version of bzip before bzip2. If I find
a binary (I have binary Debian CDs back to 0.93) I won't be able to run it
because libraries aren't that backward compatible.
If I find the sources for the earlier version of bzip, shouldn't I be able
to compile and run it?
David Teague
I use L
n to updating my gnome to gnome2 and
its dependencies?
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f it can be decreased, and if I can help, please
let me know.
Thanks to the guys who do the hard work that I cannot.
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The man page for cp gives a -i option for cp that prompts before
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linux?
Wouldn't these need drivers of some sort to work?
There are USB -> Parallel converters too. I wonder if anyone has any
experience with these under Linux.
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parameter, but you can't return a function from a function in either
language. Consquently you cannot do any of the nice self extensions that
having functions as first class citizens provides. C and Pascal do not
have continuations. I've not done anything with continuations yet, so I
ing the
state maintaining looping, sequencing, assignment, and binding of
functions and data to identifiers to Scheme. I believe these and I/O are
the only imperative features of scheme, and (less certain) believe they
are the only imperative features of lisp.
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README.mirrors.txt boot md5sum.txt
README.multicd debian
elentari:/#
Maybe someone else can offer more help.
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organization? I have received Debian CDs from them that
failed to be usable. (In fairness, I note that they did replace the
bad Debian CDs with Debian CDs that worked.
People won't blame InfoMagic for nonworking CDs, they will blame
Debian. Makes me I almost wish I had not written.
--Davi
these CDs are good ones. It's good for both of us.
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e command
userdel -r username
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to be sure.
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On Thu, 17 Jun 1999, Jonathan D. Proulx wrote:
> Checkout XWindow-User-HOWTO.
>
> Jon
Hi Jon
I can't find any XWindow-User-HOWTO on my system. X is
installed and works fine. Where do I look for this HOWTO?
--David
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probably due to
problems configuring them the first time. The configuration should
be retried using dpkg --configure or the configure menu
option in dselect:
emacs20 The GNU Emacs editor.
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95 32 bit fs) support. So I do not know
whether you will be able to get to your files with the kernel that
comes on your CD.
This is a wonderful bunch of men and women who provide help on this
list. Others probably will respond with words of assistance,
encouragement, and caution.
I wish you luck in
This is the best part of Linux, and of Debian, namely the give an
take of problems and solutions. Except that these folk are really
nice too boot -- quick to answer and almost alwasy right, and
if I goof, they are kind in correcting.
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start from:
http://www.cc.columbia.edu/kermit
or maybe
http://www.cc.columbia.edu/kermit/mskermit.html
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o
mean well -- a zero floppy CD install, and almost no conflict
negotiation, in spite of my not using apt. I used the admin
collection of packages. Previous installs have been classic dselect
newbie struggles. Debian is coming along really well! (Or maybe I
am finding paths that are easier;)
v/hdc2
$ls /dev/hdc2 -l
brw-rw 1 root disk 22, 2 Feb 22
^
major minor
You would have to already know that the error message is telling you
device numbers, and to connect these to a particular device. I
finally guessed this when I had similar disk err
out details that make thing
work, and baroque explanations of things that should be clear. It
reminds me of Microsoft documentation, except that VMS documentation
is actually better.
[snip]
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Carl, Others:
What tools does Debian have to generate X windows interface
for programs?
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to me directly.
Many thanks.
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r point me to another mailing list or news group.
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On Sat, 24 Jul 1999, Taufik wrote:
> subscribe
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Welcome to Debian User and Debian Devel mailing lists. Your message
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ing xwindows still work.
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by MultiTech, and cost $50-$75 US more than Win
modems.
I usually buy an external modem. I lose a a serial port, but it is
worth it not to have to fight the Win modem problem.
Does anyone know if Linux has drivers for USB modems? Are any USB
devices made so that they are dependent on MS Windows
th something like this:
g++ -o main.o -Wall -pedantic -c main.cpp
g++ -o input.o -Wall -pedantic -c input.cpp
g++ main.o input.o -o main
This will likely fix the linking errors.
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oo.
I'd like to be able to fire up PINE and press control-x to send, as
I can here on my machine at school. That involves setting the
visible (external) name but with smail, I just don't know how to do
that. I have heard it is possbile with exim.
--David
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em has this info built into it. Open up a terminal
program, such as minicom, that is configured to use your modem
device and enter the following AT commands.
at$ - list commands
at&$ - list & commands
atd$ - list dial commands
ats$ - list S registers
--David
Davi
your registration nubmer from them, I would mail
you my card for the 2nd edition and let you use my 30 days. It's
clear I won't use it. Try them, and let me know.
