2010/8/3 jesse jaara jesse.ja...@gmail.com:
check out http://larch.berlios.de/, I think that tool is written for
just this use case.
Dieter
Doesent larch just create a new arch linux install, if i understood Martín
he wants to move his whole current system to usb.
It depends what he
This used to be about free sharing of code,
but now we need lawyers involved just to do that? Whenever a lawyer is
involved, there is certainly no freedom, just random blabla that nobody
understands.
I think you've hit the nail on the head there, Thomas. We should never
lose sight of basic
2010/5/15 Dries De Smet driesdes...@gmail.com:
archlinux-2010.05.13-netinstall-i686.iso , installed on asus 1005 HA, from
usb stick, everything went fine. Just didn't detect wireless with kernel
2.6.32, but that's solved after updating.
Are you using 2.6.32 on the isos? I suppose you don't
I guess you'll need to replace kinit, or else include the mount
command in your own script and skip the normal mount command. Looking
at how something like this is handled in the hooks in archiso or larch
might help you.
When I got a new laptop I investigated this problem a little and found
that with hdparm -B 254/255 the temperature went up quite
significantly. This may be a freak and I would love to know whether
there really is something behind it, but when I used -B 200 the
temperature increase was clearly
Given the difficulty of finding the optimal solution to this problem,
I think I agree with the earlier suggestion to just monitor the
situation and report to the user if there is a problem - and provide a
useful account of how to handle it. I imagine it would not be too
difficult to write cron
I have a a white eee 1005HA-M (matt screen, missing one or two things,
e.g. I think it has no bluetooth, which I don't need anyway). It has
some good points and some not so good, though I haven't tested
everything. Arch installed with no problems at all, except that the
ethernet is a bit fiddly -
The result of a makepkg run produced what looked like a totally
garbled package, when viewed in mc's virtual file system. That led me
to investigate a bit, so I tried packing up a few directories with
bsdtar and sometimes got similarly garbled results. However, unpacking
worked completely
Aaron Griffin wrote:
On Wed, May 28, 2008 at 11:12 PM, Karolina Lindqvist
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
måndagen den 19 maj 2008 skrev Dimitrios Apostolou:
Let me start with a P3 800MHz I have running arch.
Normal wait time: ~11.5s
acpi=off wait time: ~5s
What about yours?
Toshiba laptop,
Hi there,
Is anyone else having problems with aufs and the new kernel (2.6.25.4-1,
i686)?
Here it is a bit of a disaster - I mount it and that was the end of the
session, no message, complete system lock up, hard reset necessary. Here
is my simple test script:
## run as
Since the addition of xf86-video-intel it has become impossible to
install the xorg-video-drivers group via the group name (because of the
conflict with xf86-video-i810).
I guess there is no guideline outlawing this - I suppose something like
this could, theoretically, happen more often. But it
Aaron Griffin wrote:
On Dec 1, 2007 12:10 AM, Michael Towers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I recently posted a feature request for the aufs dependency on
aufs-utils to be removed (because the latter is not necessary for using
aufs). The bug was closed by the maintainer because
Aaron Griffin wrote:
On Dec 2, 2007 6:19 PM, Robert Emil Berge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, 2 Dec 2007 15:23:57 -0600
Aaron Griffin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I still can't understand why this is a problem though... according to
pacman, the installed size is 12K, and the only
I recently posted a feature request for the aufs dependency on
aufs-utils to be removed (because the latter is not necessary for using
aufs). The bug was closed by the maintainer because This is the
standard way of packaging modules in Arch:
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