On Samedi 21 Mai 2005 17:02, Jonathan Melhuish wrote:
> for all .ogg files in this directory and all subdirectories
> cddb = ogginfo | grep "cddb" | some fancy sed stuff
> abcde -C $cddb
> done
Erm, of course, that won't work, because ABCDE only needs
On Vendredi 20 Mai 2005 08:44, Mark Janssen wrote:
> You can specify which steps you want to perform (cddb, rip, encode,tag,
> rename, delete temp files) So you could do the ŕip/encode step when
> offline, and later do thecddb and rename steps later
Yep, I'll be using ABCDE for the rip & encode, a
On Jeudi 19 Mai 2005 20:40, Sven Arvidsson wrote:
> I think Easytag has these features.
I had a look at Easytag and couldn't work out how to use it! Of course,
there's no documentation anywhere :-(
This would seem like a really easy thing to do, which I would have though lots
of people would w
For various reasons, I need to be able to rip a CD whilst not connected to the
Internet, then tag the files with the correct metadata (from FreeDB) at a
later stage.
Is there any linux software that can tag FLACs and Oggs from their disc-id?
Ie., for any given Ogg or FLAC file:
1. Read the cddb d
On Sunday 25 July 2004 17:57, John Summerfield wrote:
> Check out Red Hat's download areas for its latest 2.4 kernel. I'm pretty
> sure the Red Hat Enterprise kernels (those with enterprise in their
> names as some have smp) support more than 4 Gbytes.
Huh, I thought I was on the debian-user lis
On Sunday 25 July 2004 07:43, Monique Y. Mudama wrote:
> > I'm looking to buy a USB 2.0 5.25" external drive enclosure. Which
> > ones are linux compatible?
> >
> > I've been unable to find any useful information despite my Googling
> > efforts, so any pointers would be most appreciated. :-)
>
>
On Sunday 25 July 2004 02:18, Dougpol1 wrote:
> Hello somebody,
> I'm using Debian3.0r2 and I've installed the wrong ISP password
> and wvdial can't connect. How do I change that password and in what file.
Try doing "dpkg -L wvdial | grep conf". The first bit lists the files owned
by that
I'm looking to buy a USB 2.0 5.25" external drive enclosure. Which ones are
linux compatible?
I've been unable to find any useful information despite my Googling efforts,
so any pointers would be most appreciated. :-)
Cheers,
Jon
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Since upgrading my system on 10th July, webmin hasn't worked.
When I try running "/etc/init.d/webmin start", it says "Starting webmin:
webmin" and returns control to the command line - but no processes persist
and no ports stay open. What's more, I don't even get any log output
in /var/log/web
Since upgrading my system on 10th July, webmin hasn't worked.
When I try running "/etc/init.d/webmin start", it says "Starting webmin:
webmin" and returns control to the command line - but no processes persist
and no ports stay open. What's more, I don't even get any log output
in /var/log/webmin
On Saturday 10 July 2004 23:13, Antonio Rodriguez wrote:
> would dd make a full-complete copy of a dvd? checking with dvd::rip,
> the obetained directory is almost twice as large. That would not fit
> in a 4.7 g regular dvd, which is the size of the original. Hmm.
> ?
Don't forget that most DVD fi
Jerome BENOIT wrote:
Hello List,
are there good tools which enable to migrate from a former IMAP to a
new one ?
There are tools, I can't vouch for whether they're good or not! I came
across one earlier this evening; I can't remember what it was called,
but I was searching for "IMAP" on http://s
Travis Crump wrote:
Ben Edwards (lists) wrote:
So I guess what I am looking for is a simple dvdrip howto for copying
DVD.
A DVD-R is single layer while a DVD is double layer[ie has twice the
capacity] so a complete copy is obviously impossible.
But I see no reason why it would be impossible to co
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi i would like to know how can i send a fax from linux.
kde is version 3.2. i am bahind an ADSL connection.
could somebody tell me a quick and easy way to do that?
as i am quite new.
