On 11/09/2010 11:48 AM, Camaleón wrote:
> If I were an Ubuntu user I wouldn't like to be treated as "guinea-pig" :-)
If you were an Ubuntu user you would already be ;)
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ar; install bar; write new db)
> apt-get -y install baz
> (read db; grab baz; install baz; write new db)
This happens only if you pass the -l flag to xargs. Otherwise it passes
all at the same time.
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> device so that I can kill the appropriate thread instead of using trial
> and error?
>
> Thanks for any ideas.
>
lsof /dev/snd/* /dev/dsp /dev/sndstat
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ys. An apt library transition was started a few days
ago, stuff needs to be rebuilt now.
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etworkManager?
>
What are you typing into the textbox? In a later example you are putting
the : separators to iwconfig. I think you should not add them to network
manager.
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l-tools) can help with this.
aptitude search '?reverse-recommends(^package$)'
The ^ and $ are needed because we want an exact match on the package,
and aptitude expects a regular expression.
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> 10) libxine1-ffmpeg
> 11) libxine1-plugins
apt-cache policy libavcodec52
Note the version that is in the debian repositories, and then:
aptitude install
libav{codec52,device52,filter0,format52,util49,postproc51}= ffmpeg=version
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w if that is available at initramfs, but there is /proc/cmdline,
which should tell you what device was used (root=/dev/blah)
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Bruno Buys wrote:
> Konsole and yakuake needed a 'umask 02' added to ~/.bashrc (there
> was none) to behave well. Neither once was reading ~/.bash_profile, by
> the way.
That is because ~/.bash_profile is read on login shells only (unless you
source it from ~/.bashrc
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ere is no reason for you to be rude. (S)He may
have a real problem. If you have a problem with the message, just ignore
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Benedict Verheyen wrote:
> Felipe Sateler schreef:
>>
>> Then mount-bind them as many times you need. Note that the mounts need to
>> be done outside the uml servers, since you need to reach the original
>> directories.
>> For example, suppose you have the
Benedict Verheyen wrote:
> Felipe Sateler schreef:
>> Benedict Verheyen wrote:
>>
>>> Is it possible to have an UML server that houses the home directories
>>> and makes them available for the UML servers that handle email and thus
>>> save emails in
/dest/dir
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Ron Johnson wrote:
> So, run apt-proxy on N-1 "peers" and that's that.
Actually, apt-proxy would run in only 1 of the peers. The other N-1 would
have to be configured to connect to it.
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with a subje
ading section
D.3 "Installing Debian GNU/Linux from a Unix/Linux System"
(http://www.debian.org/releases/stable/i386/apds03.html.en)
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der
The problem seems to be that your installation source got corrupted somehow
(libmwins.so has an invalid header).
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quot;invoke-rc.d proftpd restart"
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Roberto C. Sánchez wrote:
> Why is it that the alias won't be picked up by man?
Because man seems to be calling pager directly, which is a link to less.
There is no shell in between to do alias expansion, and if there were one,
it would not match the alias to expand.
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> periodically.
>
AFAIK fam uses inotify (or dnotify, I don't recall which) when available.
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nature of the /dev tree when running under udev.
shm stands for SHared Memory, and I don't know specifically why it's there.
It seems like it is a way of passing data between applications via shm_*
glibc calls.
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re are docs floating around,
but they only cover the basic aspects, and only on the simplest of
configurations.
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ave said. You need to
>> load the sound modules that alsaconf loads after it has run.
>
> How to do that?
Do:
lspci | grep audio
Your problem happened to me because I had 2 soundcards installed. Does your
motherboard have an integrated sound card?
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ed out how to set up the default sound card. Note that alsaconf
doesn't do this.
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nly bug fixes will be accepted into etch. New
features most probably won't get into etch.
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g: error processing kqemu-modules-2.6.17-2-686 (--install):
>> dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
Here is the thing. You need to update your qemu.
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but I'd expect an update to regenerate them.
> Thanks,
> anw
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> "testing" in the sources ??? Any idea ??
If you put etch, when etch becomes stable, you'll be tracking stable. If you
put testing, you'll end up tracking etch+1.
