>> The question is: if I buy a SDRAM PC100 chip, will >>it work on a
>> computer with bus speed of 66Mhz ?
>Nope.
Really? I thought that the ONLY difference between SDRAM for 66mhz and
PC100 SDRAM for 100mhz was the access time (8ns vs 10ns). If they are
both 72pin dimms, SDRAM (NOT ECC), and
THREAD:
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On Wed, 2 Jun 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > The question is: if I buy a SDRAM PC100 chip, will it work on a
> > computer with bus speed of 66Mhz ?
>
> Nope.
I bought 2 128MB PC100 for my 66MHz ASUS, hoping that the dimms would
still
I downloaded the latest gzilla sources and tried to build them. I got
an error, file libjpeg.h not found. What package includes this???
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Amateur Radio, when all else fails!
http://www.qsl.net/wa2mze
Debian Gnu Linux, Live Free or .
Debian does seem to lack some of the 'luster' that redhat 6.0 now has
(BTW Red Hat has just filed for IPO, the proposed stock symbol will be
RHAT), but this will change in potatoe with the new GNOME stuff. I
hope that the install scripts will make GNOME standard, or at least
have a menu item to in
>Hmmm, I got my discs from cheapbytes and they boot >fine. In fact all
of
>my cheapbytes discs boot okay. Actually that's a bit >misleading since
I
>only have three sets ;)
Cheap bytes had got a bad rap when they blew the dependancies and
simlinks on debian 2.0 and included a bad upgrad script. (
Date:
>I have a PCI Matrox Millenium 2 MB video card (2 years >old) and
>now I find I really want 32 bit colour. I tried to >find a Matrox
>Millenium G200 PCI 8 MB card, but only AGP ones are >available
>(PCI is in back-order).
>Any suggestions for an 8MB card well-supported by >XFree PCI that
>
>I cannot install Debian from my Cheapbytes Slink CD >without the base
>floppies,
>but I believe I can do it from the Hamm CD, also from >Cheapbytes.
With
>the
>Slink CD, the installation stops because of an error >with the ncurses
>package.
Hmmm I did not have this problem installing on my other
> If I force VGA-only, everything's fine, but the >resolutions and
colors
>are, um, limited. If I force NV3 (Riva) mode, I get a >blank screen.
It
>still responds to keypresses and I can telnet in, but >until I
>CNTRL-ALT-DEL the screen is hosed.
This sounds familiar, the same thing happens to m
I need to write a script to replace '\'s with '/', but how can I get
grep to accept '\' as a regular expression (it assumes it to be line
continue character, at least from the sh prompt)?
this is to port a windows program to linux.
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> > I need to write a script to replace '\'s with '/',
> but how can I get
> > grep to accept '\' as a regular expression (it
> assumes it to be line
> > continue character, at least from the sh prompt)?
>
> Come to think of it, if you're trying to _replace_
> charca
I this case the '\'s that appear in #include statements are the ONLY
ones that need to be changed, so I can look for #include.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > > If backslashes will only appear in file paths,
> you
> > > are set. If they
> > > appear in some other contents where they need to
> be
Yeah I guess I really need to order a copy of the 'camel' book from
amazon.
--- Michael Stenner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >> > I need to write a script to replace '\'s with
> '/',
> >> > but how can I get grep to accept '\' as a
> regular
> >> > expression (it a
Yup this works, though you can't save the output to the original file
(it blanks it). So I first copy the original to a backup, and then run
the backup through sed and overwrite the original (then delete the
copy). I can wrap all this in a batch script to fix the entire
directory.
I have a book
>
> - Kenneth Scharf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> says the
> debian upsd package
> works quite well with their ups's in dumb mode.
> However he uses an
> older Back-ups 400 (not sold anymore) and I
> think he made his own
> cable (?). Do we have to ma
>
>Hi,
>I just downloaded acrobat reader 4.0 from the >adobe website.
>It coredumps in my slink system. Do I need at >least potato to
run
>this program??
>
>Thanks.
>
>Shao.
I also downloaded acroread 4 and installed it. It runs fine on my
slink system. Try ldd and
Does anyone remember the old pkarc compression program? I have several
floppies full of programs that have been compressed with pkarc and
would like to recover them, but I seem to have lost the archiver. Is
there a debian package that can read pkarc's? (I know that the thing is
copyrighted so a co
I just got a new HD (17.2 gb) in preparation for upgrading my system to
potatoe when it is released. (I am also going to get a new DUAL PII mb
now that REAL smp is in the kernel).
