Michael Tokarev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On one of our machines, linux clock goes very bad.
Run xntpd, and it'll keep your clock in sync with an external time
source. (Most commonly another computer somewhere, itself kept in
sync eventually to an atomic clock somewhere.)
-
e listening to
> the list!
Not strictly true... the product manager for WPO2k was hanging out on
the newsgroups last I frequented them. Unfortunately, he's been
unable to get the resources for a service pack of any sort.
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othered to fix it,
or even suggest that someday, they MIGHT fix it, they would have had
more sales.
I'd hate to see their return rate... I know so many people who got fed
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ht packages. I just install
everything when I install RHL so I know I have everything I need.
It's too much trouble to work through the dependencies after install
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> Alan Shutko said once upon a time (5 Jan 2001):
> > Have the Mesa RPMS been updated with the XF 4.0.2 GL stuff? The Mesa
> > SRPM contains a trimmed down version of the XF libGL, and last I
> > checked it was still usin
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No, it's much better to post to one of the corelsupport newsgroups,
since I'm more likely to notice it there, and if I'm in a Corel-hating
mood, someone else will answer it. It's better still to read the back
posts there, since said problems have been known and posted
Mario Torre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have problems in the setup process, the Mozilla (and Netscape) installers
> goes in segfault before to complete the installation, and WP8 doesn't work at
> all.
Wordperfect 8 is a libc5 app, and needs the libc5 and ld.so RPMs f
Thomas Dodd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> why -g and -O2 ?
> optomized with debug info doesn't make much sense.
Actually, -g -O certainly does (as gcc will have data flow info to
catch uninitialized variables). -g -O2 just seems to be a default
with some configure scripts.
t you can define C-c C-c by putting this in your .emacs
(global-set-key "\C-c\C-c" 'compile)
In general, you can find whether a command is defined by hitting C-h
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Because poweroff and C-A-DEL are customizable. The default is to
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Where are you storing your CVS repository? It should probably be
using a CVS server instead of file access... that gets messy.
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tup behavior of historical versions of sh as closely
as possible, while conforming to the POSIX standard as
well.
If it's not doing that, it should be reported as a bug.
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I'm sorry if the correct way of doing things offends you.
-exec sh -c 'echo {} `basename {}`' \; works as
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> > Up until a few weeks ago, RedHat 7 *was* rawhide, so I don't think it's
>
> RH7 was NEVER rawhide. The RH7 beta was Pinstripe.
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shuttles it off into non-free. (And they put all their diffs in a
separate package.)
If Pine were still opensource*, a fork probably wouldn't be necessary.
* Some old version of the source met the OSD, iirc.
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> BTW I read french and I think your signature is offensive.
Sorry, it's randomized. I'll remove that entry.
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older version of Pine that RMS wanted
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Chuck Byam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Is gcc borked in this release or what?
Works for me.
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Evandro Fernandes Giovanini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> my question is: where are the servers for XFree86 4.0.1 (what package)?
XFree86-4.0.1-something.rpm
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convert to ps or pdf if you have tex installed. I'd be willing to do
it if anyone wants it. (It should also be easy to convert to html
with texi2html but I've never tried it.)
The hardest part would be getting the texinfo files, because that
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x-2.2.16/arch/i386/boot/Makefile as
install: $(CONFIGURE) $(BOOTIMAGE)
sh -x ./install.sh $(KERNELRELEASE) $(BOOTIMAGE) $(TOPDIR)/System.map
"$(INSTALL_PATH)"
So the dependancies set up the image right.
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> You need
> a 'dot'
You don't need it, and you don't want it (unless you want to strip the
first character of each package name).
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had to do a fair
bit of downloads and rebuilds of packages to get things where I had
them with Helix.
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t list too long" more on other
unices, since Linux has a healthy limit.
xargs with the -0 option can also be useful when you have a list of
files with spaces in the name.
