>Here's what I have in /ect/profile to do what I think you want;
>--cut-
>TTYTYPE=`tty|cut -f 3 -d /|grep -f - /etc/ttytype|cut -f 1 -d " "`
> if [ "$TTYTYPE" = "" ]; then
> :
> else
> TERM=$TTYTYPE
> fi
>
>unset TTYTYPE
>--
>After I saw the original post about irqtune here, I decided to ask about
>it on the kernel list. Linus is looking into it now.
Funny thing is, the following message was posted in that very same kernel
list on August 7th, and even though I and a couple of others chimed in with
confirmation of the
>renald loignon ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>: Could someone knowledgeable in low-level kernel matters take a look at the
>: following? I looked at the Web page, and though it sounds interesting
>: overall (and it WOULD solve a serial problem I experienced with Debian 1.1.1
>: a
>Following the thread about how to enhance dselect/dpkg to ease
>re-installation, I would like to suggest my idea:
>
>A menu item in dselect to store the present configuration on the
>base diskettes.
Or on a separate diskette reserved for that purpose...
Could someone knowledgeable in low-level kernel matters take a look at the
following? I looked at the Web page, and though it sounds interesting
overall (and it WOULD solve a serial problem I experienced with Debian 1.1.1
and kernel 2.0.6), there appear to be some technical inaccuracies which give
>I am reluctant to bring this up again, since I saw it just a few
>months ago on this list, and didn't pay attention at the time. So,
>at the risk of rehashing this problem (if that is what it is), I am
>submitting it again since I am now having the same difficulty myself.
>
>I am using the origin
>Susan:
>> I'm getting confused. Isn't the purpose of /usr/lib/module_help/arguments
>> to document the arguments that can be given to a module when it is
>> activated?
>I don't think the cdu31a information is in there - we must have missed
>it when we created modconf. Also, not everyone uses mod
>Use the argument "cdu31a_port=0x340" when you install the module. It also
>understands "cdu31a_irx=N".
May I ask, in all seriousness, and without a trace of sarcasm, where in the
world (BUT preferably in the Debian installation instructions) one is
expected to find this information? I was used t
>Not true. You can't get a virus from reading an email message.
>
>Notice that the original post came from AOL.. :)
O... Cheap shot! ;-)
>Robbie
>(who wonders how many people deleted this message in fear when they
>saw the Subject: line..)
We... the subject didn't contain "Good Times"
>On the other hand, you could copy the relevant directories off of the CD
>and put them into the path structure that this version of dselect wants to
>find them.
what exactly IS that path structure that dselect expects? I would like to
know the answer to this for two different scenarios:
1) Lon
>>And when I use "mount" command, it doesn't show CDROM is mounted.
>??? 'df' will show you what filesystems are mounted, not mount.
Just type
mount{Enter}
without any parameters, and see what output you get.
"Live and learn", eh?
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