Why don't you try http://www.palemoon.org installed as a portable (like
/opt/palemoon) you don't need the installer, just unzip the package in place.
Jack,
Replace all "8.2.0" with "8.1.0" maybe that works better
http://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/8.1.0/amd64/bt-cd/debian-8.1.0-amd64-netinst.iso.torrent
hth mi
with a variety of techniques, one of which is cross-building.
Cheers
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) someone(s) with
another platform who just tries to package (or just make install) it.
Also test that 'make DESTDIR=/some/where/else install' works well.
p.s. - Very glad to see you are opening the discussion!
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than kodi are people currently using?
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Hendrik,
JIT compilers
Ah, i didn't know. Well i guess this is just a topic on its own and i should
open a new thread if i really wanted to discuss it.
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I wonder about the future of this list. There isn't so much point in having
amd64 as something exclusively anymore. It's low traffic too.
Hendrik pointed me to JIT compilers who seem to differ between 32 and 64 bit.
Well, i don't know ...
I really don't want to down the list, i rather wonder
Francesco,
About Laptops, probably look into the archives of
debian-lap...@lists.debian.org (or subscribe and ask there)
I would not make the choice depend on the keypboard. I guess the keyboard of a
laptop can be replaced (manually), i don't know how much effort it would be
though. Ideally,
Francesco,
Just for my daily work, i've similar expectations - all RAM and CPU should be
dedicated to the applications i work with, and nothing else.
Although i try out many new systems now and then (and not only Linux) i'm still
using Windowmaker as a desktop session. WM is kind of ancient
Speaking about exchanging complexity...
http://0pointer.net/blog/revisiting-how-we-put-together-linux-systems.html
(busy start with chapter 'User')
All that under the hood of 'systemd' just appears like a trojan horse. They
should've called it DLL (Distributors-Less Linux) in the first place.
At this point, think about architectures. (Thanks heaven we're a little more on
topic now ;)
Especially Debian tries to support many architectures, at least as good as
resources provide.
Lennarts Operating System Troll (LOST) resulting in DLL (Distributor-Less
Linux) woul probably remove
Christopher,
The way it went, it seems to me the LOST party found a way to take the
developer/maintainer base with them. Instead of starting from scratch, as a
clearly announced project, they want the whole thing just like that.
Already now, after their tiny init trojan rapidly swallowed
Lennart,
shutting down samba by the looks of it. Seems to be bug #762002.
where did you find that ?
Not here ?
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/buglist.cgi?query_format=advancedbug_status=NEWbug_status=ASSIGNEDbug_status=REOPENEDproduct=systemd
If you talk ARM then #74280 could apply. Besides
After having read much of the stuff available online (including parts of
Lennart Poetterings blog), it appears that the essential point of it all seems
to have been to make boot up a little faster.
Bit i have a strong feeling that just a few seconds faster boot up simply do
not justify the
Lennart,
What do you think, chances does X32 have ? Will this be, like, fused, into
AMD64 compilers some day ?
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Thanks for the comment. Actually, until you mentioned it, i wasn't even aware
of x32, but its existence answers a lot of questions i had since long :)
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Ray,
Well. Having done a lot of (kindly) support for older machines, i'd say leave
the arch as is. While on the other hand it's fun to upgrade to a decent
GNU/Linux version (a friend once said Linux is the greatest online adventure
ever) so if you are bored, give it a shot :) but that does not
Hello all,
I just want to load off my bad mood :) so let me tell you, today i deinstalled
systemd.
There were several problems, like with shut down, when sound card state should
be saved but created a guru. Sometimes it didn't even boot because some ACPI
thing stuck. Also my reboot / shutdown
It's cool
dd if=/dev/vg1/root | ssh 192.168.#.## dd of=/home/chiendarret/tmp/vg1-root
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Linux kernel config options on -ports is off-topic.
Maybe you sent the initial mail to the wrong list?
Michael
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a subset of arm ports
is yet to be seen.
I am subscribed to the debian-alpha and debian-arm mail lists.
I am not a DD.
