Mike Ward wrote:
Hehe.. in all fairness, it's just because we hired some new guy who
now has the windows box I used to use for testing. Oh, and because I
think it'd be hilarious to run IE6 on Linux. Just... well, if you
don't see the humor in that, I'm not explaining it. :)
I do see the humour, not
Mike Ward wrote:
Thanks for al the suggestions everyone, I'll play with it a bit.
Also, for the record, I'm not trying this because I'm designing for IE
or because I want to browse in IE, but because I know that 95% of the
people that log into our site use IE, and it'd be stupid and neglegent
to no
John Summerfield wrote:
As for the money, I learned to write financial applications in COBOL.
Whoops, it's extremely rusty.
mony PIC S9(11v3) COMP-3.
and in PL/1
money fixed dec(11,3).
:-O QUICK! Let me get you a wheelchair. :-D
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Bill Marcum wrote:
On Mon, Jun 14, 2004 at 11:01:06PM -0400, Michael B Allen wrote:
For some reason bash isn't sourcing /etc/profile. In fact after adding .
/etc/profile to .bash_profile I don't think .bash_profile is being sourced
b/c it had no effect.
I just wiped RH 7.3 and I don't know the shel
This keyboard shortcut doesn't work for me in Mozilla. I'm assuming
it's more to do with my Gnome or X or metacity configuration than
Mozilla, but I don't really know where to start looking. Can anyone
point me in the right direction?
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Kent West wrote:
Paul Galbraith wrote:
I want to move my root partition to a new drive. I created a new
partition and formatted it, and then used cp -a from a knoppix CD to
copy the root parition files over to the new parition, and changed
fstab to point to the new location. However, when I
I want to move my root partition to a new
drive. I created a new partition and formatted it, and then used cp -a
from a knoppix CD to copy the root parition files over to the new parition, and
changed fstab to point to the new location. However, when I reboot from
the new location, I get t
Kim Sparrow wrote:
So I managed to set up a Debian Woody box with Tomcat + Scarab,
Apache + Subversion, winbind authentication, Mailman, and a few other
goodies. I thought that everything was fine, until I tried to move the
existing Subversion repository over to the new system via SMB. I then
found
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When ppp is started, these messages are recorded
in the syslog.
... pppd[n]: Couldn't set pass-filter in kernel:
Invalid argument
... pppd[n]: not replacing existing default route
to eth0[192.168.1.1]
... pppd[n]: Cannot determine eth
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When ppp is started, these messages are recorded
in the syslog.
... pppd[n]: Couldn't set pass-filter in kernel:
Invalid argument
... pppd[n]: not replacing existing default route
to eth0[192.168.1.1]
... pppd[n]: Cannot determine eth
r" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Debian user" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, June 01, 2004 12:08 AM
Subject: Re: Reset sound card in alsa?
> On Mon, 31 May 2004 19:02:39 -0400, Paul Galbraith wrote:
> > Does anyone know of a way to reset (for lack of a bet
Every once in a while when I boot my machine, my sound card only
produces noise and I need to reboot again to get it cleared up. Does
anyone know of a way to reset (for lack of a better word) my card so
that I don't need to reboot the machine? I'm using 2.4.25 kernel with
sarge alsa packages.
Tony Bradley wrote:
I am currently using the SuSE 7.2 version of Linux, and am feel I am no
longer quite a newbie (but certainly no guru! ;) ) I would like to
experiment with the debian distribution, but still retain SuSE in case of
emergencies.
Could you please explain how to install two or more
Paul Galbraith wrote:
I'm running Sarge, and in Nautilus all XML documents are somehow
associated with the project manager application. I've set the mime type
association to default to use gvim to edit .xml files, but Nautilus
seems to ignore this. Does anyone know how to
I'm running Sarge, and in Nautilus all XML documents are somehow
associated with the project manager application. I've set the mime type
association to default to use gvim to edit .xml files, but Nautilus
seems to ignore this. Does anyone know how to change the association
that Nautilus uses?
I've just installed the 2.6.3 kernel image from testing, and notice a
peculiar problem in modconf. When I hit enter on the kernel/drivers/net
line, instead of seeing a list of network drivers, I am dumped back in
the main module list...I'm pretty sure that in 2.4 there was a list of
network dr
I want all logins from gdm to source /etc/profile so that I can put the
java_home environment variable (and possibly others) there. How can I
get all gdm user logins to pickup the settings in /etc/profile?