You can't send faxes using an ADSL modem, you need a "normal" PSTN
modem. You coul
Ben Cade wrote:
2. I can also allow the system to boot into the yaboot prompt, in
which case I can only boot to Linux and again I get a blank (black)
screen.
What is my next step???
Do you get a blank screen straight away, or do you get some text bootup
messages and then the screen goes blan
alex wrote:
Is it a given that if a computer's motherboard has integrated audio
and video that it is unsuited for Linux unless audio and video cards
are installed?
No. It depends what chipsets are on the motherboard.
Would running a KNOPPIX CD be a reliable test?
Yes. Although if it doesn't wor
j smith wrote:
i have bt878-based TV card, i can use xawtv to watch
TV, but when i use streamer to record TV, it complains
"no audio". needless to say, the output has no audio.
can you help me?
Can you record sound successfully in other applications?
If you can, then I'd suggest contacting the "
Silvan wrote:
I'm thinking a (Cygwin) bash script on the Windows box to rsync (or something)
his files. It needs to be able to grab everything. I haven't thought it all
the way through, and I'm looking for clever ideas.
Dircha's solution is probably going to be a lot easier for 10Mb of
files
Kevin Mark wrote:
The thing I'm missing is a client to access (read.
move, delete) my email DB. Does anyone know of a mail client that can
access mail stored in a database like mysql?
No, but you I think you could use Postfix with MySQL, then use any
IMAP-compatible email client to interact with
I seem to have successfully installed my BT Voyager 1010 USB Wifi
adapter. The driver loads upon plugging it in, the "activity" light
switches on, and all is rosy. But I'm slightly at a loss as to how to
proceed. The README that comes with the driver slightly tersely
suggests typing somethin
Nicholas Lativy wrote:
Oh and sorry for mailing you directly, I hit "r" instead of "L" by mistake
first time.
I keep bloody doing that! >:-( Why can't the debian-user "Reply To:"
address be set to the list address, like every other list I'm subscribed to?
Cheers,
Jon
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Ron wrote:
Jonathan Melhuish wrote:
There must surely be a table that translates these numeric codes into
the right driver to load - anyone got any idea where it is?
Yeah, I got an idea where it is. It is in the driver. Look at
at76c503-rfmd.c of your berlios source directory. Your
Kevin Murphy wrote:
Yargh, this is too hardcore for me; I didn't manage to get this
working in a couple hours today. I'm going to try this all over again
more carefully and then take it to the atmel driver list.
Yup, I think I'll follow you there. Ron's suggestion looks promising so
if I can g
Ron wrote:
Jonathan Melhuish wrote:
Jonathan Melhuish wrote:
There must surely be a table that translates these numeric codes into
the right driver to load - anyone got any idea where it is?
Yeah, I got an idea where it is. It is in the driver. Look at
at76c503-rfmd.c of your
Has anybody succeeded in getting either of the above devices (apparently
they use the same chipset) to work under Debian?
I've just spent an hour or so trying to get the Amtel driver to compile,
but have got no-where :-( My (brief) notes are here, if anybody can
spot my mistake: http://www.ora
Googling turns up lots of arguments about whether or not it's worth
creating seperate optimized binaries for 686-class machines, and I have
to admit I'm not particularly fussed that they don't exist.
However, I'm being forced to compile my own kernel so I thought I might
as well compile it in a
David Cunningham wrote:
Hi people. I'm looking at the NEC ND-2500A as a solution for writing DVDs
under Linux. Does anyone have experience with using this drive for writing
DVDs under Linux? If not can you recommend a good DVD burner that will
"play nice" with Linux userland tools?
Thanks in ad
Kent West wrote:
Anyway, at the expense of being locked to a specific kernel version,
I'd really like to get it working. So I use apt-get to download the
appropriate kernel, headers and pcmcia-modules. But how do I
"activate" it? Presumably I need an initrd image in my boot
partition? Non
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Based on some man, tutoriels and docs I wrote a script that allows a connection
of more than one ISP using only one NIC, via a switch (tested with 2 modems but
should work with 3 or 4 ...).
