t; that backup first is in order:)?
I've just tried one change with hdparm, disabling DMA, which had no
effect. That is, it didn't fix the problem. I've also now tried rebooting
with various old kernels, and seem to see the problem on pretty much all of
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just to be on the safe side.
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turned off my swap, thinking that that should make hard disk errors
less likely to simply freeze up the system. I just won't run X in my
unstable chroot...
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error when I run apt-get upgrade, which isn't too surprising.
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asking, of course), so use it with caution.
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rather easier to set up that coda (which I think may be comparable to
afs). It is also much more closely related to nfs, in that it doesn't try
to do any offline availability or caching.
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nerally you
wouldn't want it to, since to upgrade to a new kernel you'd have to
reboot... well I guess you can tell I'm used to workstation computers that
are always left on).
You want to install kernel-image-2.4.19-686 (or whichever processor you
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There is also some file in /proc you can echo 1 to which switches this
kernel configuration. It's called something like
/proc/.../kernel_sends_linux_keycodes...
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Option "SendCoreEvents""true"
line looks wrong to me. This looks like an option for someone with two
mice (as I have--a laptop with a trackpointer and usb mouse). I think you
would want instead
Option "CorePointer"
your normal system is small enough (telling bootcdwrite which
parts to skip), you could use it instead.
On the other hand, an easier method (if you only need reiserfs support), it
probably would be even easier to download an install CD from some
distribution (I don't know if debian has one supportin
re what exactly this means (not being a sendmail user). Is this
for outgoing or incoming mail? If you just want to change the from address
on outgoing mail, with exim you just edit /etc/email-aliases, which has
explanatory comments in it.
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he package name wrong). I found that
this was the easiest way to get my monitor configured. If you don't know
the sync rates, you could try the 'medium' level which gives reasonable
defaults.
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On Fri, May 17, 2002 at 12:18:46PM -0600, Michael Lee (TOR) wrote:
> No, under the old kernel, everything was great. I upgraded and everything
> slowed down.
But if you boot back into the old kernel, does it speed up again?
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> Yep. I wish it were that simple. :(
>From that I presume you got the same slowness even under the old kernel?
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ing a remote machine, then something is wrong. I would
> suggest, in this case, that you purge and reinstall the cupsys package,
> and try from there.
I had this same problem, logging on locally, using the default config. In
fact I think I purged and reinstalled twice, because I had trouble
t package selection other than paging up and
> down and unselecting every item?
I know this isn't an answer to your question, but my recommendation would
be to try aptitude. It's much easier to use (at least for me) than
dselect, and doesn't always want to install suggest
s how to
> update a mirror made with debmirror, I'm thinking about using rsync, but
> I'm not sure.
>
> Any ideas?
Wouldn't debmirror be the way to do it?
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riting the suppressions file, but for memory
leak testing you don't need to do either. The memory leak output is very
easy to understand and read. Only catch is that valgrind (especially at
startup) poses a major performance hit, because it does so much more than
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> I've been banging my head against setting up my new printer all afternoon,
> and just when I thought I had it I ran into an error that has me stumped.
>
> I'm trying to set up CUPS for my printer, and the
here, and would greatly appreciate any pointers
anyone could give me.
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the copy. With the
> symlink, the execution is identical, but the environment (containing the
> command line) is different.
In fact, I believe this is the way tetex does latex. latex is a symlink to
tex, but when tex runs, it checks to see if it was named latex, and if so
loads the la
sox has a program called 'play' which is rather nice. Plays just about any
kind of sound format, or at least quite a few of them.
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is up? I was thinking
that perhaps I could run a redhat CD image in a chroot using user mode
linux, but since I've never used UML, it's a bit intimidating.
Any ideas or experiences related to setting up a foreign linux distro in a
chroot filesystem?
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ase kernels.
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h her Mandrake box running a
> 2.4.8 kernel. Are there issues with usb in 2.4? I read everything I
> could find about usb in /usr/src/linux/Documentation and poked around
> the archives a bit, but didn't find anything specific.
