> Some days ago a friend of mine had the same problem, not being
> able to subscribe to napster. I just gave him my username and
> password and surprisingly we both could use napster at the same
> time, with the same username. But it does make sense, because
> the only thing that seems to matte
> okay, this.. is stupid question.. being completely spoilt
> by Redhats simplicity.. i'm unaware of which device
> /dev/cdrom was linked to. ..can someone, give me a hint?
Try
ls -l /dev/cdrom
How's that for simplicity ?? ;-)
Regards
Hall
> Let me explain my situation...I have a small LAN at home:
> 1 linux firewall/gateway and 3 workstations (me, brother
> and dad). With my cable modem access we are provided
> with 3 email addresses.
- snip -
> The problem is that they are all accessed using the same
> "email box"; meaning you ca
> On booting with the install CD, I get the regular
> messages until ncr53c406a: no available ports
> found. Then the system freezes, ctrl-alt-del
> doens't work.
The default Debian kernel appears to include support for this device and
a couple others and is compiled *in* vs being compiled as a mo
> Like an idiot, I accidentally wrote a LILO boot into my
> windows partition, so nw booting from my LILO to
> windows (on /dev/hda3) starts up another LILO that
> croaks with LI
>
> is there a way to be able to boot windows again?
Is linux installed on a *second* hard disk ?? It sounds like it...
> What files from the www.debian.org stable download
> should I download to have netscape 4.76 up and
> running?
"apt-get install navigator" *should* get all the necessary
files/dependencies to install just the browser component. I'm not sure
if there's a similar one for the entire "Communicator"
> I've installed icewm-gnome as my favourite window manager.
> I'd like that when starting up the window manager,
> automatically il loads GMC. Is that possible?
> What should I do?
> If not what window manager should I use and hoc can I
> configure it?
In either .xinitrc or .xsession, add the
> So I'm told I need scsi emulation for my IDE CD writer
> and xcdroast. So, I recompile 2.2.18pre21 with scsi
> support, emulation and scsi cdrom support. xcdroast
> still complains.
No need to recompile your kernel...
[cut and pasted]
Linuxnewbie.org has a short article on setting up a CD-RW d
> > what url did you find sndconfig on?
> >
> > Thank you
>
>
> I _think_ this is the one I used:
>
> http://www.dicea.unifi.it/ftp/pub/linux/debian/pool/main/s/sndconfig/
>
> This has the right version anyway -- sndconfig_0.57-5_i386.deb>
I'm pretty sure I used "apt-get" for my copy, although I p
> > I am trying to install "stable" On an HP Vectra P200, with
> > a 20G IDE disk.
> > BTW, the BIOS thinks this is onl an 8G disk, which may
> > be part of the problem?
> >
>
> You might be able to upgrade your bios in order to see all 20G's.
And if there's no BIOS upgrade available, I *think* y
> regarding RPM. The case in point is that I've wanted to install
> some new Gnome related RPM's that require the x-devel
> RPMs. The problem is that I've, by hand, upgraded X to 4.0x
> and the needed x-devel RPMs are 3.3.6. Of course I can tell
> it to ignore the dependancies but then what is the
> > installing the tarball is pretty easy. For now, I'm
> > running 0.8 from the tarball available at mozilla.org
> > and it works great.
Agreed ... it dumps everything into a single directory so keeping track
of where it's installed files is not an issue. Every time you "upgrade"
it, just remove
> do you by any chance upgrade to Xfree 4.x and are running
> framebuffers compiled into the kernel ?
I do, why ?? I ask because I *cannot* use any consoles if X is running.
When I switch to it, it looks file, but as soon as I type something, my
text changes to something that looks worse than the
> If I display a file which contains binary data, often there will
> be a sequence of characters which the console interprets
> to 'switch character sets' and then any lower case characters
> become little boxes, or patches of fuzz, yet numbers and
> upper case characters are unaffected.
>
> I know
* Alberto Brealey G. ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [010228 18:56]:
> > I'm using a Matrox G400 and using framebuffers specifically for it. I've
> > also tried different variations of the console fonts that are available.
>
> are you by any chance running the driver from matrox? (mga.o, downloaded
> from the
> > My firewall is using Debian and my damn boss
> > asked me to block napster.
> Don't try to block napster by port number. Just understand
> how napster works.
>
> It works by letting a client query the *napster* server for lists
> of systems that have a particular song. The client then goes
> t
> Wondering if anyone else is finding the main Debian
> site inaccessible this afternoon ...
