I noticed the message below on the list, and have the same problem. I
manually restored parts of my .gconf directory, noting which things
cause the crash. It was a time consuming task, the biggest nuisance is
having to reboot after every crash. I have reduced it to:
~/.gconf/%gconf-tree.xml
~/
Thanks. I was hoping to get away with something slightly lighter than
squid, but it seems I might just have to use squid...
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I'll consider packaging it if it isn't.
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r ... curiouser and curiouser... (I
did notice the non-rotation a long time ago, but didn't worry about
it. The curious thing is the date...)
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s, I've searched the debian-user
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been more thorough in my searching, but I have to finish a project for
tomorrow...
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here already knows the answer.
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I've got a USB storage device (what should one call these things? I
hate calling it a "flash disk" since I feel it's not a disk (disc?) ;)
It worked great at one point. However, recently, it still seems to
register fine, etc etc, but the mountable device no longer appears in
my devfs /dev/. How can
On Sun, Jun 29, 2003 at 04:00:54PM +0200, Hugo van der Merwe wrote:
> On Thu, Jun 26, 2003 at 07:33:46AM +0200, Thomas Krennwallner wrote:
> > What are the modem manufacturers? Do you connect with a US Robotics on
> > the gateway and with the internal modem of the laptop?
>
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> Hi!
>
> On Wed Jun 25, 2003 at 11:46:00PM +0200, Hugo van der Merwe wrote:
> > gateway/firewall/webserver. I had to move it to a modem for a while,
> > however, it refuses to connect. The laptop, howe
serial setup is good? Any ideas that I should pursue?
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Jun 25 22:04:57 baboon pppd[31601]: pppd 2.4.1 started by hugo, uid 1000
Jun 25 22:04:58 baboon chat[31603]: abort on (BUSY)
Jun 25 22:04:58 baboon chat[31603]: abort on (NO CARRIER)
Jun 25 22:04:58 baboon chat[31603]:
My apologies for not researching properly, a more thorough google
search quickly and easily turned up info about current Debian packages
being broken, and also the link:
http://dri.sourceforge.net/snapshots/README.Debian
Will try this out soon, thanks.
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d today, with local mirror,
so I'm at most a day, likely not two, behind.
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one rtl8139 and one smc, for convenience. Have yet to put them in,
will probably only do so tomorrow.
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of network cards, then I'd be open to recommendations: something not
too expensive, and of course, something that works very well with
Linux ;)
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I'll use a -v -v next time, for now, I want to know what "emails"
these are that never reach me.
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paused when you run out of disk space...) I've been seeing pauses
lately, was curious what might be causing them.
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which is clearly related to the processes going balistic. I will try
running an fsck. Any ideas? What should I do, what should I investigate?
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my "music daemon"... (when run from the command line they're fine.)
Any ideas why/how this happened? I'm running unstable, updated yesterday
or the day before.
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What is the difference (when would one use what) between
libapache-mod-ssl, and apache-ssl? Is one of these "new", since the
"crypto-in-main" transition? (I only noticed the -mod-ssl one today,
I've used apache-ssl in the past.)
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r is fine, I just have to play with vid modes
etc?
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> see http://www.openssh.com/faq.html#3.10 which (for shell) recommends a
> stdout is your alternative anyway (proper daemonizing).
> If coding in C, use daemon(3).
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does look like it backgrounds the program fine...)
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for me to go to the trouble of
finding out that way. So out of interest, will the new installer that is
being worked on, make alternative methods of install like this a lot
easier? (As it is still being, "designed" in some ways, maybe this is
something that can be kept in mind if it is not alre
t one should run make-kpkg clean unless you know what you are doing.
So I want to find out what I'm doing... ;)
Any ideas?
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6/lib/" helped. Apart from
that, I've found a version with some more bug fixes, and source-only,
which I compiled, and seems to not suffer from this problem. So thanks
for all the help, it's now solved.
Hugo van der Merwe
If it does, try to
> compile without it. If that's not feasible, edit the binary and make the
> first byte of the RPATH data into an ASCII NUL.
