Hi All:
About two weeks ago, something changed on my mostly Hamm system,
and Netscape stopped working. Since then, I get a SEG FAULT
every time I try to start Netscape. I have tried everything
I can think of to fix this. I have downloaded three different
versions of the Netscape or Communicator
Hi:
I have a mostly-hamm debian system with the latest gcc, glutg3, lesstif,
etc.
Recently I have tried to compile some of the example programs from
the book "OpenGL for X" and found a problem. Typically, a session goes
like this:
gcc -o dials dials.c -L/usr/X11R6/lib -lGLU -lGL -lXmu -lXi -l X
Hi all:
I have recently acquired two obsolete laser printers which were destined
for the garbage dump. I would like to use one or both of them with my
Debian system, but I'm having some problems.
The first one is an HP LaserJet Plus (500K memory) with serial and
parallel interfaces. It works w
Hi All:
I have been gradually replacing the "bo" components of my system with
the appropriate (I hope) "hamm" components. However, after a recent
spate of changes I find that I get the following messages when I run
a program which tries to open a window in X:
Xlib: Connection to ":0.0" refu
Subject:
Hi, all
Recently I tried to upgrade my debian 1.3.1 system from libc5 to
libc6, following scrupulously the instructions in the Mini-HOWTO.
I had no problems using dpkg to install one at a time all the way
through perl_5.004.02-1.deb and perl-tk_400.202-3.deb. I wish I'd
stopped at that
Recently I did the libc5-to-libc6 install, and wound up with a
broken system. *One day* after I had posted a question, Carey
Evans had responded with some suggestions that solved my problem.
For this quick service I thank him and this group.
It turns out that my problem was due to the fact that I
Hi all:
I recently went through the process of upgrading from libc5 to libc6.
After testing the resulting system for a couple days and finding it
apparently ok, I went on to upgrade the gcc, g++, and g77 compilers and
their associated libraries. At least, I thought I did. Now I'm not
sure what s
Hi again:
In my previous communication I described some of the problems I am
having in taking the "next step" after adding the libc6 libraries etc
to my Debain box: how to go on to configure the system to do
development (i.e., gcc, g++, g77 work) using libc6. Whereas the
first step is very clea
Hi, all:
Earlier this month I recounted my sad tale of woe, when I tried to
upgrade my development environment from libc5 to libc6. To make a long
story short, I found that gcc, g++, and g77 all failed to work.
After my complaint I received many helpful suggestions, but none of
them solved the
I am a longtime Linux (Slackware) user who has recently switched
to Debian. I had been using the versions of Perl and Perl-Tk
which are in the 1.3 Debian release, and all was working OK. Then
I decided that I wanted to upgrade to Perl 5.004 and Perl-Tk 400.202, so
I grabbed the four perl*.deb fil
Effective immediately, my e-mail address is changed to
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