. Installing lightdm and forcing gdm3 to
run on Xorg didn't do anything.
Thanks!
Byron
initscript acpid, action "start" failed.
dpkg: error processing acpid (--configure):
subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1
Errors were encountered while processing:
acpid
E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
I believe this to be due to acpid alr
from the programmer's perspective. I think I
am using Gnome, so my first priority is programming for Gnome, but if I
can program for both, even better.
Any recommended literature and relevant references and/or urls
are
quite welcome and will be appreciated.
Byron Watkins
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3.4. I believe you
> can do it like this:
>
> ./configure --cc=gcc-3.4
>
Problem solved. I think what happened was that gcc must have been
upgraded between kernel rebuilds, only a minor revision which does not
show up on modinfo. It worked after a kernel rebuild followed by a k
Thanks all, I have something to look for now.
Byron
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Does anybody know a simple network monitoring utility that
I can use to determine what individual processes on my
Debian Sarge system are continually using up my bandwidth?
Thanks,
Byron
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you have found the solution?
>
> Thanks,
> Aleksandar
>
>
What's the output of lspci?
Byron
pid now. I think I was confused cause man g++
brings up the man page for gcc, so I thought they were the same.
>
> In a makefile you really want to use variables, anyway.
>
Yeah, I know, I'm slowly learning things bit by bit.
Thanks for your help,
Byron
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dencies that you don't need.
The biggest problem with aptitude is not the software, but the way that it
is understood to work. It is not just a front-end to apt-get. It does
more stuff,
and requires a slightly different mind-set. But once that is understood (which
I hope I've gone some
though, but googling for the AT/Hayes command set
> should find it quickly enough.
>
> Kai
And if that doesn't work, on my external modem I just plug an old set of
headphones in to the headphone jack (US Robotics V.56 modem).
Byron
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> > Can anyone share some tips, tricks, or favorite applications to
> > increase the useability of a dial-up Internet connection?
Lots of patience, overnight downloading, and a friend with a good
broadband connection.
Byron
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with
mes I just get a bit fussy ;-). Things should just
work right.
Byron
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Thanks Kevin, your example below worked perfectly. I didn't have a chance to
try yours Jim, because I liked the idea of not needing external packages.
Thanks again to everyone who helped out. Just marvellous ;-).
Byron Hillis
> From: Kevin Buhr
>
> -START OF EXAMPLE-
&g
oberto
>
> [0] http://web.reed.edu/cis/help/latexAdvanced.html#notes
Good reference. Unfortunately, I need the line to be all
the way down the page. H...there's got to be a way.
Thanks for the quick help and a bit more info. That's a good
thing about debian-user, people all rou
using PDFLatex to compile, on Sarge with a complete
Tetex install.
Thanks a lot for your time,
Byron
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me, it's a damn good list this one.
Byron
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> > >
> > > A="/cvs/proj/src"
> > > B="/code"
> > > find "$A/" |while read line; do
> > > X=$(echo "$line"|cut -d/ -f6-);
> >
> > X=$(echo "$line"|baseline);
>
> Argh, that should have been:
>
>
> X=$(echo "$line"|basename);
>
> >
e original. I don't need someone to give
me a script to do this (although that would be nice), but maybe just some
guidance as to where to start looking. I think I could use something like
find piped into a grep statement and then...that's where I get lost.
Anybody got any ideas? Than
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From: Karl Ebener [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Debian Netinst: DHCP hangs, static hangs
Hi!
I want to install Debian using the Debian Installer RC-2 as Netinst. My
system: Athlon XP 2200+, MSI MS-6
hate nVIDIA at the
moment, especially after fighting their custom, kernel-tainting install
scripts.
Byron
P.S. Sorry for the long post, just thought I'd give out all the details.
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have an Nforce motherboard working properly with Debian at all?
Thanks,
Byron
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PostScript type drivers. I am certain that the correct driver is
on one of the seven CDs I have but don't know how to identify it.
Apt-get requires a specific package name. How do I identify which
package to use for this particular printer?
Thanks,
Byron Nilsen
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