Did not find any "RPATH" in objdump's output.
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27;libXaw.so.6'
> > ) = 43
> > _exit(16) = ?
> Strange. There should be a ld.so.cache on your system.
> Try to run ldconfig as root and check if /etc/ld.so.cache is created.
There is an ld.so.cache. Not an ld.so.preload. (the strace shows this if
I am reading it correctly.) I reran ldconfig, but that didn't help.
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hat, octal?) The "source" of the email is encoded as "=EA",
> 8**2 * 3 + 8**1 * 5 + 8**0 * 2 == 234 (base 10)
Hmm, which matches 16*14+10==234 ... dem, must have made a calculation
error previously. Stupid.
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pine. (I set my charset to iso-8859-1 as well, iirc.)
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abelled as for K6/K7/Athlon, so this should be fine then... (I see
2.4.9 entered "local" mirror today. Goodie)
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c3 or an older gcc?
This might also be 2.4.8 issues, I realize? Hope 2.4.9 makes it into
Debian soon, or local mirror soon if it is already in Debian.
Ideas?
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, ?
This isn't really gnumeric's problem, is it? Rather, libgnomeprint-data
should recommend the gsfonts package?
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The solution:
apt-get install gsfonts
I think gnumeric should at least recommend this package, ?
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that filed #107797 has the same problem
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It's wait and see...
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oted GNU/Linux again. The RTL shifted from
IRQ 12 to 11, and the NE appears to work fine on IRQ 5.
I guess the BIOS just configured the network card better than it was
configured when it left it for GNU/Linux. Makes sense.
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> > Does running /usr/share/doc/libgnomeprint-data/run-gnome-font-install help?
> No it doesn't, because the above file doesn't exist! ;^)
I believe it does. At least on my system. Needs to be executed with
perl.
> Ack, anyone got a fix for this Gnumeric problem?
I see there are a number of bug
> Does running /usr/share/doc/libgnomeprint-data/run-gnome-font-install help?
Usage: run-gnome-font-install installer datadir srcdir
What does it want as parameters?
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... Done
Scanning directories: Done
Sorting fonts... Done
Sorting Type1 aliases... Done
Building fonts... Done
Something went wrong - NO FONTS
atlantis:/home/hugo#
What is gnome-font-install missing? Any ideas?
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I.e. if lilo has no problems
with it I can have lba32 in there anyway?) I also have "compact" in my
lilo.conf, so that it boots a little faster. Is this hardware failure,
or misconfiguration?
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hda: read_intr: status=0x59 { DriveReady SeekComplete DataRequest Erro
Tx descriptor 2 is 2000.
Aug 8 22:22:52 baboon kernel: eth0: Tx descriptor 3 is 2000. (queue head)
Aug 8 22:22:52 baboon kernel: eth0: Setting half-duplex based on
auto-negotiated partner ability 0000.
Any ideas?
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On Sun, Jul 01, 2001 at 08:43:04PM +0200, Joost Kooij wrote:
> 1st question: Are you also using gpm? Try turning that off and see if
> problems persist.
I have gpm running, but configured it to use only the serial mouse. (As
I don't want to use the repeater, and ps/2 mouse cannot be used by both
work, input hangs.
Any ideas? I'd think this might be an IRQ conflict or something, except
that /proc/interrupts seems to have nothing on IRQ 12 if the mouse isn't
enabled. How can I debug this problem? What must I look at?
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thing so far...)
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> Try
>
> $ fuser -v /dev/dsp
>
> It'll show you the program that has currently opened the sound device.
>
> Most likely, you have 'esd' running as part of your Gnome session.
> To fix,
>
> - run all your audio apps in ESound mode
> - disable "Startup Sound Server" in your Gnome control p
Just have to mention, alsa appears to be working great. Still odd that
the normal es1371 module doesn't work.
