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From: Digestifier <Linux-Admin-Request@senator-bedfellow.mit.edu>
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To: Linux-Admin@senator-bedfellow.mit.edu
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Reply-To: Linux-Admin@senator-bedfellow.mit.edu
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Date: Tue, 11 Oct 94 18:13:45 EDT
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Subject: Linux-Admin Digest #177
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Linux-Admin Digest #177, Volume #2 Tue, 11 Oct 94 18:13:45 EDT
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Contents:
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XF86Config (3.1) HOW-TO (Pierre Belanger)
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Mystery Chip...AMD (RYAN Colin Patrick)
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Re: looking for becker@super.org (Joe Nardone)
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Re: Security hole - has noone noticed so far? (Ronald S. Karr)
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Re: CD-ROMs (Thomas Winterfeldt)
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Re: Inn on a Linux box! (Thomas Winterfeldt)
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Re: Good dirs to move to sep file systems? (Thomas Winterfeldt)
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Re: formatting tapes (G. E. Terry)
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----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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From: belanger@info.polymtl.ca (Pierre Belanger)
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Subject: XF86Config (3.1) HOW-TO
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Date: 9 Oct 1994 15:31:12 GMT
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Hello guys,
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if you are wondering how to configure your XF86Config file read this :)
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I downloaded the binaries from xfree86.cdrom.com:/pub/XFree86/binaries/Linux
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There you have all the files for all the servers ... and even shadow passwd.
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There is a file named: INSTALL, you will find it at the end of this
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article.
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When I first installed the binaries I did not read this file, I downloaded
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everything and installed ... everything. If this is what you did, I think
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you did wrong (unless you really needed everything !!!). Did you install
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the file: XF86-3.1-xdmshdw.tar ??? This is the Shadow Passwd version of
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xdm, now do you have Shadow Passwd installed on your system? (Slackware
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does not come with it right away from the box)...so if you don't, don't
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install it !
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Did you download the file: xf86config.gz? This program allow you to create
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the XF86Config file for most server...but it did not work for me until a
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few minutes ago when I figure out why. All because there might be a bug
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in the xf86config program. If you continue reading this, you will find
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out the bug.
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Ok, start by installing the required files: 1 server, the binaries, lib,
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include, font...go in the /usr and:
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su (if you are not root yet !)
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mkdir X11R6
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cd X11R6
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cp (copy all the files needed to be installed here, except XF..,usrbin.tar)
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tar -xvpf XF86-3.1-bin.tar
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tar -xvpf XF86-3.1-...........do this will all your files.
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Do not forget to modify your /etc/ld.so.conf file (add /usr/X11R6/lib, do not
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remove /usr/X11/lib, otherwise your old bin. will not work anymore).
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You also have to modify your /etc/profile or/and /etc/csh.login. You need
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to add to your PATH /usr/X11R6/bin (***BEFORE*** /usr/X11/bin or /usr/bin/X11).
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So this mean that your shell will start searching for the binaries of XF86-3.1
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before your old X11 binaries. After modifying these file either logout/login
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or do:
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source /etc/profile (if you use 'bash'), or
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source /etc/csh.login (for "csh").
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Now, type 'env'. This will describe your environment...check your path to make
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sure you did the right modification.
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Now, get your Monitor's manual (I hope you have one) and for your Video card.
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If you had XFree86 2.1 working before, check if you have a file named
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/dev/mouse (do a ls -l /dev/mouse) and check your old Xconfig file to see
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which pointing device you are using (if you have a /dev/mouse it should be
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this device, otherwise write down the device you have in your old config
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file to make sure your mouse will work !!).
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After all this, execute the program: xf86config
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Now, READ EVERYTHING CAREFULLY, I mean take your time...
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1- Select your mouse (an options, device)
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2- Monitor: hsync: RANGE, if you have your monitor's manual check for
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option 10. This option allow you to specify the range for your
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monitor.
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If you do not have your monitor, select another option. If you
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monitor is interlaced, make the appropriate choice.
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vsync: Check option 5 or make a good choice !).
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Identifier: (type whatever you want it does not matter),
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Vendor name: (I guess you know what to write there...)
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Model name: (samething)
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3- Server: Whoppe...select the server you need :)
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And ANSWER 'y' to: Do you want me to set the symbolic link?