My question is how to partition the disk. I probably need to dual boot
with windows 95 or NT (probably will use NT d
>
> I saw the new logo on www.debian.org and I'm curious..
> Exactly what is it supposed to symbolize?
>
> I don't have much of an artistic mind, but to me it looks like a pigs
> tail.
- --
>I do not care for it either. maybe there is more to >the logo (as a
>symbol) t
Check out www.infomagic.com.
The reason they no longer put Debian on their linux toolkit cd's (they
say) is that at 4 cd's it is now too large. So they now have a
SEPARATE debian 4 cd set. The latest (2.1r0x) will be out in August at
$15 (plus postage). You can subscribe for updates at $10 a p
> You know, I don't mean to rain on your parade too
> much, but I've read 2
> messages from you on different subjects talking
> about Potato being
> released "soon"...
>
> Let me start by saying whoever told you this was
> POSSIBLE is on crack.
> Why can we not release "soon"?
>
> * Our boot
When I installed debian 2.0 from CD I was asked what modules I wanted
configured into the kernel. These modules are called out in
/etc/modules. I have rebuilt the kernel using the kernel package
utility. This created a debian kernel-image package which I
installed, thus upgrading my kernel. (ne
|Just installed Debian 2.0, and now I have a question |about modules.
|I have managed to get isapnp setup my network card |properly. When I
|manually
|give:
| insmod /lib/modules/2.0.34/net/ 8390.0
| insmod /lib/modules/2.0.34/net/ne io=0x220 irq=11
|I get the message that the ne modules has b
use
this will get you a non-X login screen. You can then log in as root
an fix the problem.
_
DO YOU YAHOO!?
Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
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I know this question belongs properly in the netscape forums, but they
seem pretty MS-Windows oriented. I'm guessing many of you have had a
similar problem already (though I haven't seen anything recently on the
lists.)
Netscape 4.06 with 12
---
I know this question belongs properly in the netscape forums, but they
seem pretty MS-Windows oriented. I'm guessing many of you have had a
similar problem already (though I haven't seen anything recently on the
lists.)
Netscape 4.06 with 12
When I start X with XDM and log in the 'debian banner' stays in the
background of my desktop. I have to drag the xterm window around to
erase it. This did not happen in 1.3.1. (the banner was cleared
before the window manager started). It does not seem to matter which
window manager I use (tried
Hello. After a recent reboot, lilo didn't load. It went through the
memory
check, and then said: "Verifying DMI Pool Data .." and hung. I
booted
from a floppy, re-ran lilo, and it still does the same thing. Just
hangs.
Any ideas on what might be the cause of this? Tkanks
--
i'm trying to eliminate one partition (accidentally i made two swap
partitions.. i'm a newbie). ran fdisk, edited fstab so far so good.
rebooted ok. so far so good.
i typed df and the freed up space (25 megs) still doesn't show up.
any suggestions in fdisk? basically i deleted the partiti
I have the cheapbytes CD set. Contrib is on a separate CD from base
(all debian 2.0 cd's are like that). If I use the CD access method in
deselect I'll have to answer 'none' for the main selections since I
won't have that cd mounted (only one drive). If I do this and then
use UPDATE, won't this
Since I upgraded to hamm, only root is allowed to run pon.
/var/log/ppp.log reports that my user logon does'nt have permission to
open /etc/chatscripts/provider.
--open /etc/chatscripts/provider failed :access denied.
All users have read perm. What file is holding it back?
thanx,
Phil Dyer
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I change out my serial mouse for a ps2 mouse, and now my mouse
can't be found.
What do I do now?
-
In 'X': re-run XF86Setup and select /dev/psaux for your mouse port.
also set up a sym link between /dev/mouse->/dev/psaux
Dinesh Nadarajah wrote:
>
> Couple of questions concerning Debian Linux:
>
> 1. How can I install .deb packages in RehHat?
Not likely. There is a prog called alien that can install a rpm
package on Debian, but it doesn't work all the time. I don't know if
there is an equivalent for t
I think you might have to add /usr/local/lib to your shell path
variable.
