r (i'm guessing this because it's getting the
IP that the MAC address is tied to).
Any ideas or suggestions would be most welcome,
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ver, Mozilla doesn't seem to have
a comparable config file.
I'm using the Debian 'Sarge' distro.
I can't even think of anything to investigate. Ideas?
Seen something like this before?
Nick
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npin/linux_audigy_faq.html for instructions
w/r/t 2.6 kernels (I think the instructions are also good for 2.4
kernels, but i'm not sure.)
- large amounts of RAM need to be enabled in a compiled kernel; you
might be able to just pass the amount of RAM to the kernel at the linux:
boot prompt.
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s two solutions as far as I can see:
1) Use evolution1.5 from experimental (but that is a development
version...)
2) Install the libsoup2.0 package from 'testing'. It seems to live
happily alongside the newer libsoup packages and works for me.
HTH
Tristan
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;ve been under the
impression that any external modem will work in Linux but the data for
some models.omits Linux in their operability list.
I'd like to have audio but it doesn't have to be super quality
I'm not a music fanatic so the cheapest sound card would be OK as l
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instead of changing another machine's settings...
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onf, move kernels around, etc. Heck, if your Mandrake
boots, you can do all that too.
Can you give me poiters to do that?
-ishwar
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make modules
make modules_install
Then mkinitrd -o /lib/modules/
After that I copied the System.map and initrd.img to the /boot dir.
Finally I boot using grub.
Talk about going about it the hard way :-)
Check this out:
http://newbiedoc.sourceforge.net/system/kernel-pkg.html
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something else? How can I find this out without installing the package?
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ideas?
-ishwar
http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/reference/ch-system.en.html#s-boot
you need to start the ssh daemon, so
# /etc/init.d/sshd start
you might want to put ssh in one of your init scripts so that it starts
when the computer does; for this you'll want to look at the documentation
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Actually, could't he download Sarg with jigdo?
http://www.debian.org/CD/jigdo-cd/
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I'm running a woody unstable box, GUI is X-Windows with XFCE4; my
mouse keeps freezing in x-windows. I can use the keyboard to do stuff
in xfce (run commands, tab through options, type in an xterm, etc)
and if I go to another console (e.g., alt-F2,)
se freezing (or how can I find out myself?)
and
can I renice a running process? if so, how?
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random intervals or set times.
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t if there is already something like this. Any pointers would be
appreciated,
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nd an office CD,) you can install Office (and IE) on linux;
I've done this with a SuSE box and a Debian woody box. It's done via
wine and you'll need the windows CDs.
I have not done much work with access so can't say specifically about
that, but i know it runs offic
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