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want a
simple/plain working .config file? Any suggestion ?
Any document or outline steps? Please help.
If you borrowed a debian config, you'll need an:
make-kpkg --initrd kernel_image
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make-kpkg kernel_image
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perusal of the documentation on building for yourself.
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debian-user archives if that applies to you.
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But the module will taint the kernel. And, if you're using unstable, the
driver will require you to mess with holds of x.org and/or use a
(further) illegal hack.
What's illegal here?
Potentially
On Tue, Jun 05, 2007 at 08:42:32PM -0700, chris wrote:
On Tue, Jun 05, 2007 at 09:55:50PM -0500, John Hasler wrote:
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But the module will taint the kernel. And, if you're using unstable, the
driver will require you to mess with holds of x.org and/or use
that!
Just to clarify, you are using vesa and not Vesa to test this?
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aptitude install fluxbox xorg xterm
you might also want to install one of xdm, gdm, kdm, or wdm (or any
other I'm forgetting)
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page or README doesn't mention it being deprecated. I
would be sad if it went away, though, as it's quite useful to, for
example, `dpkg --purge $(deborphan)` (of course after checking the
output of deborphan on its own)
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is the kernel? udev should be the right tool, and if it
complains about the kernel version, a new kernel might be in order. The
debian one in unstable should work with the udev in unstable, as should
(as I use) a sufficiently recent 2.6 kernel.org one.
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. If you're installing from an rpm-based system, the .rpm's
mentioned in the manual at debian.org are from 2004, so you'll need to
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status of 2.4.x support in etch). All you'll have to do is reboot after
the install.
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On Mon, Jul 31, 2006 at 05:36:18PM -0700, Christopher Nelson wrote:
On Mon, Jul 31, 2006 at 09:05:49PM +1000, Robert S wrote:
I am running debian with kernel 2.4.27. I see that the kernel-source
package
is listed in the security vulnerabilities (DSA-1097). I do a weekly
apt-get
project. In etch, Debian is switching to X.org IIRC due to liscense
changes (but I don't know the details). They conflict because they're
from two different implementations of X
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OS installed on the computer, as there was nothing to boot on the drive.
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No, that's wrong too. Now there's a race condition between the rm and
the mv. Hmm, I need more coffee
On Fri, Jul 21, 2006 at 10:10:33AM +0200, Matthias Pfeifer wrote:
Thanks for the friendly hints. How should i proceed with my message in
this group? Delete it?
Don't worry about it--it's already been mailed out to list members.
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kann. Leider
kann ich nicht.
Es ist: debian-user-german@lists.debian.org
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-package' and search google for
'building kernel debian way'
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` recently? If the
problem persists, try installing each package listed as 'uninstallable'
until you get to the one(s) which are actually holding it up.
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://ftp.debian.org/debian stable main contrib non-free
Of course you'll get better performance picking a closer mirror...
www.debian.org/mirror/list
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At all
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gimp 2.2.12-1 hasn't made it into the i386 port of unstable yet, but
gimp-data has. I'd think it's just a couple days.
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On Wed, Jul 12, 2006 at 01:17:29PM -0600, Art Edwards wrote:
Thanks for the resonse. See below.
On Sat, Jul 08, 2006 at 09:36:25AM -0700, Christopher Nelson wrote:
I don't see any bug reports with greater severity than normal on
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/pkgreport.cgi?pkg=ddd
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see the package xmgrace listed at all, nor anything in
'apt-cache search xmgrace' -- maybe you can contact the xmgrace
community and find if there's the usual suspects (a new version, an open
bug with a workaround, etc)?
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the directions
at (if this is a debian box, grap it via your favorite apt tool):
http://www.debian.org/CD/jigdo-cd/
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the the
thunder was bootable--but I don't have a install disk to test my
hypothesis.
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recently, and that's causing the problem--especially for a 'many years'
old version of an application. If that's indeed the problem, any
sufficiently advanced distribution has/will soon have the same issue.
It might be worth checking to see if the 2004 version is recent enough?
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What uri is your stable line(s) pointing to?
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consider that a problem, but a feature
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dpkg -l | grep package name
Better:
dpkg -l package name
Don't forget about using expressions with that, eg.: 'dpkg -l *latex*'
Most of you probably already knew that, but I thought I'd mention it as
I use it often ;)
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is tasksel (which will be automagically
removed anyway).
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sciences' is: some do, some don't. -- Ernest
On Sun, Jun 25, 2006 at 08:34:40PM -0700, Michael M. wrote:
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something to the effect of Are all your other
operating systems listed below? // Debian Sarge (on hda2). If you see
that, it should be safe to overwrite your MBR.
