According to Stephen Patterson,
Jude DaShiell wrote:
I hope you're writing about an excellent Microsoft heavy duty Shop Vac,
because otherwise excellent and Microsoft never get that close in
reality otherwise.
... and I thought MS products would stop sucking as soon as they started
According to Lee Braiden,
On Friday 13 May 2005 18:32, Deboo ^ wrote:
Since it's not yet formatted, I would think there must be a way to
recover all the data still. I could install this knoppix on the small
3 GB hdd and connecting the big hdd, try to recover. Is there a
program I can use
( the '_' symbols) from my email address
to obtain the correct one. Apologies, but the fudging is to remove spam.
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According to Monique Y. Mudama,
On 2005-05-10, Bill Marcum penned:
I sometimes wonder, does anybody really use profiles in Firefox?
I've had situations where I wanted to be able to run using two
different proxy configurations. The only way I found to do this was
using multiple
According to Tom Allison,
Tony Godshall wrote:
According to Tom Allison,
Tony Godshall wrote:
According to Kent West,
Tom Allison wrote:
Hello,
I replaced my motherboard after an accident.
Everything mostly works, but a lot of the on board hardware (sound in
particular
According to Tom Allison,
I should expect discover to rebuild the modules.conf file?
(sounds like Yes).
I take it discover is not able (ever or yet) to modify the modules.conf
Modules.conf is there for those modules which are NOT detected automatically,
discover dynamically loads all
According to Alan Chandler,
On Wednesday 04 May 2005 08:41, Mr Mike wrote:
On Saturday 30 April 2005 03:42 pm, Alan Chandler wrote:
I am using PHP and I am trying to parse a string into substrings
...
You know... if I ask this sorta question all I get is RTFM and in reality
that's
According to [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Using xpdf when you tell it to print, it displays a dialog, in a textbox is
lpr
remove the r to obtain lp which is the cups command to print and it works
Have a good day
I use 'lpr filename.pdf' and it just works. I'm not sure
the mechanism, but I do have
According to Robert Johnston,
On Apr 9, 2005 3:49 PM, John Andersen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Saturday 09 April 2005 8:52 am, Tony Godshall wrote:
Perhaps cfs? It's encrypted nfs, and security is a concern
if on wireless even more than wired because it does not
require physical
According to Will Dormann,
Graham Dunn wrote:
The problem here isn't so much the samba/nfs decision as the wireless.
In my experience, nfs handles the packet loss you see in wireless
connections much more poorly than SMB does.
I'm no expert on the subject, but from what I've read if you set
According to John Sturgeon,
Tony Godshall wrote:
...
If at all possible, I would recommend sticking with
cx88-dvb, it plays
nicer with MythTV.
Hi.
Could you indicate what you mean when you say it plays
nicer? I'm trying to determine if symptoms I'm seeing are
at hardware
Hello? Can someone point me to a doc? Give me a hint?
Or tell me that what I want to do is unsupported?
Again, it's to let one tuner record normally and have the
other pass through whatever's coming in the S-Video or
composite.
According to Tony Godshall,
Yeah, that's what I thought at first
According to Tom E. Craddock Jr.,
Tony Godshall wrote:
Yeah, that's what I thought at first, but it wants to know
what the channel lineup etc., is.
I tried to tell it there was a channel 0 that was hooked
up to the S-video input and leave the channel lineup blank,
but it doesn't show
Hi, folks.
Can anyone answer Phill's questions 1, 3, and 4? Cuz I want
to know too.
Or point us newbies to the right docs?
Tony
According to Phill Edwards,
I'm in Australia and thinking of going digital. I have 2 BT8x8
analogue cards now which works well. I was going to replace one of
Package: mtink
Version: 1.0.5-1
Severity: minor
Using udev to make USB devices come up on the same device name it is
handy to make them mnemonic, for example /dev/printers/epson rather than
/dev/usb/lp0, and in fact the udev HOWTO encourages people to do so.
But mtink doesnt find such
available on openembedded.
