nk that dialup should be included in the base.
However, I did run into problems when everything needed was not
downloaded. I had a few things broken at times. Once I built a "mirror",
I reinstalled to a clean drive. It was all very educational.
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le plug-and-play and choose
fixed I/O addresses and IRQ levels. To use it with w95, I have to
install it as an NE2000-compatible and specify the settings, but it
works well with Linux this way.
Hope this helps.
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Linux wouldn't exist without it. It's called gcc. Use dselect to select
it and install it. If you don't have dselect, you need to switch to
Debian Linux.
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sometimes the clear command solves it
sometimes I logout and login again
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I went back to /rex-fixed/binary/base/ and used dpkg -i mod* to fix this
for the time being. I had no idea the problem existed until I rebooted
and modprobe was gone. It could have happened anytime in the last week.
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Because of this or some related problem, my samba got broken. It doesn't
accept passwords from the win95 client. My temporary workaround is at
ftp://ftp.greenbush.com/pub/samba/
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Marisol
Marisol,
If you CD is a straightforward copy of the ftp archive:
Look in /debian/stable/disks* directories for complete instructions for
your architecture.
If you don't find it there check at ftp.debian.org or a mirror site.
If you need further help, be sure to indicate wha
ort:
rm /dev/modem
ln -s /dev/cua3 /dev/modem
and various packages configured for /dev/modem continue to work as
expected.
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Craig Sanders wrote:
>
> On Wed, 19 Mar 1997, Paul Wade wrote:
>
> > > It mentioned /dev/modem, which I don't appear to have. Have I missed
> > > a package somewhere? Help!
> >
> > /dev/modem is usually a soft link
> >
> > for example my mo
write: I/O error
>
> Does anyone know the reason for this?
>
> Oliver Elphick
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rawrite simply transfers a "raw" image. If the image was a dos floppy, it
would have a dos directory.
Paul Wade
use dselect
most are in devel section and described appropriately
libc4-dev, kernel-headers, etc.
Make sure the headers match the lib versions you run.
Paul
On Thu, 20 Mar 1997, Pete Poff wrote:
> Hi,
> could anyone tell me where to find and what file to get, that has all
> the basic in
Perhaps more specific information is needed. If you have machines
a.foo.com and b.foo.com, the nameserver for foo.com would normally sort it
out for you. Chances are that doesn't answer your question and you are
trying to do more than that.
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Use modconf and add the serial module. It's under misc on the modconf
menu.
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On Sat, 29 Mar 1997, Peter Yarych wrote:
>
>
> Hello all
> I just installed D
I have .bashrc setup for remote login differences. I also have executable
scripts in my home directory to account for other differences. I usually
give them single-letter names because I am not a great typist.
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Linux
m the device drivers. This is
available from the rescue disk. If the system is booted it is the modconf
command. The iso9660 support is also selected this way. If you have
unecessary drivers selected, it will take a long time to boot.
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like it's been growing.
Check the debian-lists directory at ftp.debian.org .
If you download the latest one, you can get some email addresses of
participants.
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only use 95 with a 3-D home designer program or to export data
from old files. I have it limited to a 233 mb drive and am almost ready to
move it to an old 105 mb Seagate.
On some of my other systems, I have to use a boot floppy because the
Linux partition is huge and is not located in the
o our project. :-)
>
> (a book would be nice to have though)
>
> Cheers,
>
> - Jim
Last September, I went through the process of putting dpkg and dselect on
a system that was initially Red Hat with lots of stuff compiled and
installed afterwards. It was no easy chore.
for your copy of bo.
2) use dpkg to install modutils.
Since you are using bo, you should get used to running dpkg without
dselect. Write if you need more help with it.
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y want more speed, the first things to optimize are kernel
(including modules) and libraries. Notice that many programs that rely on
libc are fairly compact. I'm sure many of them spend more time in library
functions than the program code itself.
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just installed Slackware version old.old". They must be getting it from
cereal boxes or something.
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really means "Devil".
> 2. The code names are all characters in "Toy Story".
> 3. It's a government conspiracy.
>
> Bruce
If you add Bruce's PGP key to the ASCII sum for Debian and subtract the
name of the poster who started t
networking up
so I could finish the install.
I just noticed that my timezone is even set wrong.
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up some unknown owner:group combinations. This
could possibly be prevented by checking against the base passwd and group
files.
As far as building programs in general goes, I think everybody should do a
make of Perl at least once. It is a great example of how to configure,
build, test, and install
A limited dselect tool would be a good example - it would work
on any tty and allow spacebar paging for long lists. You could use it to
install the support needed for a higher-level user interface.
I chose Perl as a starting point. That doesn't mean I would't build an
equivalent C vers
pendency level:
cd /mirrors/debian/local/level1
dpkg -i *.deb
cd ../level2
dpkg -i *.deb
cd ../level3
dpkg -i *.deb
or just put symlinks in the levelN directories:
cd /mirrors/debian
ln -s contrib/binary/package.deb level1/package.
packages takes
way too long on my 386-40 or 486-66. When dselect is loaded, it locks the
database. You can't use it as a viewer/selector and run dpkg on another
console at the same time.
