Hi,
Using isolinux woody cd, the boot hangs after:
something ttyS01 something
If I boot with bf24 to use a 2.4 kernel, it hangs after:
hdc: something 70324/16/63
...
/dev/ide/something same as hdc [PTBL] 4298/255/63
(The actual cylinder counts are different than I print above).
Now, I don
Hubert Chan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >>>>> "Kendall" == Kendall Shaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> [...]
>
> Kendall> With netscape and mozilla in linux, the entire file is
> Kendall> downloaded, then it launches the playe
With opera, when setting up handlers for mime types, you can tell it
to pass the URL to the application. The result with mp3/ogg files, is
that the application (e.g. xmms) plays them while they are being
downloaded.
With netscape and mozilla in linux, the entire file is downloaded,
then it launc
"Brenda J. Butler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Is this a remote cvs repository? Maybe the remote machine
> ran out of scratch space.
Yes, it's a remote repository. I'll see if that's it.
Thanks,
Kendall
"Brenda J. Butler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> You don't have a separate filesystem for /tmp? That's where
> the space is running out. Try the df command, it will tell you
> all the filesystems you have as well as how full they are.
>
> There are two kinds of space on unix-style filesystems:
Hi,
This is not really a debian question, but I'll ask anyway. I ran out
of disk space while retriving files with cvs. Since then I've freed up
2.5 Gigs worth of space, but cvs still says no space left on device. I
have only one e2fs partition mounted as root, and it has only about
20% of it's ino
"Dan S." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> KDE2 is now part of woody. Just do an apt-get install kde and you should be
> ok.
I don't see any package called kde, except in the packages for sid.
I see kdebase for woody (It sure would be convenient if the packages
had the same names as the packages tha
Hi,
I have kernel 2.2.16 installed which I never compiled from source, and I
want to add a kernel module to support my sound card. Is there a way for me
to generate the .config that matches my installed kernel so that I can
easily recompile the kernel as it is, but with support for my sound
At 07:49 PM 10/1/2001 -0500, Colin Watson wrote:
On Mon, Oct 01, 2001 at 05:40:51PM -0700, Bob Frankstein wrote:
> Where did \n \r \t come from?
Newline, (carriage) return, tab.
Ah.
> I would expect them to be \j \m \i, after ^J, ^M, ^I.
^J, ^M, and ^I are just the key sequences which happ
Hi,
I've installed chrony, but it doesn't go. Can you make it go?
More specifically, chronyd is running, and /etc/chrony/chrony.conf points
to a stratum 2 server in santa cruz and another in quincy, CA. There's
an entry in syslog which reads:
chronyd[4028]: Selected source 165.227.1.1
But, stil
I'm running potato. When I run kdm, it doesn't read my .xsession file. How
can I correct this?
Also, some of the instructions given for installing kdm don't fit with the
debian file layout. Where can I read about debian's X file structure? It's
especially difficult because KDE doesn't seem to offe
endall
> On Sat, 8 Apr 2000, Kendall Shaw wrote:
>
> > Do you think it's possible to use usb keyboard + mouse in xfree? The
> > keyboard and mouse are unresponsive in XF86Config under 3.3.6.
Do you think it's possible to use usb keyboard + mouse in xfree? The
keyboard and mouse are unresponsive in XF86Config under 3.3.6.
Kendall
> From: kmself@ix.netcom.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2000 10:45 PM
>
> On Thu, Mar 09, 2000 at 09:01:10PM -0800, Kendall Shaw wrote:
> > How do I fix my console keymappings? I chose standard US keyboard during
> > install of potatoe but vario
How do I fix my console keymappings? I chose standard US keyboard during
install of potatoe but various keys are in different places.
> Hello,
>
> I dual boot windows 98 and debian potato. In windows my clock is set to
> Pacific Standard Time. In linux, I've set UTC=no in /etc/defaults/rcS, and
> /etc/timezone to US/Pacific. Yet, in linux the time now is Feb 7 2:07pm,
> while in windows it's Feb 7 10:27pm (or there about). How do
Hello,
I dual boot windows 98 and debian potato. In windows my clock is set to
Pacific Standard Time. In linux, I've set UTC=no in /etc/defaults/rcS, and
/etc/timezone to US/Pacific. Yet, in linux the time now is Feb 7 2:07pm,
while in windows it's Feb 7 10:27pm (or there about). How do I fix this
In case any developers are reading that are interested, I thought I'd
mention the problems I had during install of potato from floppies.
First, the reason why I chose to install potato, is because I was unable to
install debian after buing two different books with slink on them.
I downloaded the
I am trying to install ecasound. It complains that it can't find
libkvutils.so.0. Where can I find libkvutils?
Kendall
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