Thanks anyway,
Hugo
On Fri, May 04, 2001 at 03:04:31PM +0200, hugo wrote:
> A friend has a new PC (Athlon 900MHz) with a motherboard with onboard
> "SoundBlaster PCI128" (or should I call
works with the es1371 module...) - maybe I need to refine my searching
techniques though... ;)
Any ideas?
Oh, and I'm using kernel 2.4.2.. I'm gonna try alsa now.
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is. I also want to know out of pure interest. Any ideas?
There's nothing obvious (at least to me at this point in time) in
cron.{d,daily,weekly,monthly}... I suppose I should try and find out
exactly when this happens, but that will take a couple of days... as it
doesn't happen daily.
up in 'dpkg --get-selections' at all.
I was here referring to packages that have been removed, but not purged.
They show up in --get-selections, and will be installed by these
commands. All I was aiming to do was get the selections to match with
the current state of the machine.
I think the best way to go about his is sed'ing through the status file.
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Hugo van der Merwe
full.
> Personally, I think console apt should have some way of showing new packages.
> if a package is marked 'new' and you have the sort order set to show new items
> first, it would emulate dselect fairly well.
If possible, this way should be avoidable if it makes console-apt any
slower, I think. But personally, on my machine, I would also love to see
this.
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Hugo van der Merwe
have researched this properly: I haven't checked mailing
lists for previous discussions, and haven't checked the BTS, so I
apologize if this has already been discussed.
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rop the resolution to the
best size, lock the mouse cursor into the window, and if possible,
"position" the display correctly.
Any ideas?
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Hugo van der Merwe
g to get the network configured:
/etc/hosts, /etc/resolv.conf, /etc/network/interfaces... these files
have all not been set up as necessary, and I think I may be missing a
couple, which is why I'm looking for something similar to "pcnetconfig"
(which is for pcmcia network cards).
Than
configured after a base install? (I'm considering going through the
installation menu again.)
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Hugo van der Merwe
ps. Is /dev/cdrom created when the module is loaded, or some other time
by some other script?
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> I got them from http://cdimage.debian.org/cd-images/2.2_rev0/i386/ .
>
> Cheers
> Matthias
Thanks,
Hugo
d
time for web access today. Thanks.
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mit a bug report.
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Hugo van der Merwe
On Thu, 10 Aug 2000, John Foster wrote:
> Just a guess but did he have the filesystem mounted when he ran fsck :-)
Aha, that could be... where else would he have found fsck? OK, so how does
one go about running fsck without mounting root? I suppose that's
supposed to be on a set of rescue disks,
supposed to be? I'd think it simply uses the login name...
Anyway, just sharing an "incomplete shutdown experience"...
Hugo van der Merwe
), without recompiling the whole
kernel. How does one go about doing this using make-kpkg, or does one have
to use more "conventional" tools directly to be able to do this?
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ps. I get the feeling most people (incl. me) have a habit of automatically
CC:'ing t
ug" in the howto's? Also, that is
IMHO the meanest part of the debian install - determining which network
card module to load for a network install. (Doesn't linux autodetect this
kind of thing once fully setup? Can this kind of functionality not be
included in the installation disks?))
Hugo van der Merwe
Hi,
Anyone know if there is support for an Accton Cheetah PCI network card?
I got stuck with the install when I had to load a module for the network
card. (Network install.)
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to run 2.2.13, I think, or something around there), I get a bogomips
rating of 240! This certainly looks bogus to me. Any ideas?
Please ensure that replies are cc'ed to me ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), as I
cannot handle all the traffic on debian-user (I rather go for
debian-laptop).
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Hugo va
nse flags: Blk 0 (not valid)
cmd finished after 0.017s timeout 480s
Any ideas? Was my script messed up, or was this a freak occurance? I
didn't notice anything strange while writing the tracks, except something
about secsize being -1...
Thanks,
Hugo van der Merwe
acks to wave files... the last thing I can think of,
is dumping the whole CD, and then cutting off the first part and possibly
the last part, so that you'll only be left with track 7...
Any ideas?
Thanks
Hugo van der Merwe
l if I use "apm -s" as root, but if
I close the laptop display, it doesn't switch and it locks up... any
ideas?
