Ben Lutgens wrote:-
> On Sat, Aug 21, 1999 at 02:28:22PM +0900, Shinichi Miyazawa wrote:
> > Ｄｅｂｉａｎ用のＫＤＥの日本語化されてパッケージで、ｓｌｉｎｋ版は有りま
> > せんか？
> > 以下ののｆｔｐサイトにｓｌｉｎｋのフォルダーは有りますが、空で実態が有り
> > ません。
> > ftp://kde.tdyc.com/pub/kde/debian/dists
> Content-Description: Shinichi Miyazawa のカード
>
> Wow! wtf is th
Stephen Pitts wrote:-
> Hi! I'm trying to figure out what level of Japanese input support exists
> in Debian.
Not much to my knowledge, unless you install Debian-jp.
> Ideally, I'd like to be able to receive messages written in
> Unicode with mutt (via the mutt-ja package), and type messages/docu
Miles Bader wrote:-
>
> Thing's are quite a bit simpler if you just use emacs-20's built-in
> input methods -- they basically just work out of the box (as long as
> your emacs was compiled with the leim support enabled). Just do:
>
> (set-language-environment "Japanese")
>
> Then type C-\ (to
I have 2 PCI Planex ethernet cards in my machine, the first uses
"tulip.c" as its driver, and the second uses "de4x5.c".
When I inserted the second card today and rebuilt my kernel (no
modules), during boot-time initialization the tulip driver initializes
successfully as eth0, but the second drive
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-On-LAN, and the card itse
George Bonser wrote:-
>
> If both cards are PCI there really should not be a problem. Try swapping the
> order of the cards in the PCI bus and see if that helps.
Hmmm, yes they are both PCI - swapping the card order made no difference -
the same card gets recognised first, and the second one ign
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.
After doing a distribution upgrade from slink to potato, I keep
getting errors about /usr/lib/libslang.so not existing.
Doing "ldconfig /usr/lib" results in
ldconfig: warning: can't open /usr/lib/libslang.so (No such file or
directory), skipping
ldconfig: warning: can't open /usr/lib/libslang.s
Hi,
I've been trying to set up a Soundblaster ISA card under Debian. The
card (AWE64 I think) works fine under Redhat with sndconfig, albeit
with slightly different hardware. I have 4 IDE devices installed, 2
PCI NICs and a PCI ATI graphics card.
I'm using a modular 2.2.13 kernel. If I do the
Anthony Towns wrote:-
> The problem here is some weird bug in apt's analysis of which packages are
> mor important: it's deciding to remove perl-5.005 and keep data-dumper,
> instead of the other way around, for some reason.
>
> Easiest way to avoid this nastiness is to apt-get remove data-dumper
Henning Otte wrote:-
> > What kind of modem? Winmodems aren't supported. (In
> > general).
>
> How do I find out, if I've got a winmodem?
> (It's called 'ASKEY 56k Plug&Play Modem', it supports Rockwell K56flex,
> but not V.90)
Is it internal or external? You should have no probs with an exter
Jeronimo Pellegrini wrote:-
> socrates tmp$ telnet localhost 80
> telnet: could not resolve localhost/80: Temporary failure in name resolution
FWIW I have exactly the same problem. Just started recently. I have
a dial-up connection too. The problem only exists when I'm not
connected to the i
I get these messages trying to install recent versions of debconf:
monkey:/usr/src/gcc/build# dpkg -i
/var/cache/apt/archives/debconf_0.5.22_i386.deb
(Reading database ... 36741 files and directories currently installed.)
Preparing to replace debconf 0.5.25 (using .../debconf_0.5.22_i386.deb) ...
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 a machine
>
> I changed /
Hi,
I'm considering buying a digital camera or videocam, but am concerned
about being able to download the JPEG images to Linux. Of course, the
cameras come with a serial cable and software for downloading the
images to Windows.