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oc/apache/examples/httpd.conf-dist-win.gz
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ng in text mode
suspend as emacs always does and xemacs does when I'm connected to
the machine via telnet?
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(I'm
what file should I put stuff to
> customize my bash prompt in?
>
Aaron:
Putting this line in .profile, or .bash_profile, or in /etc/profile
does it for me.
alias ls="ls --color=auto"
does it for me.
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rtbt-1.7.118.tar.gz
(see metalab.unc.edu) to include the mt and afio commands. I
acknowledge help many others have given me. Thanks!
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PgDn to look at the boot messages.
After boot, dmesg will give a good bit of the boot messages, but
sometimes it fails to give parts of the boot message that I want :(
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s CD set that comes with Dale Scheetz's
Debian Installation book. I think these are 'official cd'
images. URL www.linuxpress.com
It works like a charm. I did have to remove the xdm package
and killed the xdm process so the system quit hanging,
but not boot problems at all.
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> Is there a way to save a linux-file to a dos-diskette in a
> dos-readable way?
[snip]
Vitux:
Use mtools:
mcopy -t filename a:
will put the file on the floppy with cr-lf fixed for dos.
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Debi
pears to be disabled. There is no mouse cursor at all,
and no cut and paste.
I have no mouse cut and paste in Chimera2 as well, but I have cut
and paste in Netscape. I'm mystified.
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igned ip but that's the rule for Linux ppp.)
Would some kind soul help me?
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latest Debian slink from a single CD with no floppy
at all. In fact the floppy did not work at all, a fact I didn't
discover until much later. Once the system was up, I pulled all the
updates off the net.
--David
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3.3.3 X. I don't know about specific
SiS6326 support.
I would like to have a comparison of device support available from
Red Hat with that from Debian. Can you address this? Or perhaps
someone on this list can answer this.
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ses, but I didn't
buy that.
If you or anyone else is interested in hacking this to
provide a linux driver, I'm interested in helping.
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ensive Linux router software package that really does cost $2.5K
(I looked again). I concluded I'd have to use Win 95 to make use of
the direct-pc.
I think I'd pay $200 for the Linux driver just to be able to do the
card with Linux rather than have to use Windows 95.
Where do I
d decode these packets, while sending upload packets to
the modem.
How hard can that be? Estimates I hear vary from 'hard' to "I don't
want to." What do we need to know to do that besides register
addresses on the card and any required initialization data for the
card
University Computer Center. We installed
Debian Linux on the Sun immediately, dumping whatever OS was on it.
We do have an all Debian/Windows 9x setup. The Sun serves Win9x
applications to machines in the student lab.
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On Wed, 6 Oct 1999, Oki DZ wrote:
> David Teague wrote:
> ...
> > We do have an all Debian/Windows 9x setup. The Sun serves Win9x
> > applications to machines in the student lab.
> I believe you use samba on the Sun for sharing the directories; and how
> did you set
_that_ much Red Hat stock, but it sounds good.;)
Seriously, I do wish you luck and much fun in your use of Linux.
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(I&#
the Atlanta Linux Showcase Thursday had only
one binary disk in it, along with the Orielly book. I have not had
time to examine the book or CD but if this is as good as other
Orielly books, it is fine. "They say" that this book can also be
downloaded free.
Hope this helps.
--David
Dav
o thanks!
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figure out what was going on.
I leave my machine on all the time, so startx once in a while is no
bother.
You might try killing xdm.
--David
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g) version clobbered. So would you post md5
sums? Then we could be certain the downloaded version is OK.
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s some specifics, such
as what machine you are attempting to install or use Debian with,
and exactly what the machine is doing, including the error messages.
You will be pleased at the responses. I know that I am almost
always pleased with useful answers I receive.
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nto X, but it seems to essentially be Debian with
their proprietary user interface.
They claim to contribute to open source software, but I wish they would
GPL the stuff they have layered onto Debian.
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Back in June, Dan Jacobson asked about the shell offered during boot of a
2.4.xx K 7 shell. (Mine is K6, but message and behavior is the same here.)
I never saw a response for this, and while his message is archived, there
is no response archived.
I would like to know what the shell is for? Do
someone on this list.
What do I do to fix this?
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> > (/var/lib/apt/lists/http.us.debian.org_debian_dists_stable_main_binary-
> > i386_Pack ages) - stat (2 No such file or directory)
> (snip)
> > This is the sources.list that was used to update
Manual reading to do there.
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> Subject: Printing problemshelp???
> Resent-Date: Sun,
This is the error I got from the second time I attempted to issue the
command.
This is supposed to be -- well, if not easy, then easier than other OS
upgrade. Doesn't seem to be. Somebody help me, please?
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documents, the help files, the man pages with zero
results. I have asked on the list and got some answers that appear to have
got me some place, but NOT FIXED.