Cheers
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Karl,
I can see nvidia-kernel-source in my debian unstable package list, though i
have no 'src' line in sources.list. Probably because that package can not have
a binary counterpart unless you used it :)
When i used this package (along nvidia-glx and module-assistant) in the past,
i just
'm-a a-i'
sorry, should be: m-a a-i nvidia
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Recently, accidently inserted an Itanium64 installer in an amd64 PC and there
wasn't any feedback message at all ... just the DVD did not start.
I wonder if it's just grub being architecture specific ?
Nailing down the CPU is a tricky thing. Even if you install and use the 'cpuid'
tool, you
Many thanks for your suggestions !
Klaus,
I d/l the latest i386 package ('current') then after the package is loaded into
the database (by dpkg -i) it still can not be configured, as expected, because:
/tmp r: dpkg --configure google-earth-stable
dpkg: dependency problems prevent
Goswin,
I tried your other suggestion (DEB_BUILD_ARCH=i386 make-googleearth-package)
and created the i386 debian package. Es expected it installed only
unconfigured, with
/tmp r: dpkg --configure googleearth
dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of googleearth:
googleearth depends
On a close look, it appeared that somewhere in my installation experiments,
lsb-core (amd64) was deinstalled completely. I fixed that, but the result is
nearly exactly the same, with one exception. If i start this, it say that now:
/usr/lib/googleearth/googleearth-bin: error while loading
Now my packages are somewhat in a mess, and please allow me to ask this a
little off-topic (but not completely):
(1) how can i apply a 'purge' to all packages that are 'c' half-configured ?
There are hundreds it seems.
(2) how can i search for _installed_ i386 packages explicitly (and maybe
Goswin,
If your package is depending on ia32-libs then you are not using the
right package for multiarch. Only the amd64 package would depend on
ia32-libs. Use the i386 package instead.
The i386 package of what ?
I've got an amd64. My sources suck testing and unstable and i have multiarch
Ah ! I was too focused on apt.
I guess you meant i should download the i386 deb directly from google ?
ok i'll do that now.
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This seems to end up in dependency hell too :)
google-earth requires lsb-core:i386 which does not recognize the already
installed alien v 8.88 (which is arch:all), but still insists on alien = 8.36
(but no arch specified).
(I wonder what prevents lsb-core from being arch:all.)
There seems to
Is anyone running wheezy today?
Yes. I don't see crashes or critical bugs with major applications, but i avoid
KDE on 'production' desktops :) but then, 'production ready' is a slightly
broad term :)
From my i386 laptop, it seems to be ok though (with plasma desktop) if you
don't insist on
Hendrik,
I see. Now that's another statement !
Maybe you should move to grub then, within Squeeze, and also try to upgrade
only the 'problem' packages first ? if that's all fine, to the rest ?
I always do such things within aptitude, maybe in several cycles, since it
gives me more choices
On my Athlon PC, multiarch (amd64,i386) is enabled and all packages are latest
update 'testing', none broken.
I've downgraded to testing, downloaded the latest googleearth version (6.0.3)
and installed all dependencies, including ia32-libs.
Now still i get
Ah yes, you're probably right, Hendrik.
And just one more quick hint. With 'vlc' playing music, you can switch
on-the-fly (while playing music) between the available devices by the 'Audio'
- 'Device' top menu. Just to check which card or chip works, or not.
Another issue i've seen with older
Francesco, with most video / audio players you can configure which sound source
shall be used (in their preferences).
Install alsamixergui, the most simple tool. If you don't know what those
channels refer to, turn up anything then turn down those which don't make a
difference. (Click the
Hello,
I am running testing/unstable. I just enabled i386 multiarch mode, installed
package ia32-libs and all its dependencies, and then run
make-googleearth-package, which d/l version 6.0.3. All through with no errors.
Now when i launch the binary, it responds with:
in a
new box with a newer motherboard in it.The OS still runs but I
probably freaked it a bit. Firestarter seems not to work now.
Suggestions on getting it used to what I did welcome.
The new motherboard is a GA-A55M-S2V model and an AMD A 3400 chip.
