On Fri, 2 Jan 2009 22:30:07 +0100
Bernd Schubert b...@q-leap.de wrote:
Hello Bengt,
sil3114 is known to cause data corruption with some disks.
News to me. There are a few people with lots of SI and other devices
jammed into the same mainboard who had problems but that doesn't appear
to be
more seriously, thanks to all the people making the ac kernel-variants.
Just one more -silly?- question: it seems -for me at least- that some
of the ac patches should be integrated in the kernel, why aren't they ?
(I repeat that ANY 2.4.17 variant I compiled won't even boot ! I'm not
talking
undefined reference is found with the error message below. The
ymf_sb.c modules compiles fine and is loaded in the sound.a library.
So why won't it link?
drivers/sound/sound.a(sound_core.o): In function `soundcore_init':
sound_core.o(.text+0x3e5): undefined reference to
1. If you are lucky and have working RAID based on stock 2.2.x (for example
RAID 0 :-) you should be able to upgrade to 2.2.14 without big hassle.
So upgrade to RAID 0.90 in mainstream kernel posponed to 2.4 ...
Thanks, I will do that as soon as possible.
2. RAID 0.90 need some
Ask Cox, not me :-) Since Cox is RedHat's employee it looks VERY weird to me
that RedHat's kernel and official Cox's kernel are two such different
beasts.
2.2.15 and the Red Hat kernel are two different things. They I suspect always
will be. The things vendors want make it work now and the
Periodically I get the following messages in my logfiles:
modprobe: can't locate module sound-slot-1
modprobe: can't locate module sound-service-1-0
How can I tell for certain which modules I need to add an alias for, or
if I should alias them off entirely? I'm running kernel
I hereby volunteer to be virtual Jon Postel and maintain such an
archive, should it be considered useful.
You need to grow the beard, otherwise yes I think this is a veyr good idea.
It'll also encourage library vendors and people like the perl and python
projects to provide reference naming
All that is needed other than that is a standard way to interface to add
this to rootmenu/toolbar that can be used to update _all_ window manager
data from fvwm to enlightenment as well as kde/gnome.
That's what I mean. *All* of them. What users (I think) would love to see
is to have
An API to access either Gnome or KDE desktop strikes me as beyond the
scope of the LSB.
1. How about *generic desktop API*. 2. If there is any reason for LSB, it
is desktop.
KDE is outside of any LSB work. Remember the main reason for the LSB is
at least notionally commercial software.
Badlandz wrote:
Alan Cox wrote:
I think it is unwize at this point to make LSB conserned with X11R6
standards. Of course it should/could comply with what X11R6, but I
libX11.so.* is Xlib is X11, as are the X packages. Other stuff like
themed widget sets sit on X11 (ie another library that you
Glibc is good, but what about wide char, unicode etc.. etc.. etc.. ad biggum.
Glibc does wide char, ncurses seems to imply it does (I've not
checked yet).
toward. Is there any interest in what we have thus far at Xi?
Well I know the currnt KDE doesnt handle 16bit Glyphs, Im not sure about
steps in bridging linux compatibility. What, if any, is the consensus on
the FHS 2.0... do the distributions that are part of the lsb agree to
use it?
It was discussed at and shortly after the LI meeting when Bruce presented
the whole cunning plan. FHS 2.0 is a big help but it might need some
What else will the lsb cover? Or has there been a decision about that
yet?
The only other stuff covered at the meeting was X11. The good work XFree
does is a big help there as their binary interfaces and the X specification
API's are both stable. Motif has been raised as a question, as
I'm looking for an attractive X-based Tcl/Tk FTP browser that I could
modify to use smbclient instead of ftp.
Attractive and Tk. Strange pairing. TkDesk is probably the nearest. However
you might be better of playing with midnight commander as this has both
multiple output ends
I just upgraded a Debian 1.3 (bo) machine to 2.0.34, and when I do
ifconfig eth0 203.14.18.1 netmask 203.14.18.128 broadcast 203.14.18.127
That isnt a valid netmask I think you mean 255.255.255.128 ;)
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