ply writing e.g. script1 as it is possible with all
the programs in linux? And how would I do that if this would be a good
solution? Or is my partitioning into /scripts and /data a bad idea at
all? How would you partitioning the files then?
Thank you for helping me!
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I'm sorry if this are newbie-questions, but... I am a newbie :-). And I
really have red a lot of guides, but there are so many informations out
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memory-leak for a moment. I'm more interested in understanding the
memory management. Does anyone knows a guide which introduces me into
the meaning of the expressions I mentioned in my first post?
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to it, so you can expect me to understand these
things, but nothing more.
My goal is to write a script to monitor the memory-usage of a program
and to detect memory-leaks using the ps-command. How would you detect
memory leaks with it?
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I've dealt with modem problems before, but never anything quite like this.
I'm stumped. I need to figure out what I need to throw on a CD before I
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f all kinds of things.
(If you do this a few times, and then get cable later, you will be absolutely
disgusted at how fast it is. These 500 MB upgrades take about an hour,
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upgrading is because there are outstanding bugs with OpenOffice, and it's a
mission-critical app for me. Anyway, I'm just saying broken packages are
definitely not out of the question here.
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That almost always gets it going again.
Sorry if this was a completely worthless suggestion.
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the same way every time,
and I have found a way to live with this mysterious KDE flummy that keeps
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Looks like it should be no problem to cfdisk /dev/hdb and go from there. Are
you sure you tried that? (ie not hdb1 or whatever)
Unless you have a corrupt partition table or some other weird going on.
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th those
set_drive_speed_status errors.
If kernel 2.4.x works, I'd say this might be kernel bugs or kernel
incompatibility with your hardware. I'd recommend that you go back to the
old kernel.
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und in kbattleship is not worth all the hassle of
trying to get that stupid thing to coexist with the rest of the world.)
That's what I know is possible with this VIA thing. Anything else you get out
of it is between you and your computer.
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y resource hogging KDE goodness anyway. I
really like KDE, and I didn't want to change the way I did things just
because it was a slow box. I lived with the speed, which sucked, rather than
try to find some lightweight alternative. I'm just that much of a KDE fanboy
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alsactl restore 0
There's probably a more elegant way than this using ~/.somedotfile or some
such. I'd probably figure it out if I had to deal with this problem more
often. This works though.
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;probably" and
"this might work" and "try doing it like this" thrown in.)
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> Ps - there is abount 4000 mails in the box...
OK, I'll bite, since you already have a real answer anyway.
I'd say I have a BIG mail box, and you only have an itty bitty one. It's 223
MB and I count around 11,400 messages. Do I win?
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one of those
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other sound server? That would be my first suspect. Some kind of sharing
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anymore.
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ave an example handy, it
might actually be the same error) and it terminates with exit status 1, but
the resulting packages have always worked just fine.
I'm sure I'm missing something, but whatever it is doesn't seem to be
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that's deeply entrenched:
box2:~# apt-get remove gcc-3.3-base
[snippy]
You are about to do something potentially harmful
To continue type in the phrase 'Yes, do as I say!'
Whee. I guess I need that, huh?
On Saturday 18 September 2004 08:46 am, Silvan wrote:
> On Saturday 18 September 2004 06:39 am, Roy Pluschke wrote:
> > To those that are interested I noticed that noteedit has found some
> > people to take over the project see
> > http://developer.berlios.de/projects/note
e it in future
> releases.
I can't see why they wouldn't anyway, really. They still package the ancient
predecessor to the modern Rosegarden, and that code line has been abandoned
for seven years.
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Player or MP3, write them a nasty letter and
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> --- Silvan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Not enough information.
>
> Thanks for you time! I didn't want to get too
> specific in case there was a general and simple answer
> to this situation (get
ody because it was probably still considered
experimental when Woody released. It stopped being "experimental" a long
time ago, but Woody is very, very old.
ext2 to ext3 and back is about as safe as filesystem conversion gets though.
I wouldn't worry about any ill effects.
-
-2.6.7-1-k7-smp
kernel-image-2.6.8-1-386
kernel-image-2.6.8-1-686
kernel-image-2.6.8-1-686-smp
kernel-image-2.6.8-1-k7
kernel-image-2.6.8-1-k7-smp
Try the easy thing first unless you're dealing with really bitchy hardware.
If that is indeed the case, then how 'bout telling us what th
hwaddress ether 01:23:45:67:89:AB
>
> where the last field comes from "/sbin/ifconfig -a".
Hrm. I'll look into that. My ugly kludge works, but it's, well, an ugly
kludge.
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re you are now.
