s it possible to convert stick to be single device? I don't need
> second one... And two windows about new device connected can be a bit
> irritating...
Once the stick is attached, could you send us the output of 'fdisk -l'?
I'm just guessing, but maybe it is possible to simp
Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
> In the meantime it has proven to be a lot of hassle with no
> (or very little) benefit and - at least in my country - the vast
> majority is in favour of abolishing this enslaving of millions of
> biorythms.
s/biorhythm/circadian rhythm/
Johan
t has nothing to do with democracy except that the ruling
politicians of the time thought it might be a good idea to try on their
subjects. In the meantime it has proven to be a lot of hassle with no
(or very little) benefit and - at least in my country - the vast
majority is in favour
Miles Fidelman wrote:
> Rick Pasotto wrote:
>> What would be a good way to create a jpg image of a pdf page?
>>
>>
> screen capture?
Would work, but not necessarily the best way. I'd suggest 'convert' or
gimp.
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installed on your system do
$ aptitude show ~ilinux-image
and look at the lines starting with 'Version'.
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(Disclaimer: I have never set up a pppoe server myself.)
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randall wrote:
> Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
> its one of the spare times i actually found the ubuntu live-desktop cd
> useful since it provides firefox with google while doing the rescue
Debian's live cd (gnome or kde) also feature iceweasel aka firefox [1],
no /need/ to use u
;
> I think that any Linux live cd (DSL - Damn Small Linux, or Knoppix,
> for example) it's good to do the job.
... or debian live [1,2].
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> /vol0 (500GB)
>>> /vol1 (500GB)
> I was wondering if there was some clever technique you can do with
> symbolic links and exports.
Check this recent thread [1]. Someone else has already pointed out unionfs.
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[1] http://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2009/03/ms
book,
and more.
Homepage: http://dag.wieers.com/home-made/unoconv/
(I haven't tried it myself.)
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t to predict. The 'classical'
two partition approach at least gives the possibility to save some
crucial data to *both* disks.
> IMO, LVM is a replacement for partition tables not for RAID or backups.
Agreed!
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André Berger wrote:
> What happens if, for whatever reason, just one of the disks is
> available?
You are out of luck and loose access to any of your data.
You didn't expect something else, did you?
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> What font am I using? Is there a way of displaying the available
> English fonts?
What is an 'English font'? Do you mean ascii or Latin?
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> what is the point of these worms-exhibition on an linux-mailing list?
Just a misdirection. It had been a long day.
Sorry for the noise.
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27;other' operating system. Of course you are free to
configure your windows bootloader to work with linux, but for most cases
I think that the linux/debian method is superior.
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on the latest binary image for Linux kernel 2.6 on
Pentium Pro/Celeron/Pentium II/Pentium III/Pentium 4 with 4-64G RAM
machines.
So, unless you have more than 64G of ram you should be fine with i386.
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7;re a sick-o in desperate need of a doctors care or in need
> of a kind soul to break your freaking fingers.
Please stop your flux of insults to other people! If there is someone on
this list who could do with some professional help regarding manners it
seems to be you.
> friendly,
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t my V200 then works well with the
> sane frontends, e.g. xsane. Avasys should remove the conflict with
> libsane-extras to solve the issue.
Agreed.
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the installation manual.
> I have a AMD turion64 x2 processor
I would recommend to stick with the Intel x86 (i386) architecture (from
the download site). You can install a amd64 kernel, and the installer
will probably select it automatically for you.
Good luck and welcome to the fre
us: I much prefer spending 5 minutes every week "upgrading" my
> machine, than a whole day (if not more) every 2 years.
OOps. For me it just took about half an hour. 30 minutes / 100 weeks is
too little to be concerned for me -- and certainly less than 5
minutes/week ;-)
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> I reinstalled (a minimal) Etch last night. It was successful.
Is there any particular reason, why you don't just 'aptitude upgrade'
etc. from etch to lenny?
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http://www.blog.tdobson.net/node/251
with instructions for debian.
FWIW, it seems that support for this card has been dropped from debian
[1]. /usr/share/doc/alsa-base/changelog.Debian.gz confirms that it was
removed for licencing reasons.
Cheers,
Johannes
[1]
http://www.linuxque
ded that the diver is not correct.
