red Hat has been having with
> its 5.0 release.
And some 2.0.33 systems (mine at least) are quite stable with hamm.
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d a CD-ROM, you can install Debian without any
floppies.
On the other hand if you have a non-standard CD-ROM Red Hat is almost
impossible to install. Also, unless things have changed since 4.1
(the last RH version I used) version upgrades are almost as painful as a
new installation, which is defin
Occassionally running 'who' shows something like:
nielsen ttyp1Apr 15 08:49 (:0.0)
There have been no network logins, however. What would cause this
indication?
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On 15 Apr 1998, Ben Pfaff wrote:
>Occassionally running 'who' shows something like:
>
>nielsen ttyp1Apr 15 08:49 (:0.0)
>
>There have been no network logins, however. What would cause this
>indication?
>
> Running an xterm.
?
> >
> > Running an xterm.
Strange...removing the xterm killed the listing with 'w' but it's still
there with 'who' (even after exiting x altogether).
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request: 741
Current serial number in output stream: 742
I get an identical message no matter which Windows application I try to
run with wine.
Any ideas?
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uch as
> WinPrinter or Windows ONLY.
>
> Hope someone has an answer
It should work with ghostscript, using one or more of the following
drivers which exist in gs-aladdin 5.0:
ljet4 lj4dith lj5mono lj5gray
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this driver is available from http://bonk.ethz.ch/. The sources
are available from http://bonk.ethz.ch/software.html.
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do was to click on the 'file type' button and select excel. It
didn't preserve the column width format, so I had to adjust that in Star
Calc itself (StarOffice-3.1).
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e listed both 'MS Excel' and
'Excel File'. 'Excel File' worked for me; 'MS Excel' did not.
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> Hi,
>
> Does it list 'Lotus', 'Lotus123', '123', 'WK?', or anything else
> that appear to be a Lotus file type?
Yes it does. Nothing about Quattro Pro however, in case anybody is about
to
confused,
I know it works for me so I checked and found two entries in
/etc/inetd.conf.
The commented line has /usr/sbin/ftpd.in and the uncommented line has
/usr/sbin/ftpd which is a symlink to /etc/alternatives/ftpd, which is a
symlink to /usr/sbin/wu-ftpd-academ.
hth,
Bob
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Dselect won't install e2fslibsg because of a conflict with e2fsprogs, but
it won't remove e2fsprogs because it is an essential package. How do I
resolve this dilemma?
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pppd[129] Exit
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> any suggestions?
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I have /dev/ttyS0 shown as belonging to group dialout and have added my
username to the dialout group, but I get
cannot open /dev/ttyS0: Permission denied
errors with both minicom and efax. I'd rather not run these as root.
Did I miss something?
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and perhaps by other events.
>
> I knew it, I knew it, I knew it! heh
>
> Sounds like a bug to file against pppd if not already there, yes?
>
Yes, it had 640 permissions. Sounds like a bug to me also. Thanks to all
who responded for the suggestions.
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so
handles FAT32 and includes a good boot manager for dual booting
linux/win95, although this can also be done with LILO, which is on the
debian cd-rom.
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> > actually used it yet. In fact, I've never used any office suite tools,
> > but I wanted something natvie to look at the odd Word doc.
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roblems later and reinstalled hamm. This time I
installed 3.0.
However it looks like the 4.0 installer is no longer in the hamm
distribution (??)
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ed). mc still seems to work with e2fsprogs installed, however, but
dselect still wants to install e2fslibsg although it cannot do so.
Should I try forcing either the installation of e2fslibsg or the removal
of e2fsprogs?
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> Bob Nielsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> > midnight commander now requires e2fsligsg, but when I tried installing
> > that, it won't install because of a conflict with e2fsprogs. The packages
> > file says it confli
uld be a different disk position, different procesor (Pentium
> vs. 486)
>
> We tried #2, and had some odd problems, unsure of the origin.
> Thanks for any comments or suggestions.
I've done 1) by mounting the CDROM on another linux box and it went quite
smoothly. I wou
anager (with Linux as the default), but have batch
files in my Win95 and DOS 6.2 partitions so I can easily use loadlin to
get back to Linux, including an icon on the Win95 screen to call up the
batch file (I need to change it to the penguin one of these days).
Bob
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but not the linux one. If I ask it to list all
> partitions, it shows the ext2 Linux partition, but the mount initialized
> partion doesn't list it. ??
Here's what I use:
d:\loadlin\loadlin d:\loadlin\bzimage root=/dev/hda6 ro
This works exactly the same as booting from a flop
ve to recompile your kernel. Install
the kernel source and look at /drivers/sound/Readme.cards.
