I'm fighting to get Irda working on my machine, and I came to a point
where I would really like to understand so files in /etc . I searched
around in the web, looked at the kernel docs, but nothing really
enlightning came up. So here's my question:
In a 2.6 series, kernel (for the curious, 2.6.16.
Hello group,did something change in sudo policy? I usually do my updates behind a proxy with the following commands:$export http_proxy=http://proxy.host:port$sudo synaptic (or sudo dselect)
It appears now that the variable isn't passed to the sudo command. So, if I define the variable for root, and
I did install modconf, but it was actually made redundand by the new module-init-tools architecture: you'll notice it will write to /etc/modules, which appears to be there for backward compatibility.
Hello all,
I'm puzzled by the module system for kernel 2.6. Everything's working
fine, that's a point, but still..
I used make-kpkg to create my kernel and modules, in this case ipw2100
and ieee_sth. After installing them, I notice that they get
automatically loaded at boot. Well, modules.dep was
Hello again,here's an update on the story:- the discrepancy in fps had nothing to do with the driver: it was a consequence of "AccelMethod"- there is/was a bug somewhere that caused the discrepancy between the log and glxinfo, though I couldn't understand whether the DRI was on or not..
- building
Oh, I forgot about the xorg.conf file..
# xorg.conf (Xorg X Window System server configuration file)
#
# This file was generated by dexconf, the Debian X Configuration tool,
Section "Module"
Load"GLcore"
Load"bitmap"
Load"dbe"
Load"ddc"
Load
Servus, Privet, Hello,thanks for lending a hand at this.Jacob:below are the relevant parts of my xorg.conf. Concerning fps, I use glxgears for an estimate, just like Ivan. Peculiar is, with the generic 'ati' kernel module I get some 230 fps (it's a very small window), while with the 'radeon' k-modu
Hello all,my 3D plots were rather slow, and I decided to check:$> glxinfodirect rendering: NoWell, I dug and dug, and here's what I got:For a functional Hardware Acceleration with Radeon 9200/9000:
- agp, intel-apg (or other), drm and radeon drivers- glx, dri and radeon modules loaded from RadeonBu
Hello Michael,
I did go into laptop-net, but decided on taking guessnet instead. At the
time, I not running any, since I only jump between these two nets.
Resolvconf is indeed recommended by a series of packages I use, and it
addresses my needs, that's why I stick to it.
Renato
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Hello Michael,
I did go into laptop-net, but decided on taking guessnet instead. At the
time, I not running any, since I only jump between these two nets.
Resolvconf is indeed recommended by a series of packages I use, and it
addresses my needs, that's why I stick to it.
Renato
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Hello all,
I'm having a hard time with resolvconf, and I can't begin to figure
where the problem lies. Here's the story:
- - I use DHCP at work and a static configuration at home. Here's my
interfaces file:
auto lo eth0
iface lo inet loopback
#ifac
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Hello all,
I'm having a hard time with resolvconf, and I can't begin to figure
where the problem lies. Here's the story:
- I use DHCP at work and a static configuration at home. Here's my
interfaces file:
auto lo eth0
iface lo inet loopback
#iface eth0 i
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Hello All,
I'm trying to patch some debian sources, namely bash. I had managed to
so with an earlier version (3.0), but with version 3.1 I'm not making it.
I've traced the problem with patching bash with the way sou
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Hello All,
I'm trying to patch some debian sources, namely bash. I had managed to
so with an earlier version (3.0), but with version 3.1 I'm not making it.
I've traced the problem with patching bash with the w
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