Hi. my name is Ricardo and i intent to be a Debian user. so i'd like to
know if the hardware on my machine is suported by your version 3.0r0
(woody).
i have: a Asus motherboard mod: TUSL2-C(PIII700, FC-PGA), VGA ATI Radeon
7500 64mb DDR Agp, a Creative Live Player 5.1, a Alcatel Speed Touch USB
l is probing the PCI bus and doing something to
the card right at the start of the boot. I can provide much more detail
on what I have done if it would help. Are there any kernel
configuration settings that could be causing this problem (and how do I
check them?). Would greatly appreciate a
en it seems to turn off. Brian, is
pci-scan.o on your system? It was not on mine, and I had to compile it
from the sources. Also Brian, where did you find out about ifup and
/etc/network/interfaces? None of the Linux networking references I have
even mention it.
Rick
The output of lspci is:
00
same swap, it just shows that if you make any major hardware changes best to
reinstall. (apart from the fact that windows is a joke)
Mind you i do that about once a month to clear out all the crap that builds
up, and keep performance up.
on a seperate note, any body tried Beos??
Hi
all,
I am pondering getting a matroz g200 card when it comes out,
is this card surported by X, or will it be in the near
future?
Rick
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Hi
all,
Am i correct in thinking that linus can be run from a UMSDOS
(??) partition (??) - i.e from a folder mounted on a dos drive (or fat 32 to be
more specific).
is
this called umsdos? i am a little unsure.
Thanks
Rick
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Hi
all,
I am currently wondering what the best distribution of linux
to get next would be, as i am a big fan of S.u.S.E. , RH and
Debian
I am
looking for most advanced, and biggest.
-
currebtly i am running SuSE 5.2, but thaught i'd give a different dist a try
next time.
PS I
anyon
Hi,
This is one way of doing it, first set outlook up to send all of your emails
to yourself
then quit outlook, it will ask 'you have unsent... want to send them now'
click ok
start netscape and download all your emails
Rick
>Hi,
>
>As I try to move all my files from Win95 to
I am running a AMD K6 233, and have had no problems at all. as was mentioned
in the thred, check the serial.
Rick
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Date: 22 May 1998 07:35
Subject: AMD K6
>I just bought the above
personall i prefere the mailing list, i dont read news grps very often, and
what a few mins on the phone ??
Rick
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Date: 22 May 1998 04:16
Subject: newsgroup, instead of mail list?
>
bution is libc6 (hamm) and can be
found at ftp://ftp.debian.org/pub/debian/dists/frozen.
If you move to hamm, you'll find that most of your questions
answer themselves.
Best regards.
Rick
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ipfwadm -F -a m -S 192.168.1.0/24 -D 0.0.0.0/0
(192.168.1.2 is the win98 box and 192.168.1.1 the firewall)
This is supposed to make ICQ happy but it fails with
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/usr/sbin/ipautofw -A -r tcp 2000 4000 -c udp 4000 -u
It looks like you (Steve) have ICQ working OK. Whatsa trick?
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I've installed the latest unstable Tin,
tin pre-1.4
s we go along. I have not run into this
before and I've slogged through the /usr/doc/lilo docs and
done the usual net searches without luck.
I'm stuck. If anyone is willing to help with this will send
any further info required.
Rick
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rnel source. Although I don't
have the flakey chipset mentioned in the help for this option,
deselecting the option fixed the problems.
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This will be my last post to the Debian users list. I want to thank everybody
for all their help, and patience. However I would like to say a little
something as well:
Debian is supposedly a great OS, it is configurable, custimizable, and
powerful, but Debian is ultimately misleading for man
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M
pen with the bo runscript, so I compiled that
version against libc6. Back to the same old problem; wouldn't
hang up. So now I'm using the libc5 runscript. Works fine. But
I'd like to get rid of it as it's the only program on my system
that requires libc5.
Rick
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>i was doing a bit of surfing when i run unto an article (on cnet section
>http://buzz.builder.com/) that there was a version of M$ netshow available
>for linux (among other Unix platform),you can take a look for yourself at:
>
>http://www.microsoft.com/netshow/download/unix.htm
give em credit
HI,
I am not yet running debian, waiting for the new hd to arrive, would i have
similar problems with my Mystique II, that people seem to be having with the
Millenium II??
Rick
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/dev/hda6).
sorry about that but i've only been at this 24hrs...
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new instalation instead of an upgrade) and follow the inst intructions
carefully, apart from that no problems!
I have attached a list of the files required,
It flys!
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Folder: D:\Linux\Storage\X332
preinst.sh 4,746 21:27:22 30/04/98
postinst.sh 3,759 21:38:20 30/04/98
I am running a K6 233, with 32MB Ram, and it flys, compleatly blowing my
friends Intel P200 MMX out of the water (in all respects).
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you can use ARJ to diskspan, more effectivly than pkzip, but whatever you do
i find it allways helps to have a dos partition handy for just such an
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n magik 3) i can select OS at
boot.
Unfortunatly the IBM boot manager thingy requires LILO to be installed on
the linux partition you are going to boot from.
as yet i have not managed to achive this with debian.