I just installed a program that has a dynamically linked library. I
placed
the lib in /usr/local/lib and added "/usr/local/lib/" to /etc/ld.so.conf
and ran ldconfig as roo
As X usually starts in the HIGHEST supported resolution, it appears
that your config is broken for anything better than 320x240. This
usually happens when the server thinks that it does not have access to
enough video memory, or the proper clock rates. Run superprobe and
see what it finds. You m
My LAN card was NE-2000 PCI (Realtek
RTL-8029)
How to set up the Command Line
Argument on
ne2k_pci module? Does anybody has this
card too,
would you please share your experie
Are you using the netscape communicator or the navigator package?
Starting with version 4 the navigator package does NOT include the
mail reader, ONLY the browser. The communicator package includes the
browser, mail reader (icon is a little envelope at the lower right of
screen), and a composer (
1: the documentation for ppp is in the man pages, which you probably
have not installed?
2: the correct way to start ppp is 'pon connect-name' where
connect-name is the name of the service you gave when you ran pppconfig.
3. I seem to have a similar problem. The mystery became clear when I
start
The latest ftape package (I'm not sure but I think the debian ftape
package NOT THE DRIVER IN THE KERNEL supports the ditto 2g drive.) DO
NOT ENABLE FTAPE IN THE KERNEL CONFIG AND TRY TO BUILD IT IN. ENABLE
IT AS A MODULE BUT DON'T BUILD THE KERNEL MODULE. USE THE FTAPE
PACKAGE.
I read the sour
How big is your /tmp partition? (or is it /var/tmp?)
-
At 09:12 PM 9/17/1998 -0300, you wrote:
>Hi there ..
>
>I got a dselect freek (don't know where that came from) last week,
>I was trying to upgrade (proposed upgrades), when I got to
just try tar -xzvf filename.gz this will take care of everything at
once.
Hey All,
I downloaded some *.gz (midnight commander, leap database and
maxwell). I have followed the various instructions on extracting these
programs bu
Not only that, but I don't think that you can low level format a zip
drive, as you can with a floppy. You MUST buy preformatted zips,
which is why they come in PC and Mac flavors.
---
On Fri, Sep 18, 1998 at 09:56:49AM -0700, mjv wrote:
> Also, I
I just bought a new 19" monitor to replace my old 15". Now I can use
better than 1024x768 and be able to read it! But my 2m s3 card
probably has maxed out. I can get a pci s3v card with 4m for $40,
anyone have an idea which server will play, and what max res it will
give me? The monitor will sy
Date:
Sat, 19 Sep 1998 21:56:57 -0300
Ok let me correct myself. What you did was to highlevel format the
zip drive to work with a dos or mac file system (like doing a mkfs).
But you CANNOT lowlevel format a zip drive to increase it's capacity
as you can for a floppy. You have no control
I
certainly wish
to use Zip, and eventually Jaz with Linux, and in my extreme desire to
completely
seperate myself from the Microsoft dictatorship, I also wish to toss
the Fat16
format these disks have in favor of the far superior ext2.
---
You c
You can also add a line to /etc/fstab for /dev/fd0 with options to
set to user access without mounting the disk. That way anyone may
mount a floppy.
-
>
> I noticed when I'm logged in as a normal user (not root) I cannot
write
> to the floppy d
You need to load the isofs module. Add the line 'isofs' (without
''s) to /etc/modules. Make sure that usr/lib/modules/fs actually has
this module file in there! (It should, it comes with the default setup).
I installed Debian 2.0 from a
I am using an HP laser jet III that I got from a used computer store
for $225. It was a reconditioned unit. Works great with ghostscript
and magicfilter. For about $100 more I could have got the IIID
version which prints on both sides of the paper (too bad, I wish I got
a IIID before the last ba
Stupid answer try moving the monitor and see if anything changes.
You can get a video cable extension cord if necessary. Try plugging
the monitor into a different outlet, could be a power problem (like
having the monitor on the same line as a motorized appliance for
example). If there is a d
I have always been able to get a virtural terminal by typing
once the xdm process started.
---
Braden N. McDaniel writes:
> Now when I boot the machine, my monitor goes to sleep as soon as the
boot
> sequence has completed. I *think* this is b
Are there any utilities for formatting 1.44m floppies in an LS-120 (on
/dev/hdd)?