Regards
Michael Fothergill
for the help here.
Suggestions on getting it used to what I did welcome.
The new motherboard is a GA-A55M-S2V model and an AMD A 3400 chip.
Regards
Michael Fothergill
Seb,
Maybe you are lucky and the proprietary nvidia driver ('nvidia') is working
better for you. Else, try downgrade.
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fixme:shdocvw:InPlaceFrame_SetStatusText (0x1255ec)-(0xf76418f9)
Suggestions welcome here.
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fixme:shdocvw:ClOleCommandTarget_Exec (0x1255ec)-((null) 25 2 0x32f978
(nil))
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(nil))
fixme:shdocvw:ClOleCommandTarget_Exec (0x1255ec)-((null
know this package existed.I will try this out
and see how I get on.
Michael
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Hendrik,
I did a routine upgrade a few weeks ago, before havein friends over for
a write-in, only to discover that gnome had become unusable.
Yes, i agree. When using testing, you have to learn a new discipline: Update
only when you feel like it ;)
And you can always cancel when package
Why not move to Debian testing ('wheezy') altogether.
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My main box is amd64 debian testing/unstable. Can i do this ? -
(1) plug in a harddisk with a 32 bit ubuntu (maverick), taken from a remote
offline computer,
(2) do a chroot into the maverick
(3) aptitude update and download missing packages
(4) back to the remote computer, perform the
It turned out it was an old IDE drive and i had to open the case anyway to get
access to the last remaining IDE channel (for a DVD drive) and thus i decided
it was easier to just plug off some of the more difficult hardware, and boot
that external drive directly.
I'm glad i had a 32bit downward
installation
I will try again later.
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I will try again later.
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Hello,
We have a very old 3rd party program that won't run properly without this
file:
libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3
It also requires some libraries from the ia32-libs package which works
nicely,
but this one libc6.2-2 is the only one missing.
Here's an output from the binary:
I also would need Windows Mediaplayer. And Aero, i need the aero desktop !
Can i run these in wine too ?
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No i want explorer mediaplayer and aero desktop from Microsoft.
Except that it should be Linux.
it's because my microsoft clock dropped and now is so bad, it always shows
April 1.
i hope linux time is better !
* And i don't want foxes or wiesel or bugs or kaffee on my desktop thanks.
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But i was really surprised by the ie4l thing that Freddie mentioned.
anyway. I hope you won't mind.
I just could not resist to revive that running gag after so many years :)
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Christopher,
If you want them from Microsoft, then I suggest you contact Microsoft.
I asked them on phone. They don't want to release package for linux :(
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Yes granted.
I just think that the format is the obstacle that makes developing some level
of automation too tedious.
Any upgrade or downgrade implies elements that are very similar for most
software, and others that are not. Most times, it is a kind of a mapping, you
extract information of
Lennart,
And hope the upgrade did convert any data files to a new incompatible
format.
(i think you wanted to write didn't here ?)
Wouldn't it be funny to ask developers for a downgrade converter :)
It's an interesting question if there will be any 'standard' configuration
syntax some day
to do is to
change into the backup directory and do dpgk -i *.
Cheers
Michael
#!/bin/sh
# /root/bin/getafix
# Script to save packages to be upgraded in /root/lib/upgrade/$DATE
# using dpkg-repack
# In case something goes wrong, whilst upgrading, a simple dpkg -i
/root/lib/upgrade/$DATE
Hello,
I'm looking to upgrade an old Pentium4 box to a new xeon
I realize I'll have to install a fresh AMD64 Debian to the new server.
But I want to retain all the samba domain/accounts stuff.
Can I simply just install samba on the new xeon box, and then copy over
the /var/lib/samba/* files and
You don't need gears (which has never really worked well for me even
when I've been able to install it). You could use any of a number of
imap mirroring tools. I use offlineimap quite successfully for
offline gmail
Isn't it that many mail programs today have inbuilt support for gmail
Hendrik,
Would labels help if you wanted it to recognise specific CD's when you
put them in the drive?
funny idea. How do you imagine to make use of it ?
have them automounted into specific parts of the file system. That's for
data CD's, of course.
