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Where would I put this (shell) script? I know that Debian has rules
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Could someone smarter and wiser than me (90% of this list fills at
least 1 catorgory) please shine his or her light on wether this would
theoretically work?
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To save the file as AVI I reccomend swf2avi. You should be able to
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ing: you'd get half of the old file and half of the new
one).
To prevent this the filesystem should be locked as read only in some
kind of way or the source should be booted from a live CD (or an OS on
another partition).
I'd advise the live CD, but it requires a restart.
I have no experi
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Can't you compress it on the client machine?
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Hard links are used to make decent chains, like the chain to a boat anchor.
Decorative chains are usually made of a much softer material, so the
links in them could be decribed as soft links...
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't enough you may want to try -hardframedrop. It's a
nasty one, for it doesn't bother with detecting the "borders" between
frames, so there will be some blocks and errors on your screen.
If you want to solve this better, but more difficult you could compile
Mplayer for your system. I have done this once (divx on a 166 P1 is
possible) but I could only do it because my mate helped me and he is
verry good at that shit.
Hope it helps
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(dunno wich exactly). It's like trying to remove the MD5 checsum of
something: you can't.
However: your problem will be solvable and the guys who know how to do
this are already busy.
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help The firs thing is the modem! then the network card! There are failry basic
thigns It's not a winmodem a normal modem hanign off com2 ie. ttys2. But linxu
won't see it.
how do I start
problem solving?
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ie. a
stable hamm? Will that be 2.1 or is that coming later?
Should I really wait for the stable release? Seeing as I am not
desperate to upgrade?
1.2 rex
1.3 bo
2.0 hamm?
Info please!
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>> On Mon, 29 Jun 1998, Paul Miller wrote:
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>> > How can I boot WinNT4 using LILO or boot Linux using WinNT?
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nichi Miyazawa のカード
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> Wow! wtf is this! lol!!!
It's a standard Japanese message, and I can read it perfectly in Mutt
. He's asking if there's a Debian Slink version of Japanese KDE,
mentioning that at the above ftp site there is a directory for it, but
the directory is empty.
Any ideas?
Neil.
ny and all who can shed light on this for me.
I found Craig Oda's stuff very informative about the issues behind a
Japanese setup:-
http://tlug.linux.or.jp/~craigoda/writings/linux-nihongo/
but the bit about emacs and canna didn't work for me; luckily what was
detailed in my book was a tad simpler and did work. If you get close,
I may be able to help with the finishing touches.
頑張ってね。
Neil.
e the next character. I
found it a constant battle to use, whereas canna is just very smooth.
Also, Emacs's dictionary seems very limited - nihongo is not
recognised as a word, but gets split as Nihon and hiragana go! I may
be using it wrongly, of course.
Neil.
eth0, but the second driver fails with:-
eth1: region already allocated at 0xe400
because that I/O port was grabbed by the tulip driver.
Is there a way around this, or can I not use these two cards in
the same machine? I can't see any jumpers or switches that might
change either I/O port on the cards.
Cheers,
Neil.
Peter Iannarelli wrote:-
> Hello Neil:
>
> via the card configuration tool from the manufacturer,
> you should be able to change the IRQ and I/O mapping
> for the card(s) in question.
>
> Peter
Hi Peter,
Literally all that came in the box was a manual, a cable for
Wake
ust ignore the second one
(presumably because they share I/O address). Using the other Dec
driver, with which it seems compatible too, was what actually threw up
an error message, making me think that was the true driver.
Neil.
into a file on the root filesystem, were
unsuccessful - I got "out of space errors", or the file I was trying to
create was only 0 bytes.
Thanks in advance for any help. Shouldn't Deb auto-detect my ethernet card,
or at least prompt me for the driver diskette?
Regards,
Neil Conway
Microsoft - Soft and limp?
Hi Everyone,
My name is Dave Neil. I'm working on the Corel Linux OS.
I would like to comment on what we at Corel will be doing with regards to joint
development with Debian. To help do this I'll respond to Mark's message.
Mark Phillips wrote:
> I just received the Debian
Does anyone know if there's an archive of old Debian src packages anywhere?
I'm looking for lilo_17 as I need to recompile for partition-rewrite support
which has been disabled in later versions.