Dow
Tony Godshall wrote:
According to Brown, Aaron F,
-Original Message-
From: Klaus Weidner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2005 3:59 PM
To: Tony Godshall
Cc: debian-handheld@lists.debian.org
Subject: Re: Gigabyte
According to Max Waterman,
Jason Werpy wrote:
On Thu, 03 Mar 2005 11:07:17 -0500, Mark L. Cukier [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Currently I would NEVER consider getting a black box-- I'm not going
to steal cable. But, once the black boxes output a signal with the
flag filtered out... well,
According to jonr,
Ricardo Kleemann wrote:
Hi David,
If I hooked up a VCR to save some tapes to disk (or even burn DVDs), how
would I control that from mythtv?
There isn't an easy one-button way of doing this. Sometimes it is just
easier to press play on the VCR and type 'cat
According to Johannes Becker,
My experiance with HD backup is not so good. Usually you have only one
drive that holds one backup (maybe two). But what can happen is that a
disk goes down slowly and has failures that you copy to your backup
before you notice that. The HD backup is not helping
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whatever you're using.
On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 11:17:17 -0800, Tony Godshall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, folks.
I've got Mythtv working mostly (well, mplayer segfaults with
-vo xv but the machine is powerful enough to do -vo x11 fairly
well)
How do I watch (live) what's coming in my S
According to Josiah Royse,
On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 22:57:20 +0100, Magnus Ekhall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a box running Myth and I have noticed that about once every
second there is a burst of disk activity. And this is when I'm not using
Myth at all...
Is this becaus of Myth or
1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/sda1 4806904 2682336 1880384 59% /
/dev/sda6 9614116 32832 9092912 1% /cache
/dev/sda7133602536 57880556 68935324 46% /myth
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Also, will KM be able to auto-install to SATA drives
any time soon?
Dunno on this one. No SATA drives here (yet). Maybe
if you send Cecil a 300G SATA drive to play with...
;-)
I'll have to convince the wife. :\
Hi.
Let me chime in with my 2c.
I got a new machine that came
, but composite would
work too).
So how do I configure MythTV to deal with two tuners, one
digital and one just for analog pass-thru.
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Package: gpdf
Version: 2.8.2-1.1
Severity: normal
mo:/# apt-get install gpdf
Reading Package Lists... Done
Building Dependency Tree... Done
The following NEW packages will be installed:
gpdf
0 upgraded, 1 newly installed, 0 to remove and 986 not upgraded.
Need to get 781kB of archives.
After
manager or is it a
separate app?
I.e. can I just apt-get fluxbox?
I guess the time to try it is now before I get a bunch of
configs and docs on my new SD.
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According to Klaus Weidner,
On Wed, Mar 09, 2005 at 12:50:03PM -0800, Tony Godshall wrote:
Does it perform OK once it has started?
I take it that it does?
... I saw that perl had a flag for persistently
caching its compiled binaries someplace... I'll have to
track it down...
Cool
According to Klaus Weidner,
On Wed, Mar 09, 2005 at 02:47:07PM -0800, Tony Godshall wrote:
My new used Z just came in the mail. I won't have time to
try developing for it for a couple weeks tho.
Say, I don't recall it having perl in qpe or opie or gpe, so
perl-gtk
not really interested in using CF for this
purpose since I'd like to keep that open for 802.11b).
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According to Klaus Weidner,
On Tue, Mar 08, 2005 at 03:24:03PM -0800, Tony Godshall wrote:
You mean it's not really useful as an organizer when running
even the innovative pocketworkstation.com user interface?
That interface turns it into a miniature Debian system, but I haven't
found any
Tony Godshall wrote:
Hi, Justin, all.
I'm doing nearly the opposite:
My upstream runs spamassasin. I run a a non-naive bayesian
(crm114) myself. The default config for crm114 is to strip spamassassin's
headers, but I've found that the SA headers give crm114 very very good hints
According to Tim Kelley,
On Thursday 16 December 2004 10:38, Nick Miller wrote:
Hey all,
I am wondering what experiences, positive or negative, you all have had
running woody or sarge with AMD's line of 754 939 64bit processors. I
would really like to push my company to replace some
According to Vincent Lefevre,
On 2004-12-15 22:30:34 -0500, Ed Sutherland wrote:
I just purchased a Dell for my home office and am interested in using
Debian on a partition. As my only Linux experience comes from a Mac, I
have some questions:
[...]
First, you should have asked if
According to Allan Wind,
On 2004-11-30T11:25:38+0100, Juergen Neumann wrote:
Have you ore anyone else found a solution for this problem yet?
