On 9/11/06, Rick Reynolds <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Stefan Monnier wrote:
> When I'm AC-plugged, I like my /etc/init.d/network script to start my wifi
> card automatically. But when I'm on battery, I'd rather not start it
> automatically (I can always start it manually if I really want it).
>
>
Stefan Monnier wrote:
When I'm AC-plugged, I like my /etc/init.d/network script to start my wifi
card automatically. But when I'm on battery, I'd rather not start it
automatically (I can always start it manually if I really want it).
Does anybody have an idea how to do that?
Can the `auto' line
Stephen Cradock wrote:
But that got me another step forward - I'm writing this in Mozilla
with an upgraded XFree86 - 4.3.0, and everything else that goes with
it
EXCEPT - I lost kdm along the way - debconf just ripped it out, along
with all the neat programs that go with it, like Konquero
Well, almost :)
The line in 70debconf should be
APT::Cache-Limit 16777216;
That's with a space instead of 'equals', and terminated with a semicolon -
otherwise apt-get complains of junk in it's configuration file.
But that got me another step forward - I'm writing this in Mozilla with an
upgrad
Stephen Cradock wrote:
Thanks, Kent - good to have such specific instructions.
Thanks. But, sorry, I don't remember the context of this message, so I
can't really address much of it. However, the error
E Dynamic MMap ran out of room
is common when upgrading from stable to unstable
Thanks, Kent - good to have such specific instructions.
BUT item 1) works - can edit the sources.list;
then 2) apt-get update
gets a great list of package lists and settles down to parse them, but it
fails with an
E Dynamic MMap ran out of room
It was apparently working on one
Stephen Cradock wrote:
Hi all - I am trying to get Debian Linux working as an alternative to
Windows XP. Uo to a point everything works fine - starting from floppy
images and basedeb and drivers.tgz I can get linux 2.2.0 running.
The problem is getting X11 going - my Intel 82845G video chipset i
Hello
Stephen Cradock (<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>) wrote:
> Hi all - I am trying to get Debian Linux working as an alternative to
> Windows XP. Uo to a point everything works fine - starting from floppy
> images and basedeb and drivers.tgz I can get linux 2.2.0 running.
>
> The problem is getting X11 g
>
> Why are all the lines in /etc/netstd_nfs (for "start") commented out?
because /etc/nfsd_nfs comes (from memory) with netstd.deb, and not all people
who need netstd may want nfs exports. Anyway, personaly, I'd say: Include
a good (i.e. empty except for some comments) /etc/exports file in netstd
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