Also I have a custom kernel, how can I create a boot diskette which
will boot in the LS-120 drive? (my bios WILL boot a floppy in the
LS-120 drive, the debian 2.0 boot/rescue disks do work in the
LS-120...but how wer
I have a scsi controler card in my computer (adaptec 2920 aka
future-data) already compiled into the kernel (module actually). It
is connected to my scsi 4mm dat tape drive (works great, but slw
tape). Can I enable scsi emulation as well to drive an IDE CD-ROM
burner? Or will the REAL scsi dr
You have comcast right? I am also on comcast, but they just took over
jones intercable and have yet to 'upgrade their system' sometime next
year before they will offer us the service. Anyway I looked on
the comcast web site and found out some details on the service. There
was a line that sai
I have installed debian 1.3.1 r6 on my computer and (following the
directions from att worldnet for using linux with their ISP service)
attempted to get
my modem to dial out. I compiled support into the kernel for both slp and
ppp. During the boot phase the messages which scroll past the screen (
I modified the ppp.chatscript and ppp.options_out files along with
chap-secrets to reflect my ISP. Since I want to use my COM2 port to
connect to the modem I created a symbolic link from /dev/modem->/dev/ttys1.
Now when logged in as root I issue pon I still get the message this kernel
does not hav
>First, kudos to the Debian and Linux developers. I was given a
>PS/2 Model 80 (386 - Microchannel (MCA) machine) with an
>MCA IDE controller. I added a 2 GB IDE drive and an ATAPI
>CDROM. The debian installation went flawlessly!!! Both the
>hard disk and CDROM were recognized and usable.
>I'm
Thanks to everyone who replied. I'm sure my problem was the /dev/ttys1
instead of /dev/ttyS1.
I'll try this tonight.
I'd like to connect my modem to the linux machine and then have my two
windows computers access the internet via a local network to the linux box
using IP - Masquerading. Current
>> If you downloaded it not in .deb form, the patch for FAT32 support is
not
>> included... The .deb version does... I had to figure that out about 3
>> weeks ago..
>>
>I would really suggest not using .deb kernels. The reason they have FAT32
>support is because they are just the standard default
I finally got pon to start pppd and chat to connect to the internet via
modem. The first time I typed pon it dialed out, but this was after
playing with the commands manually from the command line. The next time I
booted the system and tried it again nothing happened. I typed ps and saw
that bo
>From memory I think that ttyS0 (com1) and ttyS3 (com 4) share the same
interrupt. That could be your problem. Go into your bios setup and insure
that these comm ports do NOT share interrupts. Usually interrupt 5 or 7
can be used for the third comm port.
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I may have the same tape drive as you. I find an IBM (made my archive
corp) DDS2 scsi tape drive at a ham radio flea market for $10. It works
fine thou it is slower than a QIC drive (but holds lots more). I am using
tar. To put more than one backup on a tape use the /dev/nst0 device (no
rewind
I finally got pon to start pppd and chat to connect to the internet via
modem. The first time I typed pon it dialed out, but this was after
playing with the commands manually from the command line. The next time I
booted the system and tried it again nothing happened. I typed ps and saw
that bo
> On Tue, May 26, 1998 at 10:15:58PM -0600, Lazar Fleysher wrote:
>> Is it possible to create a file system on a tape drive ( like on
>> mainframes) and use it as a disk? I know it is very slow, but is it
>> possible?
>
> That is really very sick and twisted to even think of such a thing...
> hmm I
>Richard Sevenich wrote:
>>
>> I just installed Hamm and am using kde as the desktop environment.
Attempting
>> to start netscape yields error message:
>> can't load library 'libXt.so.6'
>> The netscape version is one I used earlier under bo (netscape 4.05).
>> The library in the error mes
ifconfig will show a connection to ppp0 when the connection is
established. You could write a script that runs ifconfig every second or
so using grep to look for 'ppp0' and report when the link is up, then stop
itself.
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>I know this topic is hardly fresh, but I can't find the solution
>anywhere. You know the case -- installing to a large disk -- reboot and
>freeze at "LI". What how-to do I read to find the fix?
>
>Any suggestions would be great.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Michael
Eithor your bios does not support disks over
A while ago I tried to boot slackware a compaq deskpro here at work and
found that it would not boot using the standard boot disk. The problem, of
course, is that the machine does NOT have a floppy drive, it uses an LS-120
drive. Now I know that this drive is supported under linux as a removable
>ANy suggestions on how I can get PPP to recognize my com port? I just
installed linux on my
>system. I set pgm to tty1 (com2) (it was orignally on tty0) which is
where my mouse is. It
>it working. Neither PPP nor minicom will recognize cua2, Com3.