Do you have flash installed? It seems you have choice between one that
cause 100% cpu utilization (swf-player) or crashing
(libflash-mozplugin.so).
According to Hugo Vanwoerkom,
George Iordanou wrote:
I want to create a rescue disk. I went to debian's official webpage
and i downloaded the unstable version which consists of the following
files:
boot.img
cd-drivers.img
net-drivers.img
root.img
How can i create a bootable rescue
According to John L Fjellstad,
John Summerfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
For starters, depends on what you mean by linux. At its most basic,
Linux is the kernel. More usually, people use the term to refer to a
complete set of sofware such as might be found on your computer and
mine.
According to Wayne Ward,
Hi,
As I said in an earlier e-mail,
that i'm getting an error telling
me that /dev/dsp can't be found. Is
this because that the person putting
together this cd had sound compiled
in thier kernel.I do not have a sound
card on my box and I don't know why
gnome is
Hi, Mark. My two cents follow Simon's, inline.
According to Simon Kitching,
On Tue, 2004-07-20 at 17:46, Mark e Plummer wrote:
Hello,
I have just read your article as best I could. I am confused, but not
by you but by me.
I have been using Firefox as a browser and Thunderbird as
According to Sameer Verma,
Folks,
I need your opinion on something we are looking at for a remote campus
location.
Will a DSL (6.0Mbps down/384kbps up) be sufficient to support, say two
classrooms (about 80 students on two 11g APs) and 1/2 dozen office desktops?
If you have setup similar
. Is the target an old
machine? Many of those can't read CD's written at higher
speeds- try writing at 4X or less. Is the target machine's
BIOS set to boot off CD? If not you won't get it to boot
off any CD, Debian or not.
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According to Freddy Freeloader,
W. Borgert wrote:
Quoting Freddy Freeloader [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
connection errors. Since I've upgraded to sarge I get the following
error when attempting to use tcpdump: get i f addrs: connection refused.
I have what I'm assuming to be is related in
According to Ralph Crongeyer,
Ryan McGregor wrote:
Hi, I would like to download and try Debian as my operating system and
I don't know which of the 7 cds I need. Could you please explain to me
which Cd's I will need for each of the boot flavours and how this
process works. Thank you for
According to Ed Sutherland,
I like the GNUstep approach to applications, but am not crazy about the
windowmanagers -- windowmaker and nextstep. Are there any better
windowmangers for GNUstep? I think AddressManager is far better (at
least for me) than that offered by Gnome or KDE.
I just
According to S.D.A.,
On Mon, Jun 21, 2004 at 08:18:53AM -0700 or thereabouts, Steve Lamb wrote:
S.D.A. wrote:
I agree. I switched from SA several months ago, and am quite happy with the
speed, accuracy of Spamprobe over Spam Assassin.
I think this thread has shown that many
According to Chris Larson,
* Tony Godshall ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
According to Klaus Weidner,
On Tue, Jun 01, 2004 at 03:02:11PM -0700, randy none wrote:
Would it be possible to install a small zaurus rom
like crow or openzaurus without opie or qpe?
This way the rom
According to Klaus Weidner,
On Tue, Jun 01, 2004 at 03:02:11PM -0700, randy none wrote:
Would it be possible to install a small zaurus rom
like crow or openzaurus without opie or qpe?
This way the rom space could be saved to share with
the chroot, which would also be very small. This
Just got a good deal on a Dell 8600 with a WUXGA display
(1920x1200). Got it running at 1600x1200 with Xandros 1.0
(Debian-based, the former Corel Linux, and apparently what
LindowsOS is based on), but trying to get it to the full width.
Got it to work at 1920x1200 with the nvidia driver,
Just got a good deal on a Dell 8600 with a WUXGA display
(1920x1200). Got it running at 1600x1200 with Xandros 1.0
(Debian-based, the former Corel Linux, and apparently what
LindowsOS is based on), but trying to get it to the full width.
Got it to work at 1920x1200 with the nvidia driver,
is my XF86Config-4 file.
Hope that helps getting X up at full resolution. It's quite nice to work with
when you have that much screen real estate :)
Cheers,
Marcus
On Tue, Jan 06, 2004 at 05:19:17PM -0800, Tony Godshall wrote:
Hi, all.