You can get there from where you are, surely, but is it worth it? For my
time, it wouldn't be by a long shot. For that matter, Sarge hasn't even
released yet, and it's already too old for my taste. I've put some boxes
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echo "Configuring eth1 and connecting to LAN..."
echo "Inserting module for sis900 NIC..."
modprobe sis900
echo "Running ifup eth1..."
ifup eth1
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it.)
Thanks.
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share.
For the curious, I have a (very unofficial) deb of KAMix (binary renamed
kqamix to avoid conflicts with the unofficial kamix (different app) packages
I've seen; built against Sid) here (Q/KAMix comes from SuSE originally, I
think. I needs
piano. :)
OK, OK, that was definitely uncalled for and a completely ludicrous waste of
my time. I really must get my butt in gear now.
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#x27;t actually care. I'm just trying to put off doing something
more constructive by wasting time here on this list just a little longer, and
this thread got my attention.
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th these systems can have keyboards.
This is a test, right? The PS/1 actually came out after the PS/2. What did I
win?
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Just a guess, really. I've noticed KDE has problems with ioslaves of various
flavors getting stuck like this. Usually no real harm comes of it, but it
can be annoying.
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it after all. One thing
about Debian (and Linux more generally) is that we have tools out the wazoo
to do things that Windows users have to pay a lot of money for. They're not
always the most intuitive or easy to use tools, but they're bristling with
useful gadgets.
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n do all that in vim too ;) Don't call emacs or vim the
> best, it's a matter of taste! :p
Pure nonsense. Vim is the best. It is unquestionably a matter of taste. Vim
users have it. Emacs users clearly do not. Simple. :)
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> C is graphics-agnostic, and there are many graphics libraries you can
> Qt: 3 Like Athena, but different style (used by KDE)
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s worth the time
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like the original poster did, being unable
to figure out something as basic as pasting two images together. Today, I'm
hardly a GIMP guru, but I can make that thing hum along pretty well. It's a
really awesome program once you grok it. Getting there is hard if you've
ever used a
ing a new one
from scratch. I pulled it off by the hair on my chinny chin chin, but I
don't remember enough about the process to write you a recipe book.
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the axe. There's just
not much you can do if the problem leaves no evidence in any of the logs.
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at I *do* know
after months wrestling with this most wretched of subjects.)
I've just committed a new round of changes to document my latest success with
the AGNULA kernel. That version won't get rsynced out to the web server
until tomorrow sometime, so here's the URL to the PDF v
flummy and trying to remember not to try to use the damn CD-ROM until I get
it replaced, I mean.)
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On Tuesday 03 August 2004 11:31 am, Juha Siltala wrote:
> On 2004-08-03, Silvan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I don't really care. I'm not getting graded on how good my HTML looks.
>
> That's right! Screw them markup police! :)
Exactly.
> I have rescu
e one of those paper flipper flummies built
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It's a far cry from human-readable though. Ever looked at one? It's
compressed XML, but there are five hundred trillion tags in the simplest
file. It's more than vim can handle, and there's not much you can do to
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On Monday 02 August 2004 10:32 pm, Zaq Rizer wrote:
> Silvan wrote:
> >Anyone know where I can buy a bigger hard disk for my brain? This one is
> >getting bad sectors, I think.
>
> I got one:
> How about running Debian for TWO YEARS without knowing about apt-get clean?
&
th all the formatting every time I
change something. You were definitely right about this, even if I'm still
being obstinate enough to continue using an inferior markup language
machine-generated with an inferior pseudo wysiwyg editor. :)
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: *** Unresolved symbols in /lib/modules/2.4.25-1-686/alsa/snd-vxp440.o
depmod: *** Unresolved symbols
in /lib/modules/2.4.25-1-686/alsa/snd-vxpocket.o
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On Sunday 01 August 2004 12:56 pm, Silvan wrote:
Another stupid luser trick. Don't do a package install that restarts CUPS
while you're in the middle of printing a 200-page double-sided document, and
you're halfway through the second side.
Yerk. I can't believe I di
lowable stuff contained somewhere off /.
Anyone know where I can buy a bigger hard disk for my brain? This one is
getting bad sectors, I think.
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- login records
utmp-conv (8)- convert UTMP files
utmpname (3) - access utmp file entries
sessreg (1x) - manage utmp/wtmp entries for non-init clients
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On Saturday 31 July 2004 08:59 pm, csj wrote:
> On 31. July 2004 at 11:49AM -0400,
> Silvan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> [...]
>
> > You only need a rescue CD if you screw something up. (Which
> > I've certainly done, yes, so keep that CD in your back poc
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> (most is a better less. you can use less if you don't want to install
> most.)