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How much RAM do you have on your video card? (make a choice).
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Enter information concerning your video card (same as monitor).
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Identifier:
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Vendor:
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Model:
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4- Probing !: Answer YES (y). The screen will go blank and come back, if it
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does not come back, you screwed up somewhere with your monitor
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or the server/video card !!!
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5- Change modes: If it says for example: "640x480" "800x600" "1024x768" for
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8pp, this mean that "640x480" will be the 'first' choice.
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So if you want, "1024x768" you need to Change Modes and
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select "1024x768" first.
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6- Write XF86Config file: type 'y', it should write it in
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/usr/X11R6/lib/X11 directory.
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That's it. Now, I think you need to: chmod 644 /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/XF86Config
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NOW I had a bug with the XF86Config file due to the xf86config program. Edit
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your XF86Config file and check it out...especially the 'Device section'.
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The if86config file added this line (it is a bug cuz you don't need it):
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Clocks 32) <<<<<<<<<<<======= you need to deleted this line if you have
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one. Actually, if you have a line in
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Clocks with only 1 number ending with a
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')', delete it. Otherwise you will get
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an error when you 'startx'.
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You can also check your files for incompatible "Modeline". You can leave
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them there because the startx/xinit will take care of the wrong modeline.
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But, who knows? You can also remove all the junk you don't need cuz the
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if86config file put stuff you don't need...
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Well, I think you are ready to type: startx.
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Maybe I forget one or two steps, but as I remember these steps should work.
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Enjoy,
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Pierre B., belanger@info.polymtl.ca, belanger@resetu00.uqtr.uquebec.ca
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pierre@crt.umontreal.ca
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HERE IS THE INSTALL FILE
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============================================================================
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Installation instructions for XFree86[TM] 3.1 Linux distribution [10/5/94]
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==========================================================================
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Introduction
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============
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This is the Linux binary distribution of XFree86 release 3.1.
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Please read this document carefully before installation, and the included
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doc package for detailed configuration information.
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Requirements
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============
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Linux 1.0, 1.1.X, or later
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libc-4.5.26, or newer
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libm-4.5.26, or newer
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ld.so-1.4.3, or newer
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shadow-3.3.2 (if using xdmshdw)
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This distribution was tested using Linux 1.1.49 and should work
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without problems on all versions 1.0, 1.1.X and later. Kernel networking
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support is required, although each server will work without TCP support
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(using the "partial network" option). In order to use the XShm extension,
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kernel shared memory support is required. All serial and bus mice detected
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by the 1.1.49 kernel are supported by the servers.
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Contents
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========
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The distribution is composed of the following parts:
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name req/opt description
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XF86-3.1-8514.tar.gz R[1] Server for 8514-based boards.
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XF86-3.1-AGX.tar.gz R[1] Server for AGX-based boards.
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XF86-3.1-Mach32.tar.gz R[1] Server for Mach32-based boards.
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XF86-3.1-Mach8.tar.gz R[1] Server for Mach8-based boards.
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XF86-3.1-Mono.tar.gz R[1] Server for monochrome video modes.
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XF86-3.1-P9000.tar.gz R[1] Server for P9000-based boards.
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XF86-3.1-S3.tar.gz R[1] Server for S3-based boards.
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XF86-3.1-SVGA.tar.gz R[1] Server for Super VGA-based boards.
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XF86-3.1-VGA16.tar.gz R[1] Server for VGA/EGA-based boards.
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XF86-3.1-W32.tar.gz R[1] Server for ET4000/W32-based boards.
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XF86-3.1-bin.tar.gz R The rest of the X11R6 binaries.
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XF86-3.1-cfg.tar.gz R[2] Config files for xdm, xinit and fs.
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XF86-3.1-ctrb.tar.gz O Selected contrib programs.
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XF86-3.1-doc.tar.gz R XFree86 documentation and manpages.
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XF86-3.1-extra.tar.gz O Extra XFree86 servers and binaries.
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XF86-3.1-inc.tar.gz R Include files.
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XF86-3.1-lib.tar.gz R Shared X libraries and support files.
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XF86-3.1-lkit.tar.gz O[3] Server linkkit for customization.
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XF86-3.1-fnt.tar.gz R Basic fonts.