[ sorry if you got this twice- I sent
According to Marcus Crafter,
Hi Tony,
On Wed, Jan 07, 2004 at 03:57:26AM -0800, Tony Godshall wrote:
Thanks for the reply, Marcus.
Any tips on how to install a proprietary driver safely
(i.e. in a way that can be backed out if it doesn't work
right)? I suppose I could just do
is my XF86Config-4
file.
Hope that helps getting X up at full resolution. It's quite nice to work with
when you have that much screen real estate :)
Cheers,
Marcus
On Tue, Jan 06, 2004 at 05:19:17PM -0800, Tony Godshall wrote:
Hi, all.
[ sorry if you got this twice- I sent
According to Marcus Crafter,
Hi Tony,
On Wed, Jan 07, 2004 at 03:57:26AM -0800, Tony Godshall wrote:
Thanks for the reply, Marcus.
Any tips on how to install a proprietary driver safely
(i.e. in a way that can be backed out if it doesn't work
right)? I suppose I could just do
You apparently meant to write to
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but you wrote to
'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
instead.
According to Bjarne Ursin,
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Hi, all.
[ sorry if you got this twice- I sent it to debian-user
first, by mistake :-( ]
Just got a good deal on a Dell 8600 with a WUXGA display
(1920x1200). Got it running at 1600x1200 with Xandros 1.0
(Debian-based, the former Corel Linux, and apparently what
LindowsOS is based on), but
You apparently meant to write to
'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
but you wrote to
'debian-laptop@lists.debian.org'
instead.
According to Bjarne Ursin,
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Hi, all.
[ sorry if you got this twice- I sent it to debian-user
first, by mistake :-( ]
Just got a good deal on a Dell 8600 with a WUXGA display
(1920x1200). Got it running at 1600x1200 with Xandros 1.0
(Debian-based, the former Corel Linux, and apparently what
LindowsOS is based on), but
According to GCS,
On Sat, Jan 03, 2004 at 03:17:37AM -0500, lloyd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
does it matter which of these network card drivers i use?
Yup, at least until both are working for you. For a while, I thought
eepro100 is a newer driver, until recently I had to help out a friend of
According to Hans du Plooy,
Hi all,
I installed spamassassin-2.6.1 using apt-get (woody)
When starting spamd, I get the following in my mail.log:
Jan 6 16:41:21 hermes spamd[14266]: Failed to run RAZOR_CHECK SpamAssassin
test, skipping: ^I(Can't locate object method check_razor via
Hi, all.
Just got a good deal on a Dell 8600 with a WUXGA display
(1920x1200). Got it running at 1600x1200 with Xandros 1.0
(Debian-based, the former Corel Linux, and apparently what
LindowsOS is based on), but trying to get it to the full width.
lspci says it has an unknown NVidia
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According to Ian Clarke,
As the developers work hard to improve the core operation of Freenet, it
can be easy to forget about the more superficial, but equally important
aspects of Freenet, namely installation procedures, and usability for
newbies.
For those intimately familiar with
According to Ian Clarke,
As the developers work hard to improve the core operation of Freenet, it
can be easy to forget about the more superficial, but equally important
aspects of Freenet, namely installation procedures, and usability for
newbies.
For those intimately familiar with
According to Bob Keyes,
On Mon, 27 Oct 2003, Tim Pozar wrote:
http://www.techweb.com/wire/story/TWB20031024S0011
Urban Wi-Fi Gridlock Predicted To Arrive in 2004
October 24, 2003 (5:54 p.m. EST)
By W, David Gardner, TechWeb News
The sky is falling! Well sure. It's getting
Hi.
How does it compare to cpudyn?
And does it work well with journaled file systems,
as cpudyn claims to?
Tony
According to Mattia Dongili,
cpufreqd-1.1-rc1 has been released.
This release adds 2 major feature like cpu monitoring and PMU support,
plus a bunch of fixes and a workaround to
Ah, I see.
So what you need it to look at hotplug (which handles usb
events). I think there's a place in /etc/hotplug/... where you
can put a script like this:
#!/bin/sh
ifup wlan0
According to BenLau,
Hi Tony Godshall,
Thankls you.
However , the solution didn't work for me
Ah, I see.
So what you need it to look at hotplug (which handles usb
events). I think there's a place in /etc/hotplug/... where you
can put a script like this:
#!/bin/sh
ifup wlan0
According to BenLau,
Hi Tony Godshall,
Thankls you.