>
> It's been hours since I've been able to pull up the site
> and I was hoping it was not just me ...
It appears to be "just you"... ;-)
I just checked the site and it's there.
Hall
> I'm new to linux and I'm looking to find out how to set
> up for DSL (which I'm using under W95. I need to know
> what program(s) I'll need to get online with linux. Anyone
> have experience with DSL?
You need to find out if your ISP uses PPPoE (most common w/DSL), DHCP,
or assigns static IP add
> > If it's PPPoE, I'd suggest getting the Roaring Penguin
> > PPPoE client. I believe it's available through apt-get.
> > Installing it will run the config program for it (or adsl-setup,
> > I think). You'll need to know your ISP's DNS servers.
>
> package name?
I just did a real quick search and
> > Error: "HIMEM.SYS is missing..." or "Error: Unable to
> > control A20 line..." After Installing Norton SystemWorks
>
> Very odd. I have that same problem on my laptop (Win98
> & sid). However, on mine it isn't merely after installation, but
> it happens all the time. Windows refuses to run
> The person that sold the system to me said its a soundblaster
> on board.. there is no bios setting with any info... it worked
> under win 95/98
Very likely it's "Soundblaster-compatible" which in many cases simply
means it works properly with games ;-) If you're lucky, it will use the
same IRQ,
> On Sat, Mar 10, 2001 at 05:35:53PM -0800, hammack wrote:
> > Dell has quoted: $2180, INSPIRON 4000, 128MB, 10 GB
> > HD, 850mHZ, XGA, V90 Gold Card Modem, 24 X CR-ROM,
> > with RH 7.0 installed. My thinking is, test drive the RH for
> > a while. then copy all config files for reference to settin
> heh. i've had this happen.
>
> if you're luck enough to have the letters "s", "u", either "h",
> "a", "l", "t" or "r", "e", "b", "o", t" and all the letters in your
> root password, you can cut and paste your way into a
> reboot. this has happened to me before, and worked.
That's quite creati
> I've got a Dell box I'm installing debian on with an intergrated
> NIC on the motherboard.
The NIC is likely a PCI device even when it's integrated into the MB.
So, try "cat /proc/pci" and look for an "ethernet controller" line. It
will probably give you the chipset it uses which is usually a pr
> > is your kernel compiled with dma support? because if it's
> > not, thats not gonna work.
>
> Yup, pretty sure it is. I'll check though.
If your chipset supports DMA, along with your drives, and you select the
"Use DMA when available..." option in the kernel, it should already have
DMA enabled
> On Fri, Mar 16, 2001 at 12:52:54PM -0500, Hall Stevenson wrote:
> > The NIC is likely a PCI device even when it's integrated
> > into the MB. So, try "cat /proc/pci" and look for an "ethernet
> > controller" line. It will probably give you the chip
> I originally thought it was a problem with netscape,
> but it appears to be a larger issue.
>
> There are times when my keyboard won't respond unless
> I launch another application or maximize(or otherwise
> bring to the foreground) the window of an application
> already running. Only then can I
> > Actually, Acrobat DOES let one edit and manipulate (unlocked)
> > pdf files. Not sure about changing fonts or replacing images,
> > but a certain amount of tweaking
The way I understand PDF is that it's a "universal" viewing and printing
format, not an editable one. The viewer is free and
* Charles Lewis ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [010319 20:05]:
> I'm running a custom 2.4.2 kernel and I have a 60GB drive on which I've
> successfully run mkreiserfs. However when I go to mount it as type reiserfs
> it tells me reiserfs is not supported by the kernel. I've gone through
> menuconfig and I can
> Do you know about a good site to security for my
> source.lists file? security.debian.org isn't working for me.
This came up last week when there were problems accessing the site. They
are supposed to be fixed now... are you still unable to access it ??
Regardless, it was also mentioned that th
> I have the same problem with my NIC 3C905C and
> debian.
> > dmesg ?less dosn't say anything about it
>
> but
>
>less /proc/pci detects it
It will only show up in "dmesg" if the kernel detects it. The kernel
will only detect it if it knows to look for it. Without having support
compiled in or as
> I am a happy user of apt... and my cache is getting big. I
> notice that I pile up several versions of programs as newer
> ones become available. Is there a command to clean this
> up a little bit. Searched in apt-cache and apt-conf. I saw
> a Cache-Limit, but it's not exactly what I need.
