Bob Proulx wrote:
Markus Lindström wrote:
I'm trying to find a way to make bash use ls colors by default, on all
virtual consoles. It seems my ~/.bashrc has this activated, but it only
uses it on any virtual terminal I create in X.
Please be specific. What does activated mean? Does it mean
Sarunas wrote:
What would be the proper way of upgrading a Debian system (2.4 kernel,
sendmail, apache, mysql) from Woody to Sarge?
Is editing /etc/apt/sources.list (replacing stable with sarge) and
apt-get updating + upgrading supposed to do the job?
Aren't you supposed to put testing instead of
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Katipo wrote:
On Friday 16 April 2004 01:52 am, Markus Lindström wrote:
Hi there,
I was wondering if someone could pinpoint me to some (easy) guide for
getting the audio to work in Debian. I'm currently running Sarge, and
have a SBLive card (should use the emu10k1 module). I need to know what
Well, the only thing I changed were the vertical and horizontal refresh
rates (I got them from my screen manufacturer's website). Once that was
done, X ran without problems.
Hope this helps!
//Markus.
The Packers wrote:
Hi, I'm having the same problem that you said you fixed in Debian
Hi there,
I was wondering if someone could pinpoint me to some (easy) guide for
getting the audio to work in Debian. I'm currently running Sarge, and
have a SBLive card (should use the emu10k1 module). I need to know what
packages are needed and so on, because I have no idea where to begin.
Hi there again,
I'm having some rouble mounting my NTFS partition. The actual mounting
problem goes without trouble, the thing is that only the superuser can
actually access the drive.
How can I change this?
Thanks in advance,
Markus.
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Hmmm... Doesn't seem to work! I don't get any sound, even as root.
Which kernel modules are needed to make it work? And what else could be
the trouble?
//Markus.
Mike Chandler wrote:
On Friday 16 April 2004 01:52 am, Markus Lindström wrote:
Hi there,
I was wondering if someone could pinpoint
Hi there,
I have another problem. I've installed KDE, and I've installed Synaptic.
The problem that occurs is that I can only launch Synaptic if I've
logged in as root, it doesn't work even if I've used 'su' in a Konsole
session on my own account. It seems X can only generate the windows if
Derrick 'dman' Hudson wrote:
Don't forget to include PC BIOS (MSDOS partition tables) support
(CONFIG_MSDOS_PARTITION) in the kernel's configuration. If you leave
it out, then the kernel can't read the partition table and thus can't
find the filesystem.
GREAT! That was the missing link! It boots
Hi there again, it's time for another newbie problem!
Okay, here's the rundown: I've done a dist-upgrade to unstable, and this
worked well (apparently).
I then decided to install X by installing the x-window-system package. I
configured xserver-xfree86, using default settings mostly, and tried
Problem solved. For some reason, dpkg-reconfigure didn't change the
default XF86Config-4, so I had to do it manually, and X works now.
Markus Lindström wrote:
Hi there again, it's time for another newbie problem!
Okay, here's the rundown: I've done a dist-upgrade to unstable, and this
worked
Okay, here's the deal.
I'm a newbie trying to get Debian Woody to work on my comp.
Unfortunately, the native 2.4.18 kernel shipped with it doesn't support
my network card.
On the other hand, compiling a newer 2.4 kernel resolves the problem.
BUT, I'm trying to compile a 2.6 kernel (which I've
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