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XF86-3.1-fnt75.tar.gz O 75-dpi screen fonts.
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XF86-3.1-fnt100.tar.gz O 100-dpi screen fonts.
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XF86-3.1-fntbig.tar.gz O Large Kanji and other fonts.
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XF86-3.1-fntscl.tar.gz O Scaled fonts (Speedo, Type1).
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XF86-3.1-man.tar.gz O Manual pages.
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XF86-3.1-pex.tar.gz O PEX binaries, includes and libraries.
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XF86-3.1-slib.tar.gz O Static X libraries and support files.
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XF86-3.1-usrbin.tar.gz O[4] Daemons which reside in /usr/bin.
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XF86-3.1-xdmshdw.tar.gz O Shadow password version of xdm.
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R = Required for basic operation.
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O = Optional.
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1 = Select server required for your board. If you're unsure which
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server to choose, run SuperProbe (in the bin package).
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2 = These includee the initialization files for xdm and xinit. If you
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don't have them, this is required. If you do have them, these
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have not changed.
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3 = Use the linkkit to create a server with PEX and/or XIE support.
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4 = Includes rstartd, for the rstart client. Must be installed from /.
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Installation
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============
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The distribution was compiled to reside in /usr/X11R6. The entire
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installation takes up about 42Mb. A "normal" installation takes up about 15Mb.
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The installation must be done as root as there are binaries which
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must be unpacked setuid-root. Note that setuid-root operation is not required
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when using xdm. Each package is tarred up relative to /usr/X11R6 rather than /,
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so it's possible to unpack the distribution on another partition and make a
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symlink from there to /usr/X11R6.
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Each tarfile has been compressed using gzip, so the command
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`gunzip < {xxx.tar.gz} | tar xfBp -' will decompress and untar the file.
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At the very least, you will have to unpack all of the required
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packages described above. The optional packages can be unpacked now or
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later. Note that some toplevel directories will be created with 0777
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permissions. This can be fixed by running the following:
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chmod 755 `find /usr/X11R6 -type d -perm 777`
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The next step is to configure the server. First, make sure the
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symbolic link /usr/X11R6/bin/X points to the correct server. As mentioned
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above, if you're unsure about which server to select, run the SuperProbe
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program (in /usr/X11R6/bin) which should give you that information.
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Then, you have to create a configuration file XF86Config, found in
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/usr/X11R6/lib/X11. The distribution provides a sample XF86Config.eg,
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which can be used as a starting point. If upgrading from XFree86 2.1,
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the Xconfig can be turned into an XF86Config using the reconfig program,
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available in the bin package. The format has been extensively improved, so
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read the XF86Config manpages and all documentation regarding your server.
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The X libraries use the dynamic linker, ld.so, which must be
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installed. Make sure that /usr/X11R6/lib is one of the entries in
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/etc/ld.so.conf, or add it to your LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable.
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After installing, run ldconfig to update the system with the location of
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the new X libraries.
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Finally, add /usr/X11R6/bin to your PATH, before the entry for
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/usr/X386, if you have one, and add/usr/X11R6/man to your MANPATH.
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The command `startx' can be used to start the server and any clients.
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Xdm is also available for remote and local logins to the X server.
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A shadow-password compatible version of xdm is available, though it
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hasn't been tested. Further information on these programs is
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available in the manpages.
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Configuration
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=============
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The precompiled servers were compiled with LBX and ScreenSaver
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extensions included. The linkkit is provided with all extensions except
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LBX, which currently requires the server sources to recompile. Fresco
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is unavailable because it requires gcc 2.6.X (X > 0) which wasn't available
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at this time.
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All servers have been compiled with all available drivers. Smaller
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servers can be generated by selecting minimal options via the linkkit.
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The VGA16 and Mono servers were not compiled with dual-head support, but
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this option is also available through the linkkit.
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Compatibility
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=============
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X11R6 is presented as a complete upgrade from X11R5. In particular,
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this means that X11R6 shared libraries cannot be used in place of the
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X11R5 (old X386) libraries. The major number has been upgraded on all
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the shared libraries to reflect this fact.
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In order to use old binaries, you must retain the X11R5 libraries.