Look
> On Wed, Mar 21, 2001 at 06:53:38PM -0800, Alexander Poquet wrote:
> > Hi folks.
> >
> > I have a rather large collection of MP3s that I burned onto CDs
using my
> > step-brother's burner, which is on a Windows box. I burned it on
using
> > the DirectCD system. Anyway, I compiled Joliet extensio
> You can do two things (if I'm wrong someone smack me)
>
> You can either make a small bash script in /etc/init.d and
> then add it to the end of /etc/init.d/bootmisc.sh
>
> Or the easiest thing to do would be to add your lines into
>
> /etc/network/interfaces That file controls all of the network
> I am trying to install ssh and am having some problems
>
> #apt-get install openssh
>
> then it asks for deps
When it says that more files (deps) are needed, say "Yes" to download
and install them.
> #apt-get install openssl
>
> why can't I do this?
One of the packages requirements is "libssl
* Bill White ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [010323 17:45]:
> >
> > Note that
> > Package: bind
> > Version: 1:8.2.3-4
> >
>
> This is very confusing to me. It looks to me as if the version of bind
> in stable is 8.2.2p7-1. It looks to me as if you have to go to unstable
> to get 8.2.3-4. So, w
* Simon Read ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [010323 18:42]:
>
> I was trying to change the path for users of my freshly installed
> Debian machine. I found (to my dismay) that /etc/profile is NOT used
> if I login at the console using 'xdm', but IS used if I login remotely
> (using ssh).
>
> There s
* L.V.Gandhi ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [010323 19:37]:
> Using alien, I converted sndconfig.rpm of rh6.2 and tried to install it
> potato with stock kernel. First it gave the error of conf.modules as
> predicated. It couldn't either auto or manual, install sound. Then I
> changed modules.conf with lines
I apologize that this isn't directly Debian-related, but I know there
are some people around who probably know the answer...
I'm currently running kernel 2.4.2-ac20. I just downloaded the patch for
2.4.2-ac24. My question is, can I apply this patch against my current
source tree (2.4.2-ac20) ??
there
was a .$SHELL_logout file.
H, I just checked a RedHat machine here at work and see a
.bash_logout file ;-) It's (2) lines, and the second line is "clear".
I think I can take care of # 2 myself !
Thanks in advance... more questions likely to come along soon !
Regards
Hall Stevenson
those
packages (and dependencies) at the least. Right ?? I'd like "apt-get
dist-upgrade" to do that.
Regards
Hall Stevenson
> > Hello,I am very new to Debian,I was wondering,when I did the
install did I have
> > to specify the modules for my network card and soundblaster live?
Also,how do I
> You can specify them during the install. The installer calls
'modconf'
> which lets you pick the modules you want, specify para
> > Doesn't hang when I visit the site with Netscape-4.76:
> >
> > ii netscape-base- 4.76-1 Popular World-Wide-Web browser
software (bas
> > ii netscape-base- 4.76-1 4.76 base support for netscape
> > ii netscape-java- 4.76-1 Netscape Java support for
version 4.76
> > ii
> I recently did an apt-get upgrade on my system. Sadly, this completely
> broke X. To fix things, I manually installed task-x-window-system-core
> since apt-get was holding it back. I configured the system during the
> set up script and X still wouldn't start claiming that the
> configuration file
> How does one remove a symbolic link to say /dev/ttyS0 or /dev/hdc.
> This is not clear in any literature I have seen, although under 'rm'
> and its '--directory' option there is mention of 'unlink' but no
> further reference is made to this anywhere and I doubt it's relevant.
You do use "rm". Do
ed "xfstt" since I've
been told that XFree86 v4.x supports TT fonts natively, so "xfstt" isn't
needed anymore, right ?? It doesn't appear to be in that package...
Regards
Hall Stevenson
> Interestingly, this increase has come at the same time as
> web sites like debianplanet and debianhelp. Maybe if more
> people knew about these resources (and more of us
> knowledgable folks contributes to them), the reliance, and
> traffic, on this list would decrease.
Thanks for the informatio
" distros ;-) ??
Thanks in advance
Hall Stevenson
6, 2000 at 10:15:47AM -0500, Alec Smith wrote:
> Take a look at make-kpkg -- You'll have to install its .deb first though.
