If I need a new module (one that I didn't know
about when I did my initial Debian install), do
I have to build a new kernel to get that module,
or can I just install the module now somehow?
Specifically, I want to be able to do java development.
I did an apt-get of jdk1.1-native and jdk1.1
Duncan Findlay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Newsgroups: muc.lists.debian.user
Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2001 5:14 PM
Subject: Re: Sound Won't Work...
> On Tue, Oct 16, 2001 at 03:42:59PM -0600, Michael Fontenot wrote:
> >
> > The only remaining problem is that the sou
Sam Varghese <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Try using es1371 instead. I have about five of these cards running
> under Debian, Red Hat, Slackware and Mandrake and all run fine with
> es1371.
Did the "cat /dev/sndstat" work for you?
Mike Fontenot
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
"dman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Then what does
> > cat /dev/urandom > /dev/dsp
> > do? It should produce static noise from the speakers. If that says
> > No Such Device, then there are other problems.
>
Great!...the "cat /dev/urandom >/dev/dsp" worked (although
at a lower than de
"dman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So does 'lsmod' show the module as loaded? If not, load it.
An lsmod shows:
es1370241960(unused)
soundcore24404[es1370]
(I don't know what the "unused" means.)
The Sound HOWTO says that the "No such device" response
to "cat /de
I've just installed debian 2.2r3, and I've got an Ensonic PCI
sound card (es1370) that DOES seem to be recognized during
boot, and does show up in an lsmod (although it says "unused"...
I don't know what that implies). The lsmod also shows
"soundcore ... [es1370]". I also have all the
/dev audi
I've just installed debian 2.2r3, and I've got an
Ensonic PCI
sound card (es1370) that DOES seem to be
recognized during
boot, and does show up in an lsmod (although it
says "unused"...
I don't know what that implies). The lsmod
also shows
"soundcore ... [es1370]". I also have all
the
/d
It appears to me that the netscape package included on the
debian 2.2r3 cd's is only the browser, not the combined
browser/communicator. If I do an "apt-cache search
communicator", it just comes back with "mozilla".
So if I want integrated browser/(email & newsgroups), I think
my choice is to do
I tried to install CUPS from my debian 2.2r3 cd's, but apt-get says
it's not there. Is there a version somewhere that is compatible with
debian 2.2r3?
Mike Fontenot
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
After being unable to get my postscript printer to
work
properly using apsfilter, I uninstalled apsfilter
and installed
magicfilter. That worked much better, but
there were still
two problems (both "showstoppers"):
1) I can't get any indentation. The man page
for magicfilter
says tha
Michael Heldebrant wrote:
>
> Make the device nodes using ./MAKEDEV ht0 in the dev directory as root
> if the device file is missing.
>
Worked like a charm! Many thanks to Michael Heldebrant!
Mike Fontenot
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I recently installed debian 2.2r3, including the
various "parport"
driver modules and the lp module. I also
istalled "lpr". When
the lpr command didn't print, I installed
apsfilter, but it failed to
print the test page.
I have a postscript parallel printer (Optra Ep),
which is supposed
t
Are you sure that dhcpcd isn't working? I
just installed
dhcpcd, and at first I thought it wasn't working,
because
there was nothing about DHCP written to the console
during
boot. But I eventually discovered that it was
working fine...
it just doesn't print out its transmission and
recep
I installed the ide-tape module, and an "lsmod"
shows it to
be there. But there is no /dev/ht0 file
(which was the way
I accessed the ide-tape on my old redhat 5.0
system).
Is the device name for the ide-tape something else
in Debain?
Or do I need to do some additional configuration to
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