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They can either remain in /usr/X386/lib or you can move them to some other
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location, remembering to update the ld.so config file /etc/ld.so.conf and
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re-running ldconfig. Old binaries should be compatible with the new X11R6
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server.
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Sources
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=======
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Sources relative to X11R6 PL5 are available from ftp.XFree86.org
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under /pub/XFree86/current. The main README provided in the distribution
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has detailed information about mirror sites and XFree86 in general.
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Please report all errors in this distribution and documentation
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to me. Thank you.
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-orest
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orestz@eskimo.com
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Crossposted-To: comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware.systems,comp.os.linux.misc
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From: ryan@ecf.toronto.edu (RYAN Colin Patrick)
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Subject: Mystery Chip...AMD
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Date: Wed, 5 Oct 1994 21:44:41 GMT
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While responding to an add inteh local paper for a $99 486 upgrade it came
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to light that this upgrade was a quote "486/66 Mhz" which was a "faster chip and less expensive than the i486DX2-66". This propted my query on what the hell
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this chip was and the response was AMD. I was not aware of this chip. I was
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under the impression that all the 66's 75's 100's etc (non-Pentium) were
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overclocked 33 Mhz chips. Does a 'real' 66 Mhz chip exist? If so (and I dont'
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think so" do traditional mother boards ( ie that could handle a DX2) support
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this chip. And Finally, if this is true is it compatble and reliable.
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INquiring minds want to know!! ;-))
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Thanks...Colin
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--
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Colin P. Ryan
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Ceramic Engineer and Computer Hobbyist LINUX
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E-mail: ryan@ecf.utoronto.ca INSIDE !!!!!!!
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===============================================================================
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From: nardone@clark.net (Joe Nardone)
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Subject: Re: looking for becker@super.org
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Date: 5 Oct 1994 22:14:00 GMT
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Stephen Johnson (sej@psycfrnd.interaccess.com) wrote:
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: Hi,
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: I'm loking for becker@super.org that wrote the 3c509 drivers for Linux.
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: Mail sent to becker@super.org bounces...any ideas.
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: TIA
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Read the Credits file in a recent kernel.
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Joe
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--
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===========================================================
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Joe Nardone nardone@clark.net
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"Exploitation? I know all about that stuff. I've
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been exploited all my life." -- Elwood
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From: tron@veritas.com (Ronald S. Karr)
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Crossposted-To: comp.mail.smail
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Subject: Re: Security hole - has noone noticed so far?
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Date: 5 Oct 1994 14:36:11 -0700
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In article <36tn3d$hgo@ra.ibr.cs.tu-bs.de>,
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Martin Bartosch <martin@koma.escape.de> wrote:
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>/usr/lib/sendmail -d -D/etc/nologin noone@empty.space
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>
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>as a normal user and have fun explaining it to your sysadmin. I was
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>awed when I found out...
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Okay, the fix is enclosed. The fix for the other serious security
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bug is enclosed. Three security bugs recently discovered have been
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there unknown (at least to me) for between two and five years. I
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don't know why so many have come to light recently. At least none
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found so far make it network-vulnerable.
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Also, another bug report suggested that using a .forward to read files
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could be prevented by turning off the SMTP DEBUG command. This is
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irrelevent, since it requires that a user on the system create the
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conditions, and that user can run smail with -d to get the same
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effect. So far, the SMTP DEBUG command has no known security issues
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(at least I don't know any) other than that it provides information
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about smail configuration and mailing list contents.
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--
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Ronald S. Karr
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tron |-<=>-| tron@veritas.com
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=======================================================================
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Index: src/main.c
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@@ -335,7 +335,8 @@
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if (config_file != save_config_file || arg_second_config_file ||
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arg_director_file || arg_router_file || arg_transport_file ||
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arg_qualify_file || arg_retry_file || arg_smail_lib_dir ||
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- arg_alias_file || operation_mode == REBUILD_ALIASES)
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+ arg_alias_file || operation_mode == REBUILD_ALIASES ||
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+ arg_debug_file)
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{
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/*
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* a config_file was set, or unset from the command args
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--
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tron |-<=>-| ARPAnet: veritas!tron@apple.com
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tron@veritas.com UUCPnet: {apple,pyramid}!veritas!tron
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From: thowi@chiba.escape.de (Thomas Winterfeldt)
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Subject: Re: CD-ROMs
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Date: Thu, 6 Oct 1994 20:24:02 GMT
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Riku Saikkonen (riku.saikkonen@compart.fi) wrote:
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: Lots of performance questions today... :)
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: Which is the fastest, a double-speed SCSI CD-ROM with an ISA host
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: adapter, the same with PCI/VLB (does it make a difference with something
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: as slow as a CD-ROM?), or a double-speed Sony interface CD-ROM?