> So how to add the driver to the list (I hope I 'll find it )
Look at
http://www.openprinting.org/show_printer.cgi?recnum=Epson-EPL-6200L
(No, I don't have that printer myself ;-) )
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Lisi Reisz wrote:
> On Wednesday 11 March 2009 17:43:33 Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
>> Lisi Reisz wrote:
>>> I have not tested the
>>> theory, but I have always understood that keys are particularly
>>> vulnerable. To physical damage if pulled out prematurely, n
recreated, once your 'old' system
boots fine.
HTH,
Johannes
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sysfs
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Lisi Reisz wrote:
> I have not tested the
> theory, but I have always understood that keys are particularly vulnerable.
> To physical damage if pulled out prematurely, not just damage to the
> filesystem.
Why so?
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probably some config setting, that's been changed?
[I'm using iceweasel and everything is fine, but really I can't find
anything in lenny that was changed -- not even a security update]
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josep wrote:
> why isn't it working? :(
>
> sed -i "s/#send host-name "andare.fugue.com";/send host-name $(cat
> /etc/hostname)/g" /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf
your quotes don't match. (There are probably other issues as well.)
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tte is
a) called a hijack and considered impolite
b) will miss a lot of potential readers
So just compose a NEW message to the list, don't reply to an existing one.
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and forward root's mail to an external account.
2) or install some imap daemon and point icedove to it.
This is all a shot in the dark, since we don't know OP's mail
configuration.
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these _public_ discussions on how to cc.
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[1] http://www.debian.org/MailingLists/#codeofconduct
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e about. They are mainly about
> preventing MitM attacks, whether from mirror administrators or someone
> attacking your internet connection directly.
Or earthly things like failing disks or failing network connections.
It's always good to _verify_ that the software arrives as int
tv
mythtv:
Installed: (none)
Candidate: 0.21.svn20080706-0.0
Version table:
0.21.svn20080706-0.0 0
500 http://debian-multimedia.org lenny/main Packages
It's run by a debian developer and you could follow the faq to install
the cryptographic key [1].
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[1] http:/
t; might have the wrong packages installed.
Or the 'wrong' configuration. Try to add a new user with default configs
and see, if it works for her/him (without the fstab lines).
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th respect to the asus, the first two search results
seem to help answer your question.
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successful, so that we can get as much information as
> possible on the largest number of hardware configurations.
\
If everyone is sitting on their hands waiting for someone else to fix an
unreported problem, nothing will happen ;-)
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[1] http://d-i.alioth.debian.org/ma
bug installation-report' [1]:
> If you still have problems, please submit an installation report. We
> also encourage installation reports to be sent even if the
> installation is successful, so that we can get as much information as
> possible on the largest number of hardware con
hat
we (or at least me) would not want to happen here.
To my ears, Dirk gave the impression that he values the freedom of other
parts of the internet higher than debian's mailing list etiquette.
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Dirk wrote:
> If you have a problem with trolling... well... let me welcome you to the
> internet.
Well, then please go to the internet. We are not the internet, we are
debian-user, a mailing list that just happens to be mirrored to the
internet.
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[cc'ing you, because
sshfs u...@machine:/path/to/dir /path/to/local/mount-point
and then
cp -rs /path/to/local/mount-point /path/to/symlink/copy
You have to add yourself to the 'fuse' group first (and install sshfs,
of course ;-) ).
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f both worlds on one
system. 8-)
Has there ever been an official 16 bit linux kernel?
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ld use it fully, when not just use
the symlinked copy.
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[1] http://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2009/02/msg00804.html
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Aioanei Rares wrote:
> While I agree with the newbie part, I find that I want to get the most out
> of my hardware, so I use 64-bit.
What applications or usage scenarios get more out of your hardware as
with 32bit / 64bit kernel?
How much better are those on amd64?
Johannes
pen on [true] 64bit, because the required plugin was not
available.
YMMV,
Johannes
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attacks.
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running an 'true' 64bit debian system?
I don't notice any significant performance difference, but maybe you
could point us to some comparison?
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experience, debian's stability, upgrade
ability, amount of software packaged and overall quality will pay off in
the medium to long run.
YMMV. Just my 2ct.
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And if I cannot use them at the same time, it's meaningless.
Why?
> Somebody could help me? Thank you very much, I appreciatte your help.