Now will someone PLEASE help me? I have asked before about this before.
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--r--1 root root 1369161 Sep 12 13:42 status
-rw-r--r--1 root root 1366219 Sep 12 13:42 status-old
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> > Reading Package Lists... Error!
> > E: Read error - read (5 Input/output error)
> > E: The package lists or
hould have, feel free to
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=
dpkg --audit
gives no output
dpkg -l
I believe the output from this tells me the packages that are "kept
back" are "on hold"
Here is output fro
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e manufacturers have programs for low-level formatting. I have
not tried them.
I wish you luck.
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> Subject: [OT] Faulty h
I can guess it delivers mail)
man mutt doesn't tell much and there no exim man page on my system.
What is MUA?
3) What is the function of these?
4) Where would I look this up? What is TFM I should R?
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Stormix seems to be the real commercial Debian (poor Corel), but
Stormix doesn't mention certification on their web site.
Here's hoping someone can steer us to information.
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culty on technical content, completeness, clarity, usage, and
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Please let me hear from you, even if it is telling me to get lost;)
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Use Debian GNU/Linux Because software support is free, t
ed to the Word 7 format file. SO
wrote the modified files with the tracked changes in effect, as
quite usable Word .doc files but with no change tracking.
Can someone tell me if StarWriter 5.2 saves change tracking
information to Word files?
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ument
> > from another Word 97 program.
>
> your hearing is fine. even a WinCE device can't find an NT DHCP server
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Hi
The ZIP-DRIVE mini HOWTO (circa mid 1999) has an invalid URL
for information on the USB zip drive.
http://peloncho.fis.ucm.es/~inaky/USB/news.html
Can some kind person point me to the correct FAQ/HOWTO so I can make
my ZIP 250 USB work under Linux?
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h SO
its word processing format does track changes.
I rebooted to the Win 98 partition and I ran word 97. I'm hoping
that the Trelos's Win4Lin (www.trelos.com) will let me run Word 97
Someone mentioned that it would run Word 95. Fingers crossed.
anyhbody know for sure?
--David
David Te
On Wed, 19 Jul 2000, Nick Croft wrote:
> On Tue, 18 Jul 2000, David Teague wrote:
>
> > On Tue, 6 Jun 2000 kmself@ix.netcom.com wrote:
> >
> > >
> > > StarOffice is a bloated stuck pig. It handles MS file formats fairly
> > > well though.
>
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l only take an hour or so to reinstall :-(
>
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named
so-5_2-ga-bin-linux-en.bin
I was expecting a tar.gz file. Windows says it is a "bin file"-- not
very informative.
What is this beast and how do I use it?
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oes not get you linked
to the libraries. g++ automatically links to most libraries, as well
as doing a bit more error checking.
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On Thu, 3 Aug
both
Lose 9x machines and Debian machines in a lab.
I use debian on my personal machines, unless someone pays me to use
MS unstable-ware.
"with debian, unstable = quite stable."
--David Teague
On Sun, 6 Aug 2000, Charles Lewis wrote:
> We use debian all over this campus (router
f you don't know whether it is supported, is there a similar device
that is known to work under Linux, so we might safely infer support?
Or ... how can I find out short of buying one and trying it? ;)
--David
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Debian GNU/Linux Because software support is fr
hole is and whether Linux is susceptible? (Probably only the user's
files would be at risk at worst.)
--David
David Teague, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Debian GNU/Linux Because software support is free, timely,
useful, technically accurate, and friendly.
(I hope this is all of the above.)
++ is from Silicon
Graphics. Their website may shed some light.
The STL uses overloading on the keyword const to distinguish between
lvalue and rvalue use of members such as operator[]. Keep it simple
until and unless you find you need this distinction, then study the
STL with this in mind to figure
On Thu, 10 Aug 2000, Carl Fink wrote:
>
> I wonder if Mozilla is vulnerable . . . .
According to a ZiffDavis web site, Mozilla is not vulnerable, but I
want to hear that from someone I believe more strongly.
--David
David Teague, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Debian GNU/Linux Because software supp
lly edit the message in a reply, but someone may be
able to decipher what these folks are talking about for me from the
stuff I left in.
--David
David Teague, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Debian GNU/Linux Because software support is free, timely,
useful, technically accurate, and friendly
f contradiction.
Oxy means sharp, in german, oxygen is 'sour stuff" (approximately)
or sharp stuff. And moron means dull or blunt. so an oxymoron is
'sharp-dull' or a self contradiction.
Giant Shrimp for example.
--David
David Teague, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Debian GNU/Linux Becau
xist
> as does the oft quoted non-oxymoron military intelligence.
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> Subject: Re: Hardware Modems
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