The 2.4.8 kernel dates from before I switched
se someone help me in
> making an unstable mirror from a full fledged mirror.
>
> Thanking you all in advance.
Use the debmirror package. It allows you to choose how much you want to
mirror.
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Or apt-cache search keyword, apt-cache show packagename.
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On Thu, May 02, 2002 at 10:23:07AM -0400, Quenten Griffith wrote:
>
> Is the source or even image file for that under Sid?
No. You can get the patch for it at kernel.org and apply that to your
2.4.18 source, though.
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> see if its the camera or the usb moudle, unless anyone has an idea of
> what I could be doing wrong.
2.4.18 has some problems with usb mass storage. You could try 2.4.19pre7,
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>
> Doing a dpkg --configure won't work because the
> packages have already been configured.
dpkg-reconfigure
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"orinoco_cs"
in your /etc/pcmcia/config or /etc/pcmcia/config-2.4 file. Mine's in
config-2.4, since I'm using the drivers that are in the 2.4 kernel.
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>
> My question is: Is it possible to auto log in? If yes how? If no how
> could it be made possible :-)?
kdm has ways of doing this.
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> knuth:~# apt-get install testing
> Reading Package Lists... Done
> Building Dependency Tree... Done
> E: Couldn't find package testing
>
> Does anyone have the real instructions?
http://www.debian.org/releases/testing/
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>
> If I run galeon www.mobilestreams.com I get this in top as well as a
> frozen browser:
Do you by any chance have the macromedia flash plugin installed? If so, I'd
try simply uninstalling it. The website you mentioned had flash plugins,
so my guess is that flash is at fault here,
much easier
to reverse your changes at some later date.
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like there would be any problems meeting its dependancies.
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my .gnupg/options file, and it seems to work. Presumably mutt is
configured by default to work right with gpg, assuming gpg is set up to use
the keyservers.
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lso what other choices do I have for doing this?
I recommend gphone.
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and gs has not been installed, that the ghostscript part of aladdin
> has not been completely removed. The problem is: How do I get it to
> instll gs-common so that it can then install gs ?
My guess is `apt-get remove ghostscript` will fix things up.
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to make mutt keep checking the imap server for changes.
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but didn't actually do it, since it
would have confused things).
I've heard before that gnucash has problems when you import your monthly
statements, but never understood what that problem is. Can you explain
this for me? I'd rather know what I'm up against when I get m
have to start it manually.
>
> How does one ensure this (or any default wm) is
> started on login by default for all users? I
> thought there used to be a window-managers file or
> something, but I can find no such thing...
Are you starting using startx? If so, try
#update-alterna
On Thu, Mar 07, 2002 at 10:36:02AM -0600, hanasaki wrote:
> apt-cache search irc | grep client
apt-cache search irc | grep -i client
You missed a couple...
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new version depends on a package you don't have installed, and you are
doing a simple apt-get upgrade. If you do apt-get dist-upgrade, it will be
willing to install new packages. Alternatively, you could run apt-get
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> ;;
>
> and it works good.
You might try guessnet, which can automatically determine your
environment.
> my question here is:
> 2) how can i use ifconfig to bring up eth0 with dhcp?
man interfaces
apt-get install pump
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To see if /tmp is a separate partition (and its size, if it is) run
df -h (the -h gives you human readable units, which is handy)
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>
> What magic, if any, must be worked to have Bastille run on Debian?
apt-get install bastille
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to use glade with whatever language you prefer. It still
requires work, but it's probably the easiest way to make the gui.
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allow X forwarding, it overrides the ssh client
setting.
The relevant line (on the ppc computer) probably looks something like
X11Forwarding yes
or more likely
#X11Forwarding no
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and out of the mode. You can specify the
> number of columns to wrap at or accept the default. I think the default
> is 72 columns, but help can tell you more. Or, you can look at the
> source.
