Hi Phil,
> Thanks Richard, that looks like the best solution. They even
> have a mailing list.
I have have really enjoyed using docker for such issues - mix&match
useland as you like it - without interfering with you "main"
distribution and without any performance overhead.
Br, Clemens
Br, Cle
Hi,
I am running debian jessie in an chroot environmet on an TP-Link
router (with fp emulation enabled in kernel) with OpenWRT kernel
3.10.49.
This works perfectly well, however I can't upgrade because the next
debian version's glibc is no longer compatible with that old kernel.
Therefore I would
Hi again,
Does really nobody know how to get packages for jessie/mipsel?
> Therefore I would like to continue to use jessie (even if packages are
> outdated or have known security issues), however apt-get update seems
> to fail consistently.
> Is there anythinbg I can do so I will be able to cont
Hi Georgi,
> It seems that Jessie is on Debian mirrors.
> For example - http://ftp.bg.debian.org/debian/dists/jessie/
It indeed seems to, however the InRelease-File does not contain the
mips-binary sections anymore.
This is what apt complains abount:
Fetched 500 kB in 1min 49s (4573 B/s)
W: Fail
As far as I know 2.6.27 included stable ext4 support.
- Clemens
2009/7/29 Rick Pasotto :
> I just got a new 1tb sata drive and formated it and then created a
> filesystem with 'mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdc1'. This completed without errors but
> evidently 'mount' doesn't know about ext4. The command I tried
Hi,
I am running Sarge on an old Pentium-90 (i586).
When I try to install autossh I am asked to install libc6-i686:
> mesrv:~# apt-get install autossh
> Paketlisten werden gelesen... Fertig
> Abh�ngigkeitsbaum wird aufgebaut... Fertig
> Die folgenden zus�tzlichen Pakete werden installiert:
> lib
Hi,
> This should guide you:
> $ apt-cache show libc6-i686
Well, so far it says:
> This set of libraries is optimized for i686 machines, and will only be
> used if you are running a 2.6 kernel on an i686 class CPU
However uname -m says I am running a 2.4 kernel on an i586:
> Linux mesrv 2.4.27-2
Hi,
> Wow. Even your 2.4 kernel is old!!
I never received a kernel update, although I did frequent "apt-get
update/upgrade".
And I don't want to update to a newer debian version, because that
machine has onle 24mb RAM and who knows how well a new version of
postgres or the kernel will cope with t
>> Is there any way to use libc6-i586?
>
> I don't think that there currently is such a beast.
But after all, where does that libc6-i686 package come from?
I installed Debian-3.1 on that machine, and when asking apt to install
something, it should look into Sarge's online repositories - and as
far
> You're stressing out over nothing. It's obvious: your PC is a 586.
> lib6-686 is designed for 686+; thus, don't install lib6-686.
>
> What the hell could be more obvious??
That was my question after all.
I would like to install "autossh", but apt detects some dependencies,
including some p
> It's just a "Suggest", so it won't be installed, unless you ask for it.
>
> So simply don't. The original command output shows that only
> libc6 libedit2 libkeyutils1 libkrb53 libncurses5 libssl0.9.8 locales
> openssh-client
> will actually be installed. All other packages are just suggestions,
Hi again,
>> It's just a "Suggest", so it won't be installed, unless you ask for it.
>
> Didn't I say that?
Ok, everything turned out bad.
I did "apt-get install autossh", the apt ask me if I want to update
glibc and I said yes of course.
However glibc update stopped because it requires a 2.6 ker
Hi,
Sorry for bothering you again :-/
> It really depends on what you want. If you want to stick to Sarge
> (which may be sensible on a system with only 24 MB RAM), you should
> point your sources.list to it, i.e. use
> deb http://archive.debian.org/debian/ sarge main contrib non-free
Thanks fo
, any idea where I have to look?
Thanks, Clemens
2009/2/18 Douglas A. Tutty :
> On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 02:33:52PM +0100, Clemens Eisserer wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Sorry for bothering you again :-/
>>
>> > It really depends on what you want. If you want to stick to Sa
Hi,
> It does not look like this new kernel is using everything the Athlon has to
> offer. It there another linux-image we can use that will use all the AMD
> Athlon has to offer?
Don't bother, really. Userland is compiled against i486 too, and this
is where usually most (>95%) of cycles are spent
Hi,
I would like to run debian wheezy on my nokia-770 (Linux-2.6.16.27) in a
chroot environment, unfourtunately chroot telling me the kernel is too old.