I was screwing this up in sort of the same wa
I created /dev/cua1 using the command
mknod -m 660 /dev/cua1 c 5 65
chown root.dialout /dev/cua1
which I got out of a book on Linux networking. Previously I was using
/dev/ttyS1 for outgoing connections. Is there any reason to use the cua
devices?
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On Tue, Jun 02, 1998 at 08:16:26PM -0500, the lone gunman wrote:
> It seems Slackware is often slow to adapt to new things...
> (e.g. FHS!)
Well, we are not even running the FHS yet so that's a bit unfair.
hamish
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There are five PPC subarchitectures of Linux:
* CHRP-compliant PowerPC machines
* PCI-based Power Macs
* PReP-compliant PowerPC machines
* Amigas with PowerPC upgrade cards
* 8xx embedded systems PowerPCs
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>I'm trying to create tar files less than 100Mb to fit on zip disks (by the
>way, my rebate arrived last week, only a year and a half & a class action
suit
>late).
The above comment reminds me.
Has anyone besides me bought some memory from comp-usa within the last 6
months and is STILL waiti
I will save the names and addresses of all who reply for possible
preparation of a legal response (maybe Janet Reno's office).
"Russ Cook" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 06/04/98 02:24:50 PM
To: Kenneth Scharf/PD/CoulterUS, debian-user@lists.debian.org,
debian-deve
On Fri, Jun 05, 1998 at 10:37:09AM +0100, Edward Betts wrote:
> hi, I wonder whether any body can help. i am trying to get my system
(halve
> bo, halve hamm) to dial-up the internet. yes it works, but only by
running
> pon as root. i want to have a cgi-script so that all my users on win95
boxes
> c
Paul Miller wrote:
>
> On Mon, 8 Jun 1998, Stephen Carpenter wrote:
>
> > They make permanant pits iinto the disk and can not be erased (well
ok...
> > they can be erased...just dip them in some acetone... but they can not
> > be erased AND re-used)
>
> After looking around on the net, I think that
The RTL8029 card is supported by the ne2000 driver in linux. You need to
re-compile your kernel. Invoke make menuconfig and under the network
options select the ne2000 driver. In the pre-2.0.34 kernels this is under
the ISA network card drivers since the ne2000 pci card uses the same
driver. Y
I have an old version of LyX on my bo system that I know I loaded off the
official 1.3.1 CD. I wanted to get the source package for LyX off the hamm
directory on the ftp site but I can't find it. If fact LyX doesn't seem to
be listed in the packages file for hamm, slink, or even bo! What happene
Come to think of it Redhat did put mount points under /mnt/ Being lazy I
usually mount everything (cd, floppies) under mount. But I did make mount
points of /A, /B, /CD, and now /bernie. The latter is for my bernoulli
drive, the first two for the floppys. I don't remember if /A: was legal.
Dos
I see that X servers can be set to run at 8,16,24, or 32 BPP. (also 2
and 4 but that's yuck!).
I know that the 8 bpp mode uses a map table to select 256 out of 2**16
or 2**18 colors, assuming that the card has 3 6 bit dac's, one for
each color. In 16 or 15 bit mode the access to the dac's is dir
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>One step at a time: anyone else moved to 2.0.35/36 >while
>retaining the rest of Hamm? I don't really want to >make the move
>to slink until a while after it moves to be "stable" >but I do need to
>make this move.
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It uses the NE2000 driver which requires the IO and IRQ parameters to be
specified. From Windoze I've verified the IRQ is 9 and the IO is 6C00.
After entering the values (io=0x6C00 irq=9) the system hangs. I'm not
exactly sure what I'm doing wrong this time. Any suggestions?
--
> I'm now using
>2.2.1 on hamm, also with no problems apart from the >need to change the
>port
>on /etc/printcap.
