See the changelog.Debian.gz file that comes with
the package.
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so tried to sync a Palm m500 with the Sarge versions and that didn't
work either.
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you do 'ps ax | grep [l]pd', the grep process that would show up in
the ps output would be 'grep [l]pd' and that won't match 'lpd' which is
what the '[l]pd' is expanded to by the shell. '[]' is a bracket
expression that's part of regular exp
rectory...
Have you tried 'cp -a directory1 directory2' ? Take a look at the cp
man page.
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nel and I can't find any opl3 module. The AWE32
installation doc that is included in the 2.4 source doesn't mention
it. Is there any test I can do to see if I'm missing any functionality
by not using the opl3 module?
playmidi -e /usr/share/sndconfig/sample.midi
produces the piano sound very well.
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wing to /etc/dhcpd.conf:
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> option domain-name "";
>
Have you tried this? It doesn't work on my home network. I'm using:
dhcp 2.0pl4-2
The clients get an IP address and nameserver entries in
/etc/resolv.conf but the search line there has no domain entry.
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On Wed, Mar 28, 2001 at 02:48:32PM -0600, Jake R. Johnson wrote:
> i have really large techno audio tracks and I want to be able to make one
> song into several tracks without chopping up the song. How do I use the
> cdrecord index option??
Take a look at cdrdao and its toc files.
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d-toc --device 0,5,0 --driver generic-mmc
./toc_music_cd
and look at the toc_music_cd file. Adjust your --device and --driver
parameters to suit.
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ws right into the GNOME
> panel. Is their some setting or applet for this?
>
Its called the Tasklist. You can add it by right clicking on the panel
and go to panel > add to panel > applet > utility > tasklist .
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gateway and thats why you don't get any response
back to the originating machine.
A simpler test for the 3Com NIC would be to use a crossover cable
between it and another known working NIC in another computer. If this
test should show the 3Com NIC to be working, then you could request
your cable company to change the allowed MAC address to that one.
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