>
> Configure your kernel as usual, then do a make-kpkg clean instead of
> make dep ; make clean. To do the actual compile, do make-kpkg
> --revision=
> Does anyone know what a .scr file is? Have received several
attachments with
> varios names. latest is midget.scr .. have no idea as I don't know the
> extention. Is this some type of virus?
As a few have already mentioned, an .scr file is *normally* a Windows
screensaver. In your case, there's
easible? how?
I may be misunderstanding you, but if you can download an entire ISO
image (assuming you have, or have access to, a fast connection) and can
burn CDs, you may be interested in starting at this page:
http://cdimage.debian.org/
The ISO images *are* bootable.
Regards
Hall Stevenson
help that rebooting the card apparently re-initializes it and
sets the volume to *almost* maximum. I think RedHat had a tool that
prevented this from happening too.
Regards
Hall Stevenson
> where can I find an original Debian potato .config
> file for kernel 2.2.17? The kernel that comes with
> the distribution works great, but I need to add/remove
> some things.
Look in your /boot directory. It should be called
.config-[kernel-version], I think. I didn't know this 'til after I
com
> I don't have any SCSI devices, I just need it for to
> use cdrecord with an ATAPI IDE.
>
> I guess I am going to have to recompile my kernel,
> but first I have to FIND the darn thing.
>
> sr_mod, I feel confident, will be the only remaining
> module I need to install.
>
> I've looked through the
> I'm sure there is a cl method for dumping your X session to a file. I
>
> know this sounds stupid but taking a screenshot with something like
> the
> Gimp or Ksnapshot doesn't quite work (I'm trying to get a screenshot
> while playing mpeg2 streams). The video just appears as a bright blue
Running Debian Woody and XFree86 v4.0.1 and trying to get TrueType fonts
under X. I've followed the instructions fully, I believe, but still no
TT fonts. I finally ran across this error:
Could not init font path element unix/:7101, removing from list!
in /var/log/xdm.log.
Any ideas how to fix th
. "qualify_recipient" is
commented out. "local_domains" looks like this:
local_domains = localhost:mindspring.com:eeyore.homeip.net
I know *I* added the "eeyore.homeip.net" entry, but think that the setup added
both "localhost" and "mindspring.com".
I'm off to exim's site now, but any help from here is appreciated !
Thanks in advance
Hall Stevenson
* Richard Cobbe ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [001225 21:03]:
> Did you add xfstt to your X server's font path? In /etc/X11/XF86Config,
> section "Files", the following line should work for the default setup:
>
> FontPath "unix/:7101"
>
> See also /usr/doc/xfstt/FAQ.gz, esp question 1.2.
I've trie
* Richard Cobbe ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [001226 15:45]:
> > > Did you add xfstt to your X server's font path? In /etc/X11/XF86Config,
> > > section "Files", the following line should work for the default setup:
> > >
> > > FontPath "unix/:7101"
> > >
> > > See also /usr/doc/xfstt/FAQ.gz, esp q
the fonts designated by your
> xserver fonts system. It uses those from console-tools and the basic
> system font.
Actually, I have mutt running in an Eterm window and I tell Eterm to use the
"bright" font, which does exist in /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/misc
I've tried playing with the order of my FontPath entries with no success so far.
Regards
Hall Stevenson
* Andy Wettstein ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [001228 11:25]:
> On Fri, Dec 22, 2000 at 10:22:18PM -0500, Hall Stevenson wrote:
> > Running Debian Woody and XFree86 v4.0.1 and trying to get TrueType fonts
> > under X. I've followed the instructions fully, I believe, but still no
> &g
* Andrew Gronosky ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [001228 20:53]:
>
> I noticed that some important device files- for example, /dev/dsp and
> /dev/lp0 - are owned by root, belong to special groups (audio and lp,
> respectively), and most importantly are *not* world-writeable.
>
> Is there an important reason
At some point, an "apt-get update && apt-get upgrade" made a change that has
"xconsole" starting up along with X-Windows. I personally don't like the
program and don't use it and would like to get rid of it.
I've went through various files/scripts in /etc/X11 and it's subdirs in
attempts to sto
* ktb ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [001228 23:02]:
> On Thu, Dec 28, 2000 at 10:43:53PM -0500, Hall Stevenson wrote:
> > At some point, an "apt-get update && apt-get upgrade" made a change that
> > has "xconsole" starting up along with X-Windows. I personally d
quot; command
will cause the server to start sending large amounts of data, which
means large packets. If your networking layer has a packet-fragmentation
problem, that's where you'll see it.