> Really thanks,
>
> Alejandro
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_ wild guess here: perhaps you are using the wrong PPD
file. Have you tried with alternative ones (perhaps downloading a new one
from linuxprinting.org)?
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amateur wrote:
> On Mon, Jul 03, 2006 at 03:24:32PM -0400, Felipe Sateler wrote:
>> amateur wrote:
>>
>> > There's another question: why didn't I receive my original email, that
>> > is, the one you replied to? Does this list by default don't send
is that gmail detected both mails as identical, so
you only have one copy (the one you sent).
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Derek wrote:
> etch and testing are the same thing,using testing instead of etch could
> lead to a accidental upgrade.
That upgrade is not accidental: normally, you want to track either stable,
testing or unstable, you don't want to track the next release.
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se alien to generate a deb package, and then install the
debian package.
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the supported devices section to see
wether your card is supported.
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an is amarok.
Using amarok you can convert all your m4a files to flac. Just download the
transcode plugin for amarok.
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Lubos Vrbka wrote:
> Felipe Sateler wrote:
>> This happens on my system when I unload w83627hf (which is the module I
>> need for my chipset). Have you loaded the modules sensors-detect said you
>> should load? Adding the lines in /etc/modules doesn't automatically l
les are most probably aac files inside
the MPEG4 container format.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M4a
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#x27;!
This happens on my system when I unload w83627hf (which is the module I need
for my chipset). Have you loaded the modules sensors-detect said you should
load? Adding the lines in /etc/modules doesn't automatically load them
(actually, yes, they are loaded automatically, but on next
/include/asm-generic/errno-base.h,
which is included in the linux-kernel-headers package. Please check if that
file exists, and defines both values.
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the sudoers
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remove that package, or the package dependencies have
changed, they will be automatically removed. Aptitude is much more picky on
the dependencies, apt-get tends to assume you know what you are doing
(which I've found is not usually the case, given the amount of packages and
their interdependenci
tems mounted noexec.
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686', number 2 with 'file i686/txt' and number four
with 'mount'.
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ymbol 'xen_tlb_flush'. Any ideas on what can be causing this? I have the
feeling that the fact that the xen kernel doesn't ship a System.map file.
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x27;t
> use kde ortherwise, so I guess I'm missing some packages?
This is a bug in the package,
edit /usr/share/applnk/Settings/System/k3bsetup2.desktop and remove
the "NoDisplay=true" line
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by module-init-tools (or modutils) to load the correct
parameters for your sound card.
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t loading the modules you should. What does lsmod say?
Regarding the sound, if you are using alsa (which you should), run
dpkg-reconfigure linux-sound-base to ensure the OSS modules aren't loaded
during startup (which prevents alsa from working correctly), and then run
alsaconfig.
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ian packages?
Have you imported it correctly (via apt-key)? Have you got other
repositories in your sources.list? Did you apt-get update after importing
the key?
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rrors were encountered while processing:
> kio-locate
This happens because this package was built before a certain transition
Debian did a while ago, so the package it depends on (kdelibs4) changed
it's name (now it's kdelibs4c2a). You probably have no way of installing
this deb package.
John Graves wrote:
> The error is:
> Syntax error on line 9 of /etc/apache/modules.conf:
Well, you have probably an error on line 9 of your modules.conf file. What
does it say?
PS: As a sidenote, you also seem to have a duplicated entry for http_core
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#x27;t have a dollar sign. Otherwise you can remove
the env_reset, but that is apparently not recommended. Example from
my /etc/sudoers:
Defaultsenv_reset, env_keep = DISPLAY
Here I keep the DISPLAY variable which allows me to launch X based apps
under sudo.
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rub boot disc. The boot disc
when booted provides the grub command line (also referred to as the grub
shell).
This tool basically does what you did, so they are pretty much equivalent.
Still, it is useful to know this command.
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The fix I suggest is adding a env_keep directive in the env_keep line:
Defaults env_reset, env_keep = DISPLAY
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J.Moore wrote:
> I need to do an install of Debian 2.2 (potato) to do some maintenance on
> an old application. The author claims it will only run on the 2.2
> kernel, and I want to eliminate as many variables as possible.
You need a 2.2 kernel, not a distribution with that version number. Either
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