Just so you know, you can also use M-q to rewrap a paragraph, or to wrap
one if you d
tries to assure me of this every time I fire it up. :-P
>
> Surely I'm not the only one seeing the above as a single line? Your
> messages aren't wrapped at 70 over here.
No, you're not crazy, I see it as a long line also!
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> *REALLY* annoying when I'm playing Unreal Tournament because all of a
> sudden I'm staring at a spinning ceiling :-)
Are you running gpm? If so I would try turning that off, as it can
sometimes cause the symptoms you describe.
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/mknod, that would
> make just as much sense.
PAM can do a lot more than just interactive stuff. I would want to make it
so that shutdown can only be run by users on the console (or root,
perhaps). Is there some way to do this other than using pam?
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i boot .. i
> want to put its setting in this interface file which @
> this time only have entry for the loopback interface
> .. so anyone share how can i put setting of my eth0
> adapter ?
man interfaces
In short, you sound like you're missing a line
auto eth0
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makedev input/mouse$i c $major `math $i + 32` $mouse
makedev input/event$i c $major `math $i + 64` $mouse
makedev input/mice c $major 63 $mouse
Thus, MAKEDEV input.
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boot? It seems that you could just insmod ext3 and
then `mount -o remount` the relevant partitions.
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around and select the
> desried mailbox file.
>
> How can I configure mutt to do something similar?
With mutt, using the default keybindings, I believe that hitting tab two or
three times instead of '=' should do the trick.
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ma?
I'd try installing gatos and running xatitv (which may require running as
root). As I understand it, the ATI wonder cards aren't well supported by
the kernel, but gatos is designed specifically for them.
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> I made an unfortunate discovery today that audio no longer works on my
> laptop (a Thinkpad X21, which is running testing). I had it working a
> month or two ago, but haven't used audio much since, so I don't kno
d go about trouble-shooting this would be greatly appreciated.
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seems most likely that I just need to add my user to the right group
(although maybe I should make the xatitv program SGID or something), but am
at a loss as to which group could be relevant. Any help would be
appreciated.
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fferent problem?
Well, the lines you show don't look like an error message to me, they look
like normal operation. I'd say the error occurred earlier perhaps?
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pull up the unstable library when there is a testing version available...
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t see where the separation between client and server is, and may not
have to depend on trusted clients.
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>
> Hopefully there are automatic tools for the job and/or simpler
> solutions.
There is: pbuilder. It sets up a chroot build environment in which it
compiles a package.
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n't have a
real scsi disk as well). But alas, I have no idea what else you could
try. Sorry.
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nt kernel (I'm not sure). Anyhow, my
guess would be that any USB drive you get will work.
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On Tue, Nov 20, 2001 at 05:42:50AM +0100, Andreas Leitner wrote:
>
> Or is there some other icq client in debian that supports the new
> protocol?
I've been using licq without any problems.
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ou want to acheive, but it seems like you
could avoid the symlink problem by simply exporting the / directory, and
then chrooting into it on the other computer (which would make the symlinks
work). Of course, then you'd be chrooted into it, which quite likely isn't
what you want...
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is no wire plugged into the ethernet (or if the other end isn't
plugged in). I'm not sure where you would do the checking, though.
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te` and then `apt-get
dist-upgrade` (the latter you may need to run more than once).
Sid is more up-to-date, but changes quite often, sometimes for the worse.
Woody is a bit older in some of its programs, but doesn't change so often,
and is perhaps more seldom broken.
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; or something similar, yet I don't have anything like that. Does
> anyone have any clues as to why I got this result, and what the best
> thing to do is, please?
Try apt-get install login, and see what it tells you. That should clarify
why they are being held back.
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anything useful, but kpresenter looks like it
may be nice (and I figure I try it out next time I have to give a talk).
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be that there is some other problem lurking
beneath the surface...
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to X without passwords, which sounds like
precisely what you want.
As far as training your two dogs to turn on and off the computer, I think
you'd have to buy some special hardware with a large on/off button. Maybe
you could hack one of those apple USB mice, in which the whole mouse is one
large button? :)
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e
> for adding it to the official kernel? (other than "soon," that is :-)
For what it's worth I've been running 2.4.13-ac4 (and using ext3) for a day
or two now with no problem.