The latest version that worked this way is Debian Lenny, which is
unsupported since mid 2012.
Because updating the kernel almost impossible (bin
> Then again, endless spreading of FUD on a list that is powerless to do
> anything about the situation, could, and should, be regarded as trolling.
+1.
Please stop!
- Clemens
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Hi Sven,
> This is not too worrying since the 2.6.16 kernel has been unsupported
> since 2008, and 2.6.16.27 is even two years older.
Sure, for debian it is fine - however for me, being limited to that
old kernel, it is a showstopper.
Granted, the use-case is rather obscure ;)
> Probably. To pa
Hi there,
I am looking for weekly usb images of testing or unstable - including
the functionality to persist changes made to the filesystem to usb.
What I've found so far is:
https://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/weekly-live-builds/amd64/iso-hybrid/
However I don't see any downloadabe images, only .
Hi Hans,
> Take a look here:
>
> https://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/release/current-live/amd64/iso-hybrid/
>
> Is it this, what you are looking for?
Thanks for the pointer, however I am looking for something more
current (equivalent of testing or even better unstable).
So the weekly built live-im
Hello Hans,
i945 only supports OpenGL-1.4, it lacks a few hardware features to
reach 2.0:
https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Mesa-i915-OpenGL-2-Drop
advertising it as 2.0 capable caused many issues, so mesa developers
decided to revert back to 1.4
best regards, Clemens
2017-1
Hi,
Any idea where I could still find packages for debian sarge for manual
download?
I have a quite old and very broken sarge installation running on a
Pentium-90 machine.
I would like to install dhcp3-server by hand, because apt-get's
database destroyed itself some years ago ;)
The machine simpl
Hi Sven,
>> Any idea where I could still find packages for debian sarge for manual
>> download?
>
> http://archive.debian.net/
> You need to download dhcp3-common as well, if it's not installed yet.
Thanks a lot, you saved my day. The P90 is now happily sending out
DHCPOFFER packages ;)
Thanks a
Hello,
first of all thank you for this reliable and very well designed linux
distribution.
I am quite new to debian but thanks to the user friendly installation
I am quire happy with it - Furthermore it was the only major
distribution which was able to install itself on a P90/24mb ram ;-)
1.) I w
Hello Jeff and thanks a lot for answering,
> if you have the tcng package installed, look in /usr/lib/tcng/bin/
> you should find your binaries in there.
Ah, in the tutorial I read the compiler was named "tcng" wheras in
debian its named "tcc" - but since it does exarly what I want its fine
too ;-
Hello,
Some Linux distributions make make the computer play a beep-sound when
the computer is halted which is quite useful for shutting down
screenless servers.
Is this also possible with debian?
Thanks, lg Clemens
> Some time ago I had a problem with a server that would not power down
> automatically so I added the following lines to /etc/init.d/halt to
> make it beep continually when it had shut down fully:
>
> while test true
> do
> echo -e "\a"
> sleep 1
> done
>
> This should co
Hi there,
I use a old P90 for routing our LAN into the internet, however
sometimes I want to download large binaries to the server itself which
may not slow down the internet-connection of the PCs in the LAN.
I wrote a small tcng-skript which should do the trick - basically
assign all available b
, Clemens Eisserer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi there,
>
> I use a old P90 for routing our LAN into the internet, however
> sometimes I want to download large binaries to the server itself which
> may not slow down the internet-connection of the PCs in the LAN.
>
> I wrote a sma
Hi there,
I am still running a 2.4.x kernel since I need stable isdn support
which is not really there in 2.6 - however I wonder why no kernel
updates are distributed over apt-get.
I am still using the 2.4.27 shipped with sarge - although already 2.4.31 is out.
No chance to get pre-compiled up2da
Hi Alejandro,
> > Hi there,
> >
> > I am still running a 2.4.x kernel since I need stable isdn support
> > which is not really there in 2.6 - however I wonder why no kernel
> > updates are distributed over apt-get.
> > I am still using the 2.4.27 shipped with sarge - although
> > already 2.4.31 i
Hello again.
> You are definitely right. You might want to send an email about it in to the
> debian-kernel ML?
Well, at least I could try. Do you think it makes sence - I do not
want to bother they.
> Anyway, you can always move to 2.6.13. I have my iptables box working cool
> with 2.6.12.
Well
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