cted messages
This may not be threading, but it serves my purposes. It is in some
sense more flexible since besides the subject, you can select on
status (new, read, etc) strings in the to, from, or search the
messages
Hope this helps
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> Dan
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he file size with binary DOC stuff.
Ray
What is the "native-RTF editor for Linux"?
Is there a Debian package for it?
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p]
I don't doubt that LILO is incompatible with reiserfs, but I can't
find anything in the LILO 21-4 Manual that suggest that LILO isn't
compatible with any specific file system.
Would someone please give me a reference on the reiserfs? That is a
new fs on me. What advantag
stribution.
> > snip
I again disclaim any intention to give legal advice. This isn't
legal advice, and I don't practice law. It is my humble
interpretation of the GPL.
Your mileage may vary. Don't drive or operate heavy machinery after
using. This is not intended to diag
ll. You can find what is avaliable by
looking on the web site, www.debian.org. I cannot tell you which is
better, but I suspect that the x86 version is going to be a little
more stable, only because it seems to have been around longer.
Would someone on the list respond to this question?
--David
D
rename) files
SYNOPSIS
mv [OPTION]... SOURCE DEST
mv [OPTION]... SOURCE... DIRECTORY
DESCRIPTION
Rename SOURCE to DEST, or move SOURCE(s) to DIRECTORY.
[snip]
-i, --interactive
prompt before overwrite
[snip]
--David
David
o modify /etc/lilo.conf,
that is, the installation does not do this for me? (It has been a
while since I built a kernel.)
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ion, again:
Can I use the XFree86 4.0.1 debian package from Woody to upgrade X
on my Potato K6 system and get support for the accelleration
provided by the SiS 6326 card? Or am I asking for trouble by
installing a Woody package on an otherwise pure Potato system?
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David Teague, [EMAIL PR
ion, again:
Can I use the XFree86 4.0.1 debian package from Woody to upgrade X
on my Potato K6 system and get support for the accelleration
provided by the SiS 6326 card? Or am I asking for trouble by
installing a Woody package on an otherwise pure Potato system?
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ntrol do during installation that make many
packages work.
Hope this helps
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installing software.
I'm not comfortable with a Member's Only mentality, even if it is a
"M$ users need not apply" attitude.
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is list.
Let's not be quite so tough on them.
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r Linux what Hands On Unix was, and I
think is pretty good. There are MANY web resources. Do a web search.
Lots of luck,
==David
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which are not terribly large, (what? 2 or 3
K?) whereas ftp was designed to be optimal files that may be very
large.
I'd appreciate hearing more on this from others.
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it in preference to ftp.
I still would like more discussion of this issue, some reasons why,
etc. Mostly for my enlightenment.
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and side
of the page, scroll down to Support, then click on mailing list
subscription. There you can with one or two clicks unsubscribe from
this list.
Again, sorry to see you go, and best of luck.
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t to the kernel, but else must I do?
Would someone point me to the right place to find how make this
device work with Potato. RTFM is ok, if the right manual and
where to find the manual are given.
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default is to run updatedb from /etc/cron.daily
as the user nobody, making locate able to find only files that user
nobody can see. Makes it very nearly a no op, and worth killing, as
some suggest.
HTH, YMMV
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oblems, though patches
are available.
Hope this helps.
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ser]
DESCRIPTION
chsh changes the user login shell. This determines the
name of the user's initial login command. A normal user
may only change the login shell for their own account, the
super user may change the login shell for any account.
--David
Davi
rewriting the code to use curses or other native Linux libraries.
Hope this helps; your mileage may vary; may cause drowsiness - do
not operate machinery soon after consuming.
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the
documentation, please. It indicates what cards are supported,
and in what modes. Better than when I was installing mine.
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Sebastian
I have a similar problem with correspondents who use a Macintosh. I
get BinHex'ed attachments too. If you have success in finding an
unBinHex-er I'd appreciate your sharing.
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it with the software available on my Debian disk
> or the debian site?
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Subject line says it all. ghostview crashes when I try to read .pdf
files created recently. Is there a fix? Hope someone knows ... or
can give me a pointer to another source of information.
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acrobat reader. Like you,
that is what I'm using right now.
