0
LOC: 71676
ERR: 0
MIS: 0
Any ideas of where I should go from here?
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Christ Church Grammar School
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try
dpkg-reconfigure --priority=low --frontend=dialog xserver-xfree86
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ling allows the burning process to get all
the CPU it needs, regardless of what other processes are doing. I have
never made any coasters, ever, burning as root.
For background info on scheduling (this is off topic, but interesting
none the less), man 2 sched_setscheduler.
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cond this. Everything you describe is very very strange, and sounds like
some kind of hardware fault.
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You can utilise a fifo.
mkfifo whatever.fifo
someprocess > whatever.fifo &
scp whatever.fifo [EMAIL PROTECTED]:path
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On Sat, 2003-08-30 at 15:47, Neo wrote:
> On Sat, 2003-08-30 at 07:17, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > I wanted to send an attachement directly from mutt to
Why not use the v4l calls directly? Then your grabber will work with all
the cards v4l supports, not just the bt8x8 series.
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On Fri, 2003-08-29 at 16:36, martin f krafft wrote:
> I need access to the data provided by a framegrabber in a program (C
> or C++). I have two questions
in a speech. Like on
the other side of their face they are laughing all the way to their
superannuation fund...
Regime change begins at home.
Meritocratically Yours
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> Hello,
>
> Is there a way I can get sco-ansi terminal emulation in a telnet session?
>
> Thank you for any hints,
Use a telnet programme that emulates a sco-ansi terminal.
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or all elitist
geeks out there).
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ted except for
> Mylex (I know that the Hardware-HOWTO lists only mylex as supported, but
> most linux distributions support many other cards).
did you use the bf2.4 install disks?
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xx controller. modprobe and add that in. Then
your SCSI bus will appear.
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ler as a desktop with blackbox. Its very
lightweight and super-fast.
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is is not a re-present-ational democracy. So becoming
more non-democratic really doesn't do anything for a system that isn't
democratic to start with.
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sl enc -h
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g.
I played with your source but couldn't even get it to give me your error
messages. Heres my make...
crispin@void:~/qtdb/qtMailingList$ export QTDIR="/usr/share/qt"
crispin@void:~/qtdb/qtMailingList$ make
qmake book.pro
/usr/share/qt/bin/uic book.ui -o book.h
g++ -c -pipe -Wpoin
oses the connection. This way its a process thats
generating the data rather than a file being read of disk. You know the
process is going to be able to saturate the pipe faster than the network
can handle. And then any Web browser can be used to test the speed (This
removes the encryption bottle ne
it on startup, edit /etc/network/options and
change ip_forward to 'yes'. You can make sure syn cookies and spoof
protection are on as well while you're there.
If this doesn't make the packets traverse the gateway properly, then
something else is wrong.
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ld 'D' processes that
have been hanging around a while using up PID number space. That would
be nicer.
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c I have found to render HTML most beautifully as postscript. It
has a gui but can also be launched scripted-style from the shell.
Use lynx to download your webpage in your script as html. Use htmldoc to
render it to postscript. And the pstools to turn the postscript into an
image.
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know whether I'd do it like that (I think it would be better to
bottom stack a shell window than a browser, or a transparent, borderless
shell window showing a nice backdrop and the shell is tailing the system
logs ...), but it certainly is possible. Check to see if windowmaker
supports this f
ne goes "telinit S"?
>
> What scripts are called first, K or S?
AFAIK...
K's are called in order as the run level is *exited* as
/etc/rc2.d/K20whatever stop
S's are called in order as the run level is *entered* as
/etc/rc2.d/S20whatever start
Is that correct?
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as jack steals *all* the CPU.
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(you'll need to
use a disk-on-chip and NFS root), then your boots can get very quick
indeed. Combine this with the Linux BIOS project and you have <1 second
boot times. Although no HDD :P
Makes you realise why linux is used for so much embedded work.
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m using
> cups.
>
> Some suggestions what is going wrong here?
crispin@void:~$ pngtopnm shot2.png | pnmdepth 128 | pnmtops | lpr
pnmtops: warning, image too large for page, rescaling to 0.597656
pnmtops: writing color PostScript...
apt-get install netpbm
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si
time. When are
we going to demand faster boots from bios vendors?
Whatever. Being the same machine, this time would be the same on all
three values.
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nc it will reboot my linux box,
> not a good move at present.