What is it actually that you would like to achieve?
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f you had just found a constructive
way of solving your problems instead of just an unconstructive rant.
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amarok 1.4 with kde 3.5; I'm not surprised that this doesn't
mix well with amarok 2.0, which probably comes with kde 4.2. Make up
your mind if you'd like to stick with lenny or go with sid, testing,
experimental
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Virgo Pärna wrote:
> Does anyone else also receives "On battery power, so skipping file system
> check"
> warning, when starting up a laptop with AC power connected? Especially in
> Lenny.
>
fine on Thinkpad T60p.
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sis without any problems. Sharing ext3 on usb disks is no
problem, either.
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Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
> *Does anyone have 24 bit sound working with debian lenny?*
>
> FWIW, I have a Terratec phase 26 usb sound card. It features a switch to
> change it's audio quality settings for 16 bit/48 kHz, 24/48, 24/96.
There seems to be a related bug filed
Thanks for your reply, Joel!
Joel Roth wrote:
> On Sat, Feb 07, 2009 at 03:54:41PM +0100, Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
>> Hallo all!
>>
>> On switching my usb sound card to 24bit audio, all applications using
>> the card will crash/segfault:
>>
>> $ apla
dapter and plug and clone the 15 disks
of the 15 computers one after the other. This way you don't have to boot
each of the computers to a live system in order to do the copying. YMMV.
Cheers,
Johannes
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Any help and pointers to improve my sound experience are well appreciated!
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scrolling, ie the mouse wheel scrolls the paper.
For a good laugh, look at their description of iPaper on
http://www.scribd.com/publisher
Yet another document format that noone wants or needs. I don't think
that any of their claims is true, either.
Johannes
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(or otherwise ensure that the permissions are kept).
Change the hostname and network settings, it necessary.
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Ron Johnson wrote:
> On 02/05/2009 04:57 PM, Douglas A. Tutty wrote:
>> Canadians sometimes call our southern neighbours "Amereecans" :)
>> When they re-elected Bush, the majority were considered just idiots.
>
> Canadians bureaucrats have made too many inane rulings for you all to
> throw stones.
onally
be known as 'United states of Europe'. Very fortunately, no one in
Germany would be so arrogant as to suggest such a thing.
I don't know, why the US's founding fathers did not pick a more
appropriate name.
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> I understand the rest but what's "Bastelkunst"?
"The art of how to do-it-yourself" is the closest translation I can
think of. 'Basteln' literally means 'do handicrafts'.
Cheers,
re has not been a RTFM post on this thread. There have just been
repeated claims of such posts.
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ND is present in debian [1].
FWIW, OP just asked, if there is any vpn server software in debian. OP
did not ask about opinions on different options available.
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[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VPN
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as good.
Maybe it'd save some time, if the mailing software sent a google search
link for the subject matter of all primary posts ;-)
... or at least for those that generate more than say 1,000,000 hits [1].
Cheers,
Johannes
[1]
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&client=iceweasel-a&
thinkpad
sound is horrible, if they are too high).
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I can't set it in Preferences --> Applications, because there is no
entry for bib or jabref.
Thanks,
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for most desktop systems it is not really
to worry about...
(Please correct me, if that's wrong or share any expererience on that)
YMMV, cheers,
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ll be supported for Lenny's
release cycle?
Is the ubuntu package so much better and so well supported as to really
recommend it to users who might stay with lenny after the release?
Cheers,
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#x27;s equivalents to messing up the system ;-)
> I have to redo all my
> customizations...but hey I should have done a backup before moving
> partitions.
It's always a good idea to have good backups, not just when moving
partitions, isn't it? ;-)
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ation files (you
can't mess up root's packages, if you work as ordinary user). Have you
tried to either remove your config files or just create a new user and
check out, if the problem exists for the new user and his default settings?
Cheers,
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Tamas Hegedus wrote:
> I can get the pics as root.
> I am (as a regular user) in the group of plugdev.
If you use gphotofs you also need to be member of the group 'fuse'.
Cheers,
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David Fox wrote:
> But why wouldn't things like smartmontools work through the USB?
From [1]:
"As for USB and FireWire (IEEE 1394) disks and tape drives, the news is
not good. "
It seems to be improving, though.