On Wed, 7 Jun 2000, Daniel Reuter wrote:
> Hello David,
>
> On Tue, 6 Jun 2000, David Teague wrote:
>
> > Subject line says it all. ghostview crashes when I try to read .pdf
> > files created recentl
tview read the encrypted
(older) .pdf files just fine.
I will, however follow you advice and get hte gs-pdfencryp package
off my Potato cd and see if that fixes my problem.
Again, thanks.
--David
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ht to do it. If your compiler doesn't like cstdlib, use stdlib.h
instead.
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nonidealogical reasons for the GR?
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nd http://linux.com.hk/man/.
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. CMOS seems to remember the setting and so doesn't
give me grief aobut rebooting.
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On Fri, 4 Feb 2000, Kevin A. Foss wrote:
> On Fri, Feb 04, 2000 at 02:14:24PM -0500, David Teague wrote:
> >
> > My system is an OLD (circa 1990) 486/66 with ISA motherboard and
> > 64K Cache, 32 MB RAM, and 4 Gig IDE disk.
> [...]
> > gandalf# /sbin/hwclock -w
&g
s
quick, freely given and almost _always_ works.
--David
On Thu, 10 Feb 2000, Kevin A. Foss wrote:
> On Wed, Feb 09, 2000 at 01:54:59PM -0500, David Teague wrote:
> >
> > The machine is quite old, still has an ISA bus, circa 1993, running
> > Linux 2.0. Ihe hwclock versi
t-connection.
>
> Sorry, if this is a boring question. In this case, please anyone who
> answer, do it to my own addres.
>
> Thank you.
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Carl:
I set the date in the BIOS directly, now all that stuff, appartenly
icluding mktime, all seem to WORK! Many thanks!
David
On 10 Feb 2000, Carl Johnson wrote:
> David Teague <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Kevin and Nate:
> >
> > Thanks for the suggestio
Grant
I picked up the free copy of the Oreily book and CD at The Atlanta
Linux Showcase. THAT CD has the links wrong in the several .html
files. I had to read the html to know what the problem was, then I
copied them to /tmp then renamed them with a '.en' before the .html
extension to be able to a
Michael
I'm sorry not to be more prompt in my reply to this.
Some have advised using the STL -- the Standard Template (not
'type') Library. That is sound advice.
ANSI C++ Standard Document is the athority, but is expensive and
hard to understand unless you are a language lawyer, let alone
bein
Hi Oleg
On Thu, 17 Feb 2000, Oleg Krivosheev wrote:
> On Thu, 17 Feb 2000, David Teague wrote:
>
> > Michael
> >
> > I'm sorry not to be more prompt in my reply to this.
> >
> > Some have advised using the STL -- the Standard Template (not
On Thu, 17 Feb 2000, E.L. Meijer (Eric) wrote:
> I actually found the SGI html pages that are contained in the stl-manual
> debian package quite practical. It may depend on your level of
> understanding of C++ how much you get out of these, they are not
> beginner's material. Anyway, it is easy
rom /etc/init.d/checkroot.sh:
mount -n -o remount,rw /
which remounts root rw when /etc/ is on a read-only file system
without writing mtab.
David
--David
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been a uid that went along with that, and I suspect they come
out of ucb.
"Clues?
Anybody have a historical bent? Where does the group wheel come
from?
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you.
"All standard disclaimers of responsibility for use of this
information apply. Your mileage may vary. Package filled by weight
not by volume. Settling may occur. May cause drowsiness. If itching
or redness occurs discontinue use:)"
--David
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will change these attributes, which include immutable. This will
usually help remove unalterable files. The file system debugger also
will do this job.
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ve to recompile from source to use this Potato
Xserver with Slink?
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Hi:
I find slink .debs for JDK 1.1 on debian.org, but not JDK 1.2.
If someone has .debs for JDK 1.2, please email me a web or ftp site.
--David
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/native_threads/java
Someone, please help me determine what I need to do
to make jkd 1.2 run.
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as a thread about PCI Modems and Lucent chipsets a couple of months
ago on Debian User.
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and using
split ...
If you know how far back I have to go to get a usable version of
the jdk (v1? v2?) I would appreciate some advice.
If this is not the appropriate forum for this question, please point
me some place else.
--David
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I have issue with, but that aside...).