I have ctrl-alt-delete disabled in /etc/inittab
Always better to initiate my own shutdowns rather than the cat on my
keyboard do it for me :)
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*legally*
do this (its bordering on restraint of trade) is irrelevant. They have
the money and the lawyers. You go directly to jail, and do not pass go.
And the law doesn't seem to have been much of a problem for them so far
:P
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ot;shared-source". I don't think they've ever called it
open source, nor should they, because it isn't open source.
I remember the register had some articles about this.
www.thregister.co.uk and do a search.
Slashdot might have some stories and links.
The other referen
d of that you are going
to have to probably do your own code ussing the ogg libraries.
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erminal into
raw mode. Thus ctrl-v, return prints ^M, but its not ^ - M. Its ctrl-v,
return.
ctrl-v left cursor for me does... ^[[D
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hese "generic" drives, and the driver that works for mine
is generic-mmc. If I use others, I get very similar "scsi" errors. So
maybe one of these drivers is worth a try.
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ject is really for a diskless workstation, not a thin
client. It uses NFS to mount the root filesystem over the network AFAIK.
Thus you would need to allow the world to mount your root filesystems
(eek!).
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ut log have a full backtrace in it? Its something like
/usr/share/tomcat/logs/stdout.log I think.
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On Fri, 2002-10-18 at 16:36, Karsten M. Self wrote:
> on Fri, Oct 18, 2002, Crispin Wellington ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> > On Fri, 2002-10-18 at 08:15, Curtis Vaughan wrote:
>
> <...>
>
> > One thing I have noticed is the Windows VNC viewer is *crap*. During
>
it colour only.
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RAID-5 SCSI array, and with 100 desktops being used it sits at
about 50% CPU idle.
Under windows of course, there is only one session. Because windows is
not a multi user OS. Even if it pretends to be sometimes.
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Read up on setting up your kernel with ksymops. This is used for kernel
debugging and can be used to trace the point at which the kernel's last
boot stopped functioning.
Your going to have to be a pretty mean code monkey to work this one to a
solution though.
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dedicated clients on their
machines (TightVNC tunnelled over SSL), but the web option is there for
them when they are at a kiosk or something.
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ely due to bad coding in the Windows client. There is no
reason why the windows client is so slow, other than its badly
programmed.
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ally found my final resting place. As if there is
such a thing...
If you do write documentation, don't forget to attach a license. The FDL
springs to mind.
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olour picker. It gives it to you as a HTML
style hex string aswell.
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On Tue, 2002-10-15 at 14:04, Gianfranco Berardi wrote:
> Crispin Wellington wrote:
>
> While most games are developed for Windows systems, you can find a lot
> of useful information at gamedev.net and such.
Oh yes! And gamasutra.com is another excellent resource.
Crispin
s
can even sell it (Python's license is quite liberal).
If you want to sell your game, and need it to be *high speed* binaries,
then C/C++ is probably the way to go.
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s now without a blip.
The important thing though, is *dont trust it*.
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line to your /etc/apt/sources.list, and go apt-get install jmrsystem.
Have a read of the debian packaging guides.
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odem is not assigned an IP. In PPPoE, neither is the
Ethernet card. If the modem were assigned an IP (or two, one for each
interface) it would be called a router (you can get DSL routers).
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On Fri, 2002-10-11 at 23:25, Doug MacFarlane wrote:
> On 11 Oct 2002, 18:20:19, Crispin Wellington wrote:
>
> > When you put gw: in your interfaces thats the *default* gateway. That
> > is, the host to send it to if no route matches. Set it up something like
> > this.
an internal lan (192.168.*.*) and the world at large
on the other interface, then the 192.168.*.* interface shouldn't have a
gateway entry at all.
More explanation of what your trying to achieve might be of aid here,
David.
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hese
for adding extra routes if they're needed, or doing funky stuff as the
link changes.
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iling script looks for them in the linux default
/usr/src/linux
Thus you should symlink one to the other...
ln -s /usr/src/kernel-headers-2.4.18 /usr/src/linux
Then the NVidia compile script should be able to find your modversions.h
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Is there a shell utility that can take stdin and put it into an X
clipboard. The 'current selection' clipboard would be ideal, but any of
the X Clipboard's would suffice. For example
ls | someutility
and then middle mouse click (or ctrl-v) somewhere else to paste the
text?
here's a way to do something like this in
> X...
man import
Something like
sleep 5; import -window root filename.png
For shell windows, just highlight the text and middle-mouse click into
your word processor.
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> Hi,
>
> Do somebody know what process named " -:0 " do?
> I was running ps -aux, when i spotted that i
> have quite "weird" process running...
