Kudos (was Re: install error)

2004-10-07 Thread Kaare Hviid
On Wed, Oct 06, 2004 at 08:51:04PM +0200, Frederik Schueler wrote:
 In the first place, we decided to not change the mirrors list and
 distribution in the installer, since we where told pure64 would be added 
 to Sid as soon as 95% of source packages would be ported.

95%?  If I'm not completely wrong, at least for gcc-3.4, we're currently
approaching 98%.  And that is _with_ the binary-all packages, that they
seemingly don't count or even bother about at buildd.debian.org...
Actually, it would be kind of interesting to know how much of i386
builds on sid if one counts binary-all as well.  I wouldn't be surprised
if pure64 and gcc-3.4 are approaching i386.
I'm not into Debian politics, but I'd guess the people in power are
way too busy getting sarge out of the door, and I won't argue with that
objective.

Frederik Schüler, Andreas Jochens, and all you other guys - your work
is absolutely stunning!
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802.11g drivers

2004-10-07 Thread Massimo Perga
Hi all,
  I'm actually using an Acer Aspire 1513LMi (AMD64 3400+) with debian-amd64 
distribution and I'd want use my 802.11g device; Acer tells that's its name is 
InviLink.
Actually I can't find an appropriate driver for Linux on AMD64: in fact it 
seems that the only support for Linux is ndiswapper 
(http://ndiswrapper.sourceforge.net/). This driver allow to use Windows WLAN 
drivers, so I should not have any problem if I use a Linux 32-bit kernel 
because of 32-bit Windows drivers. Ndiswapper developers aren't actually 
supporting 64-bit kernels because of the lack of 64-bit Windows drivers.
So, do you know if there's a solution to this issue ? I could try to modify 
ndiswrapper sources to achieve my goal but I need to know if it's possible to 
run 32-bit assembly instruction in a 64-bit kernel module. Can you suggest me a 
link where I can get the documentation ?

Thanks in advance,
 Max




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Re: newbie last try

2004-10-07 Thread Thomas J. Zeeman

Hi,

 1.  I am unable to have windows in option for boot-up in GRUB.  During
[snip]

This is an old bug I reported several months ago already. It is still not
fixed.
From what I remember the installer for AMD64 does not have the necessary
scripts to recognize a Windows partition on NTFS. The fix someone
mentioned then was to use the same scripts for AMD64 as i386 already uses

Re: Re: newbie last try

2004-10-07 Thread Nils Nordman
On Thu, Oct 07, 2004 at 09:22:01AM +0200, Thomas J. Zeeman wrote:
 
  2.  When I finish installing the base system and bootloader and
  reboot, I constantly have the same code consistently repeating in the
  shell:
 
  nv_sata:  primary device added
  nv_sata:  primary device removed
  nv_sata:  secondary device added
  nv_sata:  secondary device removed
 
  Thsi keeps going on throughout the rest of the install, when trying to
  get apt-get working, to the point where I can't choose options or type
  since this is continually running and bringing the screen down.
  Horribly frustrating and irritating.  No other distributions I tried
  had this problem, x86 or amd64.
 
 I remember seeing a post about this a few weeks ago. IIRC the poster
 finished the installation blind and set a few configs afterwards that
 fixed this. Check the archives from september for how and what he did.


More specifically, this message provides the workaround:


 
http://lists.debian.org/debian-amd64/2004/10/msg2.html  
 

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Abwesenheitsnotiz: Thanks!

2004-10-07 Thread Simmen Susanne
Ich bin vom 6.  bis und mit 20. Oktober 2004 ferienhalber abwesend. Ihr
Mail wird an H. Schtz weitergeleitet.




Installing nvidia glx safely...(was Re: Required..)

2004-10-07 Thread xarz
Thanks frederik for your help..but not needed at last:(

The problem is the  next:

The nvidia 64 bynary drivers attemps to overrite the libs in /lib directory. 
The common solution was to remove the link of lib64, create a lib64 real 
directory and the run the installer. After this you only need to manually 
override your glx libs in /lib and then restore the link again.

But now if you remove the lib64 link... your system remains unusable, any 
command is understood by the bash.

My question: Is any other way to catch the libs of nvidia binary driver 
installer and put into /lib directory without removing the /lib64 link?

(Surely is a noob question, but I'm bloocked.




Re: Need ia32 alsa lib

2004-10-07 Thread Andreas Jochens
On 04-Oct-07 16:13, Andreas Jochens wrote:
 installation or from the i386 .deb package and copy them to 
 /emul/ia32-libs/usr/lib.

The above should read /emul/ia32-linux/usr/lib, of course. 
Sorry for the typo.

