Hello!
The fact my clock runs 2x as fast in any configuration I tried till now
seems to be Linux-specific.
It doesn't seem to occur in FreeBSD 5.3 AMD64 or Windows XP.
I'm currently running linux-2.6.11 (kernel.org) and linux-2.6.12-rc1-mm1
(kernel.org), both of course compiled for x86_64.
Any
Hi!
I have this problem. My machine is a HP zv5000 (Atlhon AMD64 +3000 nforce3).
My problems is kernel linux detects bad speed CPU (and bus) 1/3, then clock
running 3x, and I have problem's with external hardware (keyboard and mouse
usb). It's only the first boot (to day), after working fine.
Tobias,
You can install all applications and libraries in chroot enviroment and later
use them from outside like ia32-libs.
In short:
1. debootstrap --arch i386 sid /emul/ia32-linux/ ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian
2. chroot /emul/ia32-linux/
3. install whatever 32-bit applications/libraries using
Hi Max
You can install all applications and libraries in chroot enviroment and
later use them from outside like ia32-libs.
In short:
1. debootstrap --arch i386 sid /emul/ia32-linux/
ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian
2. chroot /emul/ia32-linux/
3. install whatever 32-bit applications/libraries using
Superuserman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Goswin writes:
The /pure64 might not be around in the future.
Thanks for the warning. This is very important!
Does everybody STOP using these (weren't they all symlinks?)?
Oliver writes:
What is a normal build-time for a 2.6.11 kernel with reasonable hardware
support (USB,
SATA, ATA, On-Board Sound, Firewire ...), with many features compiled into the
kernel?
++
I just ran a test to make the 2.6.11 kernel with everything built-in like
before.
This time I used
P.S. Oliver, what motherboard do you have? Does the motherboard have more
SATA
ports than just the Silicon Image? Does 'free' show plenty of memory?
It is a MSI RS480M2 - pretty new.
ATI 400 SB chipset.
ATI XPress 200 graphic card.
AMD64 3500+ 2.2 GHz
2x1GB PC3200 DDR400 Dual-Channel RAM
SATA
Tobias Krais wrote:
Hi Max
You can install all applications and libraries in chroot enviroment
and later use them from outside like ia32-libs.
In short:
1. debootstrap --arch i386 sid /emul/ia32-linux/
ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian
2. chroot /emul/ia32-linux/
3. install whatever 32-bit
On Thursday 24 March 2005 7:16am, Oliver Korpilla wrote:
I hate this $%?!@ board!!! (I've overlooked the fact that ATI made not
only the onboard graphics but the chipset as well!) Nothing works as
intended...
If MSI or ATI would be so kind to give me some documentation so I could fix
this
On Thursday 24 March 2005 8:07am, Alexander Rapp wrote:
In my experience, if you don't have a complete chroot in
/emul/ia32-linux/, you can, after installing ia32-libs, just getting the
necessary i386 debs for whatever other libraries you need and run sudo
dpkg -x foo.deb /emul/ia32-linux/
On Thu, Mar 24, 2005 at 10:09:29AM -0500, Ed Cogburn wrote:
I sympathize for you Oliver. Its frustrating to the extreme to get hardware
that works fine for Windows but doesn't work well under any other operating
system because the manufacturer simply doesn't care.
Well buying hardware with
On Thursday 24 March 2005 7:16am, Oliver Korpilla wrote:
I hate this $%?!@ board!!! (I've overlooked the fact that ATI made not
only the onboard graphics but the chipset as well!) Nothing works as
intended...
If MSI or ATI would be so kind to give me some documentation so I could
fix
On Thu, Mar 24, 2005 at 10:28:04AM -0500, Ed Cogburn wrote:
Yes, for a full chroot environment, but I understood Alexander as saying he's
not keeping a full chroot, just the apps and the libs they need
under /emul/ia32-linux. I would like to avoid the need for chroot
alltogether as well as
On Wednesday 23 March 2005 21:38, John Baab wrote:
Did I misunderstand this? I took it as saying that I wanted a source
from each.
no. pure64 and the gcc-3.4 branches are entirely separate (and incompatible).
I would recommend using the pure64 branch. The gcc-3.4/gcc4 is more like
Lennart Sorensen wrote:
Which I cannot - it's the only MicroATX board I've found, and the chassis is
MicroATX as well. I would need to: Get a new chassis, a new power supply
(now with the chassis), a new motherboard and a separate graphics adapter,
since the other boards I took a look at didn't
I already reinstalled with the pure64 apt source, since I am still
working on this install and it wasn't that big of a deal to redo what
I have done on it, thanks for the help.
