I set up a chroot last night following the instructions in the howto.
By the way, that AMD64 howto needs some updating. There are some details
that are not mentioned. Like when and how to run base-config to set up
the chroot environment, and whatnot, and when and how one should run
aptitude to inst
Hello,
Question : having open office installed in a 32 bit chroot, how do I access
printers (using cups) ?
jmt
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Alexandru Cabuz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I set up a chroot last night following the instructions in the howto.
> By the way, that AMD64 howto needs some updating. There are some details
> that are not mentioned. Like when and how to run base-config to set up
> the chroot environment, and what
Hi Alex,
Could you send all the details of what you did to get running? I agree
that there are holes in the HOWTO (see my related thread).
Thanks,
Phil
> Could you send all the details of what you did to get running?
Well, first of all, since the chroot I had installed was sid-ia32, I
thought maybe it's because... well... it's sid, you know. So last
night I wiped it out and debootstrapped sarge over it. I have not had
time to check if openoffice
Alright, I am still struggling to get openoffice running inside a
32bit Sarge chroot here, and the latest development is that as a
matter of fact openoffice does NOT hang when you try to start a new
document. It just takes a really really long time to do it.
When I follow how much use it makes of
Alexandru Cabuz wrote:
> That's pretty strange. Has anybody seen or heard anything like this
> before? I could also try to put this up on one of the openoffice.org
> lists...
That is pretty strange.
I don't have anything really useful to add except to say that it is
working great for me. I did n
> do, I might suggest that you try sarge instead of sid to avoid the
My chroot IS sarge. My main amd64 system is sid of course, since sarge
has not been ported to amd64.
Alex.
Alexandru Cabuz wrote:
> > do, I might suggest that you try sarge instead of sid to avoid the
>
> My chroot IS sarge. My main amd64 system is sid of course, since sarge
> has not been ported to amd64.
I am sorry, I must have missed that. However it means I have no idea
what to suggest next that
On (04/05/05 12:25), jmt wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Question : having open office installed in a 32 bit chroot, how do I access
> printers (using cups) ?
Well I'm not sure if this is proscribed practise but I installed cups in
the chroot . it works ;)
Regards
Clive
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On Wed, 4 May 2005, Clive Menzies wrote:
Well I'm not sure if this is proscribed practise but I installed cups in
the chroot . it works ;)
do you mean that you installed the package or that you actually run the
service from the chroot? Both are feasible, of course. Given that disk
space is re
On (04/05/05 17:16), Giacomo Mulas wrote:
> On Wed, 4 May 2005, Clive Menzies wrote:
>
> >Well I'm not sure if this is proscribed practise but I installed cups in
> >the chroot . it works ;)
>
> do you mean that you installed the package or that you actually run the
> service from the chroot
I managed to get openoffice to install fine in a ia32 chroot
environment (from pages like [1]). It runs okay, but everything is
extremely large. The fonts (menu bars, dialogs, etc.) are about 18pt
font or so (buttons in the dialogs are huge).
I'm not sure if this is a dpi, font or resolution prob
Hello,
Since this morning, I can't run OpenOffice in my chroot. Here is the
output :
dchroot -c ia32 -d -q oowriter
/usr/bin/oowriter: line 7: my: command not found
/usr/bin/oowriter: line 9: my: command not found
/usr/bin/oowriter: line 11: my: command not found
/usr/bin/oowriter: oowriter: li
Hi,
I am running OpenOffice in a chroot (as described in debian-amd64-howto), but
the version packaged is 1.1.3 ; and I am supposed to test the new 2.0 beta.
I installed this version (using alien, since this beta is packaged as rpm's).
Now the question is : which version of java am I to install
Andrew Robinson wrote:
I managed to get openoffice to install fine in a ia32 chroot
environment (from pages like [1]). It runs okay, but everything is
extremely large. The fonts (menu bars, dialogs, etc.) are about 18pt
font or so (buttons in the dialogs are huge).
I'm not sure if this is a dpi,
Tried using xfs. I have more fonts now in open office, and the "Andale
Mono" is now available, but that didn't help
What is interesting, is that the fonts are correct in the actual
contant (in oocalc, the fonts in the cells are fine). It is only the
windowing fonts (menu bar, dialog text, etc.).
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Hi Andrew,
On 08/24/2006 09:20 PM, Andrew Robinson wrote:
> Tried using xfs. I have more fonts now in open office, and the "Andale
> Mono" is now available, but that didn't help
>
> What is interesting, is that the fonts are correct in the actual
> c
Andrew Robinson wrote:
Tried using xfs. I have more fonts now in open office, and the "Andale
Mono" is now available, but that didn't help
What is interesting, is that the fonts are correct in the actual
contant (in oocalc, the fonts in the cells are fine). It is only the
windowing fonts (menu b
Thanks to a private message, I found the solution, I needed to downgrade
to login_4.0.15-1
(http://snapshot.debian.net/archive/2006/03/23/debian/pool/main/s/shadow/login_4.0.15-1_i386.deb).
Have a nice day :)
Sylvain Archenault wrote:
Hello,
Since this morning, I can't run OpenOffice in my c
On (03/04/06 16:50), Sylvain Archenault wrote:
> Thanks to a private message, I found the solution, I needed to downgrade
> to login_4.0.15-1
> (http://snapshot.debian.net/archive/2006/03/23/debian/pool/main/s/shadow/login_4.0.15-1_i386.deb).
>
> Have a nice day :)
Thanks Sylvain
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