I tried putting ". /etc/profile" in /etc/gdm/PreSession/Default and that
didn't seem to
Katipo wrote:
You'll have more success with the soundblaster range if you install and
run the alsa packages.
Alsaconf will install the snd-emu10k1 driver for you, it is the right
one, and then test it for you.
I'll give alsa a try.
Can anyone confirm for me, though, whether the
kernel/drivers/s
I have a soundblaster audigy gamer, and am running sarge with a 2.4.24
kernel. Has anyone gotten this card to work under OSS?
I tried installing the emu10k1 driver module and it wouldn't install,
complaining that there is "no such device". I was able to install the
ac97_codec module, but that
I think this should be an easy question, but after some effort I still
haven't found an answer, and am really curious now!
I wanted to run a compile in the background (in a bourne shell) and dump
stderr and stdout to a fileshould be simple enough, but obviously I
don't spend enough time in
I don't think I get your gistbut, fwiw, sudo can be configured down
to command/user granularity, so that only user x is permitted to run
command y, and vice versa, user x is only permitted to run command y.
Ulimately, though, has to be able to perform
somecommand>, and that account is a ri
This was just a matter of enabling the appropriate modules in the kernel
with modconf.
I don't know much of anything about initrd, but could my problem be
caused by a config change in the initrd image? Won't people who need to
boot off of an ataraid drive have a major issue with t
I just installed the latest 2.4.22-k7 kernel from testing, and it's
broken my ataraid drive, which is an onboard Promise PDC20276 controller
with two drives in raid 1 configuration.
This drive was working find under 2.4.22, but now when I try to mount
any partition from the drive under 2.4.24,
I've written up the method I've used to install Debian
on my Asus A7V333 system, which is a buggered process
due to the onboard Promise PDC20276 "raid" controller.
I've stalled in my writing of the document, but I
think there's still enough information to be of use to
anyone who wants to install D
I have a 3C905C-TX network interface card, and am
having a problem with the vortex driver and my card; I'm running debian
with 2.4.18 kernel. dmesg reports "eth0: could not reserve IRQ 5", which
is indeed the irq that the BIOS is assigning (verified under Windows on the same
machine). The
This is a bug in the unstable snapshot. See this message:
http://lists.debian.org/debian-boot/2003/debian-boot-200308/msg00478.html
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From: "Paul Yeatman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Harley Peters" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "Debian Users" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday,
I'm having a lot problems getting Samba running on my deb 3.0 machine. I
suspect the problem is really a problem with the sundance ethernet driver,
but that's a fairly random guess.
The main diagnostic symptoms are numerous read failures in the samba log
file, such as:
[2003/07/15 15:29:33, 0]
Andreas Janssen wrote:
> The sundance driver is not included in the standard 2.2 kernel. You have
> to use kernel 2.4 or install the package kernel-patch-ethernet-drivers.
The sundance driver is included with the 2.2.20 kernel. It is an option on
the default install for woody with the 2.2 kernel
Apologies for what ought to be very straightforward, but after trying for a few hours I still can't find what I'm looking for.
I'm trying to find the source file "sundance.c" that was used to compile the "sundance.o" ethernet driver module for Debian 3.0r1. I can't find it in the linux kernel so
I'm running woody and have gnome installed, and
everything seems to be working fairly well, except that there's no shutdown or
reboot option available from the desktop. From the docs I've seen, it
seems like gdm should offer this option after I've logged out from gnome, but it
doesn't appea
configure process, but nothing seems to work. Things are
still running, because CTRL-ALT-DEL cleanly shuts down and restarts the
system.
Is there some magic key combination I can use to kill the configuration
program so that I don't have to reboot my system every time this
happens?
Pa
7;ve tried most of the types that are listed by
"gpm -t help" (the obvious looking ones to me, at least: ms, mman,
autops2, amongst others) and cannot get gpm working.
Has anyone successfully configured this mouse under woody, and can you
please post your gpm.conf file? Thanks!
Paul
ped out at me, and a search of the web and these archives didn't
turn up anything helpful.
Does anyone have any idea how to force the bf2.4 install kernel to
recognize my striped drive? Cheers,
Paul
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