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Wobo wrote:
: Dean S. Messing schrieb am Wed, 5 Nov 2003 17:58:40 -0800 (PST):
:
:
: When downloading the Powerpack Ed. from the Club do I need to
: also d/l the 3 distribution CDs (making six CDs total)?
:
: I ask because I only downloaded the 3
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Dean S. Messing
Display Algorithms Visual Optimization Lab
Information Systems Technologies Dept.
Sharp Laboratories of America
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is tickling the bug.
Any help will be appreciated.
Dean S. Messing
Display Algorithms Visual Optimization Lab
Information Systems Technologies Dept.
Sharp Laboratories of America
anything
mentioned. I just went over to the cooker archives for Dec. and see
nothing about this.
Any help will (of course) be appreciated.
Dean S. Messing
Display Algorithms Visual Optimization Lab
and allowed me to
do rpm --rebuilddb sucessfully.
Again, thanks for your help. I've bookmarked the links you sent.
Dean S. Messing
Display Algorithms Visual Optimization Lab
Information Systems
site. I have no idea how the DB got
corrupted.
System: Mdk 9.0 will all applicable updates as of 27th Dec 2002.
rpm -q rpm: rpm-4.0.4-19mdk
Thanks in advance.
I hope someone here can save my bacon!
Dean S. Messing
Display
. namely \0 in memory).
So `test' is saying to itself I have no arg2 to test against.
Formally,
arg2 does not exist == arg2 is not a string.
Hence you get an automatic false. Likewise for -z and no
following argument.
Dean S. Messing
else.
In your case here is what I would suggest (as root) if you
want to run version 6.1.0:
At the Commandline:
Dean S. Messing
Display Algorithms Visual Optimization Lab
Information Systems
root root 32 Nov 18 11:26 st0m -
scsi/host1/bus0/target1/lun0/mtm
lr-xr-xr-x1 root root4 Nov 15 18:45
in /dev.
I presume you have also installed
the `mt-st-0.7-1mdk' for controlling your tape drive?
Dean S. Messing
.: it doesn't help that I'm illiterate in Perl.
If anyone would care to tell me what to do I'd be much obliged.
Dean S. Messing
Display Algorithms Visual Optimization Lab
Information Systems Technologies Dept
Dean S. Messing
Center for Displayed Appearance
Information Systems Technologies Dept.
Sharp Laboratories of America
E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Want to buy
Brian D. Klar writes:
:: I have a Matrox G450. All I can say is I dl'ed the
:: Matrox drivers, and powerdesk from their site.
:: Then I had two separate desktops. With a fast
:: config change, I could have xinerama as you stated
:: two monitors merged to one large desktop.
:: KDE is my DE.
:: Dean,
::
:: You need to recompile the kdelibs package. When you are recompiling =
:: it,=20
:: ensure that --enable-xinerama is passed to the configure script.
::
:: If that does not help, contact me off the list and I will try to help =
:: you.
::
:: Balaji
Finally! A definite
Thanks Teemu, for your comments.
Teemu Torma writes:
:: I am running 8.2 with xinerama, and it worked out of the box with kde
:: 3.0.2 packages. The X configurator asked me if I wanted xinerama
:: version or just plain screen (Matrox G550).
::
:: The boxes are of course grayed out if
Larry Sword writes:
:: Have you looked at the docs:
:: file:///usr/share/doc/HOWTO/HTML/en/Xinerama-HOWTO.html
::
:: Maybe you need to edit your /etc/X11/xdm/Xservers file as explained in
:: the HOWTO in order to start the xinerama extensions.
I have read the HOWTO (several times). (a)
Todd Lyons writes
:: Dean S. Messing wrote on Thu, Jul 11, 2002 at 03:41:23PM -0700 :
::
:: subset of them. Also, consideration shd be given to the
:: question of Is this a big waste of time?. I mean, if the
:: Mdk KDE packages are known to be compiled with xinerama support
I normally _strongly_ dislike including all previous text from
every message in a thread in the current message. But maybe
there's some wisdom in it :-)
:: Where did you get your KDE rpms?
From my very 1st first message:
I'm running Mandrake 8.2 with stock KDE.
:: If it is MDK's it
..
::
::
:: Dean S. Messing wrote:
:: Balaji Ramani wrote:
:: :: Open kcontrol. Under Window Behaviour you will find settings for
:: :: Xinerama.
:: ::
:: :: Balaji
::
:: When I go to K (on the panel) -- Configuration
:: -- KDE -- LookNFeel -- Window Behavior
Balaji Ramani wrote:
:: Open kcontrol. Under Window Behaviour you will find settings for
:: Xinerama.
::
:: Balaji
When I go to K (on the panel) -- Configuration
-- KDE -- LookNFeel -- Window Behavior
and bink the Advanced tab, I see four xinerama entries:
Enable
I'm at my wits end regarding kde and xinerama.
I've got the two heads running just fine.
I've got the virtual desktop running under a single
KDE invocation (KDE-2.2.2) so I can slide a window
across screens.
But there is some very annoying behaviour that I can't seem
to rid myself of.
In
.
Thanks,
Dean S. Messing
Information Systems Technologies Dept.
Sharp Laboratories of America
E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED
I need to purchase a video card for a system running linux Mandrake 8.1.
The card needs to have DVI-D (i.e. digital DVI) output to drive a
digital LCD monitor.
Questions:
1) Do you have such a system running linux? (1st hand info please)
2) What video card?
3) What LCD monitor?
4) Is the
1GHz
mem:256MB(x1)
HDD:30GB E-IDE
CD:CD-RW
video:nVIDIA GeForce2 Go 16MB
LCD:15inch TFT UXGA(1600x1200) 24bit color
NIC:internal 10/100Base-T + V.90 FAX modem Combo
(OS:Windows XP Professinal(JP))
Thanks for any help you can provide.
Dean S. Messing
I'm experiencing a strange bug which I wonder if anyone else
on the experts list has seen or can verify and report on:
To tickle the bug:
cp /usr/share/dict/words (or any other large text file) to /tmp
The file should contain a large number of lines, say, greater than 5.
Now edit
it is
only necessary to drive the Matrox directly as a video card and _it_
(the Matrox) does the conversion to PCI. I don't know.
If anyone uses DVI or knows the situation in general, I'd appreciate
it if you'd pipe up. Thanks.
Dean S. Messing
Hello Prasad.
I have (I hope) a G450 in my system running Mdk 8.0, which I thought
had 32 MB of RAM as well.
I just started Harddrake. Like you, I have seeing it return G400 with
16MB of memory. I'm now concerned. It is a new machine and I have
not tried any highspeed graphics, but I've
:: This really sounds like a suggestion I saw earlier, in that you are
:: hiding the file with a mount.
::
:: Look at /etc/fstab.
:: Drop to runlevel 1.
:: Start unmounting filesystems. Do a ls on the mount point after
:: you have unmounted the filesystem. If it is not empty, you have
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