>
> Also, the native_threads and realpath variables seem to be relative, your
> error mentions an absolute path. This is a problem (and judging by the
> "success" responses to which you refer, it is likely in your script
> hacking).
>
c.
2) Is there a JDK 1.2 version that runs under Slink? Would one of
you who said you just untarred the tar ball and set the path to get
the jdk to work -- Please tell me your versions of libc and of jkd
you are using?
--David
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I installed
> jdk-1.2v1 (2 weeks ago). I had no jdk-1.2v1 related problems when I
> switched to potato.
Hi Rajesh
Thanks, I'll get this and find whether this will fix my problem Many
thanks! I am running a stock kernel (2.0.36, I think) I'll let you
know what happens.
--Dav
ext mode by removing
the xdm package or removing the symlink in rc2.d that runs the
init.d xdm package. Then when you start X, use startx.
I wish you luck.
--David
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Hi
I apologise to the mailing list for this abuse.
Mail sent to
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bounces.
Rajesh, please send me directly a legal mailing address.
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gt; about with RMAIL but I want it as just another imap client...not as
> one that takes over all mail functions.
Patrick
Here is a shell script that moves RMAIL back to unix mail format,
gzipped and attached to this message. I have not used it recently,
so your mileage may vary.
Lots of Luck
arch for rmail, I found it
right away. Let me know how you do in using info. It responds
to the same sorts of commands that emacs does.
YOu also have info inside emacs, use control-h i to get to info,
the read the tutorial. Please read the emacs faq as well.
Luck to you!
David
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Davi
ou these guys are busy, so anything you can do to help
them help you will speed an answer to you.
I have done these these and got good quick useful replies. I have
failed to do them and waited a while before some kind soul finally
took me to task, then helped me fix things.
The Best of Luck to yo
- Make ls-lR files on FTP server for mirror use
mktexlsr (1) - create ls-R databases
texhash (1) - create ls-R databases
elentari:~[1]man -k xxx
xxx: nothing appropriate.
elentari:~[1]
Try that and compare results.
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some such remark.
I have not done the OS course in many years, and have no idea
whether current Minix runs in real mode.
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ig drive.
3) I am still using 2.0 on the old system because I could not get
Slink boot disks to work with this system, Either scsi isn't enabled
in that kernel or there are to many probes, confusing the adaptec
controller. I'll ask about that later, after building a new kernel
and trying ag
On 19 Jan 2000, Lars Weber wrote:
Hi Lars.
> David Teague <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > A GRUB floppy won't boot my old system which has a 486/66, 16 MB
> [...]
>
> I've heard that older versions of GRUB are having problems with ext2
> file-systems create
will be appreciated.
Meanwhile, I'll be hacking at this.
--David
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hten me.
Weasel words: Of course the man pages are not the complete
documentation. I'll continue to RTFM.
If there really is an option or method that will fetch a package,
install it, then delete the package then fetch the next one, I want
to know about it. I only have 1 Gig of disk space
ile, filelist, is opened for writing, any former contents
deleted, and the directory listing from ls is written on filelist.
Hope this helps.
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>
> Hope this helps and take care,
>
> Daniel
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bols if I use
> > > the includes from /usr/src/kernel-source-2.4.14/include instead of
> > > headers from /usr/src/kernel-headers-2.4.14/include
> > >
> > > What are you gcc are you using?
> > >
> > > kyle
> > >
> > >
> >
dations / experiences welcome.
>
> Regards.
> Mark.
>
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our scsi card,
and drive see if any of these remarks make sense.
All standard disclaimers apply. Your mileage may vary. May contain
traces of peanuts, garlic, or jalapino peppers. Guaranteed no walnuts.
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.4 kernel.
Any further information anyone can send will be helpful, and if you
wish I will share my successes.
Meanwhile I can use it under (agh) Win2000. It works there, so
it CAN be made to work.
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Hi Stan
What they told me is:
If you have trouble with Woody floppies (oxymoron?) use Potato
install floppies, install enought to use apt, the follow the apt
sequence of commands for upgrading then use dselect to install what
you like.
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much RAM the L1 cache in a 1GHz Athlon will
support?
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aving 3 or more double-sided DIMMs on the same Mobo (case in point, the
> nForce chipset goes into "SuperStability Mode" if there is a
> double-sided DIMM in the third slot, which turns down performance a
> great deal to keep from becoming unstable.)
