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Hi ,
i' d like to use an awk script to automate the ripping of cds : here's how it works :

- i first create a file named songs.txt containing the name of the songs
- the scripts extracts the...

did you try to use clrscr ?

call it with

clrscr();

it should work everywhere ...

did you try to remount your filesystem in r/w mode ?

do you use pthread_exit to terminate your threads ?

you should try to use the vesa vga mode to have a correct display...

because linux is nice.

and if the server is not using a redhat-based distribution ?

do you have tried telnet -v or telnet --version ?

you should try to see associations with *.exe files in the register... Try to do it with regedt32 from a remote computer...

it seems that the kernel of the ES40 is a specific kernel which can not deal with DS40's idiosyncrasies...

i think that the simplest solution to solve this problem is to use the kdesu program , supplied with kde.

you'll have to run your program with this command :



kde will display a dialog box...

This isn't really true ... :-;

look at this (http://elks.sourceforge.net) . it 's a project which allows linux to run on a 8086.

you may try ssh ?

you'll have to modify the file /boot/grub/grub.conf in order to have your 2 distributions
available.

could you post the content of your current grub.conf and the list of your partitions ?

you could use the command gcc -m sourcefile.c to obtain the file on which depends sourcefile.c

this might be possible but the binary translator would be a huge piece of spaggheti-code. Imagine that you would have to write a binary translator from 386 to RISC :

- you would first have to...

there aren't a lot of differences between linux and a posix-compliant unix. sometimes , you 'll have simply to recompile your unix program to port it under linux.

Hi ! I would like to know if Unix could launch more than 8192 processes , which is the maximum number of LDTs on a 386 box. Is this done by swapping some memory on the disk ?

Thanks for your...

you could also study the sourcecode of others shells ( zsh , ksh, ash, and so on...)

to create a fat filesystem , you can use the command mkfs.msdos or mkdosfs .

The syntax of the command is very simple : mkdosfs /dev/hdx

to mount a fat filesystem , you'll have just to use the...

have you tried to copy /root/xorg.conf.new under /etc/X11/xconf.org ?

emacs is a geat text editor because you can , at the same time :
- edit a source file
- play tetris
- check your mails
- surf on the web
- have a shell session

and so more...

you may try to use cc , the standard C compiler , available on all traditional UNIX flavors .

you could also see the manual page of exevp .

what are the OS of the two computers ?
maybe the program uses some non-portable tricks which slow down the program on the others platforms ?

maybe you should try to use awk ? i'm sorry , i haven't programmed using awk for a long time but this is a little tutorial about awk. (http://www.vectorsite.net/tsawk2.html)