Neil Parry
Department of Computing & Communications
University of Lincs &a
I have found a bug in some software that causes it to segfault.
However, there is no core file to use with gdb. Why is a core file
not generated / how do I force one?
Thanks,
Neil.
g1" it tells me I already have the
newest version, so I'm not quite sure where to go from here. I
daren't reboot without sorting this out as libslang is in the base
distribution, and quite a few upgrades did not go smoothly because of
this libslang problem.
Any advice appreciated.
Neil.
fine.
What am I missing? Thanks in advance for any hints.
Neil.
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> > > How about a SVGALIB based program? That should fit on a floppy.
> > > Now we have a possible three!:) dselect, xse
Has anyone any exprience of compiling tclmidi
on a debian system ? I cannot find a package.
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Thanks to all who responded, problem solved.
Some time ago I had a trouble with
with color-ls. I had put bash.rc's and bash_profile's
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A clear out and fresh start has worked wonders,
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machines. I've tried formatting the disk on the PC in question,
using different disks, writing the disk image from Linux (dd) and from
DOS (rawrite2), downloading resq1440.bin again... any ideas??
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Michael Meskes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > There is a loophole if there is a file-system problem on the root
> > partition. /etc/init.d/boot will drop you into a root shell if the
> > root partition has serious errors on it. Maybe there
doc useful, and it seems to be safe
provided you told xf86config (in the xbase install in debian 0.96R6)
the correct hsync and vsync frequencies for your monitor. (Get ready
for Ctrl+Alt+Backspace if not. :-) More details in the XF86Config man
page if you feel brave.
Neil.
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I am trying to create a dumby package for qmail, I have created a ctl file
from the template (the attached file), then when I do 'equivs qmail.ctl' I
get the output shown below
thanks
Neil
dh_testdir
touch build-stamp
dh_testdir
dh_testroot
dh_clean -k
# Add here commands to i
adding the source and change the package line has fixed it,
thanks for the fast response
Neil
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> "Neil Grant" <[
ail
or build a dummy package with equivs that provides mta, so that apt will
uninstall exim say qmail is installed - then you just compile and install
qmail
however I havent managed to get apt to accept my dummy package instead of
exim
N
is to apt-get remove data-dumper
> first.
Is there an easy way here to see which package is at the root of the chain of
dependencies and causing problems? I found it by trial-and-error, but it can
be terribly opaque.
Neil.
ternal or external? You should have no probs with an external
one. Internal ones are more likely to give problems.
Neil.
> The Compaq product (dis)appears to be even worse, more of a proof of
> concept thing.
from what I have heard on the linux psion list compaq is quite strong in its
support for linux handhelds - due to not wanting to rely on winCE
interesting links...
http://handhelds.org/
http://alllinuxdevice
cted to the internet. As soon as pppd is up, the problem
vanishes, and it reappears when I disconnect.
I haven't a clue either.
Neil.
er
to prevent this from happening.
I am polling two separate POP3 servers with a "timeout" setting of 120
seconds, using an unmodified /etc/diald/standard.filter.
TIA,
Neil Darlow.
g condition (rpcinfo returning non-zero).
The RPC services are working. I can talk between virtual consoles.
All I've done recently is install security updates and packages from
the official CD-ROMS (2.2 r0). Does anyone have any idea as to why
this is happening?
TIA,
Neil Darlow.
A long time ago, in a galaxy far... far away, Neil Darlow wrote:
> My potato system has started warning that portmapper isn't running
> during the execution of /etc/init.d/inetd at boot.
Further investigation shows that most of the time rpcinfo returns
program 10 not availab
On 11/10/00, 6:57:06 PM, Eileen Orbell wrote:
> I need a little help with apache and setting up the following code to
> run. At this moment it is contained in my .hmtl file and nothing happens
> other than the other html code I have in there
>
at least it will work properly.
Are we talking XFree86-3.3.x and XF86_S3V server here?
I use S3 Virge/DX cards and follow the recommendation for using the
XF86_SVGA server. The XAA features work nicely and a hardware cursor is
implemented. A good compromise.
Regards,
Neil Darlow.
th diald and the kernel docs also have
something on this.
Regards,
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Just add yourself to group "dialout".
