Pigeon wrote:
* Is it sufficient, or did I miss something?
I would add to Andreas's list: libsysfs and sysfsutils. These were
mentioned in a thread Google found for me on lkml, along with procps,
as being update candidates for getting rid of the error message
"Unknown HZ value! (xx) Assuming 100."
Hello Andreas;
Kai Schindelka (<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>) wrote:
Ok. My name's not Wes, but I've got some questions anyway. :)
Please start your own thread next time instead of answering a message in
an existing thread.
my apology. I thought it would be the best to keep the topics
Mihai Moje wrote
Here's how I did it on Solaris with Opera 7.23.
[...]
For other protocols such as ftp or https add same line in prefs.js and don't forget to chnage http with https or ftp...
Here's the same for Firefox (both packages are from backports.org).
[n] new (file)
[e] commandline(s) to ex
Timo Eckert wrote:
There is anythink like a command 'sysinfo' for debian ???
(I want see all the hardware of my 'PC')
lshw is also nice.
lshw is not available in stable.
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Paul Johnson wrote:
A colleague of mine has installed knoppix 3.3 on his 350Mhz K2 machine
^
Install it to the hard drive instead of running it from the CD ROM.
Sorry for nitpicking, but he already has done so.
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Hi Emiliano;
at a short range an answer: I am not using a similar setup, so I have
no solution to the underlying problem. A few comments, however:
Emiliano Brunetti wrote:
I am trying to setup debian with smtp_auth on a debian woody machine,
using only packages from stable tree. Unofortunately i
Pigeon wrote:
On Wed, Feb 25, 2004 at 03:43:44PM -0500, Wes Reneau wrote:
Where should I post questions about compiling the 2.6.x kernel?
You using Debian? Here.
Ok. My name's not Wes, but I've got some questions anyway. :)
Debian stable, using this source:
# Kernel 2.6
deb http://www.backpor
Miroslav Maiksnar wrote:
cd /usr/src/linux/
make menuconfig
make-kpkg clean
make-kpkg --revision --append_to_version - \
kernel-image
cd ..
It is IMHO better to add option '--config menu' to second make-kpkg
command and do not use `make menuconfig` (it will prevent some warnings
when changing or
Deboo wrote:
Looks like the HA driver module the boot drive is attached to is missing
in initrd. A misconfigured LILO may also be the cause.
HA driver module? What's that?
I'm sorry: Host Adapter. I am no native speaker.
And I use grub, not lilo.
Ok, that leaves that out.
> Anyway, is it good to
Roberto Sanchez wrote:
Also have a look at this excellent step-by-step HOWTO:
http://newbiedoc.sourceforge.net/system/kernel-pkg.html
Excellent, indeed. Thanks for the link!
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Deboo wrote:
I'm using debian woody. Been compiling kernels since quite many years on
Slack, RH and Mandrake. It's very few times I have completely been
successful booting with the compiled kernel in debian (Have used sarge
too).
Past few days I have been sitting just compiling and re-compiling var
due to fuzzy thinking and fumble fingers, I no longer have the version that
caused the problem, so I cannot guess what the change was that caused the
problem. However the Mouse configuration entries were the same between the
two!!
Rats! I've never had a wheel working under linux, and I was followin
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