Does anyone know if these cameras simply pass the JPEG data down th
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... Done
Buil
When I run Mutt and I receive a mail with 3 attachments, I see
something like:
[-- Attachment #1 --]
[-- Type: text/plain, Encoding: 7bit, Size: 0.4K --]
[blah blah blah]
[-- Attachment #2: test-cpp-if-2.patch --]
[-- Type: text/x-patch, Encoding: 7bit, Size: 0.8K --]
[-- text/x-patc
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
If you have a (fast) internet connection you should be OK. You can
download two or three floppies from Debian's web site, and that is all
you need to install. The rest of the distribution is downloaded from
the internet.
If you haven't got a fast connection, it can take a while. But I did
it on
I installed sawfish about 3 wks ago, and have installed a couple of
revisions of gnome panel since then. However, if I bring up panel
after starting sawfish, dragging a window becomes jerky and slow. I
don't remember this behaviour in WindowMaker. Somtimes, but not
always, panel complains about
First, thanks to Johnny and Stephan.
> You can start Gnome in two ways in your .xsession:
>
> start the panel
> start a windowmanager
>
> This will work, but will not be session managed.
>
> The smarter way is:
>
> gnome-session
>
> Gnome-session (and do NOT start a window manager manually be
Jim McCloskey wrote:-
> It works well for me.
>
> I'm running X 4.0.3 from testing, and version 0.99 of sawfish from
> testing. Version 1.0.55 of gnome-panel, also from testing,
Hi Jim,
It's a little weird. If I start panel in my .xsession before sawfish,
everything is snappy like you'd expec
Josef Dalcolmo wrote:-
> Hello,
>
> I am getting a "neighbor table overflow message" during installation of
> woody from 2001-11-09 and also afterwards
> Does anyone know where this message comes from?
This usually means you are not configuring the loopback interface, or
not configuring it first
I just finished playing xmame in full screen mode, and coming out of
full screen mode messed something up. X died, and gdm was respawned.
However, interestingly, the virtual consoles 1-6 are now screwed; if I
switch to them I see a mess of mostly green and black in graphics
mode. Everything stil
Shaul Karl wrote:-
> I do not know what gone wrong.
>
> As for having a vt reset without rebooting, try issuing a reset command
> (reset) after logging in. Ignore the fact that you might not see this
> command while you keying it in.
Thanks, but I'd already tried that. No luck; it stays in gr
Stephen Gran wrote:-
> Hello all,
> While running chkrootkit, I got this message (among a bunch of others
> saying nothing found):
>
> Searching for t0rn's default files and dirs... nothing found
> Searching for t0rn's v8 defaults... Possible t0rn v8 (or variation)
> rootkit installed
>
> and
>
Stephen Gran wrote:-
> Sorry, bad form to have to reply rather than include the info in th
> original message, but hindsight and all that. A few things I have
> done to try to see if t0rn is in fact present:
> lsof|grep LISTEN:
> portmap273 root4u IPv4303 TCP *
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: uppercase=bad)
||/
Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:-
> # dpkg --get-selections|sed -e 's/deinstall$/purge/'|dpkg --set-selections
> # apt-get dselect-upgrade
>
> what this does is find packages that were removed but not purged and purges
> them.
That doesn't appear to do what I want. The mutt-i package is not flagged
"
> (Ironically, the reason I want to get rid of gcc-2.95 entirely and use
> only gcc-3.x is that I'm a GCC maintainer, and want to do lots of testing
> with the 3.x series. If the solution to this dependancy mess involves
> destroying gcc-doc, that's fine with me; I have many copies of the GCC
> ma
If I open an rxvt window or xterm, which for me defaults to LANG=C,
and do
echo < foo
instead of getting
bash: foo: No such file or directory
I get
bash: foo: ??
If I set LANG to en_GB, it doesn't help. If I set LC_MESSAGES to
en_GB, I then get the
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.
> >
> h:
>
> echo '__LINE__' | cpp-3.0 -P
> 1
>
> looks like you c
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