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On 11/16/00, 6:53:26 PM, Marcelo Chiapparini wrote:
> I am running a fres
rce-wise, I prefer lightweight window managers. I use Sawmill but
I suggest you experiment and find what suits you.
You can do most configuration from the GNOME Control Center applet
which allows you to switch between window managers and run their own
configuration tools.
Regards,
Neil Darlow.
re stable kernel e.g. 2.2.17 final. I haven't done this
myself yet.
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comment associated with TTYMODE says change to 600 to make mesg n
the default.
If I execute mesg y on the remote machine I can talk to it. What am I
missing here?
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stalled
> > the zip packed but as written above whatabout unzip?
> there's a package named unzip too
It's in non-free so won't be on the Official CDROM set.
I use the zip-crypt and unzip-crypt packages which are in non-US.
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e 5.6 installed as the default, but as you can see it's still looking
in the 5.005 directory for stuff.
How do I change the @INC default path to the correct one?
Neil.
Hi Alex,
This is almost always caused by not having a loopback interface. If
you haven't, make sure the first interface you configure is lo.
Neil.
Alex McCool wrote:-
> Helpp
>
> What is neighor table overflow??
>
> I'm getting this after changing the IP addr of
mode? I
usually just run it from an xterm, but there have been no ill-effects thus
far.
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serial line, or is there some special camera-specific protocol they
use (rendering it useless without special software)? In the former
case, how would I capture the data coming down the serial line?
Thanks for any information or advice,
Neil.
Hi all,
Thanks for the very useful info. With this, and having found
gphoto.org and noticing gphoto comes with Debian, I have everything I
need to buy a camera that works with Linux.
Cheers,
Neil.
I'm running the latest potato, but if upgrade something to the latest
and greatest, I tend to get the following error:
debconf: failed to initialize Dialog frontend
debconf: falling back to Text frontend
How can I fix this?
Neil.
I use Japanese Debian, and ever since pools were introduced I've not
been able to update many packages at all without download errors, and
new revisions seem to be far less frequent.
Here is a typical apt-get example:-
monkey:/home/neil# apt-get install modutils
Reading Package Lists...
ts too.
I couldn't find anything in the manual apart from auto_view in the
muttrc, but that seems to be about converting non-text to text. Here
I just want to see all the text attachments at once.
Thanks,
Neil.
> Subject: Re: ttyS3 permissions
> Date: 28 Jan 2001 10:29:46 -0600
> From: John Hasler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
>
> Neil Youngman writes:
> > Ouch, that's nasty. Is there a workaround other than adding something to
> > the cr
This is what apt-get -s gives:-
monkey:/home/neil# apt-get -s dist-upgrade
Reading Package Lists... Done
Building Dependency Tree... Done
Calculating Upgrade... Done
The following packages will be REMOVED:
intlfonts-japanese intlfonts-japanese-big xbase-clients xdm xfonts-100dpi
xfonts-75dpi
Hey all,
I have this P75 with 500MB HD and 16Mb RAM just sitting there
doing nothing (unwanted present from friend) so I'm going to install
Debian on it.
I was wondering has anyone managed to install debian on such a spec
machine with an X server. Is it even feasible?
Thanks in advance,
t I did
it on a 56K modem...
Neil.
[Sorry, my Japanese input is broken at present]
Nakatani Yoshitaka wrote:-
> 古いパソコンにlinuxをインストールしようとしている者です。
> 私の古いパソコンにはCD-ROMドライブが無く、フロッピーディスクドライブしか無いのです。
> debianはフロッピーのみでインストールできるという話を耳にしたのですが、
> それは本当なのでしょうか。
> その古いパソコンというのは DynaBook GT475
r has an idea on how it might be
done.
Have you looked at CUPS ? It makes printing trivially easy. Also,
setting it up to share the printer over Samba is a piece of cake. You
should be able to install it with apt-get. Check out the website at:
http://ww
hard drive, but I don't
have them handy -- so tell me if they'd be helpful and I'll dig them up.
TIA,
Neil Conway
htly in advance, but...)
Why won't your basic Samba from stable do what you need? It works for
me, with Win2k clients!