So i recommend loadln, easy safe and convenatly handy when you need to
escape the M$
nload form the Enligh. ftp site, and err, what do i do with them when i
have them?
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, use it?
how do i change my username and password?
how do i log on as super-user?
and more and more and more
sorry about the newbie'ness of these questions but i have no idea what i am
doing...
Thanks
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all i get is error messages, when logged on as root messages about
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being in the path (carnt recall exactly what)
what am i doing wrong?
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packages file and have not missed any dependcys that i know of (trying to
get manpages to work, so i have, man-db, manpages, groff, and a lib
required by groff) and nothing will install at all. - *HELP!*
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help get to grips
with linux, fun stuff etc!
anyhow, thanks again.
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can i mount the hd partitions used by linux to folders on dos/win95 (in a
similar way to mounting the msdos/vfat partitions from linux)?
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ific suse tgz
files, then install and run fine, but am still buggered (even when i think
everything is going well), can i install a basic vga version just to get me
started? if so how! help!
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Hi,
I am giving up with linux, for now, mainly due to lack of sucess and hd
space.
I will try again when i get a second hd. (and maybe a book or two!)
Thanks to all who have helped in someway.
Rick
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ss newbie tutorials would be really usefull,
instead on having to go and buy a book, which in the end my be no help at
all.
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I have had no problems running linux (or anything else) on a AMD 5x86
133Mhz, mind you mine is a genuine AMD chip supported by my motherboard,
not one of these overpriced 486-pentium, overdrive thingys.
Take some advice, if you want a pentium, buy a new motherboard+chip, its
well worth the extra,
em
similar).
I am looking for a book that lets you 'get dirty' right from page 1, and by
the finish makes you feel like you've actually learnt something you hadn't
figured out for yourself.
Thanks
Rick
PS, I recently recived a spam mail (nothing unusual abou that!) but the
sig
if you
are unsure about what you are doing).
If your method of booting is working, it aint broken, dont fix it.
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those who bandwith is a factor, there is always
newsgroups. (also i live in the UK and have to pay for phone bill, as to
online charges find a new isp - even AOL(uugghh) now do a unlimited access
package)
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the installation or configuration of the software. The different
distributions may package different binaries of extra goodies as they see
fit but it's purpose is to put it all together for the normal ppl. Anyone
could D/L everything seperately and call it his own without being a
particular distribution.
It's like buying an office suite (package) of 3 or 4 programs at the
store. You could get them seperately but they've been "packaged".
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>
I've not experienced that one yet. Try dpkg --configure --pending
It looks like lpr is there but not setup properly. If that doesn't work
try using dselect to wipe out lpr (using "_" underscore) then re-install
it. It will set it up for you properly and tell you the dependencies
etc...
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uld have reported such serious errors before.
I have experienced similar errors when the package list has the wrong file
name in it. Try D/Ling it yourself and using "dpkg -i [file]". See if
you get the same errors. If so I would think the info was corrupted.
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s in one of my
> directories , just delete or rename the file ?
If you own the directory.
> As root, what if I want to keep a file in someones directory without them
> deleteing it ? As I see it now, that can't be done ?!?!?
It can be overridden by the dir owner from what I can see.
ct linux system one of the steps is having it in it's own
filing system.
Running a 3 year old distribution I can understand the confusion. Linux has
grown quite a bit since that, a.out, antique version you're using. You
probably can't run X because you have half ELF and half a.out files that WON'T
talk to eachother.
Upgrade and move on to better days.
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> Hi to all,
>
> i have used ppp in debian with no problems at all. But lately, i
> reinstalled my debian and it connects, i can use telnet, ftp, etc. but
> after say, 2 min. i get disconnected...
>
> i set my mtu to 500 and it's still the same... any
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ll change ds
elect to allow for network installation.
I know there's a program out there that updates all systems in a network but I c
an't think of the name right now.
Hope this sparks an idea. Have a good one.
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>__
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>mind you don't break 'em. I won't eat a broken egg.
> -- Thorin Oakenshield
>
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n one error. Anyway. This is what happened. I made no
mod's to the files. I'm sure it's some linux source I'm missing or something.
Can anyone tell me what will fix this?
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ember that it only logs errors or whatever it's set to log in syslog.conf. Try
opening a vt (alt-fn#) and logging in as root. That should pop up in xconsole.
/etc/syslog.conf
daemon.*;mail.*;news.crit;news.err;news.n
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>On Wed, 2 Apr 1997, Rick wrote:
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>> Well...more than one error. Anyway. This is what happened. I made
no
>> mod's to the files. I'm sure it's some linux source I'm m
ified the user. The problem is that smail is
doing a name look up on an IP address and getting a bad response. Send it usin
g the domain and it should go through.
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] 40%
>
Download the dwww package from debian.org. It fits the bill. It will put all i
nfo,doc, and man pages into html to read with lynx. Ofcourse the originals rema
in intact. It works really well. Has a small search engine also.
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nts and
I'll send you a kernel/module package. Take about 10 min's.
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u can get the package from debian.org. Once it's set up you just have to type
"stm" in the dark and it will reset it.
