What did you have to do to get it to work with the nvidia driver?
Thanks,
Allen
> My experience has been great with udev except in the case of
> multi-card
> reader that I have (not sure how to set that up). Other than
> that, I can
> insert my USB stick and a
Jacob,
Thanks, and, yes, it was a very vanilla install (because it didn't as me any
question;>).
> > 1. It never asked me the hardware config questions I was
> used to with
> > both woody and sarge. What happened to them, how do I find
> out what
> > device support is installed, and get su
Matt,
Thanks for the help. Another question:
> again, the display manager (at least for gdm) has a setting where you can
disable root logins.
Do you know where this is?
Thanks,
Allen
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I checked the debian site for sarge release notes, and if they're there, I can't
find 'em, so it's back to the mailing list;-)
I had been running sarge since June, and I just did a complete reinstall of the
latest sarge (don't ask- it's embarassing), dated 11/17, I think.
1. It never asked me th
Since your making reference to kde I assume you want the mouse for X instead of
using with console programs (about which I know nothing). You may have to do
some "find"'s and stuff, but somewhere in one of your X directories there is an
x86cfg or X86Config or something like that. If you run it, i
Hurrah!! I got the latest installation .iso (timestamped last night) and it had
moved past the earlier problem area and was installing when I left it with no
"clinical adjustments" at all. I do wish I knew why I was the only one who
seemed to have this problem.
Th
I was going to respond to this thread mentioning the LVM, but this looks like an
excellent stragegy I haven't considered. Have you ever used the LVM to sort of
accomplish the same thing by assigning extents? On my last install, I set up
/usr, /var, and /home that way, with 65G left over in a diff
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