Neil
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Hey all, a Newbie here. Love Debian, but I noticed
some things were not installed by default using the
"simple" package install. On debian.org, some mention
is made of this fact, but no detailed list of what is
and isn't. For instance, telnetd and ftpd were
nonexistent after install (I know, I k
You may find this old trick works. Create a "captive account", one that
does not have a regular shell, rather runs a command - in this case
/usr/sbin/shutdown. The account name might be "shutdown". Give it a
password that makes sense in your home.
>
> How can I give my users or a group permision
nappy, but Sawfish
is a bit limited :-(
I know Sawfish is compliant, so what could be wrong?
I'm running the latest debian unstable, XFree 4.1.
Neil.
all gnome-session and see if it helps. If it does, I tend to
think it is a bug that running panel from an rxvt causes such
sluggishness; it really is unusable.
If it doesn't help, well something else is wrong :-)
Neil.
aining issue is where does Gnome get its window
manager list from? It only lists Windowmaker, and if I try and add
sawfish it segfaults. I would have thought this should be handled by
the sawfish install scripts, but maybe not.
Thanks,
Neil.
ce, or
not configuring it first.
Neil.
still works; I can log in and out there, but I can't
see anything useful.
What's gone wrong here, and how can I reset them without rebooting?
Thanks,
Neil.
wfish WM;
sawfish (I presume) dies; I get thrown back to gdm, and the 6 ttys are
hosed. Can anyone else reproduce this? It's fully reproducable for
me.
Neil.
> rootkit installed
>
> and
>
> Searching for suspicious files and dirs, it may take a while...
> /usr/lib/xemacs-21.4.1/lisp/.cvsignore
Have you looked inside this file? It's on my system too. It's a
harmless text file.
Neil.
cups
2401/tcp opencvspserver
22273/tcp openwnn6
but only SSH and SMTP are visible outside my LAN (as verified by
various firewall testing web sites).
Neil.
On 03/06/2002 at 19:54:28, Arthur H. Johnson II said:
> Why dont you just create the symlinks yourself. Its what I do.
Because that's dirty. Use Debian's update-rc.d utility instead.
Regards,
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of /etc/rcN.d or /etc/init.d is required. The utility also makes
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This is the output of a couple of dpkg commands on my system:-
monkey:/home/neil# dpkg -l "mutt*"
Desired=Unknown/Install/Remove/Purge/Hold
| Status=Not/Installed/Config-files/Unpacked/Failed-config/Half-installed
|/ Err?=(none)/Hold/Reinst-required/X=both-problems (Status,Err: upp
want. The mutt-i package is not flagged
"deinstall"; in fact only 2 or 3 unrelated packages are. It has never been
installed on my system.
Neil.
I use csh so I'm not
exporting the path).]
Does anyone have any ideas?
Neil
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o do this?
TIA,
Neil
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u can also search via dpkg -l. See the man pages.
>
> $ apt-get search xfontsel
> E: Invalid operation search
>
> dpkg -l searches only in package headers:
>
> $ dpkg -l xfontsel
> No packages found matching xfontsel.
>
> Maybe search options where added after potato was released?
I normally use apt-cache search when lookign for packages.
Reagrds
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many copies of the GCC
> manual already. :-)
Takes two to tango 8-). I just let CVS GCC install itself in
usr/local after a "make install", and then it's first on the path
anyway.
Neil.
is started to annoy me.
Thanks,
Neil.
FWIW a typical "env" when getting the '?' is as follows:
PWD=/home/neil
COLORFGBG=15;0
WINDOWID=35651586
PAGER=jless
HOSTNAME=monkey
LESSCLOSE=/usr/bin/lesspipe '%s' '%s'
LESSOPEN=| /usr/bin/lesspipe '%s&#
from "man make-kpkg":
--flavour foo
This option is now deprecated in favour of
--append_to_version.
--append_to_version places modules in the place you expect,
and coexists well with modules. I use it all the time.
-neil
On Fri, Dec 28,
Romain Lerallut wrote:-
> You can run *any* text through cpp (not just C program sources, I use it
> for my Fortran codes:)
That's not true, certainly in GCC 3.0.
Neil.
Romain Lerallut wrote:-
> > Romain Lerallut wrote:-
> >
> > > You can run *any* text through cpp (not just C program sources, I use it
> > > for my Fortran codes:)
> >
> > That's not true, certainly in GCC 3.0.
> >
> > Neil.
> >
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