I found snapshot.debian.net but it seems its last update was on 2008 or
am I looking in the wrong place
Sorry I should have checked before pointing you there.
Make sure to backup any important files (like configuration stuff in /etc)
before you start to fiddle with these things.
Disclaimer: I'
I also needed to downgrade when the nvidia driver was broken a few weeks
ago. I managed to do so as root using dpkg with the -i option.
Note that apt-get from that moment on complained about some broken
packages on my system (until I did a dist-upgrade when the nvidia driver
was fixed).
For do
What other options are available on the Linux platform?
If you're not afraid of mathematics, perhaps you can use asymptote to
program your graphics. http://asymptote.sourceforge.net
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Works for me if I choose bridged networking in virtalbox ose gui before
starting the image.
Best regards,
Stefaan.
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Hello list,
When I do apt-get dist-upgrade --simulate, I get the following warnings:
Inst insserv [1.12.0-10] (1.12.0-11 Debian:unstable) [insserv on sysv-rc] []
Conf insserv broken
Breaks:sysv-rc
[]
and
E: Conf Broken insserv
The error message looks scary... is it the case that insserv is
Failed to mention that the same problem exists with discover1 and
discover. (Of course the syntax in the /etc/discover.conf is somewhat
different).
I have no references to rivafb anyware in /etc/modutils or related
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Hi,
I am using discover to do hw detection at boot time.
I use the default configuration as devised by the sarge
beta 4 installer, but added a line
skip rivafb
to /etc/discover.conf
The problem is rivafb gets loaded at boot time despite the skip line.
rivafb.ko prevents nvidia.ko from loading prope
I have a static ip address,
so it doesn't need to renew frequently at all.
If you have a static ip address then don't use dhcp.
Dhcp is only used to get a dynamic ip address.
Think of your modem as an extension of your computer.
If the modem has a static ip address, then your computer
has the same
I have a static ip address,
so it doesn't need to renew frequently at all.
In case of a static ip address, don't use dhcp.
Dhcp is for dynamic ip addresses only.
Think of your modem as an extension of your computer.
If the modem has a static ip address and your computer
is connected directly to the
> I have a static ip address,
so it doesn't need to renew frequently at all.
If you have a static ip address, you shouldn't use dhcp at all.
Just configure it in your /etc/networks/interfaces file.
at a terminal type:
info interfaces
to find out more
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I'm guessing I'll have to boot with CD #1, but
don't know where to go from there.
To install gnome try (after switching to text console with CTRL-ALT-F1
and logging in as root):
apt-get install gnome
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Hi list,
I dist-upgraded to latest sid today after about a week,
and my setxkbmap stopped working correctly.
That is: it always returns an error, yet
has the intended effect of changing the
keyboard layout.
Any ideas?
(debian sid dist-upgraded to latest version and custom
compiled 2.6.0 kernel)
Be
It´s a Broadcom 54g PCI. Does anybody
know how to set up (if possible) the card on Linux? There is no Broadcom in
/lib/modules/2.4.22xxx/kernel/drivers/net/wireless. Any idea?
Hi as far as I know there are no native Linux drivers for Broadcom
cards. But there's two things you can try.
1. at http:
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