Hi all,
sugestion below...
On Thu, 21 Dec 2000, B.C.J.O wrote:
On Wed, 20 Dec 2000, Ben Collins wrote:
Section InputDevice
Identifier Keyboard0
Driver keyboard
Option XkbRules xfree86
Option XkbModel sun5
check that you have xbase-clients installed. I had a keyboard problem when
upgrading from 3.3.6 to 4.0 on an Intel. backspace sudenly stoped working.
Well, actually it worked as Del, which is anoying. When I went to check
the error messages it complained about not being able to load XKB map same
Hi,
wdm is not looping. It is just dying, and when it dies, the X restarts as
it normally would when wdm exits because, for example, you exited your
session.
Basically, you have to find out why is wdm dying. From the error log
you sent below, it looks like an error while loading an image or
Put your /boot under 1GB and put everything needed to boot all your OSes
inside /boot, including all boot sectors from other OSes AND silo.conf
(put a symlink /etc/silo.conf - /boot/silo.conf). The reason is that silo
reads its conf file at runtime (meaning that you don't need to re-run silo
when
, Leonardo Rochael Almeida wrote:
Hi,
It is not clear what your problem is. Where are you connecting? (i.e.:
what is on the other side of the phone line?) Are you trying to dial into
your IPX or out of it? Whose minicom seems locked? the one on the IPX
dialing out or the one
Hi,
It is not clear what your problem is. Where are you connecting? (i.e.:
what is on the other side of the phone line?) Are you trying to dial into
your IPX or out of it? Whose minicom seems locked? the one on the IPX
dialing out or the one on the machine you are trying to dial into your
IPX?
Hi,
I just had the same problem. By doing an strace on a direct invocation
of the Xsun X server, I noticed it tryed to access() a lot of
framebuffer like devices on /dev (cgsix, cgthree, bwtwo,...) of which the
last one was /dev/fb and then gave up. I then symlinked /dev/fb to
/dev/fb0 (ln -s
Hi Daren,
I had similar problems when trying to make a SPARCstation 4 to work with a
4GB disk. The problem here is really the 1GB limit imposed by some Sun
PROMs. I have a hunch that what SILO (the Linux loader for SPARC) couldn't
read (and was complaining loudly about) was the silo.conf
Hi all,
Ben Collins wrote:
On Wed, Mar 22, 2000 at 10:57:32AM +0100, Pierre Roussel wrote:
Si, si, le 22 mar, Jakub Jelinek a vraiment ecrit:
Where is the partition with /etc/silo.conf and kernel located on the
disk?
If it crosses the magic boundary 1GB from start of the disk or
Hi,
I'm thinking about grabing all October gnome debian sources for slink and
compiling it on my SPARCstation 4 (which will probably take a relatively
small number of years). After that I intend on adding a line to my
/etc/apt/sources.list pointing to the location of the packages. So here
are my
Hi,
I have Debian slink (which I upgrade weekly with apt) installed in a bare
bones SS4 and I'm having this bug, which seems not to be reported in the
bug tracking system (so far as I could check). Can anyone with python
(1.5.1-7) and python-tk (1.5.1-7) confirm this bug for me?
vader:~$ python
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