ending the text file?
-wilson
David C. Rankin wrote:
Is there anything other than hardware that could account for this? The
drive in the laptop is
[etc.]
Bad RAM is a common source of data corruption along those lines. Try booting a
memtest disc?
--- Drake Wilson
be relegated to a more-experimental
package, but there's potential follow-on problems surrounding how many users
test
the rest of the system with a newer GnuPG.
Has upstream actually been contacted about this to ask what they think?
--- Drake Wilson
.
--- Drake Wilson
reasonably
can (I assume some things may break, in the current state; I'm willing to
deal with that on my own for now).
--- Drake Wilson
On 26/09/14 07:30, Drake Wilson wrote:
There is a _lot_ of magic behavior in bash. Debian bug #762839 mentions
how bash still imports shell functions from environment variables with magic
names, even when called as sh. The --posix option seems something of a joke.
Sorry, I mistyped; I meant
further development.
I admit feeling a bit insulted having my mail quoted as a witch hunt. The
recent events were only a trigger to reëxamine something I'd considered doing
ever since the first install a long while back.
--- Drake Wilson
is such a prominent implementation, but I didn't find
any obvious discussion about any of this previously...
--- Drake Wilson
According to Kyle:
Apparently, Google is not my friend this time, as I can find no
information about this problem, and I appear to be the only one
experiencing it, and only on this machine.
Correction: I actually did find [1], and that appears to be my exact
problem, but it is also unsolved.
?
This is Arch running in a hosted VM environment.
Thanks
E Wilson
(New Linux and Arch User)
Wow, didn't know syslog did all that. I won't be changing the
permissions though, but now have more to learn. Thanks a bunch.
E Wilson
On 6 September 2010 15:46, Gerardo Exequiel Pozzi
vmlinuz...@yahoo.com.ar wrote:
On 09/06/2010 02:37 AM, E Wilson wrote:
Hi group
When I make my auth.log
Hey all
I'm having a major issue with the installation on my Aspire One. I've used
unetbootin to create the USB startup disk and I've succesfully booted from
it, but a few seconds into the startup process, I get the following:
/sbin/hwdetect: line 336: 506 Segmentation fault modprobe $i
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