I don't know if such a solution already exists but all docs I've found require
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How to setup a DVDrw in debian with kernel 2.6.5? another device (/dev/hdd) is a
cdrw and k3b recognises it. unfortunately the dvdrw is not. could somebody help
me please?
The setup procedure for a DVD-RW is practically the same as for a CD-RW.
A good first step in dia
tiresias wrote:
--- sound initialization ---
/dev/dsp: Input/output error
Could not mmap /dev/dsp
What may be the cause of the silent games?
It may possibly be that another program already has the soundcard open.
Can you play sound in other applica
I'm running Debian unstable both on my laptop at home and my desktop at
work. My desktop upgraded itself to KDE 3.2 a few weeks back. My
laptop is still using KDE 3.1 - the only difference I have noticed is
that all of my K-menu items have dissappeared! :-(
What gives?
TIA,
Jon
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As so often happens, I'm composing a message to the list and think of
one last thing I could try which then fixes it. I thought I'd post
anyway, just in case someone is Googling for a solution to the same problem!
Basically on trying to burn a DVD in my Pioneer 105 on my linux box, I
got the e
Although Debian "unstable" has actually proved pretty stable for me, I
am aware that it is the development version and hence I cannot moan in
the slightest if somebody breaks something. Upon further inspection,
the "testing" distribution would seem a much better choice (this is a
client machin
Jonathan Melhuish wrote:
Jonathan Melhuish wrote:
I have a headless network server at home on which I am running Debian
stable and the latest "stable" release of rsync. It was previously
working fine, but now hangs the machine (or at least, it disappears
from the network) as soon a
Jonathan Melhuish wrote:
I have a headless network server at home on which I am running Debian
stable and the latest "stable" release of rsync. It was previously
working fine, but now hangs the machine (or at least, it disappears
from the network) as soon as my rsync client attemp
I have a headless network server at home on which I am running Debian
stable and the latest "stable" release of rsync. It was previously
working fine, but now hangs the machine (or at least, it disappears from
the network) as soon as my rsync client attempts to send the first file.
Anybody got
Say I've got the following files:
* Some small files that I want to keep safe, eg. document backups,
databases, etc.
* Some big files that I don't care much about losing but need to read
quickly, eg. video
Can I use software RAID-1 (mirroring) on a partition containing the
first type of file
Jonathan Melhuish wrote:
There's a logic3 5.1 surround sound USB sound card going on eBay,
which looks like exactly what I was after:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2785283904&category=3701&sspagename=STRK%3AMEBWA%3AIT&rd=1
But the question is,
There's a logic3 5.1 surround sound USB sound card going on eBay, which
looks like exactly what I was after:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2785283904&category=3701&sspagename=STRK%3AMEBWA%3AIT&rd=1
But the question is, what's my chances of getting it working under Debian?
I have a fully-working Debian install on my laptop 8-) but every time I
(or rather, the beautiful apt-get) upgrades the kernel, pcmcia card
services break. Thus breaking the PC card network interface, thus
breaking my connection to the Internet. Thus generally pissing me off :-(
I have booted
After having recently installed Debian 3.0 over Mandrake, I'm trying to
get all my hardware working again :-(
Although the boot messages initially correctly identify all 4 drives
(two hard drives, CD-RW, CD-ROM), it seems only the primary hard disk is
usable. During boot, I noticed it say "mod-pro
WTF is going on? Why is this guy bombarding the list with junk? It's
not even proper spam!
Can somebody block him or something?
Cheers,
Jon
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After having recently installed Debian 3.0 over Mandrake, I'm trying to
get all my hardware working again :-(
Although the boot messages initially correctly identify all 4 drives
(two hard drives, CD-RW, CD-ROM), it seems only the primary hard disk is
usable. During boot, I noticed it say "mod
I Googled for some time and looked in the list archives, etc., but could
find nothing relevant on installing my digital camera under Debian, so I
got bored and tried typing:
apt-get install hotplug
apt-get install usbutils
mkdir /camera
mount /dev/sda1 /camera
At which point, it worked! I suppo
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