David Liontooth wrote:
Sun distributes a version of java for amd64 at
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/download.jsp and it works great.
Cheers,
David
cd /usr/local
//jre-1_5_0-rc-linux-amd64.bin
vi /etc/profile
add /usr/local/jre1.5.0/bin
I've had problems running the Sun JVM on my system, with lo
Greetings,
I'm trying to compile the numa utilities on a dual opteron running
amd64 'unstable'.
I'm having a problem similar to this one (but using libc6 2.3.2.ds1-16):
http://lists.debian.org/debian-amd64/2004/08/msg00055.html
When I try to make the numa lib, it chokes like so:
matilda:~/num
I haven't found the the build reports for the packages
that fail to compile.
Is there some where I can find these?
I am especially interested in why tomcat4 is not yet
on the servers.
Thanks,
kris
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A Dimarts 28 Setembre 2004 11:03, Kunjan Shah va escriure:
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> > >
> > > so yeah while you are installing and when it asks for the install
> > > method(http, ftp etc) at that time hit alt+f2 at that time type in
> > > "nano /etc/apt/sources.list" t
On Tue, 28 Sep 2004, Martin Dickopp wrote:
Dave Carrigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I am going to be upgrading my Athlon XP workstation (running
Debian/unstable) to an Athlon 64 in the next week or so. I am trying to
decide whether to use the AMD64 port or to stick with the IA32 port.
According to
Dave Carrigan wrote:
> - For servers, it is roughly as stable as i386 sid is, lacking some
>unported applications like Java.
>
> - For workstations, some applications have problems - most notably
>mozilla and its derivatives, and Openoffice.org porting efforts have
>just begun. Howev
Dave Carrigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I am going to be upgrading my Athlon XP workstation (running
> Debian/unstable) to an Athlon 64 in the next week or so. I am trying to
> decide whether to use the AMD64 port or to stick with the IA32 port.
>
> According to the FAQ at
> https://alioth.deb
Patrick Flaherty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> According to the 2.6.8 change log, Ingo added support to boot smp
> opterons in NX mode.
That change only added NX support for i386 kernels running on
processors which support that bit. It gets enabled if you configure
the kernel with CONFIG_HIGHMEM
I am going to be upgrading my Athlon XP workstation (running
Debian/unstable) to an Athlon 64 in the next week or so. I am trying to
decide whether to use the AMD64 port or to stick with the IA32 port.
According to the FAQ at
https://alioth.debian.org/docman/view.php/30192/21/debian-amd64-howto.ht
Sorry to be the guy that replys to himself, however i look at some
kernel source and found how to turn on the noexec stuff
looks like noexec=on for 64 bit stuff, noexec32=on for the 32 bit stuff.
i guess the 32 bit stuff has some flexibility as shown by the following
comment
/* noexec32=opt{
for the sources problem:
Keep in mind that the amd64 port is still not in the official
archives, but the installer is already configured to work as if it
was. Thus, you have to point it to alioth or a mirror when it comes to
downloading packages: Choose http as protocol. Then choose the first
opti
According to the 2.6.8 change log, Ingo added support to boot smp
opterons in NX mode. Which is fantastic as NX adds a modicom of buffer
overflow protection. What I've never understood is how to enable NX
pages. There dosn't seem to be a kernel option for it, is it on by
default? Has anyone been us
Grub, unlike lilo dosn't need to be "updated" everytime you change your
config file. the script, update-grub (bash script check it out with vi
$(which update-grub)), looks for kernels on your root drive and makes
you a new menu.lst. so that script wipes out all of your changes to
/boot/grub/menu.ls
Hi,
I'm trying to connect an external USB2 hard disk to my Debian box, but I
got the following message as I plug it in:
usb 3-3: new high speed USB device using address 2
usb 3-3: control timeout on ep0out
usb 3-3: control timeout on ep0out
usb 3-3: device not accepting address 2, error -110
usb
> I`ve nearly the same problem, i try to install debian 64 bit from my
> mini-iso.
> There are no problem with the installation until the time i have to
> choose the mirror for the 64 bit debian.
> First i have to choose the country and then a mirror. After that there
> is a warning that the mirror
I`ve nearly the same problem, i try to install debian 64 bit from my
mini-iso.
There are no problem with the installation until the time i have to
choose the mirror for the 64 bit debian.
First i have to choose the country and then a mirror. After that there
is a warning that the mirror was not fou
I've almost the same problem, when installing it asks me about
sources.lst and neither http nor ftp works, like if it were trying to
connect to i586 sources then it fails and i've an installation without
apt. And there is another problem with grub, i have the disk
partitions as follows:
/dev/hda1
i am not sure about that i dont have a sata drive ... but i did run in
to one little gotcha i installed it on my laptop its an amd64 and now
i cant use the ndiswrapper to run the dumbo broadcomm wifi card coz of
the 32/64 bit thingy :(
so i have to run windows at my college to access the wifi
Ok,
thank's for the answer.Me too have to wait to arrive home to test it. The only
problem that I could preview is that I have a SATA HD connected to a Promise
controller (not VIA, but this is another story...;-) and maybe I could access
to the device, because of the drivers
Regards,
Leo
hmm sorry i hit reply instead of reply to all
so yeah while you are installing and when it asks for the install
method(http, ftp etc) at that time hit alt+f2 at that time type in
"nano /etc/apt/sources.list" that ought to work and then add the file
uri
if that dont work i will have to see it as s
Hi,
finally I have done a localmirror of the complete distribution amd64 in my HD.
I have burned the monolitic/mini.iso and I have booted using it.
Howeber, I have found that I cannot choose local mirror to donwload the deb,
only http/ftp ways are posible.
I'm sure that I'm doing something obv
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