When do you want it ready? Probably yesterday, like me.
>
> On Thu, 3 Apr 1997, Pau
It's in section devel. It's called make. Maybe you need to set the dselect
access method and update the list of packages.
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where it stands by the Alpha file dates. I don't have an Alpha to
play with yet, but I've been mirroring it for my CD's.
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.7 808 280 3 S 16:46 0:00 /sbin/getty 38400 t
root 8038 0.0 4.0 944 420 p2 R 16:57 0:00 ps -aux
root 11667 0.0 0.3 80436 ? SApr 1 0:00 /sbin/kerneld
sysadmin 7973 0.0 7.5 1600 776 p2 S 16:28 0:00 -bash
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te:
libgpm1
libc5
ncurses-base
Get them also from unstable if necessary.
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S
If you have nfs installed properly and permission to mount the remote
filesytem:
mount -t nfs foo:/public /mnt/debian
would work if machine foo was exporting /public and you had created a
directory /mnt/debian.
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p://server/docs/ and websites could be emulated locally
for test purposes. The caching proxy server feature of apache is nice,
also.
I would appreciate any input from people re what they need most in special
kernels. I could also use a good www survey/voting package if anybody has
recommendations.
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indows for Workgroups network and have it recognize that there is
> another computer on the network to connect to?
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o linux, so (once again..)
> I'm sure this is user error.
>
> Any suggestions out there?
>
> TIA!!
>
You need to mount the CD as filesystem type iso9660 so the filenames will
be complete.
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I mean if I say ./foo or ../foo for a link in the dialog
box, that's what I want in the html.
BTW - It's also a piece of [EMAIL PROTECTED] on the same box under win95.
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d with ne2000 working.
/etc/modules add line:
ne
/etc/conf.modules add line:
options ne io=0x300
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e new bash.
>
> Than take dselect and select `[C]onfigure' or enter the approbiate
> command line (dpkg -).
>
> Or wait for a new release of the bind package ;-)
I can't seem to find a '}' anywhere near line 120.
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e after you look this over and we will try to get you connected.
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pk managers ?
You need the debian alien and rpm packages to install rpm's on your
system.
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The only shortcoming I have run into with ae as a base editor is the lack
of a basic search command.
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On Fri, 11 Apr 1997, Alexander Koch wrote:
> Quoting Paul Wade ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> [...]
> > > My problem is that I take the resc1440.bin and write it to disc (with dd)
> > > and when it comes to boot it just does nothing and the mbr of /dev/sda
> > > (lilo)
boot so pnp setup is done before modules are
loaded?
Are you sure the i/o address and IRQ are not conflicting?
How about doing a pnpdump > pnpinfo and emailing it to me? I will get back
to you between innings (Red Sox are on).
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ad,
> and then ftp it back in binary mode, thus munging the end of lines, and
> then call me again for help, asking why there are all of these funny ^M's
> on the end of their lines. Argh.
Tell them to install joe. If they can't figure out how to use
ftp.greenbush.com on
4/6/97, I think in /pub/bodisks. Help yourselves. It's T-1 bandwidth.
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in /usr/src/netscape, gunzipped it, untarred it and used the
install script that is now included. I manually removed some older
versions first.
It's still very beta.
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make it faster.
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Bruce,
Have you posted anything here or elsewhere about your journey to
the "primary" coast? If not, please tell us about it. Did you "debianize"
the audience?
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user config is allowed, it would be placed on their menus, too.
For now, I am trying to build a list of such config commands as I
encounter them.
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On Sat, 12 Apr 1997, Maarten Boekhold wrote:
> > On Sat, 12 Apr 1997, Paul Wade wrote:
> >
> > > I would love to be able to hit the F3 (view) key in mc
> > > on a .deb file and get a nice summary of control info and status.
> >
>
> I don't know
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> 8<--->8
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ld include these *config scripts. Also, it might be useful to add
> something to the README saying that the *config scripts need to go in the
> menus.
>
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>
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ible explanation: my EISA config was out of sync
> with reality, because someone had nicked memory from the machine.
> I have since run the EISA config utility and fixed it.
>
> TIA,
> Alastair Gregory
Unless you don't have (enough) swap space. Use the free command to see
what
I wait an hour or three for responses and I begin.
>
> Alexandre
>
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tions. From what I remember,
I believe that one potential problem involved the proper locking and
unlocking of the resource. If it was only accessed as a ttyS*, the problem
was eliminated.
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Mon, 14 Apr 1997, Richard L Shepherd wrote:
> On Sat, 12 Apr 1997, Paul Wade wrote:
> >
> > 4/6/97 I put a copy at ftp.greenbush.com, look in /pub/bodisks. The files
> > are dated by time of transfer, but they are the 4/4 set.