Good luck !
Hall Stevenson
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [001230 16:31]:
> Potato install runs in a 16 color VGA mode, so I don't know why I
> can't even get something that simple to run. I have tried xf86config
> but apparently something goes wrong. Among other things, SuperProbe
> finds a Yamaha chip, which does
Well, for some stupid reason, I decided to give the Gnome packages from Helix a
try. After re-starting X-Windows, I noticed that my Eterms don't have
scrollbars and scroll-arrows. My first assumption is that it's related to
Helix's version of the various imlib packages. Now though, I can't remov
nd couldn't load it via modconf. I ended up compiling a custom
kernel and it works fine now.
Regards
Hall Stevenson
uot; mouse
cursor ?? Does it disappear when you "enter" your xterm ?? You can
actually type in the term, but as you say, you don't see the cursor to
realize that you can. If you can, type the executable for IceWM and hit
enter.
If you start X via "startx", does your ~/.xinitrc file have the command
to start up IceWM ??
Regards
Hall Stevenson
> Some files are NOT FOUND, I dont know how to
> add a link to the source list (the attempts that i
> have tried causes an error and does not run)
Run "apt-setup" to add source "locations" for software. Select "http" as
your access method and then choose a mirror site (or the main Debian
site, if
find this entry by searching the lists archives:
deb http://spidermonkey.helixcode.com/distributions/debian unstable main
Good luck
Hall Stevenson
> > Well, for some stupid reason, I decided to give the
> > Gnome packages from Helix a try. After re-starting
> > X-Windows, I noticed that my Eterms don't have
> > scrollbars and scroll-arrows. My first assumption
> > is that it's related to Helix's version of the various
> > imlib packages. Now
> In the default screen I got after installing debian2.2r2,
> the screen is huge. Actually it is just four times the
> size of my monitor screen and I have to move around
> the whole X screen using the mouse. So
> when I open a new window, I have to look around the
> other 3/4 of the screen to see
t is to have the 100s first. As you can see from my entry, I
have the 75s listed first, for the same reason as you're asking.
It may not be necessary to change the "catalouge = " entry as the
"default-resolutions" may take care of it by itself. I've changed both
as I describe with no harm.
Good luck
Hall Stevenson
> One of our profs bought a Dell 8100 Pentium 4 for
> home use and he wants to install Linux on it. He
> would like to install Debian, but he says that Debian
> doesn't support the Pentium 4 yet. Is this true?
I think it will work just fine. The problem occurs when a program (or
the kernel) trie
; It doesn't work, and it leaves no trace of why in the logs. fetchmail is
> configured to write to fetchmail.log, but after doing a find from / I
> couldn't find any written after my boot up.
Try adding the location of your .fetchmailrc file to the end of the command.
Regards
Hall Stevenson
hesitant to do so.
If I did change my sources.list file to point to it, ran "apt-get update", then
"apt-get -u upgrade" to see what shows up, if I tell it "NO" and then change my
sources.list back to what it was, will I be okay ?? Or, should I just try
running unstable ??
Thanks in advance,
Hall Stevenson
* Jonathan Gift ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [010106 11:27]:
> I've picked up a lot from the net and specifically the debian list and
> in playing around with Gimp have come up with a few Debian/Linux and
> Blackbox minimalist oriented themes which have pleased a few people I've
> set up a web page. Now, I
#x27;em in and play...
Regards
Hall Stevenson
* Jason Dawe ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [010107 19:32]:
> Hello I have a DSL modem with a SMC EtherPower II Ethernet card. Before
> installing Debian I used the Windows 'winipcfg' utility to find out my IP
> address, DNS servers, Default Gateway, Subnet Mask and DHCP Server.
Most residential DSL provider
* Holp, John Mr. ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [010108 11:27]:
> Someone wrote me an e-mail and included an URL to a seller of
> "Official" Debian that included free support. Please re-send the URL
> as I have lost it.
http://www.debian.org/consultants/
oviders do
*not* allow any servers (specifically http, mail, and news). They don't block
all ports though. For example, port 6699, used by Napster, seems to be open.
Regards
Hall Stevenson
I read somewhere to run "make install" after step # 8. Doing that, it takes
care of steps 9 through 15 listed below. I don't believe this is a "Redhat
thing" either. I've used it with the official "linus" kernels downloaded from
ftp.us.kernel.org. Matter of fact, I believe it may be mentioned i
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [010108 17:24]:
> I'm in position that I can't change my ISP. I would like to know,
Just curious, why can't you possibly change ??