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> X332upd.tgz
> X332man.tgz
> X332set.tgz
> X332upd.tgz
Since the linux version of tar supports gzip compression, it would be
easier to use 'tar xzf filename.tgz'.
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Color 600
>
> These printers aren't listed as either compatible
> or non-compatible in the hardware compatibility
> HOWTO.Is anyone using either of these printers
> or know if they work with Debian?
>
> The HP uses HP PCL level 3 language.
> The Epson u
-rom? I was able to do an ftp
install that way by mounting the cd-rom on my desktop and ftping from
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> is
> necessary. Debian seems to stop at .33.
I think the requirement is : 5.4.4. In anycase, it works fine for me with
5.4.33.
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>
> Bob Nielsen wrote,
>
> > I think the requirement is : 5.4.4. In anycase, it works fine for me with
> > 5.4.33.
>
> The next magic question, is are you using hamm or bo, and should it make a
> difference?
I'm us
und/Readme.cards. It gives some methods
to access PnP sound cards. You should compile your kernel with "Generic
OPL2/OPL3 FM synthesizer support".
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On Mon, 15 Dec 1997, B-Stu wrote:
> How Do I Convert My Hard Drive For FAT32 To Fat16?
>
The only way I know of is with the commercial program Partition Magic ver.
3.0 (or later). Otherwise, I suppose you could back it up, reformat as
FAT16 and restore.
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ain more info about these?
The WaveLAN products are supported in Linux. See www.wavelan.com for more
information. They have a model which uses an external antenna and claim
30 km range and 2 Mbit/sec data rates.
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Since there has been a lot of discussion on this, I have a basic question:
What package contains XF86Setup? The man page is in xbase, but that is
all.
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> I must have specified years ago.
>
I have (in /etc/lynx.cfg, NOT /usr/local/lib/lynx.cfg--posibly this is
debian-specific):
STARTFILE:file://localhost/~/lynx_bookmarks.html
You can use whatever you want as a default, of course.
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l with debian, but I'm
> not sure, which of the five standard smail options I should choose.
>
Pick "1" here. You will probably want to use a 'smarthost' (your ISP)
when the question comes up during the smailconfig process.
Bob
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ull path I set for root) but then the shell has no knowledge
> of the value of DISPLAY. It is a pain to have to set the DISPLAY
> variable each time I want to run an X program...
Could it possibly be that the environment when you su is set by
/root/.bashrc rather than /root/bash_profile?
Bob
and I have a pure windows 95 FAT32...
>
>So the question is:
>
>How can I shrink my only one partition ! even if it is a windows 95
> one.
>
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> > > distribution tree? Binary Something?
> >
> > Bo is a character from the film 'Toy Story'.
>
> And what about "hamm"? Didn't see explanations for either in the FAQ --
> would that be a good addition?
Hamm is another character (a pigg
imilar). The adresses: I/O: _220_ (can
> be 230, 240 or 260, IRQ: _7_ (can be 3,5,7), DMA:_1_
> (can be 1,5, (7)).
What does 'cat /dev/sndstat' report?
Bob
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> By the same,
> Does someone know where can i get a 'Windows or Dos to Linux' Manual, it
> can be very helpfull.
I agree that it would be useful for the beginner, but haven't seen one.
Bob
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erver.
>
> And to further confuse the subject, Debian is working normally on the
> network. It can DNS, ftp, http.. you name it, to anywhere, intra and
> Internet...
>
> Any ideas??
You need to configure the networking on the Win95 computer to use the
Debian computer as a gate
t and
send any queued messages (assuming the mail host isn't reachable until
you cause a connection to be made, like a ppp dial-up, etc).
Bob
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dows.
>
> Does anyone here know how to make this work? I've seen it working,
> although it was on a Red Hat system, so I know it's at least
> theoretically possible.
Use Alt-F7 (or Ctrl-Alt-F7) to get back to the X screen.
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ponse, either.
I'm using a SB16 card and /dev/sndstat doesn't show any midi device
either, but playmidi works (poorly) with this setup. There seem to be
many missing voices.
Timidity, which converts the .mid files to .wav format and uses GUS patch
files, sounds much better on my hardw
On Fri, 2 Jan 1998, Larry Owens wrote:
> Some PC's have an option in BIOS setup to allow the keyboard error to be
> skipped. I'll attach a keyboard if necessary to avoid the error.
There are some "keyboard eliminators" available, but they cost more than a
cheap k
to log in from
one to the other with telnet, using the normal bash login shell.
It worked practically the same as with an ethernet connection, except
slower, of course (I was running at 115.2 kb with 16550As on both serial
ports.
Another possibility would be to use plip, but with ne2000 clones
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On Sun, 4 Jan 1998, Greg Cox wrote:
> Ok, now it says "System Lacks PPP Kernel Support.