>
> I'm sorry if this
Boycott Adobe! Repeal the DMCA! http://www.freesklyarov.org
> Geek for Hire http://kmself.home.netcom.com/resume.html
>
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bout updating to Woody?
I mean boot the Potata CD run to first reboot, exit ...
Say -- what might "required setup" be?
Then insert Woody cd and upgrade?
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ppy that has a Lilo track.
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.. esp if you need to fix the disks ...
>
> have fun booting..
> alvin
>
>
> On Sun, 23 Dec 2001, David Teague wrote:
>
> > Hi
> >
> > I tried to use the script mkboot that (if run as user, makes a boot
> > disk by dd the kernel to a floppy and then r
tly) and I spend too
much time practicing that bass and writing books, reviewing texts
and manuscripts on C++ to get really good at Linux, Debian in
particular.
Without this list and the help from you guys, I'd be less well off
here. Thanks.
--David
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t, but the
> > > basic concept still sucks. It should be scrapped for a searchable
... YEA!
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Paul,
Thanks to all who responded to this, those who responded to my earlier
message. I sent a mail message on this subject about a month ago.
I asked why the procedure outlined here failed for me, and the dd of a
kernel to the raw floppy that was appropriately rdev'd failed as well.
Several fo
I have been running it on two production boxes.
Works WELL
Actually, prior to Woody, I ran a snapshot of
Potato taken about 3 months prior to the freeze.
Ran it until November of 2000, never a minutes
trouble.
>From what my students say about RH, Woody is
more stable than the current RH rele
fella?
--David
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e.
Anyone else care to help?
Thanks
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is already installed and configured.
I use LyX to prepare my lecture notes for my classes, and this
upgrade has made that impossible at home.
Can someone help me fix this?
--David
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wrote:
> On Sat, Nov 17, 2001 at 08:31:10AM -0500, David Teague wrote:
> > Lyx (version 1.1.6 fix 3 of Fri July 24 2001 starts with the
> > folloing messages.
>
>
>
> > I use LyX to prepare my lecture notes for my classes, and this
> > upgrade has made that i
emendous amount of existing concurrent C++ software --
> Mozilla is a modern example), but fails to mention that, at the time of
> his writing, Eiffel lacked support for concurrency altogether!
>
> Someday, if I suddenly become a bored academic, I'll write a complete
>
William, Richard, and all:
Stroustrup has said that if you find you have to cast, (much) your
design is flawed.
--David Teague
On Tue, 1 Jan 2002, William T Wilson wrote:
> On Tue, 1 Jan 2002, Richard Cobbe wrote:
>
> > > | Casting you can't really get away from nor d
Mitchell
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pointer value.
BTW NULL is just the int value 0, it is not a pointer.
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s from ALSA that support is 'undetermined as of yet', and I
> find no mention of the card in /usr/src/linux/Documentation/sound/ -
> so it appears not at the moment.
> Steve
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> -- Mark Twain
>
for me).
>
>
>
> Anyway, just ranting; I appreciate everyone's courtesy in not flaming me
> for my OT rant.
>
> Kent
>
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(I hope this is all of the above.)
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clue. Please enlighten me.
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Dave Mallery writes:
> i will be forced to go to one of the satellite providers shortly.
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> if you are using either or the above (or some other service)
> i would greatly appreciate some feedback. i am in a totally remote
> location. is there a problem with directpc's usb ethernet connection?
Internet connection sharing on Win 98, huh? I had
networking running between a linux box, a win 98 box,
and a wind 98 box that talks to my ISP.
I installed internet connection sharing, and the network
disappeared from my network neighborhood on the windows 98
machine that is connected to the I
oes anyone know whether Dale updated this
Debian book?
It still might be useful to a newbie if anyone
sitll has it.
There is a web site (and I'll have to ask someone
for the URL) that is dedecated to the Newbie and
their questions.
David Teague
On Thu, 13 Jun 2002, Jamin W. Collins
paid about $100 for this stuff. I would like to use them. I hope some
one can tell me how to use these with Linux. My wife would be overjoyed
to be able to use them with here Windows box.
Can anyone help?
David Teague
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e be some indication somewhere that the command set
for standalone is different from what you get in Emacs? (Or is it?)
David Teague
Debian support is timely, accurate, and free.
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