> whether there is any possibility how to run AOL on Linux. Thanks Jiri
Try "Wine". Setup AOL to use TCP/IP for connection v
>> I've ran "apt-get update && apt-get -u upgrade" about every
>> other day for the last week or so and the only packages
>> showing up for upgrade are libgnomeprint6 and libguile6. I
>> would think more packages would be getting updated than
>> this or is that an incorrect assumption ?? I guess on
>> > Interesting. That's not ANSI C. (It's K&R style)
> heh... i completely missed that. henry, what's
> up with the K+R? ;)
Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie "invented" Unix. The "R" comes from
Dennis' last name. The "K" comes from another person actually. His name
is "Brian Kernighan". He i
> Using the xfs xfstt font delivery services, all is fine
> except for one
> minor nuisance. Under Netscape the choices:
> Variable Width Font: Arial Narrow (Ttf)
> Fixed Width Font: Courier New (Ttf)
>
> There is the occassional warning:
> Warning cannot convert string
>
* Steve R. Hastings ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [010113 05:08]:
>
> > 1) How do I enable the Gnome desktop? I want the "foot" menu,
> > the panel, applets, etc.
>
> This turns out to be provided by gnome-session. I already have
> gnome-session installed, and if I manually run it I get the foot menu
> a
I just upgraded my kernel to 2.4.0 with no apparent problems... I did notice on
bootup some messages that scroll by far too quickly to read that I wanted to
take another look at. I think they just have something to do with my CD-ROM
drives (possibly because there's no discs in them).
How can I
rd, but this has worked fine with 2.2.17 and .18. This time though, I enabled
some additional fonts. Have to assume that's the problem, so I've removed them
and will try again. Is this a known problem ... anyone ??
Regards,
Hall Stevenson
* Casey Webster ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [010113 09:
r relevant packages ?? They're all from debs, via apt-get,
except the kernel.
Thanks in advance
Hall Stevenson
* Gerry Chu ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [010113 15:48]:
> I inadvertently deleted /etc/X11 yesterday, and have been working to get
> it back up. Version 4.0.1
>
> apt-get install task-x-window-system
>
> Worked...but
>
> No dexter. Didn't configure XF86Config for me. xf86config sorta
> worked, it says
>> installed under sid=unstable the new kernel with the
>> latest lilo now i can't boot the normal way, it stops
>> when mounting my root partition, with an superblock
>> error, and the option to maintain with the root
>> password, or strg+d to boot normal way. with strg+d
>> it reboots, and with t
>> installed under sid=unstable the new kernel with the latest
>> lilo now i can't boot the normal way, it stops when mounting
>> my root partition, with an superblock error, and the option
>> to maintain with the root password, or strg+d to boot normal
>> way. with strg+d it reboots, and with the
> xhost +127.0.0.1 didn't work either.
Tried all those variations myself with XFree86 v4.0.2 and none work here
either. Haven't had much time to figure it out though...
Regards
Hall Stevenson
ve handy), they'd either have to get permission
from Spyglass, RSA Data Security, Hummingbird, etc, etc or remove those
portions. Safe to say, it will likely be broken at that point (yeah,
yeah, it's already broken, right ?? ;-0 ).
Regards
Hall Stevenson
>> I tried setting the MTU and MRU to 1500 with the
>> same results (and a slight drop in transfer speed).
With PPPoE, from what I've read, the "ideal" MTU setting is actually
1492.
For what it's worth, I did try the Roaring Penguin with no problems. I
have a Linksys router that handles PPPoE for
reating
an image or ISO file ?? I understand it may not be the case with you and
where you live, but here in the States, blank CDs are approx $0.50 each.
If I make a coaster, it's no big deal.
Regards
Hall Stevenson
> > 'xfs' is the X Font Server. I'm not *positive*
> > about what ths has over
> > the regular way X handles fonts, but I use
> > 'xfstt', which handles
> > truetype fonts.
> >
>
>
> is xfstt a font server that can be used in place
> of xfs?
I believe that "xfstt" is a font server for TrueType fon
>> somewhere) then search google for a MAC address
>> to vendor converter and pop on the xx:xx:xx from
>> the mac addr and it will give you the vendor of
>>the card and then you can check thier website
>> for the model number and
>> try and figure out what driver to use
> eh, won't it show when ty
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