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fo and
> other old 2.2.18 stuff in /usr/share/doc and /usr/doc
>
> What else if necessary to create the necessary 2.4.12 *.deb file I need
> to proceed?
Read /usr/share/doc/kernel-package/README.gz.
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On Fri, Oct 26, 2001 at 01:54:58PM -0700, Gordon Paynter wrote:
> On Monday 15 October 2001 09:45, Christopher S. Swingley wrote:
> > I just moved from Mozilla 0.9.4 to 0.9.5 and noticed that it doesn't
> > seem to be respecting font sizes. For example,
>
> As an aside, does there exist an up-to-
Hello. I've been having trouble with cdrecord on my Acer 4406eu usb cdrw
drive. Just as a check, I have verified that it works fine under windows
2k. In fact, for a day it worked fine under linux, and I haven't been able
to figure out what changed that made it no longer work. :(
It has no prob
On Thu, Oct 25, 2001 at 11:38:54AM +0200, Timo Blazko Boewing wrote:
>
> Has anyone of you an idea? When baking my last kernel (2.4.12), I
> somewhere activated "tmpfs", is it that what I may use?
That's what I'm doing. It's like a ram disk that can get swapped out.
It's not too hard to set is u
On Wed, Oct 24, 2001 at 10:31:21PM +0200, Debian User Jean-Baptiste Note wrote:
> Well, i'm sorry i'm really not an expert, but maybe you should
> try a kernel with a initrd option.
> With a initrd, you'll get somewhat of a prompt and the ability
> to modprobe any module you like, it could help you
On Tue, Oct 23, 2001 at 10:43:33PM +0200, Debian User Jean-Baptiste Note wrote:
> Just to know, have you devfs compiled in the kernel and mounted at boot ?
> are you sure the entry /dev/scd0 exists at boot-time ?
> what is the error message ? (i guess it's can't mount root fs on device
> XX:XX ->
Hello all.
I've been trying to use bootcd to create a bootable cdrom for my laptop,
which has a USB cdrw drive (and no other removable drive), and I have been
running into trouble booting with it. I can burn it just fine, and put on
it a 2.4.12 kernel I compiled with USB mass storage compiled in.
On Tue, Oct 23, 2001 at 04:15:18PM +0200, Christian Eckert wrote:
> for some reasons during the debian (potato) installation
> I had to leave out my Ne2000 compatible network-card.
> I plugged it in later and installed the module 'ne'.
> wonderful,no ioport-problems nor irq-problems.
> Now I want t
On Fri, Oct 19, 2001 at 10:42:24PM +0200, Reto wrote:
> When I startx the mouse jumps around wildly. It works for some seconds,
> then it hops around, also pressing buttons. This makes working impossible,
> of course :(
> I have Debian Sid, a Logitech cordless Desktop, so a PS/2 mouse, which is
On Tue, Oct 16, 2001 at 03:04:38PM -0400, Stan Brown wrote:
>
> The machine has been up for a good while now, but ntptrace still says it's
> not synched.
>
> Any sugestions?
Did you run ntpdate? (which requires you to enter the IP address into yet
another config file)
-
line for testing-us, to include
> the latest libraries that are not in non-us?
I don't know, maybe.
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found that to get ppp to work we had
to bring down eth0 for some reason. It seems like you shouldn't have to,
but you could try that, if you still have your eth0 up.
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-get -u dist-upgrade, or -u
upgrade), and if it's going to upgrade a major package (X or libc for
example), then wait, and see what people are saying on this list before
proceeding.
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very unhappy if my hard drive had less bandwidth
than my network connection.
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deleted messages, while the up and down arrows skip them.
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ng main contrib
> deb http://non-us.debian.org/debian-non-US testing/non-US main contrib
>
> Is it just in unstable? Or somewhere else?
Well, only unstable has a reasonably recent mozilla...
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