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I think even with a double speed CD-Rom it makes no difference wether you use
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SCSI or Sony Interface and ISA or VL-Bus because the max transfer speed of
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a double speed CD is around 300k. All suggested possibilities of connecting
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one are faster by at least a factor of 10.
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Bye Thomas
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--
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+---------------------------+---------------------------------------+
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| Thomas Winterfeldt | E-mail : thowi@chiba.escape.de |
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| Im Koetterhagen 1A | Phone : +49 (0)5334 7239 |
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| D-38312 Heiningen | Fax : +49 (0)5334 7528 |
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From: thowi@chiba.escape.de (Thomas Winterfeldt)
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Subject: Re: Inn on a Linux box!
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Date: Thu, 6 Oct 1994 20:28:42 GMT
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Nathan Stratton (nstn@netcom.com) wrote:
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: I also tared my system on a 8 mill exabyte tape so I could make a bigger
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: swap file, now I can not untar it. I get data reads errors and tar
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: crashes. Is there a way I can untar the tape and have it not crash if it
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: hist a read error?
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If you use tar and get bad blocks youre in real trouble. Better use cpio
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instead because cpio handles bad blocks. Anyway I dont know any way to
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read tar tapes once they are damaged, because tar stops at the first
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bad block.
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Bye Thomas
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| Thomas Winterfeldt | E-mail : thowi@chiba.escape.de |
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| Im Koetterhagen 1A | Phone : +49 (0)5334 7239 |
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| D-38312 Heiningen | Fax : +49 (0)5334 7528 |
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From: thowi@chiba.escape.de (Thomas Winterfeldt)
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Subject: Re: Good dirs to move to sep file systems?
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Date: Thu, 6 Oct 1994 20:34:08 GMT
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Timothy Demarest (demarest@rerf.or.jp) wrote:
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: I just added 2 more drives to our linux system, and am looking
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: to split the system among several file systems. Right now, only
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: swap is on its own partition.
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: What do you recommend for splitting across several file systems? I dont
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: want to move anything that I may need on the root partition in an emergency!
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Hi
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I would suggest to put at least /home on a different file system. You might
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want to do the same with /var and/or /tmp.
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Bye Thomas
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| Thomas Winterfeldt | E-mail : thowi@chiba.escape.de |
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| Im Koetterhagen 1A | Phone : +49 (0)5334 7239 |
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| D-38312 Heiningen | Fax : +49 (0)5334 7528 |
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From: gterry@gate.net (G. E. Terry)
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Subject: Re: formatting tapes
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Date: 11 Oct 1994 22:07:50 GMT
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Frank B. Brokken (frank@icce.rug.nl) wrote:
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: Dear Linuxers,
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: If you ever have to format a tape to be used with a tapestreamer connected
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: to the floppy-drive controller (like a Colorado Jumbo), you have to
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: boot to DOS, then do a tape-format, then boot back to linux.
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: The formatting takes about 1-2 hrs, and in the meantime you can't do
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: anything else, because you're at DOS.
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: From the bulletin board of Aragorn Computers (Eindhoven, the Netherlands)
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: I recently retrieved the DOS program QS3.EXE which allows the recording
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: and execution of keyboard macros. QS3 is a tape-formatting utility.
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: Using its macro facility I can now format a tape while I'm away or asleep:
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: Linux boots to dos, there a modified autoexec.bat waits, formatting the
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: tape using the macro-program, booting back to linux thereafter.
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: It works very smoothly. The QS3 program is contained in QS3.ZIP, and
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: can be obtained from ftp.icce.rug.nl, directory pub/frank. There is also
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: a small qs3.README file, in which you'll find more details about the
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: procedure.
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:
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: Any questions or remarks ? Send me an e-mail.
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I wonder how this would work with dosemu??
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