On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 07:53:08 -0800, Theodore Kisner
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wednesday 23 March 2005 21:38, John
On Thu, Mar 24, 2005 at 04:36:50PM +0100, Oliver Korpilla wrote:
I don't buy anything I don't know the exact specifications of for a
computer. Buy it once and buy it right. I would rather have one good
piece of hardware than 3 subpar pieces of hardware (none of which quite
do the job).
Hi,
I'm trying to set up printing on Lexmark Z612. This beast has a binary driver
only, available from Lexmark (actually, the driver is for the model Z600).
After extracting the files from the RPMs to the appropriate directories, I
got it almost working, except
[EMAIL PROTECTED] /usr/lib]#
On Thu, Mar 24, 2005 at 06:28:53PM +0100, Jiri Barton wrote:
I'm trying to set up printing on Lexmark Z612. This beast has a binary driver
only, available from Lexmark (actually, the driver is for the model Z600).
After extracting the files from the RPMs to the appropriate directories, I
Ed Cogburn wrote:
On Thursday 24 March 2005 8:07am, Alexander Rapp wrote:
In my experience, if you don't have a complete chroot in
/emul/ia32-linux/, you can, after installing ia32-libs, just getting the
necessary i386 debs for whatever other libraries you need and run sudo
dpkg -x foo.deb
Len Sorensen wrote -
Do [Broadcom] provide a driver that works without a firmware file? Do they
include sources to any firmware files required? If not they can call it
GPL all they want, but it still won't be GPL. They wouldn't be the only
company to make that mistake (For example
on Thu, 24 Mar 2005 14:01:06 -0500, Lennart Sorensen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do they provide a driver that works without a firmware file? Do they
include sources to any firmware files required? If not they can call it
GPL all they want, but it still won't be GPL. They wouldn't be the only
ok, all this, while quite interesting, is not really helpful towards the problem
at hand. So let me rephrase the question: is there a way that works, to do
a netinstall on a server box that has only BCM5700 NICs? Ubuntulinux
perhaps? I happen not to have another Xeon box handy to build the module
dr.bob wrote:
ok, all this, while quite interesting, is not really helpful towards the problem
at hand. So let me rephrase the question: is there a way that works, to do
a netinstall on a server box that has only BCM5700 NICs? Ubuntulinux
perhaps? I happen not to have another Xeon box handy to
On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 14:41:17 -0800, Chris Evans
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just out of curiosity, does the motherboard have onboard ieee1394?
My board had it, and it probed that as eth0, which will normally not be used
for networking. But I could bring eth1 up with the onboard gigabit from my
I now have eth0 not configured anymore, and have manually configured eth1,
so the normal is switched from what it was at install. Check to see what
the hardware address is, and if need be, specify eth1 on the ifconfig
commandline.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ /sbin/ifconfig
eth1 Link encap:Ethernet
Hi all,
I've finally got vmware gsx 3.1 installed and running except for one
issue which I can't seem to find a result on with a Google search.
When running vmware-console, it works and logs in to the localhost fine,
but when I go to set a new virtual machine up, the pull down lists are
empty
Hi all.
Just a little update on my probbie.
I've noticed I can't get access to any terminals outside of X CNTL ALT F1,
etc.
I have also just noticed that gdm is defaulting to F8 rather than the usual F7
Thanks for any input.
Chris W.
Greetings all.
I've been having X freeze up, it seems,
Pete wrote:
Hi all,
I've finally got vmware gsx 3.1 installed and running except for one
issue which I can't seem to find a result on with a Google search.
When running vmware-console, it works and logs in to the localhost
fine, but when I go to set a new virtual machine up, the pull down
Hi Pete,
El vie, 25-03-2005 a las 10:14 +1000, Pete escribi:
When running vmware-console, it works and logs in to the localhost fine,
but when I go to set a new virtual machine up, the pull down lists are
empty and I get these messages in the terminal window:
Gdk-WARNING **: locale not
Hi Chris,
To try to isolate the problem (I have no clue and others may have better
suggestions), I would start just X, without running a desktop manager.
Just type X at the command prompt -- that is to say, don't run gdm at
boot, or kill it and log in without running X-windows, then type X.
Hi Dave.
Thanks for the good suggestions.
I've tried a few of them. Right now I'm running on the buggy X and
monitoring from my other machine at the same time. I've dropped the number
of proggies.
Still not sure what's up, and I'll inform the thread when I figure it out.
Thanks again.
Chris
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