Either you:
1) Compiled your kernel without selecting ppp in the configuration
process; or
2) Compiled with ppp but have not yet run /sbin/lilo to select that kernel
when booting.
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there should be consistency between the various flavors of Linux in
matters like this.
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to activate the PPP daemon ?
Are you invoking PPP as root? This came up quite recently and does
actually not necessarily indicate a problem with the kernel, but possibly
with permissions.
On the other hand, possibly PPP support has not been compiled into your
kernel. You can check /usr/src
addition to libc6. You can have more than one (except
for -dev, but in that case you can also have the altdev).
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fine, but I get a sheet of ghostscript errors after the
pring job (ghostscript 3.0.3 didn't do this however).
Somehow the beta expired after only a week instead of the ninety days it
was supposed to last, so I didn't give it much of a workout. It seemed to
operate just like the Win95
e
> with this kernel?
I am running 2.0.33 with ftape-3.04d, but I compiled both myself from
source (ftape in /usr/local). I also used ftape-3.04d with 2.0.32 with no
problems, however (also compiled from source.) No problems.
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age from pine, I get:
[Error sending: 501 HELO requires a valid host name as operand: 'localhost' ]
I have 'localhost' configured as the smtp server in pine, which used to
send the message through smail and then to my ISP as smarthost. This
worked in bo. Has some
Thanks, that fixed it.
On Mon, 19 Jan 1998, Adam Klein wrote:
> On Sun, Jan 18, 1998 at 10:29:41PM -0700, Bob Nielsen wrote:
> > 2. When trying to send a message from pine, I get:
> > [Error sending: 501 HELO requires a valid host name as operand:
> > 'localhost
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> PS.. My appologies to the maintainer of ftape Christian Meder as this
> is not meant to be a flame and/or complaint against him or Ftape. I will
> say that the documentation and the webpages are very well done.
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in the smail docs I found a
mention that pine is somewhat broken and that the fix for this is to use:
smtp_hello_broken_allow=127*
Note: running smailconfig resets this, so you will need to re-edit the
file after running this.
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I installed Netscape 4.04 using the .deb wrapper and it went great.
However, when I access a page with java script, netscape dies. I remember
there being a similar problem with older versions of netscape. Is there a
fix for this with 4.x?
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e time down
You should take a look at slrn. I haven't used it off-line, but it looks
like it can support that with slrnpull to grab articles.
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Use superformat in the fdutils package, instead.
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the 5.2pl4-2 fdutils package installed, a 2.0.33 kernel, and
> libc6 version 2.0.6-3 on a hamm system.
>
> Other programs don't seem to have problems with memory allocation.
>
FWIW, I don't get this error (same packages installed).
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will tell you how and what files you need to download to get
started.
You will need to download several files from that directory and put them
on floppy disks using rawrite2. These will configure your hard drive and
install enough of a Linux system for you to do the remainde
TO/mini/PLIP.gz
2) Compile your kernel with PLIP support:
CONFIG_PLIP=y
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c.d on it and it was then linked to the appropriate
rc?.d location.
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tly, mount /floppy as a normal user also works, although i've never
> tried it.
You will need to have it in /etc/fstab with a user option to do this.
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Does
> the user setup system not automaticly create this file, or am I using the
> wrong one?
The file should be created when mail is actually received for a user.
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efore I'd
> > give up win95. The list goes on :)
>
> Actually all of that list is possible, with the possible exception
> of M$Word...
StarOffice's swriter is somewhat Word-like and will import MSWord .doc
files.
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I think there is an email
link somewhere on their web site.
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> Bob Nielsen wrote:
> > StarOffice's swriter is somewhat Word-like and will import MSWord .doc
> > files.
>
> Bob,
> Thanks for that info - it's always useful to know a prospective package
> is "compati
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b on a primary partition (hda1) and Linux on a logical partition
> (hda5 and hda6)
> LILO in MBR
> Award PnP PCI-Bios v. 4.51PG 1996
>
> Some Debian informations :
>
> gcc-2.7.2.1-3
> libc4-4.6.27-15
> libc5-5.4.17-1
> libc5-dev-5.4.17-1
> libc5
here can I get this?
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ormation for my
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Are there any plans to upgrade magicfilter to include all of the printer
drivers supported in gs? I was able to edit a few files to change
drivers, but still haven't f
ion 4.0 by hand with no ill effects.
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es one print a pdf from ghostscript? The docs for the package,
> like the great majority of free software, seem to be written as a
> memory aid for the programmer who created it and are nearly
> incomprehensible to mere users like me.
Use pdf2ps, included in the gs-aladdin p
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