Cheers,
Johannes
[1] http://smartmontools.sourceforge.net/fa
s
> entirety or not at all. Basically, rsync does "the right thing," so
> you won't end up with partially-backed-up files. Thanks to Filippo
> Carletti for pointing this out. If you absolutely need a snapshot
> from a single instant in time, consider using Sistina's LVM
sck.ext3's badblocks option (-c) useful for usb disks or is it
somehow inefficiently interfering with the usb transmission and/or the
disk's internal controller?
Thanks for helping to make me sleep better ;-)
Cheers,
Johannes
NB: The disk contains several hundred GB of data and each backu
with just an USB interface.
Yes.
> I am assuming that just having
> ext3 would be fine for USB hard drives?
Yes, I use ext3 on all my external usb and internal hard drives. I don't
use noatime or relatime on them.
Cheers,
Johannes
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er solid-state drives. ext2 performs fewer
> writes than ext3 since it does not need to write to the journal.
Cheers,
Johannes
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ext2
[2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Live_USB
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just like on any IDE Hard Drive.
What is the difference? What difference do you want to achieve with
respect to a 'live' debian system?
IIRC, a usb-live system is just an installation that treats the usb
drive like an ordinary (internal) drive.
Johannes
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regularly on your system.
Homepage: http://carolina.mff.cuni.cz/~trmac/blog/mlocate
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konsoles, etc. I don't know, if this
will be a problem for unclutter or not, but I think it's best to use the
'desktop way' for desktop usage.
Cheers,
Johannes
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ry 'man mount.ntfs-3g'.
'apropos ntfs' shows a list of other related man pages that are
installed on your system.
Cheers,
Johannes
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e.
I don't know, if a similar tool exists for gnome.
Johannes
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e should either give you the root password or take care of your
problem.
Depending of the configuration of your system, it might be possible to
'break into' your box, but this might as well be illegal.
Good luck,
Johannes
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Osamu Aoki wrote:
> It was important to use en_IE when we were using non-UTF-8 locales.
>
> Now even en_US.UTF-8 gives nice "2008-12-29 05:43" display.
IIUC, OP wants "29.12.2008 05:43" instead. He uses "2008-12-29
up and restore. Of
course you reduce space by compression, but IMHO nowadays disk space is
cheaper than my time or my computer's time. I gain WRT time and disk
space by hard linking unchanged files. YMMV.
Johannes
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fer the numerical display
> for german like it has been on etch.
This looks promising
http://ccollins.wordpress.com/2009/01/06/how-to-change-date-formats-on-ubuntu/
HTH,
Johannes
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working around it with filters, etc.
Cheers,
Johannes
[1] http://www.debian.org/MailingLists/#codeofconduct
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rsync for me is much faster and more efficient than rdiff-backup, but
that's beyond OP's point.)
Good luck,
Johannes
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I hope you have good back ups. You could try diff -r against your backup
(mounted ro). However, if your disk is damaged and loads and runs
garbled kernel stuff, you risk hosing your backup. Therefore it might be
safer to investigate by booting a rescue system from CD or usb-disk. YMMV.
Take c
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Chris Jones wrote:
> On Sat, Jan 10, 2009 at 05:02:17AM EST, Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
>
> [..]
>
>> Yes. I partition my external disk with a similar layout as my internal
>> disk. I've several times upgraded my lap
the relevant mail in debian's mail archives for me
[4].
Finally, no one on this list has the powers to remove your document from
that server which is unrelated to debian.
HTH,
Johannes
[1] http://lists.debian.org/debian-www/2009/01/msg00096.html
[2] http://lists.debian.org/debian-www/2009/01/m
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Mike McCarty wrote:
> Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
>> Chris Jones wrote:
>>> Is there an altogether better/smarter/reliabl-er solution?
>>
>> IMHO, the smartest, fastest, most reliable and cheapest solution is to
>&
ainly the better algorithms to resolve dependencies and the
ability to distinguish between packages that are automatically installed
vs manually installed, that have been introduced in aptitude, but not in
apt-get.
Cheers,
Johannes
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ckages no longer available)
> please report a bug against the release-notes package (Bonus points if
> you not only report the bug, but also supply a paragraph to be added to
> the release notes).
The main difference is that aptitude is now prefered over apt-get.
YMMV,
Johannes
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