If you hear anything let me know it might fix my problem too. As a matter of fa
ct I'll post one myself while I'm thinking of it.
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ver?
A while ago there was a svga server for Trident but I haven't seen it.
Any suggestions?
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isn't needed
to reboot, nor libXm. So far your good. Although libXm is a Motif lib. Does
this new program use Motif?
Anyway. I don't really have an answer for you. Just thought I'd throw a few id
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rge
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>
>
>
Hey Peteer:
Using "make zlilo" does all of that for you. And if I remember correctly "make
bzimage is/was (it's been over a year since I've read about that command) for co
mpiling floppy images that are too large. I have made kernels i
e during
init and fails, the same thing happened.
I have afterstep 1.0pre-6 and have no problems. Not using shadow either. But I
don't recall running across any part of afterstep that needs to read the passwd
file. Maybe xterm can't modify /var/log/utmp with the
r issue. I have no experience wit
h it.
There are other window-managers around there that are simple too.
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>> Magic
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uld be the S?? and K?? prefixes of the links to the cron
>script?
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Eric Meijer
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t;~/.steprc file either it was just bombing out.
>
>Thanks for everyones help.
>
>Adam.
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line wrap. Brain damage!!!
Anyway. I think I've fixed it now. Thanks to all that responded to
"afterstep...SIDE NOTE". If it still seems to be broken let me know. One
more line wrap here.
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>I believe it's in the binutils pkg. Strange that you don't have it. Did
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m.
Lastly. Are there any Real Player, shockwave etc.. hacks for linux?
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>A couple of things.
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>What'
eColor"
Virtual 1024 768
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Virtual 1024 768
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y that may have been gimp I don't remember.
Again thanks. I really appreciate your reply along with all the rest.
Thanks all.
On 04-Apr-97 Philippe Troin wrote:
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>On Thu, 03 Apr 1997 22:44:59 EST Rick ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
>> What's the best X based program
o entries under the "Make data base", which I
>suspect is related to the error message.
>
>I hope this isn't an utterly ignorant question--I am trying to read as
>fast as I can, but Unix just seems to be getting bigger and more
>ipv4 modules are missing. In particular I need ip_alias.o.
>
>I realize I can regenerate the kernal and modules but this seems like it
may
>take me some time.
>
>Meanwhile, does any one know where I could find a precompiled copy?
>
>Thanks
>
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ior to upgrade, so, should I worry
>about the above, or just blow /etc/modules away and get on with it? TIA
>
Have a good one.
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>>
>>
>>
>
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>horisontal as the default debian fvwm2 dose ?
>
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ris
>>
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>Try editing /etc/X11/config to say no-start-xdm. I don't know if this is
>the approved method, but it works.
>
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>>...this is a fish
>Memory Fault Where Am I ?
>
Have a good one.
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On 07-Apr-97 Kevin J Poorman wrote:
>Hi
>
>first the motif questions
>1: where can I get the motif librarys ?
>2: How much do they cost ?
>
>secondly the X questions
>
>when I type xdm absolutly nothing happens I just get a command prompt
>back and no processes are spawned... any thoughts ?
>
>wh
on
> documentation for the SB16 and I need a little help.
>
> Does anybody out there know of a site that contains information for
> the jumpers and configs for this SB16 card?
>
> thanks in advance...
>
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>
>Mike.
>
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ed mode I can't
reset the pkgs to suggested mode (U). I'd really hate to have to reset them
one by one. Is there a quick way to reset the status? I've tried to mv the
status files out to be rebuilt but dselect just bombs out when I do that.
Thanks,
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Just got the xntp pkg since my CMOS clock doesn't adjust for EDT.
Anybody know a dependable ntp server on the east coast?
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to anyone with any help...
>
>Mike the confused...
>
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Anybody know why v scroll kills xconsole?
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Rick Jones E-Mail: Rick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 09-
ded the
>red hat package and tryed to install it but it errored out ... if any one
>has kde working I would appreciate info on how you got it working...
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>-kevin
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To install the KDE I only had to edit the configure file and add
/usr/X11R6/lib for QT lib dir and /usr/X11R6/include/X11/qt for the qt
include dir.
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top of a function that had also been altered by the parport patch.
>CVS didn't know what to do, but when I looked, it was obvious how to
>make it look. I'm sure of that one.
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> I will try `kernel-package` when I'm done.
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Date: 09-Apr-97
Time: 23:12:48
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uctions, I typed xmkmf and was told "can't find file
'Imakefile.tmpl'".
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>moxfm requires Motif to compile.
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Date: 10-Apr
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>like to get to the bottom of the ppp problem if anyone has any ideas.
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>-- Jaldhar
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Rick Jones E-Mail: Rick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 11-Apr-97
first.
uninstall::
$(RM) $(DESTDIR)$(BINDIR)/moxfm
$(RM) $(DESTDIR)$(MANDIR)/moxfm.$(MANSUFFIX)
$(RM) -r $(XFMLIBDIR)
$(RM) $(DESTDIR)$(XAPPLOADDIR)/Moxfm
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e old and awkward
>system... ,-*
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>Help apreciated,
>Alexander
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Date: 11-Apr-97
Time: 10:53:26
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