Hugo van der Merwe
.upp" driver, maybe?
Last but not least I noticed that the 500 filter makes use of djscript,
but the 550 filter does not. I'd think it would be a good idea to make the
550 filter also make use of djscript, should I file a Severity:wishlist
bug report? (BTW, I use a 560c at home, using th
e complete information. I will not mind a direct answer
though.
Thanks for the list's eagerness to help,
Hugo van der Merwe
On Thu, 30 Sep 1999, Pollywog wrote:
>
> On 30-Sep-99 Hugo van der Merwe wrote:
> > I realise something is probably not configured correctly. I installed
> > pcmcia-source, and compiled it with dpkg-kpkg, then installed the
> > resulting .deb file. Everything seems to
cable instead.
I installed most of it by directly connecting the laptop hard drive to my
desktop. Packages can be installed using chroot. The only thing that must
be changed to make it work when it is in the laptop, is /etc/fstab, unless
I missed something...
Hugo van der Merwe
On Thu, 30 Sep 1999, Martin Fluch wrote:
> On Thu, 30 Sep 1999, Hugo van der Merwe wrote:
>
> > I realise something is probably not configured correctly. I installed
> > pcmcia-source, and compiled it with dpkg-kpkg, then installed the
> > resulting .deb file. Everyt
inserting it (one lowish,
and one an octave higher). )
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in
> the kernel, but clearly it isn't. Or what modules must I load with
> modprobe?
As I just mentioned, I think the pcmcia card isn't properly
configured/initialised.
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> On Tue, Sep 28, 1999 at 10:42:15PM +0200, Hugo van der Merwe wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > How can I install the debian "base" system to another hard drive in the
> > same computer? I have a working Debian / DOS+Win95 dual boot system, and
> > would like
top's hard drive to my Debian machine, using an
adapter. There must be some way to install Debian to this hard drive,
using my desktop machine. How can I do this? Will the normal
install-from-dos-partition procedure work?
Thanks in advance,
Hugo van der Merwe
ps. I would appreciate if replies
top's hard drive to my Debian machine, using an
adapter. There must be some way to install Debian to this hard drive,
using my desktop machine. How can I do this? Will the normal
install-from-dos-partition procedure work?
Thanks in advance,
Hugo van der Merwe
ps. I would appreciate if replies
should not be between comm and devel,
but rather be apart from main. Same thing for non-free.
Just another thought,
Hugo van der Merwe
On Thu, 17 Jun 1999, William Ono wrote:
> On Wed, 16 Jun 1999, Hugo van der Merwe wrote:
>
> > having ALL: ALL in hosts.deny and ALL: 192.168.1.* in hosts.allow worked
> > perfectly. hosts.allow was supposed to override hosts.deny. When did this
> > change?
>
hiding behind them, I now have to worry about
my own security. What do most people place in their hosts.allow and
hosts.deny files?
Hugo van der Merwe
e ftp/telnet problem, but I think it
solved another problem that crept up today.
Hugo van der Merwe
r of any characters).
Debian-Changes - file matching mail in this folder.
If a mail message matches no recipies, it is filed in $DEFAULT, which is,
by default, $ORGMAIL, which is, by default, /var/spool/mail/$LOGNAME.
See man procmailrc for more info. (And man fetchmail (not man
fetchmailrc).)
HTH someone,
Hugo van der Merwe
my sound problems back in my 2.0 days.
Hugo van der Merwe
ed nearly all packages under "Standard". (As well
as "Req" and "Imp".)
inetd is running. (Don't know if it is configured correctly though...)
This is the output I get:
# telnet localhost
Trying 127.0.0.1...
Connected to localhost
Escape character is '^]'.
Connection closed by foreign host.
#
Thanks for your replies,
Hugo van der Merwe
when
I installed kernel 2.2.7. I think it was the latter though.
My hosts.allow and .deny files stayed the same, and I can still telnet
from this machine to others. (Not to itself.)
Any ideas?
TIA,
Hugo van der Merwe
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