Cool! Me likey. Wish I'd found most sooner. :)
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combines a kitchen sink with a microwave oven and a motorcycle, and all it
takes to get it is to force everyone to upgrade libflummy to the latest CVS
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his:
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could from the old one before its time is up.
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are pretty reasonable (and I did purge the package cache, yes) so I guess
it's time to get off my duff and figure out what's eating what and turn it
down or turn it off.
Thanks everyone. I guess I'll cook something up then. Probably just a script
because I'm feeling way t
nd report statistics
of this nature would be worth doing in a pretty way? This almost seems
worthy of becoming a hack add-on to KDiskFree or something. (Yeah, like I
have time for any more projects.)
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thing you had on Woody in one shot.
Something about --get-selections
I'm sure it's in the archives.
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e walking, and there are a LOT of spiders out
there this time of year. Spiny orb weavers. Ghastly things to find hanging
off your nose, even though they're harmless.
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sy managing information to have time to watch one
anyway. :)
I'm not poking fun at all, for the record. I just feel slightly out of touch.
I really do live in a bubble. Straight home from work, and I stay home until
it's time to go to work again. My car sat in the same spot for nine da
izing a mobile phone with a
computer?
Kinda makes me glad to be a hermit, I think. :)
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se the county can always raise property taxes
again to pay for it all if those copies of Windows get too expensive.
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rce commercial software anyway. If it's not free, I don't want it.
Luckily, I have no compelling, practical need to force me to move away from
that position. Unfortunately, many do, and Linux isn't much good to them.
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> computer. If people want to know why so many people say, "I tried
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> farther than RPM.
You made beer spew out my nose. I haven't laughed this hard
s to it was a new version of Red Hat every four years.
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requires an initrd or some config
tweaking to boot. Since twiddling everything necessary to get up and going
without an initrd can be time-consuming, I opted to just make-kpkg --initrd
yadda yadda and go that route.
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haps other things.
If something went wrong, you can
cp -f /etc/lilo.conf.saveass /etc/lilo.conf
/sbin/lilo -v
to get back to where you started.
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s becoming ALSA-aware, or
through some other magic.
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> I can hardly believe that this was by accident since everything they
> do just shows so obviously what they aim at - ripping you off very
> thoroughly.
You'd think they'd have learned something from betamax by now. :)
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The blanking that occurs on the consoles (but not xterms) can be turned of
with
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ly* destroy the platters.
Cutting a hard drive in half with a bandsaw is fun, but it sounds like these
guys might be able to recover something from it even at that.
I guess you'd have to melt it down.
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On Sunday 18 July 2004 05:23 pm, John Summerfield wrote:
> >->ls -O /tmp/foo*
> > 640 -rw-r-----1 silvan silvan 6606 Jun 20 03:22 /tmp/foo.ps
> >
> >Maybe I'll finally let it die. I'm really tired of keeping up with it,
> > and the idea j
together:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] n6tadam]$ stat -c '%a %A %G %U %N' *
> 644 -rw-r--r-- n6tadam n6tadam `trymr'
> 644 -rw-r--r-- n6tadam n6tadam `trytrytry.wav'
Interesting. If somebody had shown me that a long time ago, I wouldn't be
having to keep up with my for
lind. I can't find any way to do it. All I
can do is look at the DHCP table and see what it assigned to what.
> Q: Why would a router slow down a connection?
I have no idea.
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So the original person who pointed out how much the layout matters had a very
valid point. (Programming, or even working from a command line must be
tedious for a lot of the world. cd [shift-7] usr [shift-7] local [shift-7] a
[AltGr º][space] name [AltGr º][space] with [AltGr º][space] spa
's not the answer you need though. I hope someone can help you.
Maybe try a new thread, since Samba doesn't have much of anything to do with
the router; beyond the vagaries of having a potentially variable IP on the
boxes anyway.
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han that.
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> There's also the important point that this does something somewhat
> different:-)
> 2>1
:)
->find ~ -name 1
/home/silvan/1
/home/silvan/data/swf/1
/home/silvan/pixmaps/1
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tly. If there are any easy, simple answers out there, google is doing a
good job of keeping them from me, as well. There's amazing work being done,
but you really still have to be a Linux audio insider to understand most of
the discussion. Latency scheduling capabilities blmphf realtime bl
it showed up on that box too. So it's not chipset-related, it doesn't
look like.
I wonder what's broken? libsomeflummy, doubtless.
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d as "rc" and
I'm not sure what to make of that. Broken packages with an uninstall script
that didn't? Does that symlink actually point to anything? I'd try to dpkg
--purge it anyway.
> Silvan> On a whim, if you're running gpm, try getting rid of it
ng rid of it first. I'm not sure
why I suspect gpm, but if you are...
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