I use the blade woody backport of XFree86 4.2.1 on a Compaq Presario
900 series laptop. The specs of the LCD I got from compaq is max resolution
of 1024x768 at 72 -or- 75, I normally run it with the vesa driver and set
the resolution at [EMAIL PROTECTED], but if an app like Bumprace, Clanbomber..
I have heard alot of this in IRC recently, and personally I dont
care much for kde, but I do sometimes use certain packages
like KDM, Kate, and Kmail from kde.. I guess the kde-network
package has been removed for whatever reason, I dont see how
that would stop you from grabbing kmail though.
T
yes, rsync is "the bomb"
and it uses some sort of digest algorithm to pull out the most
significant bits and formulate a checksum which is usually just
like a 128 bit string or so.. then I imaginge it would exchange
the checksums and compare them to see if the file has changed
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I am running Woody with XFree86 4.1.0 vesa
driver
If I let it idle for about 10-15min it will catch a
SIGILL
I put 'xset -s off -dpms -b off' in my xinitrc to
disable
any screen blanking when I run xinit, but it still
catches
the SIGILL just seems like it takes
longer.
X will die if I idl
First for those of you who originally replied to my
first message
thanks for the help.
I am now running a custom 2.4.20 kernel from
kernel.org source
with the latest ACPI patch from sourceforge, and
the presario sound
patch for the trident driver.. my ACPI, USB, Sound,
Ext3 support
and eve
I am sure I am not the only one, as I have heard
quite a bit about this
but I am just gonna throw this one out
there...
I have tried several 2.4 kernels, debian stock
2.4.16-k7, 2.4.18-k7 as
well as custom kernels 2.4.16, 2.4.18, 2.4.19 from
kernel.org
If I load my usb (usb-ohci) or alsa sou
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