Regards
Andreas Jochens




Re: Re: Installing nvidia glx safely...(was Re: Required..)

2004-10-07 Thread xarz
 
 De: Sebastian Steinlechner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Fecha: 2004/10/07 jue PM 04:35:29 GMT+02:00
 Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 CC: debian-amd64 debian-amd64@lists.debian.org
 Asunto: Re: Installing nvidia glx  safely...(was Re: Required..)

This worked!

Thanks!




Re: newbie last try

2004-10-07 Thread Pete Harlan
On Thu, Oct 07, 2004 at 09:22:01AM +0200, Thomas J. Zeeman wrote:
  1.  I am unable to have windows in option for boot-up in GRUB.  During
 [snip]
 
 This is an old bug I reported several months ago already. It is still not
 fixed.

What is the bug, exactly?  I have grub booting into Windows XP on an
NTFS partition on a SATA drive without any problems.  I used the
other OS entry in /usr/share/doc/grub/examples/menu.lst and it just
worked (once it worked at all; iirc I had to install grub manually at
the end of the install (a couple of months ago).)

Which is not to say there aren't any problems, but there are setups
that do what you're trying to do.

--Pete




Re: Re: libswig gone, breaking subversion

2004-10-07 Thread Lewis J. Goettner, III
I'd like to add that although downloading and compiling the swig package works, 
that compiling subversion breaks with the following message:

dpkg-buildpackage: source package is subversion
dpkg-buildpackage: source version is 1.0.8-1
dpkg-buildpackage: source maintainer is David Kimdon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
dpkg-buildpackage: host architecture is amd64
 debian/rules clean
/bin/sh: none: No such file or directory
debian/rules:89: *** target file `debian/control' has both : and :: entries.  
Stop.
Build command 'cd subversion-1.0.8  dpkg-buildpackage -b -uc' failed.
E: Child process failed

Granted, it's possible it could have compiled and ended up with the same broken 
depencency.

-Lew




Re: Need ia32 alsa lib

2004-10-07 Thread greg
Thanks a lot, it compiles well.
Now I can't get to the modem device, but I think it's not 64 bits-related, damn 
winmodems ...
Thanks again !

  greg

P.S: just for curiosity, do all libs in /emu/ia32-linux come directly from 
x32_86 SID ?

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-- Original Message ---
From: Andreas Jochens [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: greg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: debian-amd64@lists.debian.org
Sent: Thu, 7 Oct 2004 16:15:15 +0200
Subject: Re: Need ia32 alsa lib

 On 04-Oct-07 16:13, Andreas Jochens wrote:
  installation or from the i386 .deb package and copy them to 
  /emul/ia32-libs/usr/lib.
 
 The above should read /emul/ia32-linux/usr/lib, of course. 
 Sorry for the typo.
 
 Regards
 Andreas Jochens
--- End of Original Message ---




Re: Need ia32 alsa lib

2004-10-07 Thread Andreas Jochens
On 04-Oct-07 18:05, greg wrote:
 Thanks a lot, it compiles well.
 Now I can't get to the modem device, but I think it's not 64 bits-related, 
 damn winmodems ...
 Thanks again !
 
   greg
 
 P.S: just for curiosity, do all libs in /emu/ia32-linux come directly from 
 x32_86 SID ?

Yes, the ia32-libs package contains just binary .deb packages which 
were taken from the Debian i386 distribution. 

With 'apt-get install ia32-libs' these 32bit i386 .debs are 
unpacked and installed in the '/emul/ia32-linux' directory.

Regards
Andreas Jochens
 




Debian SID AMD64 success on MSI K8T-NEO2

2004-10-07 Thread Michael Wagener
It works! Out of the box!
I successfully installed AMD64 SID with the installer mirrored on
bach.hpc2n.umu.se! I am using the updated 2.8.6-4 kernel. I can
even run D2X, Q3, UT, FAKK2 and NWN in a chroot!
The only problems were with the nvidia-installer which were quickly
figured out.
Hardware tested so far:
on-board VIA PATA 8237 ok
on-board IEEE1394 ok
on-board RTL8110s ok (with 100MBit)
on-board VIA USB ok (BIOS cannot boot from USB)
PCI Tekram SCSI U2W (LSI/Symbios 82C895) ok
on-board via8235 audio (little problems see below)
UT has crashed once after the via82c8xx module gave
Assertion failed! chan-is_active == sg_active(chan-iobase),\
sound/oss/via82cxxx_audio.c,via_chan_maybe_start,line=1387
I did not try any RAID or SATA configuration.
A great Thank you! to all who made this possible. You guys rock!
Mike



mzscheme and amd64

2004-10-07 Thread John Lenz
The debian version of drscheme and mzscheme is 207, which does not have  
support for amd64 and fails to compile, so the package is missing from the  
amd64 archive.

