"The directory of kernel headers (version @@VMWARE@@ UTS_RELEASE) does
not match
your running kernel (version 2.6.18-3-686). Even if the module were to
compile
successfully, it would not load into the running kernel.
What is the location of the directory of C header files that match your
running
I've mastered recompiling the PWC module for the webcam each time the
kernel is updated...
but this is the first time the Wacom pad has gone away.
Is there something specific about it?
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> I have a ABIT UL8 motherboart (uli M1689 chipset)and 2 SATA hard disk. I like
> install the debian sarge in this machine on the SATA hard drive. But the
> running the installer not recognize the hard drive, it say not disk in this
> machine whereof install the system.
David Mulcahy wrote:
> I understand that, (but they do provide desktop software) but if you are
> running debian on a server you probably know a bit about what you are doing
> and are probably prepared for a kernel compile.
That set the bar high.
I don't think people who run NT/2003 on a serve
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> cafe and charge ppl based on usage of bandwidth etc
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> It will involve mysql, radius and a web gui for accounting.
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I took that to be the meaning as well. On a philosophical note, this
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>> the movie companies keep getting the sales, nothing will change. It needs
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It doesn't really need that. Taken to
Paul Johnson wrote:
> On Monday 11 September 2006 12:14, Chuck Payne wrote:
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>
>> When I got home I did a locate, which, and whereis and strange, I can see
>> ssh, but no sshd. So I did an apt-get install, and WOW! No package can be
>> found. So what am I do?
>>
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apt-cache search s
between different
keyboard layouts (eg US or Macintosh vs GB) as this may cause problems
if one is logging in from elsewhere or if the keymappings are changed by
an update."
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pwc will compile
Advice please
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changed.
I've not found CUPS easy which means little, but I note that ESR
remarked on the interface provided for it, which probably means a bit
more. I don't think CUPS is easy to use.
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I'm suspicious about part of the main board in a Dell 1800.
It occurs to me that if I find myself rebuilding it, it doesn't have to
be a Dell board that goes into it.
Twin Xeon, SATA, I'd like to run two screens, some sort of sound has to
be plugged in.
What works well with Debian (Etch if it ma
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Steve Kemp wrote:
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> Disable all your extensions one by one until the problem goes away.
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> If that works then report back here and let us know which one(s)
> caused the problem.
Extensions present:-
Greasemonkey
Athens Toolbar
Mouse gest
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Loading TheRegister in Firefox as came with Sarge is followed by a
segfault. This is new.
Anyone else?
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Dell Poweredge 1850 SCSI RAID
Running Sarge 2.4
Backports version of MySQL
Routine running of apt-get update ... upgrade produced this:-
Setting up linux-image-2.6.14-2-686-smp (2.6.14-6bpo1) ...
Running depmod.
Finding valid ramdisk creators.
Fail
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