weird empty dir
$ du -sh dir 5.2Mdir $ cd dir $ ls -altr total 5236 drwxr-xr-x 6 user user 4096 2007-01-19 14:41 .. drwxr-xr-x 2 user user 5345280 2007-12-01 11:12 . $ cd $ mkdir foo $ ls -altr foo drwxr-xr-x 72 user user 3800 2007-12-01 20:42 .. drwxr-xr-x 2 user user 48 2007-12-01 20:42 . $ du -sh foo 0foo Weird or not? TIA Stan Păpușă
Re: Qemu and existing windows partition
Could you install from another image (borrow it! or an old beta image) on qemu, and change the product ID? (hope is legal... 2nd thought: hope is not ilegal :D afterall) Stan Păpușă
Re: gps navigation, maps
2007/3/29, Arc Roca [EMAIL PROTECTED]: I found some GPS related packages with $aptitude search ~dgps I hope there are useful (I have no other clue of GPS, sorry if I bothered you) Stan Păpuşă
Re: does apt-setup exist?
http://packages.qa.debian.org/b/base-config.html
Re: Debian Installation Problem
2007/1/22, Nikolai Todorov [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Hello, recently I had a big problem with the net isntallation of Debian 31r4 sarge. I just cannot connect to internet... During the installation i wrote my IP( it is static IP), my gateway, my subnet mas and dns. Proxy(?) With best regards!
Re: GPL X-rays
2006/12/4, David Baron [EMAIL PROTECTED]: No one would use lossy compression on medical x-rays. lossy jpeg conforms to the DICOM Standard Before I had a working linux viewer, just wanted to look at images. If you haven't to see series exams (aka MR, CT) display from ImageMagick works fine (it also works for serie files, but manipulating DICOM tags is not its best feature; cross-referencing could be a must even for radiologists w/ lot experience, hence aeskulap). GIMP can aquire and export DICOM format files. dcmtk contais conversion binaries (DICOM to much more than I've needed). ctn is server oriented, but it is based on dcmtk, and pays back in turn imagectn database to dcmtk. If you're interested you should try Pablo Sau (somewhere on sourceforge.net) work, who made up an live Koppix based CD (a RIS, in fact). I am not a programmer, neither I have too much time to spent on Internet, but medical debian seems to be rather obsolete. I am not nor pretending to be a radiologist. Nor would a radiologist read a 500x700 pixel image, jpegged or raw, on the screen (what the windows program saves a jpeg is apparently the screen image, not a compression of the main data). compression is also part of the DICOM standard. A DICOM MIME type also exists. (DICOM is transmission oriented, and peer-to-peer oriented yet; I haven't seen to much DICOM-node setup interfaces to use anything else then IP to identify a peer on the LAN, though an AE --application entity-- Title is compulsory to identify a node as DICOM-node) -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of unsubscribe. Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: what applications use famd?
2006/12/5, Seeker5528 [EMAIL PROTECTED]: KDE and Gnome both use it and since it provides notification for file system changes it serves a useful function. For example if you have Amarok or Rhythmbox open and from another application or from the command line copy a song into your music directory the applications are notified of the change and update their music databasee. ... or, if you want to umount/eject (right click on gnome/KDE desktop/panel icon), you will get an error message... checking w/ lsof you will find that the lone thing that locks the mount point is the fam daemon. :D In strict terms I don't know if fam or gamin are required by any of these things that depend on having one of them or if it's just expected that most people will want the functions they provide if certain packages are installed. Later, Seeker -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of unsubscribe. Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: What is the best way to install Samba
2006/12/18, michael [EMAIL PROTECTED]: On 18 Dec 2006 11:24:55 -0800, schmity wrote Ok I have my debian machine connected to a XP machine through a router. Static IP is probably your best bet, although I think you can get away with having your samba server on a dynmanic IP since it will broadcast itself to your XP machine. Schmity has could have 2 problems: routing the SMB packages, and installing samba itself. The second one depends on what he wants to do w/ samba (share, domain etc.); first depends on [broad]band router, what side of the router the nodes are, and maybe more.
Re: Advice on staying current
2006/12/17, Andrei Popescu [EMAIL PROTECTED]: developers! Nice job. Indeed 'apt-get update' will just update the package *list*. You still need to run 'apt-get update' (or dist-upgrade) to update the packages. # apt-get upgrade after apt-get update apt-get may be replaced by aptitude. It's trendy, at least, but not last
Re: Advice on staying current
2006/12/17, Paul Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Try looking at cron-apt. Using cron-apt is a great way to always have the latest package info, though I don't suggest changing the configs to have cron-apt automatically install things for you: You should do the installing yourself so you have some idea what may have changed if something breaks. I intend to deploy cron-apt to automatically install packages, on a certain number of desktops. Of course I intend to do the same on servers. Is any collection of horror stories about cron-apt? TIA
Re: /etc/network/interfaces file ?
2006/12/17, stevendemetrius [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Anyone, any ideas? PCMCIA optimisation?
Re: Paritioning Issue
2006/11/21, Baz [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Hello. This is really basic in regard to all the other mail I've seen so far here - but, here goes... New to Debian. Trying to install Sarge from DVD on my Thinkpad (Z60t). At the partitioning prompt - only two options: completely overwrite the HD (guided?) or manual configuration. If you have no unsaved data on your second partition, you may delete it from XP; After this you should see a third option, the one about free space. In manual instalation you could also see a so called hidden partition, used by laptop manufactureres for some mundane system tasks. If you still want to use the original operating system, let it untouched. Debian is good. If you want to rather accomodate w/, should be better to try an Debian Live flavour first.
Re: levels of expertise on software usage
2006/11/15, Tshepang Lekhonkhobe [EMAIL PROTECTED]: What's your say? Novice :-(
Romanian
drwxr-x--- 2 user1 user1 48 2006-11-13 10:17 FiĹ?iere descÄ?rcate [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Desktop$ ls Fişiere\ descărcate # # in fact, the title on the desktop (gnome) looks fine: Fişiere descărcate (I've written this # in an out of the box Mozilla browser on a standard multiuser workstation romanian # Debian Sarge installation. However, in the ls listing the name of the folder looks like in # the first line. # # I suppose that I shoud change the font either in gnome-terminal or somewhere in the # gnome configuration files, but I have neither hint about what font to be used or files # I should modify. # # I also suppose one worthes to mention that I use Romanian US keyboard for input # and that the colors --if you can see them-- are settled in .bashrc; what is appearing # black on white here, it is light yellow on black on gnome-terminal, from the gnome- # terminal menus; I use FreeMono 11 font. ls: Fişiere descărcate: No such file or directory [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Desktop$ TIA
Re: Romanian
2006/11/13, Bill Marcum [EMAIL PROTECTED]: In the gnome-terminal menu, choose Terminal: Set Character Encoding:Current Locale (UTF-8). Doesn't work. However, thank you
