I've been having all sorts of horrible troubles with rxvt. Every time I
think I've got it working, something else goes wrong.
At the moment, the problem seems to be that under rxvt, ncurses
interprets backspace as KEY_DC, i.e. "delete". This is because hitting
backspace is sending ASCII 127, whi
The version of su you're using (from shellutils) isn't part of the
shadow password suite. It's smart enough to use shadow password
functions if it finds them in the library, which it does, but other
shadow features (ENV_SUPATH, SU_WHEEL, MD5 passwords) aren't available.
If you want them, you need
> Hi,
>
> My GCC setup doesn't appear to be correct on my Debian 1.3.1 and 1.2
> system. Initially after installing it, whenever I tried to run it, the
> message:
>
> GCC installation problem:
> cannot find cc1: no such file or directory
>
> cc1 (and cc1plus, and libgcc.a...) were in
> /usr/l
Waller Martin MEJ wrote:
> Hi Galen,
>
> Thanks for your response. Below the information you required, and
> probably more...
[snip]
> cpp: 2.7.2.1-8
> gcc: 2.7.2.1-8
Okay so far...
> >* output of "gcc --version"
> #gcc --version
> 2.7.2
Yikes! This is wrong! Since the vers
> No, no, no, no, no. *smacks Galen about a bit*
>
> gnats != gnat. _gnat_ is the Ada compiler that does/did evil
> diversions, _gnats_ is the problem report management system, and it
> has (afaik) 0 reason to be diverting gcc.
>
Sorry, I keep getting those two confused. *whack myself on head*
>>
>> Any ideas how to fix it?
>>
>
>ln -s /sbin/hwclock /sbin/clock
Nope, that's not enough. The behavior of the program has changed
slightly.
"hwclock -a" (--adjust) only tweaks the RTC, it doesn't use the RTC to
set the system time like it used to. You need to invoke it as "hwclock
--hctosys
The only thing that the ncurses3.4 postinst script does is run
ldconfig. If your system is so messed up that ldconfig always seg
faults, then god help you, because I can't. :)
What versions of ld.so, libc5, and libc6 do you have installed?
--Galen
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Ben Gertzfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> I noticed this too. Setting my term to xterm-r6 solved the problem.
>
> I think you or I should submit a bug report on the ncurses-term
> package -- its xterm terminfo entry is Linux-specific. The xterm-r6
> entry is correct, and works for both Linux and
Emilio Lopes wrote:
>
> The problem is that you have a version of cpp that's incompatible with
> gcc. They have to have the *same* version number.
>
> This is a *known* bug in the gcc package (it should have the right
> dependencies), but the gcc maintainer does not seem to think it's
> important
Steve Phillips wrote:
> Well, using the advice given in response to this inquiry, I was able
> to
> get my system upgraded to unstable. Here's what I went through to get
>
> it done. There are probably extra steps in here, but hey, it worked!
[snip]
> - install them:
> dpkg -i libc6*
>
Kevin Traas wrote:
> >Debian 1.3.1 sports a who which many are saying is "slow" while
> others
> >are saying the slowness is due to slow named servers. Were there
> >any notable changes leading up the the /usr/bin/who which came with
> >shellutils 1.16-2?
>
> I've been reading this thread with qu
Jens B. Jorgensen wrote:
> Dear shellutils maintainer,
>
> Debian 1.3.1 sports a who which many are saying is "slow" while others
>
> are saying the slowness is due to slow named servers. Were there
> any notable changes leading up the the /usr/bin/who which came with
> shellutils 1.16-2?
The cur
Thus Spake Michael Taeschner:
>Did you try to install GNU fortran77, the real f77 compiler?
>BTW it comes in version 0.5.20 in stable (though 5.20 is known to have
>bugs), maybe somewhere 0.5.19.1 is somewhere around as .deb?
The bo-updates section has 0.5.19.1.
>Awaiting g77 0.5.21 soon,
Don
Oleg Krivosheev wrote:
> nope, it will be released about Sep 1st and based on gcc 2.7.2.3
That's good news. Unfortunately, if it's based on 2.7.2.3, that means
there probably won't be a libc5 version of it. If that's going to
inconvenience anybody, let me know, and I'll...see what I can do.
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