Hi peoples,
I'm new to using emacs on Linux, at Uni on the old Unix systems we used to
use C^x and C^s (C^ = control) to save and then C^c C^c to compile. On the
version on my Linux the C^x C^s works but the C^c C^c doesn't do anything
and I cant find the hot key to compile (with or without comman
Dax Kelson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
> In the preview directory on the 2nd RH7 cdrom, there is a kernel 2.4
> optimized RPM of glibc. Since the release of RH7.0, there have been a
> couple errata updates of glibc. Can a kernel 2.4 optimized version of
> glibc be created from the errata SRPM? W
Dax Kelson said once upon a time (Wed, 13 Dec 2000):
> In the preview directory on the 2nd RH7 cdrom, there is a kernel 2.4
> optimized RPM of glibc. Since the release of RH7.0, there have been a
> couple errata updates of glibc. Can a kernel 2.4 optimized version of
> glibc be created from the
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In the preview directory on the 2nd RH7 cdrom, there is a kernel 2.4
optimized RPM of glibc. Since the release of RH7.0, there have been a
couple errata updates of glibc. Can a kernel 2.4 optimized version of
glibc be created from the errata SRPM? What is the proc
In the preview directory on the 2nd RH7 cdrom, there is a kernel 2.4
optimized RPM of glibc. Since the release of RH7.0, there have been a
couple errata updates of glibc. Can a kernel 2.4 optimized version of
glibc be created from the errata SRPM? What is the procedure?
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