> >
> > > I have the same problem
n opportunity send it to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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n install the binaries on the
slower ones.
afterthought - the previously mentioned "collection/unpack" phase would
help in 2 other ways:
binary-all might be on the other CD
unstable contains symlinks to frozen and/or stable (other CD)
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e* commands - however, I don't recommend it unless it's a last resort.
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card that is widely supported. I paid $18 for new ethernet cards last
year.
If you always get the same IP address, then it is static. Write it down
and use it as your machine IP for Linux.
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ple question. What does RTFM mean? I lost my code book.
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etween serial devices and host ports.
You may be able to run fine with the -L option if your terminal has
adequate buffer memory or you drop the baud rate.
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t; which is in its own debian package. Highly recommended. A lot of
> FAQ-s are found on an ftp-site actually called rtfm.mit.edu. Also
> worth a visit.
This helps, but leads me to wonder: I have an IBM keyboard and it has a
row of keys labeled F1....F12?
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wo Ethernet cards and I have managed to get it to
> recognise both but I can't seem to get it to talk to the Win95 machine. I
> only have one IP address for the two machines, so do not know what to do with
> the second.
>
> Any pointers?
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I guess, but it didn'tused to do it.
>
> My thanks to anyone who can help.
>
> Curt
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> Trouble?
hy not start a
collection of these so the user can get some system information using the
same interface?
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On Tue, 10 Jun 1997, Bruce Perens wrote:
> From: Paul Wade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > The apache/dwww/lynx combo doesn't need X.
>
> Try using "boa" instead of apache. It's _much_ smaller, and faster
> than apache. However, "lynx" itself can e
lloy deciding
> which packages to include and which packages not to include.
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On Mon, 16 Jun 1997, Bruce Perens wrote:
> From: Paul Wade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Re: stupid non-free restrictions
> >
> > Is there anything in non-free that can't be given away?
>
> I'd suggest you read the licenses in there really carefully. We d
( I took out all the extra cc's on this thread. You're welcome. )
On Mon, 16 Jun 1997, Dale Scheetz wrote:
> Be very careful here. You have made the common blunder when thinking about
> non-free. It has absolutely nothing to do with money! The fact that you
> are not intending to sell the CD doe
tuff
> are in a Debian package.
They are. If they aren't in the dwww menu, they should be. I really
mentioned LDP as an example. I mirror it because the maintainer made it
clear I may do so and provided a username/password for the master ftp
site.
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> >> > I've searched through the dpkg info and man pages and haven't found any
> >> > way to do this (I might be blind, though). Is there anyway to do it with
> >> > out doing
> >> >
> >> > dpkg -R /tmp/ file.deb
> >> >
> >> > and then moving the one
oblem?
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hat scans 19000 newsgroups for domain
names in order to catch these people. They usually do this in the porno
groups and the email volume is high as a result.
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e ISP that I did it for still had a problem with his
original lines (Cisco router and NT Tacacs authentication). Goes to show
that Linux systems are better than those ready-made boxes.
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On Wed, 18 Jun 1997, Sudhakar Chandrasekharan wrote:
> Talking of spam - Have you folks ever wondered how they never want to
> sell anything that is worth buying? All the spam that I have got seem
> to belong to one of the following categories -
>
> * Make money fast (rehash of the old pyramid s
On Wed, 18 Jun 1997, Dale Scheetz wrote:
> On Wed, 18 Jun 1997, Paul Wade wrote:
>
> > Seriously, I think they are fishing in the wrong place for idiots.
> >
> The "snagg rate" can be very low and still be "very" profitable when the
> "cost of
On 18 Jun 1997, Emilio Lopes wrote:
> >>>>> "PW" == Paul Wade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> PW> A list server that requires a password somewhere in the message
> PW> and removes it before remailing would be nice.
>
> Maybe a just header.
most ISP's block
all messages and traffic from those IP numbers. I do think that
'technically challenged' is appropriate for some ISP's here in Maine, USA.
They don't know how to setup a nameserver or block traffic.
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eople
use it, so it's easier to get help.
> Any info about the best newsfeed program for a slow link?
Someone else can answer this one.
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> Subject: Re: Are spammers subscibing to the lists?
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> On 18 Jun, Paul Wade wrote:
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everal accounts in my domains,
including minor schoolchildren.' The ISP's seem to be sensitive to this
wording.
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2.168.1.2 w95sux.my.net
#192.168.1.2 w95sux
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>
> This is rather urgent as I see it!
>
> John Foster
>
> System Administrator (in training!?)
> Net-Trek/Cynergy
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est howto's, including
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re correct.
ifconfig will tell you this.
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> please, fuckas?
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The copy of my previous message to you bounced because your From: address
is invalid.
If you want to send an unsubscribe message you need to have the right
address set up in your 'Pegasus for Windows' mailer.
I have tried to make a good guess as to what address to send this to as
you can see from
would be a convenience to me, but I would rather spend the
money on hardware. I have a lot of 'obsolete' hardware that is still
productive. I can't say the same for most of the software and books that I
purchased. If I had spent the money at a good restaurant
ti I/O card.
Try disabling them or changing the nec card to another address.
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