hi,
I had problems trying to use the (non-free) nvidia kernel module
generated from nvidia-kernel-source and I found out that the device
files /dev/nvidia[ctl|0|1] were not created by any of the nvidia*
packages, and are also not created by the MAKEDEV script nor by the
udev package.
I'm not su
hi :)
i've been using my own compiled kernels for the last couple of years.
After getting somewhat tired of compiling them, i tried the stock
kernels. But they just won't boot, looping with a message like (it
doesn't log the message):
"insmod: can't find module
/lib/module/2.4.22-1-k7/kernel/net/
hi all,
using LANG=en_US.UTF-8 for unicode characters i wasn't being able to
get composed latin characters (accents) using the Multi_key.
searching a little bit i found out the the "compositions" were defined
but in the "wrong" (i.e. different than what i'm used to) order of key
strokes. So I ju
hi all,
using LANG=en_US.UTF-8 for unicode characters i wasn't being able to
get composed latin characters (accents, umlaut, etc.) using the Multi_key.
searching a little bit i found out the the "compositions" were defined
but in the "wrong" (i.e. different than what i'm used to) order of key
st
I've just done it a couple of weeks ago, and it's working great. Read
the stuff, because mostly it works the same for Debian :)
Anyway there are different configurations for a diskless machine, and
each one requires different steps. Just as an overview:
* kernel for DL (diskless machine): may be
> The only way to really measure the speed of the cards (and not of hard
> disk, nfs-subsystem etc) is to send _huge_ amounts of data really,
> really fast.
>
> Personally I like netcat (it´s debianized) for that sort of stuff, just
> dd if=/dev/null | netcat 1.2.3.4
> and, on the other side
hi,
I have two computers connected with a crossover cable (BTW, thanks
&rw), both with 100Mb/s ethernet cards (SIS900 & RealTek 8139) but
they seem to be connected only by 10Mb/s (NFS transfers are at a bit
more than 1 mbyte/s). I just compiled the drivers into the kernel.
am I forgetting to set
yes, no harddisk. But I found the following:
".../linux/Documentation/nfsroot.txt"
and the program
"bootparamd"
and I think I found my way. I'm still in doubt about which files
should be shared ("/home", "/usr" a part of "/etc") and which not
("/tmp", "/var", another part of "/etc"). And how t
hi,
I have a spare machine (a PIII 550) without monitor/keyboard/mouse nor
_hd_, but with onboard (SIS) ethernet card, disk (3 1/2) and cdrom
drives. I want to set up a small LAN with my main machine (debian
woody, kernel 2.4.9) as a server, and this machine just to run some
CPU intensive (but not
hi,
sorry if this question is out of topic, but maybe this is a
configuration problem and someone may help me ... :)
I have an old SB16, which works great when used by OSS driver.
When I try to use eSound for multiplexing, it sounds
broken, as if it were playing a scratched old LP. Even if only
hi,
since I upgraded to the X3.3.6-11 version X started complaining about this
and won't run!! Any idea about what could be causing this ?
thanks very much for any help
:-)
jan
ps.: I tried 'mkfontdir' again in all font directories, I checked permissions,
I'm using exactly the same configurat
hi,
gcc & g++ are the programs I use most, and often I'm waiting for them
to compile a big project I'm currently working on.
is it worth to recompile them using more "agressive" optimizations
options (-O3, -funroll-loops, and -march=pentiumpro) ?
anyway, I tried it, using apt-get to get the so
hi all,
I'm trying to compress with passwords a couple of hundred files using
"zip" (I have to use this, as some of the compressed files will go to
windoze users), but "zip" only seems to take the password from a
terminal, so I can't use the "<" redirector of bash. Is there a way of
fooling it, so
I think my .Xmodmap may help you with this. It sets the two "windows"
keys as "Mod3" (which I assign to window manager functions) and the
"menu" key to "compose", aka "Multi_key". The compose key will be
accepted by most of the software (all gnome, xemacs, powershell(this
one is great), gnome-termi
Chris Gray writes:
>
> On Sat, May 06, 2000 at 01:14:30PM -0300, Jan Pfeifer wrote:
> > I'm trying to execute a "HelloWorld" program in java,
> > but after compiling it, when running, it segment faults:
> >
>
> > ahn, and:
>
hi,
I'm trying to execute a "HelloWorld" program in java,
but after compiling it, when running, it segment faults:
$ java -v HelloWorld.class
Loading java/lang/Object.class(/usr/lib/jdk1.1/lib/classes.zip)
Loading java/io/Serializable.class(/usr/lib/jdk1.1/lib/classes.zip)
Loading java/lang/Clon
for those following this subject, the new version 0.25.2-2 has just
fixed this problem, and sawmill was worth the (minimal thanks to
dselect) effort :), I'll stick with it ...
thanks for the answers ...
jan
Jan Pfeifer writes:
> hi all,
>
> I've just installed t
hi,
untill someone with real knowledge help you, you may try using one of
the Vesa modes (I suppose ATI Charger supports it). But to use this
you will have to set the Console/Frame Buffers/Vesa VGA support for
the kernel. And then select one of the vesa modes listed in the
/usr/src/linux/Documenta
hi all,
I've just installed the Sawmill 0.25.2-1 package, but sawmill won't
run, and keep mumbling
"error--> (invalid-function (macro . #))"
to me, each time I run :)
if I run it with the "--interp" option it seems to run, but without
the menus and don't know what else -- I've never used it.
p
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