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could change the dot
clock and reduce or increase the problem) but I haven't been able to
get it to go away completely. I don't know if Raphael has.
It seems to me that we may not have the right modeline, yet, but I
don't understand the vagaries of how hsync and vertrefresh relate to
LCD
nfo. Just go whine about it to someone who might fix it... like the
various package maintainers. Or fix it yourself.
I suspect you care more about laying blame than actually _helping_
those new users you're talking about.
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standalone info with a more palatable one.
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gnu.org/bugs.html and suggest specific ways to improve it
for new users? I know that there's an open FSF project to write a C
introduction, but there's a lot that could be done simply for
introduction to gcc without requiring a book about C.
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> Is it time to bash Emacs now? ;)
Oh, just try. Emacs will sit on your head till it pops.
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Bill Nottingham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Alan Shutko ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
> > > Does the A20 have a Neomagic, or the S3 Savage stuff?
> >
> > ATI Rage Mobility 128. And a 1400x1050 screen. See why all the
> > automated config tools are useless?
Bill Nottingham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Alan Shutko ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
> > Any way to get access to this info? Xconfigurator is really useless
> > with a lot of laptops (like my A20p) and it would be nice to come up
> > with an XF86Config with less voodo
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Trond Eivind Glomsrød) writes:
> DDC-probing during install, or provided by Xconfigurator.
Any way to get access to this info? Xconfigurator is really useless
with a lot of laptops (like my A20p) and it would be nice to come up
with an XF86Config with less voodoo.
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ument with PAGE UP and PAGE
DOWN, but you can with Space and Backspace.
In short, when you're trashing a program, get your facts straight.
Whining about the lack of features a program isn't lacking is useless
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rch through it.
> Easier to locate stuff in a linear document. Why cant they make
> LINEAR hypertext documents?
It is linear. You can keep hitting space and page through it
linearly.
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Manuals->Browse manuals with info.
> Perhaps info pages need an "executive summary" of all commands and
> methods.
Generally, there's a top-level item like "Invoking "
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Harry Putnam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Here's one even Alan may not know about (hoping to surprise him, but
> he's an old hand so probably not)
That is pretty cool. I don't think the Emacs version has
it... where's Kai when you need him? Oh, yeah, usi
account for themselves. []
I just can't resist mentioning that info.el has been around since
1985, and the standalone info has been around since 1987.
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"Mike A. Harris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm not surprised if it disappears entirely in 7.0 or later..
Yup, it's gone. If you want libc in RH7, you should use the packages
from RH6.2.
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and search that volume of documentation.
* It's unstandard, we should have HTML. Sure, but as I posted, right
now the infrastructure around HTML makes it more difficult to use,
although you'll get a nice happy browser to click around in.
So, really, if there had been a better non-Emac
ng
without outside help.
GUIs aren't a silver bullet, and you _can_ make CLIs discoverable
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tc).
* I can use keyboard commands for everything, like hitting "m" and
tab-completing which link I want to follow.
Some of these features can be gotten in certain web browsers with a
web server which indexes the files, but none of them exist in, say,
the GNOME help browser looking a
ou could turn on the page cache, and it
would render ahead while you were idle. But Adobe broke it and
haven't bothered to fix it. (Iirc, it's broken on all platforms.)
But it is a decent excuse to get a new computer. 8^) (Not as good as
the old one dying, though!)
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pipe their output to lpr, so they wouldn't have
been affected by this bug. lpr file.ps would, though.
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John Summerfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Just what's in a src.rpm that's so useful that is NOT in the spec file?
Patches?
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me as to a normal release. Download the ISOs from RH's ftp site,
run the installer, and choose upgrade.
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It's a good thing w
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one of those to see how to do it.
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"q farooq" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> is there any tool which i can use to merge the 3 partitions without
> destroying the data on 1st one?..
I know Partition Magic can do it, and I believe that GNU Parted can,
as well.