However , the solution didn't work for me
Hi.
How does it compare to cpudyn?
And does it work well with journaled file systems,
as cpudyn claims to?
Tony
According to Mattia Dongili,
cpufreqd-1.1-rc1 has been released.
This release adds 2 major feature like cpu monitoring and PMU support,
plus a bunch of fixes and a workaround to
According to deetee,
Joan wrote:
Is APIC a solution, and how do i enable it if it is not enabled?
Compiling the kernel without APIC support is what uses to be the best option
for laptops... have you tryed that? 8-?
no, but i can't see this will help - as i included in the last mail
On Ebay, the 1600x1200 16 screen Vaios can be
had for US$1000. Heavy tho.
According to Joan Tur,
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I want buy a new laptop linux/debian compatible.
My Budget is 1000 - 1200 Euro.
According to Jorge Castro,
Hi,
I have recently installed Debian/Linux version 3.0.23 on my Dell Inspirion
5150
laptop (along with WindowsXP).
So far I have had limited success: the kernel and utilities run, but I
believe a lot of hardware was not detected: can't use modem, graphics card,
According to Jorge Castro,
Hi,
I have recently installed Debian/Linux version 3.0.23 on my Dell Inspirion
5150
laptop (along with WindowsXP).
So far I have had limited success: the kernel and utilities run, but I
believe a lot of hardware was not detected: can't use modem, graphics card,
According to BenLau,
Hi all!
I recently got a USB wireless adapter( GW-US11H) . It required a
patched version of linux-wlan-ng. I have patched the source and install
it After I added the configuration of wlan0 to /etc/network/interfaces
, and then I can use ifup wlan0 to start up the
I used whereami (worked) and then guessnet (worked better)
and now a little script that's still a little rough.
Basically it outputs work or home or site based on
ifconfig eth0 up # bring up eth0 without ip
if arping opts ip addr | grep -q mac addr; then echo work
elif arping opts ip addr |
Now that the machine's booted, I can find the various X11 directories,
and they're mostly populated, but one thing I have not found is the X
server itself. Where's the executable? What's its name? I wonder if
I missed a package...?
sh-2.05b$ which X
/usr/bin/X11/X
If it won't start, to
According to Douglas Frank,
Ah, poking around debian.org, I see that tasksel *should* have presented
an X package right at the top of the screen. It didn't. I'll try a
reinstall with the full floppy set.
or just apt-get updateapt-get x-window-system
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According to BenLau,
Hi all!
I recently got a USB wireless adapter( GW-US11H) . It required a
patched version of linux-wlan-ng. I have patched the source and install
it After I added the configuration of wlan0 to /etc/network/interfaces
, and then I can use ifup wlan0 to start up the
I used whereami (worked) and then guessnet (worked better)
and now a little script that's still a little rough.
Basically it outputs work or home or site based on
ifconfig eth0 up # bring up eth0 without ip
if arping opts ip addr | grep -q mac addr; then echo work
elif arping opts ip addr |
Now that the machine's booted, I can find the various X11 directories,
and they're mostly populated, but one thing I have not found is the X
server itself. Where's the executable? What's its name? I wonder if
I missed a package...?
sh-2.05b$ which X
/usr/bin/X11/X
If it won't start, to
According to Douglas Frank,
Ah, poking around debian.org, I see that tasksel *should* have presented
an X package right at the top of the screen. It didn't. I'll try a
reinstall with the full floppy set.
or just apt-get updateapt-get x-window-system
I read the other day that the Linux driver is in fact a port
of the BSD driver. Search for it on sourceforge.net.
According to Dan Fitzpatrick,
I know for a fact that this works under FreeBSD using the Atheros drivers.
Sould work fine in Linux too.
Dan.
On Thu, Oct 23, 2003 at
According to Toad,
If the theory that NGRouting and traditional routing as implemented by
stable (without much actual specialization) is correct, then we have a
few options:
1. Try to get a big enough NGR-only test network for routing to actually
take place, and test that. Drawbacks:
...
Sorry, typo there--i meant gdm. Does Sid refer to the testing or the
unstable debian distribution.
...
Sid is unstable. It's easy to remember if you consider this:
in the Toy Story movies, Sid was the kid next door who broke
all the toys. DD's are obviously very clever.
