On 7 Nov 2006, at 20:43, A. Khattri wrote:
Does anyone know or can point me to some resources that show how to do
this? Im using DRI with X too so Im thinking that might not be
possible
with a Xen kernel?
The xen-users list may be of help here:
http://lists.xensource.com/cgi-bin/mailman/li
On Wed, 3 May 2006, Francesco Riosa wrote:
> only one os (dom0) access the hardware, it run at ring 0, on 32 bit
> machines there are 5 rings[#1], the other kernels (domU) run at ring 1,
> the userspace software always run at ring 5.
I installed a xen hypervisor and xenified kernel and had no pro
On Sat, 4 Nov 2006, Lord Sauron wrote:
> So I want to keep things secure (I've been working on that - I've been
> taking the advice of the people at the Silicon Valley Linux User's
> Group) and decided that this fish protocol (which I've been told is
> FTP tunneled through SSH) is a good thing, an
Ive been trying to get some info about Portaris (Portage on Solaris). Is
it available and stable for everyday use? Where can I find more detailed
info? (yes, I Googled already).
Im finding myself rebuilding Apache, PHP and a bunch of libraries in a
development box - it would be so much less p
Ben Munat schrieb:
> Christian Bricart wrote:
>
>> - the ability to use xlibs from e.g. Tomcat ("-Dheadless=true"
>> setting on
>> startup)
>
> As far as I understand, starting Tomcat with -Djava.awt.headless=true
> you don't need to have *any* X packages installed... as long as you're
> running
Christian Bricart wrote:
- the ability to use xlibs from e.g. Tomcat ("-Dheadless=true" setting on
startup)
As far as I understand, starting Tomcat with -Djava.awt.headless=true
you don't need to have *any* X packages installed... as long as you're
running the sun jdk. This doesn't work wit
On Tue, 7 Nov 2006 at 14:23, Christian Bricart wrote:
I.e. I want:
- x-forwarding to work in installed ssh[d] (which needs but not limited
to xlibs and some applications like /usr/bin/xauth)
I wound up emerging xauth. That seemed to pull in a minimal amount of
stuff, but enough that forwarding
Hi,
what exactly do I have to do to keep the number of needed packages as
minimal as possible to provide X-libs to some applications - but this
machine is headless.. so there will not ever be a x11-server running..
I.e. I want:
- x-forwarding to work in installed ssh[d] (which needs but not limi