The latest version of drscheme is 208, which was released in August, and it  
contains support for amd64.  I was able to download the 208 source and  
apply the drscheme_207-3.diff.gz.  There were two rejects which I fixed,  
and I needed to make one small change to debian/rules.  I was then able to  
successfully build the mzscheme package, and have been using it the past  
few days.   Of course, I have not tested everything but it seems to be  
working.  (This is with the gcc-3.4 archive)

If anyone is interested, I can send the drscheme_208-1.diff.gz file I  
created.

John



Re: Debian SID AMD64 success on MSI K8T-NEO2

2004-10-07 Thread Koef
On Thu, Oct 07, 2004 at 07:39:41PM +0200, Michael Wagener wrote:

 on-board via8235 audio

Did you try S/PDIF output?

Thanks,

-- 
Koef.




Re: mzscheme and amd64

2004-10-07 Thread Andreas Jochens
On 04-Oct-07 17:45, John Lenz wrote:
 The debian version of drscheme and mzscheme is 207, which does not have  
 support for amd64 and fails to compile, so the package is missing from the  
 amd64 archive.
 
 The latest version of drscheme is 208, which was released in August, and it 
 contains support for amd64.  I was able to download the 208 source and  
 apply the drscheme_207-3.diff.gz.  There were two rejects which I fixed,  
 and I needed to make one small change to debian/rules.  I was then able to  
 successfully build the mzscheme package, and have been using it the past  
 few days.   Of course, I have not tested everything but it seems to be  
 working.  (This is with the gcc-3.4 archive)
 
 If anyone is interested, I can send the drscheme_208-1.diff.gz file I  
 created.

If you send me your drscheme_208-1.diff.gz, I can upload drscheme to 
the gcc-3.4 archive. Additionally you could send it to the maintainer
of the drscheme package.

Regards
Andreas Jochens




Re: Please requeue axiom

2004-10-07 Thread Camm Maguire
Greetings, and please excuse my late reply.

Kurt Roeckx [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 On Wed, Sep 08, 2004 at 06:17:15PM -0400, Camm Maguire wrote:
  
  OK, thanks!  Would be interested if each of your failed attempts was
  with gcl-2.6.5-1, and if you succeed now with gcl 2.6.5-2.  If so,
  then there is a problem with binutils 2.15 on amd64.
 
 It build properly using 2.6.5-2 and it's now uploaded.  I've
 tried again with 2.6.5-1 too, and it failed.
 
 What would be wrong with binutils in that case?  Could you file a
 bug report for it?
 

The only difference between 2.6.5-1 and 2.6.5-2 is that the former
uses the system bfd library, and the latter compiles a local copy from
the gcl source (pre 2.15).  gcl uses
bfd_get_relocated_section_contents to relocate compiled lisp objects
into its running image, and bfd hash functions to get symbol addresses
from its saved image.  I can't recall the precise location of the
original failure, but one of these is implicated.  Should be
straightforward to find with gdb and a local -g compiled copy of
binutils-2.15, but I'm running short of time right now.

Take care,

 
 Kurt
 
 
 
 

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firefox crach

2004-10-07 Thread was was
Hi, I have a problem with a mozilla-firefox. When I
write in search engines like google, altavista or
alltheweb the mozilla crash. Is the package of firefox
wrong? Is it a problem of my computer?

Thanks.



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k3b??

2004-10-07 Thread angelja
Hola, soy nuevo en la lista, a ver si hay suerte y alguien me entiende 
el castellano...
Me ocurre que al ejecutar k3b o k3bsetup o xcdroast se me queda el 
ordenador bloqueado (tengo que darle al boton de reset), es normal? con 
arson, gcombust, puedo grabar cd, pero no dvd.

El kernel es el del instalador:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ uname -a
Linux debian 2.6.7-5-amd64-k8 #1 Sun Jul 18 18:15:51 UTC 2004 x86_64 
GNU/Linux
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$

tiene solucion el problema?




Re: firefox crach

2004-10-07 Thread Ryan Verner
I found this occured for me when I had the flash plugin installed.  I
removed it,and haven't had one crash since.


On Thu, 7 Oct 2004 19:13:48 -0400 (EDT), William Gomeringer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I have the same problem. I just haven't gotten around to posting about it,
 but since I have the time to post this we now know that it's not an
 isolated issue :)
 
 Bill Gomeringer
 
 
 
  Hi, I have a problem with a mozilla-firefox. When I
  write in search engines like google, altavista or
  alltheweb the mozilla crash. Is the package of firefox
  wrong? Is it a problem of my computer?
 
  Thanks.
 
 
 
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