What you can do is put up
Lennart,
I just tell people to not use skype. :) Everyone else uses SIP.
I think you are right. A VoIP monopol, that would be a real bad thing. So i'll
try to suggest SIP first to anyone. I think it boils down to multiple IMs open
at the same time, but that's the price.
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Thanks for your suggestions !
There seem to be at least 3 versions of debian packages:
skype-debian_2.1.0.81-1_i386.deb
skype_static-2.1.0.81.tar.bz2
skype-ubuntu-intrepid_2.1.0.81-1_amd64.deb
But i could not get any of these working beyond the license agreement resp.
login.
I found this
Hello,
Does anybody know what's the state of skype for amd64 ?
My first try was, i installed skype-debian_2.1.0.81-1_i386.deb with dpkg --force
(btw weird, it does not appear in the apt database afterwards!)
Then i launched 'skype' via user and got an error:
Inconsistency detected by ld.so:
hendrik,
Would labels help if you wanted it to recognise specific CD's when you
put them in the drive?
funny idea. How do you imagine to make use of it ?
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Hi Seb,
Try setting /dev/cdrom instead of LABEL.
Usually you have such a link in /dev, pointing to the real device (as
configured by udev).
If you need to check things out then try this, in a root terminal:
dmesg | grep CD-ROM
You will get a line like, for example
2.042890] sr 6:0:0:0:
is preferred for which
purposes?
the first one is more generic. it could some day upgrade to a 2.8 kernel. the
other one is more specific the actual package of the 2.6-kernel tree.
both apply only for the amd64 architecture.
bye,
Michael.
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Maybe you can track it with a shell fragment like:
while true; do ps e | grep sleep | grep -v grep; sleep 1; done
(or use 'watch')
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(1) ps e -p process id
(2) /usr/bin/lsof, /bin/fuser
(3) valgrind
with valgrind, install the openoffice.org-dbg package
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I found out that all files listed above are obsolete, and deleted them. Is
toplevel /emul used at all anymore ?
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Hi all,
I'm ready to ask this on another list too, but let me give it a try.
I wanted to setup some custom boot tasks in /etc/rc.local, which is said to be
the right place for it. However, it appears this script is executed twice when
booting into runlevel 2 !
It's a Debian Sid system, daily
copy the files on to CD and then send
them by old fashioned snail mail. That really would confuse the hackers.
Suggestions welcome,
Michael Fothergill
Hello Alex,
I might suggest a dpkg-reconfigure sysv-rc, maybe you got caught out on
the migration to insserv !
yes that's kind of last resort (and thumbs up) but i'd generally prefer to stay
with the legacy system for, and even more, now, because i would like to find
out how it was possible.
Solved
http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/earth/thread?tid=72b851d55f188ceahl=en
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Maybe you've got the same weirdness as me. Crons FAILs in the syslog because it
got started twice. Indeed the whole init runs kind of twice for me, i could not
track it finally yet. It's just that all rc2 script get launched twice.
So far noone had any idea, it seems to be not trivial.
I
?
Suggestions welcome.
Regards
Michael Fothergill
PS I am running Debian Lenny on a newish fairly upscale AMD64 box.
thx Daniel, it'll need more time to give it a shot
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Suddenly google earth seems to be screwed here. It worked yesterday, and i
wonder if this maybe debian-update-related. It is version 5.1. the one you get
with the debian 'googleearth-package'.
To be able to track it down., i just would like to know if someone else has
this too
In Europe
I think that full MUAs like GNUS can do whatever you want.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gnus
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Hello Simon,
Are you upgrading from grub-legacy to grub2 (grub-pc) ?
If the old grub worked for you before without problems then it may help if you
post the old config file /boot/grub/menu.lst and the new one which is
effectively /etc/default/grub.
If there's something special with your laptop
Try 'search' (search devices by a file or a filesystem label) and 'help'.
oh if you're still on legacy then it's rather 'find' not 'search'
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From what Hans reported, it was my impression this is related to the Xorg
Radeon (ati) drivers, not to NVidia or something else ?
