Hi all,
Should
#include
work in potato? I had to replace it with
#include
to get a program to compile from (non-Debian) source. I'm just
wondering if this is a bug in my installation, potato, or the upstream
source before I tell the upstream author about it.
Cheers, Josh
Hi all,
modprobe is having trouble finding some modules on my system:
$ grep modprobe /var/log/syslog
Jul 23 14:37:21 boris modprobe: modprobe: Can't locate module sound-service-0-3
Jul 23 14:37:26 boris modprobe: modprobe: Can't locate module sound-slot-1
Jul 23 14:37:26 boris modprobe:
Hi all,
I must be being thick...
alonzo:~# mount /dev/sda7 /mnt
alonzo:~# dpkg --get-selections >/mnt/tmp/slns
alonzo:~# chroot /mnt
alonzo:/# dpkg --set-selections /tmp/slns2
alonzo:/# diff --brief /tmp/slns /tmp/slns2
Files /tmp/slns and /tmp/slns2 differ
Those two files are meaningfully diffe
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