Will it really identify the other
are recommended... But it is a good
start I think :)
I've also never used that card, so I don't know if acceleration will be
set up for it.
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dpkg (1.13.22) unstable; urgency=low
.
.
.
-- Guillem Jover [email snipped] Wed, 21 Jun 2006 18:03:29 +0300
Has my unstable box entered some parallel history? It seems over here
that dselect is alive and well...
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that, it should be safe to overwrite your MBR.
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confusing non-free with non-us -- there are definately
packages in non-free in unstable.
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/?dm restart) Any error messages in the logfiles?
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, that is
a lot more work than using apt-get/already learned tool--may or may not
be worth it, but it is more work.
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is the output of 'lspci |grep Ethernet'?
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When you set up the printer under KDE, did you use a '/dev/*' URI?
Those don't work for some arcane reason with the new CUPS system. With
the printer plugged in and turned on, do you get a weird-looking
'hp:something' URI? I think that's what you have to use.
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that's in te X logs? What does ~/.xsession-errors contain?
Have you tried moving your .xsession and .xinitrc out of the way and
trying with fresh (IE blank) files? What about /var/log/X.org.log --
any lines in there with either a WW or an EE (grep would be helpful)?
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in tasksel not to install the desktop packages too.
So what exactly happens? Does it hard-freeze? Is there an 'ok' box on
the screen? What can and/or can't you do from there? It sounds like a
warning, not a critical error.
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like debian as a desktop distro, don't use it--but don't
try and tell others that it's not suitable.
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you try a '/etc/init.d/foodm stop
/etc/init.d/foodm start' or just a '/etc/init.d/foodm restart'?
I've found that the restart doesn't always work, but stopping, waiting
for all the processes to die (or forcibly killing them), then starting
has nearly always worked.
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. it also may give you more info on the
problem? (haven't had a problem ripping w/ it, so I don't know it's
error output)
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mbox=+debian-user-old' folder-hook .
'set move=whatever you like' folder-hook debian-user 'set move=yes'
all in your .muttrc
complicated isn't it? this of course assumes you have something like
procmail in place...
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'. Perhaps this is what you need?
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according to your sick and twisted logic *you* owe the individuals. But of
course, you forget that when it's most convenient for you.
Politics is one thing--but now you're attacking economics? Now that's
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snd-whatever' give you?
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net connection, I
would grab the one labelled 'netinst' and do a network install. Or the
'businesscard' one if you have a spiffy mini-CD ;)
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It's NO USE ... I've gone to CLUB MED
look like windows...I mean... it should have nice
wallpaper on the background and control panel etc.is it possible on
Debian ?
Yes. Once you log in as root and enter 'dselect' -- find and install
'x-window-system' and an WM ('gnome' or 'kde' are popular).
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On Wed, May 31, 2006 at 05:30:30PM -0700, lmyho wrote:
I just installed debian on an older computer yesterday, but the screen
resolution is
so poorly set, which is actually
. Like, how were the machines
connected? Is just yours moving, or are they all? With the info I
have, all I can suggest is looking at VPN.
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TAILFINS!! ... click
at.
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and see if it depends on something not available, etc. The info
will be in the apt-get output. Then check the bug reports, and if you
still think there's a (new) bug, file it with the 'reportbug'
tool--against the offending package, not 'jamvm'.
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On Mon, May 29, 2006 at 03:25:17PM +0200, Francesco Pietra wrote:
[snip info from kde stuff]
I don't know if this has been suggested on the debian-kde list, but have
you done an 'update-alternatives --config x-window-manager' and set it
to something other than kde?
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by default: GNOME, OO.o, the GIMP, no MTA, no console-mode mail
apps--it's also clear what their priorities are.
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is to
try a netinstall from boot floppies, if you network card is supported on
the net-drivers disk. Then you can look into getting/compiling a kernel
with support for your drive in it after the system is up and running and
network-connected.
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(in
debian-user stanza); your email address - subscribe. I don't think
there's an archive for the digest (would that be useful?). Or, easier,
if you know you want it would be:
'mail -s subscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] \
/dev/null /dev/null'
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is
firefox--hardly a catastrophe. Maybe you could provide us with some
output next time your WM is upgraded to figure out why it's blowing away
your session?
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issue 'apt-get install parted' and
then do a 'man parted' and read docs in '/usr/share/doc/parted' to
figure out how to use it.
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Neighbors!! We got neighbors! We ain't supposed to have
to the
alternatives handling, saying it should only be removed on removes, not
upgrades.