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So I'm rebuilding my samba rpms to get smbspool (left out of the RH6.2
rpms) and I see that the install section is hand-coded. Why doesn't
it just use the samba make install?
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o major
FSF-type projects (Emacs, GCC, Guile (I think)) you have to sign over
the copyright.
RMS was burned in the past over this in Emacs, so it's an
understandable concern.
> 2 If there be some reason I'm wrong, then what prevents it being
> reingineered?
Nothing, except that
ram that
> doesn't.
But stackguard doesn't guarantee that your program works, just that if
it doesn't, it's less likely to allow an attacker to cause damage.
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JF Martinez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> -pgcc not being the official gcc is far less well tested than gcc and
> has far less people behind it than gcc.
Also, to the best of my knowledge, optimizations which work in pgcc
will be incorporated into gcc.
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Tony Nugent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Edit /etc/conf.modules and add this line to it:
>
> alias eth0 3c59x
This is the second time I've seen this... what's the advantage of
using the 3c59x driver over the 3c509 driver? I didn't even realize
that it would
Jesse Marlin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The capital S indicates that this service should be started in run level 3.
> To change it so that it won't start do a:
It's just a link. Why not remove it?
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Alan Cox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 1777 allows any user to make files in /var/spool/mail. Fairly soon
> on a student machine you will find /var/spool/mail/.mp3 and the like
> mysteriously appearing.
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> called 'Mister." At least, here they do; conventions in other places may
> vary.
In the US, they recieve an MD (medical doctorate).
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Current computer certs are often not very stringent, are not enforced
by law, and holders of certs are rarely liable for anything. Current
certs show that you can pass the test, not that you are competent.
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else crazy, but was fine by me. Similarly, I was
running a 15" monitor at 1150x850 or so. 8^)
But I agree, try to go above 800x600 if at all possible. I'm on a
laptop that size right now, and it's an annoyance.
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> I'd never use ptys for this, not even sure how you'd attempt that.
My question really was dealing with telnet (though I didn't say it).
I know some programs (notably passwd) don't talk to pipes and want
ptys. I didn't know if telnet was one of them.
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at's all kernel messages
(dmesg is run early in the boot scripts to grab everything) but not
echos from scripts, afaik.
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. It's a quick change to all the machines I administer
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be a testbed for various optimization
tricks, and those which prove to be stable get ported into GCC. As
such, pgcc is unstable by definition
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[1] And they don't do pretests!
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ite the fact that they keep sending me copies.
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JF Martinez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> If you want to keep RedHat usable by 486s you have to keep a low
> weight GUI and rewrite in C some parts of the install.
How does a long install affect the usability of the system? You only
have to do it once!
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ere? I know I never
liked it (and would replace it with my own fvwm config file), and the
naive users set seems much better served by Gnome or KDE even on slow
machines, because there are more apps and they're friendlier.
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oblems on my cable modem. I've never
been able to figure out why it happens, but it always goes away after
a while. Switching machines connected to the cable modem doesn't seem
to help, so I've figured it wasn't my problem.
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POSIX, so I'd suggest you bug [EMAIL PROTECTED] about it, since this seems
right up their alley.
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gzilla enough to
> report it?
I've noticed this, but I haven't checked the logs. It also happens
when you have syslog directed to a console
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your most important userbase: the people who use your distribution,
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he people
using it right now.
If you think that a distribution that outright ignores current users
would be profitable, feel free to sell your own. But you'll have to
find alternate routes to introduce people to Project Independence,
since I won't recommend a distribution that I can'
Ingo Luetkebohle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> What about the up2date tool thats supposed to be in 6.1? Couldn't that help
> (if it were documented)?
No. The problem that people are complaining about is that the
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> 'unzip ' will work. Then need to be converted to lower
> case. Easy way is to copy to a DOS filesystem and then back again.
No, the easy way is 'unzip -L ttfont.exe'. 8^)
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