Here's another Debian newbie question for yah.
I don't seem to have much in the /proc directory. In fiddling with alsa,
apm, etc, the HOWTO's will mention checking things in /proc. I go there
and there's nothing. How do I go about getting everything I possibly can
under /proc?
Shawn
oundcore as a module?
If that's all that alsa is requiring, can I then just install and
configure alsa? Is there some other reason to compile a kernel? It seems
excessive to me that one would have to compile a kernel to install sound
drivers.
Shawn Garbett
Whoops, using a Microsoft Windows box with Netscape
here at work, ugh. Had to fight the @[EMAIL PROTECTED] box just to give me the correct
URL:
http://www.msnbc.com/news/554789.asp
Tyrin Price wrote:
* Shawn Garbett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [05Apr01 13:17 -0400]:There's a new virus in t
There's a new virus in town. Here's the news for the mouthpiece of Bill
himself:
http://www.allnetdevices.com/wired/news/2001/04/05/motorola_set.html
It mentions an adorefind program, has anyone run this under Debian? Are
there any recommended package upgrades to prevent these latest rounds of
I want a script to be executed once at boot time, (i.e to do
/sbin/hdparm setting).
Where would this go? If I use a command like update-rc.d foo.sh default
19, then it would be executed at all init levels and at all changes of
init levels. Seems excessive to me.
Shawn
I tried alsa-config and it complained about drivers and the alsa system
not being loaded. Is there a help FAQ somewhere on getting alsa running
under Debian?
That did the trick. Thanks, John.
Summary is as follows:
Problem: After upgrading to sid, ppp quit working
Diagnosis: type 'route -n' and noticed tap0 interface in the interface list.
Solution: type 'apt-get remove diald'
Thanks to everyone who helped me with this. I've gotten several emails a
out.
How do I configure Alsa? I know what changes I need, but I don't want to
mess with Debian's upgrade process -- it's too good. I installed the
driver for my sound card in the kernel successfully.
Shawn Garbett
I forgot to mention one very entertaining detail of my Debian install.
About half way through my first couple of attempts the mouse would quit
working. I was cussing Debian's stupid mouse driver instability.
Right before I hit the magic combination that made Debian install
correctly, my mouse
mail under X and browsing. I
was figuring on trying kmail and konqueror at first. I hear bad remarks
about Netscape and Mozilla all the time. What else is there?
Shawn Garbett
D-Man wrote:
On Thu, Mar 29, 2001 at 01:43:37PM -0500, Shawn Garbett wrote:
| Maintenance issues aside, if you want an "empirical" study comparing
| perl to python, as well as C/C++ and Java, check the following link:
| http://www.ubka.uni-karlsruhe.de/cgi-bin/psview?document=/ira/200
Maintenance issues aside, if you want an "empirical" study comparing perl to
python, as well as C/C++ and Java, check the following link:
http://www.ubka.uni-karlsruhe.de/cgi-bin/psview?document=/ira/2000/5
It's the only article I've seen like it.
If you're serious about making unmaintainable co
IBM
Java installer. Is it usable with a downloaded gz file?
Shawn Garbett
When I had RedHat installed, my machine would auto-power off at
shutdown. It doesn't do that anymore. How can I enable this under
Debian? APM? ACPI? Do I need a certain kernel? Can I easily modify the
modules of the current one?
Shawn Garbett
and read one. What gives?
Shawn Garbett
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