What software did you upgrade before going to 2.2.1? Are you running
anything as modules, and if so how did you configure this? I
downloaded 2.2.1 and tried to install it. My ethe
Paul Seelig wrote:
>
> On Tue, 9 Feb 1999, M.C. Vernon wrote:
>
> > RH is a commercially-based distro, so they can spend loads of cash
on
> > advertising etc, so they are the most popular, despite Debian's
inherantly
> > "free-er" nature, and techincal superiority
> >
> Redhat is a distribution
t; Cristov
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Kenneth Scharf [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 1999 6:57 AM
> To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: PCI Linksys card in Hamm
>
>
> >>>>
> It uses the
;
> -----Original Message-
> From: Kenneth Scharf [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 1999 6:57 AM
> To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: PCI Linksys card in Hamm
>
>
> >>>>
> It uses the NE2000
I upgraded my video card from an S3Virge to a Matrox Millenium with
8meg. After running SF86Setup and vidtune I couldn't get a full width
display. After some head scratching I copied the mode line from my
old config file to the new one and was back in business. I guess the
setup program attempts
>Any guesses as to what driver to use for this card >since it is not
>directly supported?
ne2k-pci.o
Find under pci ethernet devices in make config.
==
Amateur Radio, when all else fails!
http://www.qsl.net/wa2mze
Debian Gnu Linux, Live Free or .
_
I would like to give the on line irc at debian a try. What software
package would I use, and how to set it up to access the debian channel?
==
Amateur Radio, when all else fails!
http://www.qsl.net/wa2mze
Debian Gnu Linux, Live Free or .
Yup, that did it. I'm used to borland and ms c on dos and windows
that seem to pull in these lib's automagicly. I KNEW there was a
linker command to do this but couldn't find it. Where is this
documented, and what other lib's do I need to look out for?
Thanks for the help.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I moved my bernouli drive out of my windows nt desktop to make room
for a larger HD (only two drive bays). So I shoved it into the linux
machine sitting under the table. The linux machine is running smb so
I can have it share it's disk space and printer with the nt box (so
far this has worked fin
But TECO was the greatest, most programmable, powerful editor ever. If
only
it had run on a *NIX OS :-(
-
I remember when working at DEC being told that teco was more than an
editor, it was a language. Infact someone had written a StarTre
Windows and Linux can co-exist on the same disk drive without
problems. I have windows 95 and debian on different partitions of the
same disk. Windows / dos will ignore partition types 81, 82 ,83 etc.
What you need to do is to first partition the virgin disk under
windows (leaving room for linux
>>.
I bought some cheap PNP ide ne2000 compatible crds to setup a small net
work. My bios does not seeem to recognise the cards, but it does see my
pnp sound card. Is there anything I can do via debian to use these
cards?
The cards are made by LanStar. They were only $12 each so it
>>>
And some guy at MIT wrote a text editor in TECO...
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Hasler)
Dancing Horse Hill
Elmwood, WI
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Opps, yeah that's right. The ORIGINAL Emacs was written in Teco. RMS
must be more talented that I thought. Tec
>
I can think of no single individual that had as great an impact on the
daily life of the entire world. Whatever we were to become in the 20th
century, we would get there in the company of Edison.
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Although we may owe a lot to Edison, most of us choose to ignore
>>>.
Has anyone else had this problem?--
I upgraded to slink and compiled kernel 2.2.3 this weekend, no problems.
Then, as root--it's a standalone box--I fired up quake2. The screen
went blank and--first time I've seen this since escaping from MS--the
keyboard went dead. Completely
Does anyone know of 'free' version (ie: GPL'ed or similar) program
similar to Microsoft Project? Thanks for any ideas.
==
Amateur Radio, when all else fails!
http://www.qsl.net/wa2mze
Debian Gnu Linux, Live Free or .
_
DO YOU YAHO
My supervisor walked into my qube and started asking questions about
the computer in my office running linux. He asked which version of
Linux it was running (debian? whats that?) Seems that there is some
interest here in trying to use linux at least in a prototype here
because NT is to fragging b
>
Mmmh. www.seul.org comes to mind, but I am not sure if it relates to
Debian
at all. They seem to use RH 5.2 as a base.
The guy doing Geda is running debian
> ps. I wonder about your .sig - is there a meaning to this ?
> >`Rhubarb is no Egyptian god.'
>>
S
>Read the kernel HOWTO and compile support directly >into the kernel for
>ne2kpci. You probably don't want the driver to be >modular, unless you
>rarely need to use your nic, and you have limited RAM >resources.
There IS a good reason for NOT compiling stuff into the kernel that is
ALWAYS used,
In a message dated 3/22/99 10:21:50 AM Central Standard Time,
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> > Force of habit, I suppose Maybe it's time to remove the man
pages for
> > those programs that also have info pages, eh?
>
> Don't remove the manpages. And don't start an "info vs. man"
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