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No problem here with stock kernel 2.6.30-1-amd64 and nvidia prop driver
ii libc6 2.9-26 GNU C Library: Shared libraries
ii nvidia-glx 185.18.36-2 NVIDIA binary Xorg driver
ii nvidia-glx-ia32 185.18.36-2 NVIDIA binary driver 32bit libs
ii
I can see that ia32-apt is a valid concept, and perhaps the first step toward
real multiarch.
But left aside that i'm deliberately running Sid and used to screw the system
since many years, let me speak on behalf of a desktop user. Then i just would
expect more integration, namely: A converter
Weird enough, i was able to reanimate googleearth by installing
nvidia-glx-ia32, additional to nvidia-glx (in a debian legacy setup). The
window started up before but didn't draw the actual graphics, just a blank
screen.
Sad thing is that since few month, GE 4.2 doesn't run anymore, which had
Wolodja Wentland wrote:
On Wed, Jul 15, 2009 at 07:53 +0400, James Brown wrote:
Do you know will anybody intend to maintain the skype packages for Debian?
I am not aware of any DD maintaining skype packages, but Skype used to have a
debian repository at:
deb
Goswin von Brederlow wrote:
Michael Neuffer neuf...@neuffer.info writes:
Wolodja Wentland wrote:
On Wed, Jul 15, 2009 at 07:53 +0400, James Brown wrote:
Do you know will anybody intend to maintain the skype packages for Debian?
I am not aware of any DD maintaining skype packages, but Skype
You can get nvidia source from nvidia.
http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux_amd64_display_archive.html
The source is inside the install package.
Just run the file with -x, --extract-only
On Sun, 14 Jun 2009 19:19:36 +0200
Hans-J. Ullrich hans.ullr...@loop.de wrote:
Hi all,
due to some
to prevent unauthorised access to
Channel 4 programmes.
What is RTMP-E?
Is there any kind of video codec or some other package that I could install
with synaptic (maybe non-free) to get this to work or is this only viewable
in an MS Windows
environment?
Comments appreciated.
Michael Fothergill
and I have got them working both with the NVIDIA
card and without. I think this is just a temporary problem.
Regards
Michael Fothergill
or could they poison one
another because the deb files in there could be a little different and it
would screw things up?
Regards
Michael Fothergill
I was noticing that there is a list of packages to install if you run
# apt-get install linux-image
I'm currently running 2.6.18-4-amd64
But I noticed there is a 2.6.18-6-amd64
Whats the difference between these?
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Hello,
AMD64(dual xeon) etch box with 2.6.18 kernel, 8 Gig memory but no swap space.
(forgot to turn it on)
Filesystems are ext3 and mdadm Raid10.
I have noticed that 2 of my 6 drives have some SMART errors but mdstat
looks fine so far.
Box hung completely and had to hard reboot it.
Here is the
On Fri, 14 Nov 2008 00:03:49 +0100, Sythos wrote
On Thu, 13 Nov 2008 09:39:35 -0800
michael [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
AMD64(dual xeon) etch box with 2.6.18 kernel, 8 Gig memory but no
swap space. (forgot to turn it on)
what about memtest86+?
Haven't tried that yet, will give
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m68k/ppc specific
Actually this was about amiga-fdisk, but I have no objection to changing the
Atari fdisk p-a-s entry as well.
Michael
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Newbie quetion here - I just tried following the tutorial on how to compile
a debian kernel - http://www.howtoforge.com/kernel_compilation_debian
It worked great - till i had to initialize with the new kernel...I keep
getting these messeges:
Waiting 16 seconds for /*sys/block/sdb/sdb1/dev* to
On Wed, Oct 8, 2008 at 3:16 PM, Michael Habashy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Newbie quetion here - I just tried following the tutorial on how to compile
a debian kernel - http://www.howtoforge.com/kernel_compilation_debian
It worked great - till i had to initialize with the new kernel...I keep
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