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According to Douglas Frank,
Is this the right list I should use to get help getting X running on my
laptop?
Please ask, with you machine and model in the subject line,
and if someone can help, they probably will.
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Sorry, typo there--i meant gdm. Does Sid refer to the testing or the
unstable debian distribution.
...
Sid is unstable. It's easy to remember if you consider this:
in the Toy Story movies, Sid was the kid next door who broke
all the toys. DD's are obviously very clever.
According to Douglas Frank,
Is this the right list I should use to get help getting X running on my
laptop?
Please ask, with you machine and model in the subject line,
and if someone can help, they probably will.
According to Joel Konkle-Parker,
Whenever I run more than one program at a time, I get the following
error in bash:
--
fork: resource temporarily unavailable
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The effect is that if I have mozilla running, I have to close it to open
a shell, which I have to close to open gedit, et c.
According to Joel Konkle-Parker,
Whenever I run more than one program at a time, I get the following
error in bash:
--
fork: resource temporarily unavailable
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The effect is that if I have mozilla running, I have to close it to open
a shell, which I have to close to open gedit, et c.
Or whatever the max res the projector supports.
Some don't even do 1024x768.
According to Albert Dengg,
hi
do you have the model with the 1400x1050 screen?
if so try to reduce it 1024x768, since most projectors only support
1024x768...it happend to a friend of mine to...
here you can
Or whatever the max res the projector supports.
Some don't even do 1024x768.
According to Albert Dengg,
hi
do you have the model with the 1400x1050 screen?
if so try to reduce it 1024x768, since most projectors only support
1024x768...it happend to a friend of mine to...
here you can
If you are booting off an IDE drive w/o initrd, ide-disk
modules must be built into the kernel, not as a module.
According to Joel Konkle-Parker,
I'm attempting to build a kernel from the Debian 2.4.22 sources from
Testing on Woody. I've come upon several problems, though, so maybe
someone
If you are booting off an IDE drive w/o initrd, ide-disk
modules must be built into the kernel, not as a module.
According to Joel Konkle-Parker,
I'm attempting to build a kernel from the Debian 2.4.22 sources from
Testing on Woody. I've come upon several problems, though, so maybe
someone
Back when I used to use Gnome, I used it with Sawfish. It
was the lightest gnome-compliant WM around.
Check your /etc/alternatives/x-window-manager
Of course there may be a typo someplace... you might want to
search /etc/... for 'elightenment' ;-)
According to Todd Pytel,
On Tue, 14 Oct 2003
According to Toad,
On Sat, Sep 27, 2003 at 06:17:51PM -0400, Nick Tarleton wrote:
On Saturday 20 September 2003 04:51 pm, David Bauer wrote:
Hint: Create an intermediary page that loads instantly when you click on
a link, which shows 'progress bars' with interesting information on what
It looks to me like there's no IRQ available. Perhaps you
could disable some built-in hardware that you are not
using? Examples might be: parallel port, serial ports,
build-in audio. This is done in the BIOS (i.e. at reboot).
According to REBERT Luc,
Bonjour,
J'ai un dell latitude C840 et
Hi.
Please start with the CD-Writing HOWTO:
If you installed one of debian's howto packages:
locate CD-Writing-HOWTO
On the web:
http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/docs/HOWTO/other-formats/html_single/CD-Writing-HOWTO.html
If you want help on this list you will probably need to
provide us
Hi.
Please start with the CD-Writing HOWTO:
If you installed one of debian's howto packages:
locate CD-Writing-HOWTO
On the web:
http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/docs/HOWTO/other-formats/html_single/CD-Writing-HOWTO.html
If you want help on this list you will probably need to
provide us
It looks to me like there's no IRQ available. Perhaps you
could disable some built-in hardware that you are not
using? Examples might be: parallel port, serial ports,
build-in audio. This is done in the BIOS (i.e. at reboot).
According to REBERT Luc,
Bonjour,
J'ai un dell latitude C840 et
It looks to me like there's no IRQ available. Perhaps you
could disable some built-in hardware that you are not
using? Examples might be: parallel port, serial ports,
build-in audio. This is done in the BIOS (i.e. at reboot).
According to REBERT Luc,
Bonjour,
J'ai un dell latitude C840 et
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