Re: minimum APM kernel settings to shut off power?

Hallo, This is going to be some kind of FAQ. I had the same problem. No combination of settings for AMP were working and ACPI wasn't loaded (Sarge) at startup. I noticed at the start of dmesg some reports about that my BIOS was too old (1999 2001). That was the reason that ACPI wasn't

Wrong output from lpstat

it is a kind of stack overflow. Regards, Vincent Smeets -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of unsubscribe. Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: CUPS outputorder

Hallo, I have found the answer my self. It is CUPS FAQ number 1.7 from the site www.linuxprinting.org. Add to the PPD: *DefaultOutputOrder: reverse Vincent Vincent Smeets wrote: Hallo, I am using Sarge with CUPS and a HP DeskJet 670C printer. So far everything is working well

CUPS outputorder

Hallo, I am using Sarge with CUPS and a HP DeskJet 670C printer. So far everything is working well. The DeskJet is outputing the paper with the printed size up. This way, the first printed page of a document is at the bottum of the stack. I want to change this that the last page is printed

Re: mount previously formatted linux drive

Marty Landman wrote: At 04:13 PM 3/4/2006, Olafur Jens Sigurdsson wrote: Þann 2006-03-04, 15:35:43 (-0500) skrifaði Marty Landman: I have installed woody on hda and also mounted hdd. hdc is my cdrom and hdb is a 250gb linux drive from an old redhat installation on this box which has data

Re: Power down

Hallo, I have an old (1999) computer too. dmesg showed that the kernel does find my ACPI but doesn't use it because my bios is too old. It says something like ... bios too old (1999 2001). I now use the kernel parameter acpi=force and now the kernel is using my ACPI. Poweroff does now realy

Re: computer do not go power off automaticly

I have an old computer (1999) and there the apm module didn't work either. I now have found the solution. I checked the dmesg log and found that my computer has an ACPI, but linux isn't using it because it is too old (1999 2001). I have added the kernel parameter acpi=force and now my

Synchronize file on HD and USB stick

have the files on the stick and HD that need to be synchronized. Is there some tool in Debian for that? Thanks, Vincent Smeets -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of unsubscribe. Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Problems with apt

Hallo, I had this problem too. I had a lot of entries in the sources.list file. For every entry, apt gets the description of all the packages. Somewhere apt merges this information into one big file. For this, it needs a lot of memory which it doesn't get. I am not sure whether it needs disk

Re: ntp and dynamic IP

peers (0.0.0.0). Alle other peers are removed (unconfig) and added (addserver) again. At the end are some public available peers added, so that I always have at least 4 peers. I hope it is usefull, Vincent Smeets Ricardo Yanez wrote: my ISP disconnects me once a day, so that I won't keep