That will be X.
In particular, a display manager, like
On Fri, 2002-10-11 at 00:23, Crispin Wellington wrote:
> On Thu, 2002-10-10 at 19:05, Russell wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > Where abouts in the linux boot-up sequence is the
> > terminal type (VT220?) defined that users interact
> > with after logging in?
--snip
&
ell type from the pwd database (/etc/passwd) and
begins that as your login shell (depending on the user logging in).
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make sure the modules are in the kernel)
and then 'cdrecord -scanbus' and see if your drive is being
scsi-emulated.
Then you'll need to change any symlinks, /etc/fstab entries etc. from
/dev/hdc to /dev/scd0
For example, /dev/cdrom might point to /dev/hdc. You'll need to poi
the dpkg race condition that Colin was
> talking about.
The million dollar question is why is this race condition affecting you,
now, when it didn't before, nor does it seem to be affecting any other
potato users atm. What triggers this?
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On Tue, 2002-10-08 at 14:59, Chris McCormick wrote:
> At 18:32 7/10/2002 +0800, Crispin Wellington wrote:
>
> >ls -alF /lib/libc[-.]*
> >
> >-rwxr-xr-x1 root root 888096 Sep 26 02:30
> >/lib/libc-2.1.3.so*
> >lrwxrwxrwx1 root root
nce system for Debian
ii apt 0.3.19Advanced front-end for dpkg
ii gzip 1.2.4-33.1 The GNU compression utility.
How does your system compare?
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restart the ppp connection
poff
pon dsl-provider
or whatever you named it in pppoeconf.
Now look in the logfiles.
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ar xvf packagename.tar
Does it untar ok?
Is it a broken package that is cached? try...
rm -rf /var/cache/apt/archives/*.deb
rm -rf /var/cache/apt/archives/partial/*.deb
Does dselect fix the problems. Try running dselect, choose update, the
select. Add no new packages, just press return, then select install.
All just vague stabs in the dark really...
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- at the moment I can't get it to run correctly ever
> though. :(
>
> running:
> strace -fF dpkg --unpack libc6_2.1.3-24_i386.deb
> doesn't tell me anything i can understand. if someone more knowledgable
> wants to look at the copy of the output i can send it to them.
C
rough the strace output.
Not a solution. Just an idea. Anyone have a definite solution to this
problem?
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till very fast, and are *much*
more stable. In the above situation I didn't have a crash once.
So it all depends on what you want/are prepared to live with.
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t the Linux Progress
Patch.
http://lpp.freelords.org/
If you like customizing your boot and having it all swish looking
graphics, you're gonna love this.
You have to patch your kernel though.
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un, elegant. You should be
> able
> to use it in about two or 3 days and be really proficient in 3 months.
And then get the pyOpenGL bindings. Then buy the Red Book. Thats to say
the OpenGL Programmers guide. Then you're on your way to your 3D
interface.
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hat userlevel should be able to read
shadow.
Personally I don't use shadow auth and have PAM set to authenticate
against a remote server, so there's none of those permission problems.
If this is a bad idea, someone post to the list (fooling with
/etc/shadow's permissions is
sure ip_conntrack, ip_tables, ipt_REDIRECT, iptable_filter and
iptable_nat are included.
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ial. Just configured and
it worked. So Im not much help. Makes me think that there's some config
option mistake, like the wrong amount of vram set or something.
Maybe also check your BIOS config, IRQ assignments and Compaq SmartStart
utility to make sure everything is sane.
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> Subprocess 71: crashme +2000.0 736 100
> ...
>
> Does it mean that there's something wrong with the machine?
> The command was: crashme +2000 666 100 0:15:00
Did your machine crash? If it did, then there is something wrong. It
shoul
On Tue, 2002-04-30 at 18:10, Marlon Viado wrote:
> Mom,
>I'm ICE of the Philippines and i really need the assembly language
> compiler,can you help me regarding to my problem.
> Thanks.
'as'
man as, for more information.
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ntrol Lists that will deny the listing
of any directories not specified (for *any* user logged in, not just
anonymous). I'm not sure of a server that does this. You may want to do
an appraisal of their features.
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On Fri, 2002-04-26 at 08:25, csj wrote:
> On 25 Apr 2002 17:37:26 +0800
> Crispin Wellington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > On Thu, 2002-04-25 at 06:54, csj wrote:
> > > I've noticed that the price of DVD writers and media are starting to
> > > fall.
free software that can write DVD's. Even CDR/W-burning
> appears limited to two backends: cdrdao and cdrecord.
