Salman Ahmed wrote:
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> Although I don't advocate (re)compiling kernels your situation sounds
> like one where it might help. Have you tried to compile a kernel from
> sources ? Either the 2.0.36 or one of the 2.2.x ones. Another poster to
> this thread mentioned this as well. You might want to
Ben Collins wrote:
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> Please stop trolling for comparisons here. Comparing how Debian works, to
> how RedHat works, is like comparing Church and Government. They are two
> different things, and have two different philosophies.
Agree.
If somebody wants to compare things, compare Linux with NT.
> I'm having major problems upgrading from slink to potato (stable to
> unstable apt sources). After one of the packages is being setup, I get
> a whole list of stuff like this:
> depmod: /lib/modules/2.0.36/pcmcia/SOMETHING.o is not owned by root
OK, I think we're getting closer. When I upgrade f
On Tue, Nov 16, 1999 at 06:54:54PM -0500, Bart Szyszka wrote:
> RH's mailing lists have more people which means more people to
> volunteer to answer questions. When I go to newsgroups, it's easy to
> spot a good or bad one. In a bad one, you'll see a list of posts with
RedHat has tech support _emp
> Another thing to consider, this is a volunteer list. People reply when
> they can and when they have time. No one is *obliged* to reply to every
> single post made to debian-user.
Right, but it's a bit disheartening for me when I don't get help from the
Debian community when I know I could easily
Hello,
Did you install a new kernel when you upgraded to potato?? If so, did you
install from
sources or from a kernel image?
I updated from slink to potato on my laptop at the weekend and had no real
problems with
the upgrade. However, I did make sure that I had all the packages I needed in
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