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Note that apache2 depends on apache2-mpm-something--I can't recall which
provides the conffiles, so try this:
apt-get -d --reinstall apache2 apache2-mpm-whatever
dpkg -i --force-confmiss /var/cache/apt/archives/fullnames of above
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. This is not a question of which is a better distro
(too many variables involved there), but just a question of, which
distro breaks less?
The other distro's I've tried either I couldn't use the package
management easily, or they broke on install--so I'm not objective ;)
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inherit a lot of settings from the account itself which puts it head and
shoulders above mutt.
At least when I change such a setting in mutt it assumes I want it
global unless I specifically tell it otherwise, which I can do per
folder(s) :)
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the talk about aptitude and synaptic being the Ultimate way to
go, I'm glad to see other people using apt-get from the command line and
dselect for a front-end. I learned dselect and couldn't get myself to
learn aptitude, so I guess I would say dselect's easier to use ;)
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for it--with the caveat that I have no idea in what horrible ways
that may break a Ubuntu install!!
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environment
suggest creating a
test file with a known misspelling and seeing if aspell corrects the
right portion of the text. Either way, I'd check for bug reports on the
subject and potential work-arounds.
http://packages.debian.org/stable/text/aspell
is a good place to start.
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to install grub or lilo to the MBR of
both drives in case one fails (I assume that's why you're creating the
RAID in the first place) and configure it to use root=/dev/md[whatever]
as a kernel option.
FWIW, I can't find a package 'install-mbr' for the x86 architecture
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that works, if not come back.
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', log in at the
console, fire up your favorite text-mode package manager, and install
kde + addons you want. I doubt you can convince the d-i team one way or
the other--it used to give you a choice, I'm sure there's a reason it
doesn't now.
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when inconsiderate friends
send me HTML garbage in my email. It's so wonderful to have your mail
take up no more space than an xterm. And to edit your mails in whatever
your /usr/bin/editor happens to be today.
Alright, let's grease up for a marginally on-topic flamewar!
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Linux throw it all on!
You also minimize writes to the device with async--which can be an issue
in the lifespan of some older/cheaper drives I've heard.
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' issue. To use lp correctly, you have to install the 'cupsys-bsd'
package, it installs the lpr compatability. Makes it much easier to
print from things like xpdf
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Women give
as images
and not as files? Do they boot in a different computer?
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? If I set my
start-up page to google, it goes there as normal.
I assume that google has the high technology to
anti-censor its customers, which is very good. Is my
point right?
I know nothing about that, but it would be hard to set something like
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What exactly do the messages say? And what do you mean do misbehave?
It sounds like more a ssh or gnome-terminal issue. Have you tried at a
virtual terminal? Do similar things happen there?
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' package installed? menu creates
the menu, and IIRC menu-xdg is required for it to work under Gnome (but
I haven't used Gnome in a time, so I may be wrong).
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La-dee-dee, la-dee-dah
to Debian, I
don't know if you know how to enable 'non-free' (or 'contrib'), to do so
edit '/etc/apt/sources.list' and append 'contrib non-free' (mind the
hyphen) to your 'deb ' and 'deb-src ' lines. But I'd try
dvd+rw-tools first, as free is better ;)
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to view those PC graphics characters/symbols.
Can you point us to an example of these PC graphics characters? It
might help us find out exactly what symbols they're using. Have you
tried uxterm (maybe you mean accents and such?)?
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should be there..
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On Thu, May 04, 2006 at 06:32:42PM -0700, Christopher Nelson wrote:
On Thu, May 04, 2006 at 03:47:28PM -0700, kruton wrote:
Debian Unstable, running 2.6.16-1-486 on i386
platform.
These days I get the following
should I read/try?
I would try the hd-media files, then report back if they don't work for
help w/ pppoe
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I'm pretty sure you can post via news, at least on gmane.org, and am
testing it with this very message.
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Thank you to all who helped!
Now I just have do a long download of everything...
Any other likely gotchas that may occur because I installed on a
different computer?
Nothing I can think of.
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, it will automatically mail you to make
sure you're not a spam bot or similiar, and you reply to such message
and your post goes through. It should only do that every so often, not
every time you try and post.
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'Outlook Express'... and I've tried;
gmane.linux.debian.user
lists.debian.org
linux.debian.user
Sorry, I mis-understood the question. The server you want is
news.gmane.org
And yes, your .sig is much better.
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/.mutt.killfile
caughtspam
Just out of curiosity (I'm sure this is in the manual, but a cursory
glimpse didn't find it), what command are you using from mutt to dump
the subject to ~/.mutt.killfile ?
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be necessary.
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