I wouldn't call cdrdao and cdrecord 'limited'.
dvdrtools package for dvd burners. Gives dvdrecord, a fork of the
cdrecord code. Same sort of layout.
http://www.freesoft
way it will use if none other matches.
Windows 2000 is evil. They have abused the gateway idea by calling the
interface a gateway. Its not. Its an interface. A gateway is an external
bastion host, NOT a local IP. And now some people think the win2k way,
the wrong way.
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earch the
archives for CIPE and FreeS/WAN.
I'd say use a SOCKS proxy on the firewall.
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el incase its the kernel thats been
corrupted (perhaps).
Just some ideas.
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ery bad if that system
had init compiled against a different libc.
What were you doing before this happened? Was it a kernel upgrade gone
wrong?
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flag a certain way (maybe for collaberation)?
You will be unsetting it. Make sure people using the system are aware.
Make sure the user level that proftpd is running at does not belong to a
group that may access the files (easily tested by trying to read them
using ftp).
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hat do this. Eg.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/checkps/
Theres one called chrootkit, or something similar that checks for kernel
modules. I forget where it is though.
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nes but
never went completely.
NVidia's support of the TV-out in their drivers is woeful. My personal
opinion is its a macrovision/open source legal clash, and NVidia are
afraid to test the waters.
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these are correct and things arn't working then have a look at the
sniffer info to see what is actually happening on the wire. Whether
things are routing correctly but responses are not returned (which is
the routing on the other hardware).
Good luck
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lready have that functionality.
sheesh.
I like woody's official packages a lot more, now they are becoming a lot
more stable. If you need more up to date stuff, look at using priority
pinning in your apt setup to bring sid packages forward.
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ets ... A routing loop.
As in my last response, the only gateway should be your default gateway.
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course being a wise and resposible sys admin, you had backups...
right. And you've just gone and recovered from them... right? Of course
you have.
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850GB etc.
>
> Any pointers appreciated,
Perhaps its a bug in the kernel. Stick hdparm -d 1 commands in your
startup. apt-get install hwtools, then edit /etc/init.d/hwtools. Make
sure its symlinked in /etc/rc2.d
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towards your box.
Then its IP masq and firewall time.
> For example, if I try to traceroute to
> 210.212.236.105, it reaches the correct card in the
> firewall but from there it times out. (no ipchain
> rules running right now).
Because you have gateways set in our routes where they sh
are on on the hub. All cat 5 is good. Then
ping. from both machines. Any luck?
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> Am Mittwoch, 10. April 2002 10:29 schrieb Crispin Wellington:
>
> > What about /dev/par0?
>
> the same message "Cannot open /dev/par0: No such device"
And you're in group lp?
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w can I use 75dpi fonts instead?
Your problem may not be caused by the font dpi. But anyway...
edit /etc/X11/xinit/xserverrc
change -dpi 100 to -dpi 75
start X
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so only root can use this
> device. is it possible to make it as lp wich has root,lp rights?
What about /dev/par0?
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se pppconfig to change them anyway.
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x-ntfs/
You're probably after
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/linux-ntfs/linux-ntfs/ntfstools/ntfsfix.c
Good luck. I sure don't envy you ;)
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http://www.freedesktop.org/standards/clipboards.txt
http://dot.kde.org/1006384488/1006476851/1006480500/1006486361/
http://mail.gnome.org/archives/wm-spec-list/2000-November/msg00023.html
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Are you using mgetty?
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>
> I'm trying to configure a 2.2r5 system for dial-in PPP access.
> The dail-in part works fine, but when the dial-in user starts
> pppd using "exec /usr/sbin/pppd -detach", the ppp daemo
g, does it start?
If so, try the following format...
SSLEnable
...
I vaguely remember reading somewhere aswell that https:// needs
individual IP numbers for every virtual domains. That is ip based
virtuals not name based virtuals. Thus every virtual https:// domain
must have its own IP
On Tue, 2002-04-09 at 11:49, Yury Sulsky wrote:
> Crispin, thanks for replying.
>
> I checked "dmesg | grep tulip" and "dmesg | grep eth0", and the returned
> lines looked the same as what I got with the default kernel. Besides,
> wouldn't "ifconfig
heck that the tulip driver is loading on boot up. It should output some
message on startup. Use 'dmesg' to do this.
It is most likely to be your kernel configuration. Post the config file
and someone on this list will be able to spot whats wrong (It will be in
your /boot directory, named
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