Mice can not work in a new kernel 2.4.19

Hi, I have installed a Debian Woody to my new system, the kernel default is 2.2.x. Since this kernel does not support Geforce 4. I need to have the latest kernel. So I downloaded the latest kernel from debian, it is 2.4.19. After I have configure the kernel according to my system, I compiled i

which prog to configure keyboard

hi, I like to change my keyboard from 101 to 106, I remember debian ask me about what keyboard I am using. But I don't know the name of the program. I need to reconfigure again. Could anyone tell me, what is the name of the program to change the settings? thank you -- Willy [ http://web.singne

where can I find 'play' progran

hi, I am using Potato, I need to play a wav sound. Surprisingly I can not find a 'play' program. I tried to look for it in dselect, but I can't find it. I went to packages.debian.org, also no result. Can anyone tell me, what is the name of package that contains 'play' program. thank you -- Wil

strange behaviour in mail folder

hi, Yesterday I was playing with my procmailrc, and spambouncer. Since then, I can not delete the mail in my mailbox (/var/spool/mail/sutrisno). The message at the bottom ot Mutt says: "Mailbox is read-only." If I do: $ ls -l /var/spool/mail/sutrisno $ -rw-rw1 sutrisno mail 13239 Apr

Re: Memory strange behaviour

* Shawn McMahon ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > RedHat hasn't shipped a 2.4.10 kernel for 7.2. As of last Friday the > latest they'd shipped was a 2.4.9 with a ton of backports by Alan Cox, > including VM fixes. Yes, you are right, it is not 2.4.10. I have recall wrongly. > However, the real answer

Re: Memory strange behaviour

* Shawn McMahon ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > begin Willy Sutrisno quotation: > > > > I installed potato last week. For the past 1 week, I observed that potato > > very > > seldom use my swap. Previously when I was using RedHat, my comp use alot of > > swap. Some

Memory strange behaviour

hi, I installed potato last week. For the past 1 week, I observed that potato very seldom use my swap. Previously when I was using RedHat, my comp use alot of swap. Sometime even reach 100%, left my ram 80% utilize. Eventhough there is a different in the size of the swap potato - Memory: 96MB Sw

Re: gpg keyservers

* dman ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > What keysevers do people recommend using? I've got the two mentioned > in the readme in my config (keyring.debian.org and wwwkeys.pgp.net) > and so far (one day!) that has sufficed. Do people recommend using > any other servers? I am using pgp.mit.edu Is there

Re: Command Line Listing?

* Travis King ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Everything is working fine that we can see, just we dont have the GUI > (Graphic User Interface)? > Or cant execute the GUI? Our main problem is that we are new and have no clue > how to use > Linux yet. We are 99% certain that we installed it because we

Re: Howto turn off the mic at bootup

* Ren? Seindal ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Have a look at /etc/init.d/aumix. I believe there is a way to save the > sound settings and restore them at boot. Do u mean that I should put the aumix prog into /etc/init.d/ > Otherwise install setmixer. I have look through dselect, but could not find

Howto turn off the mic at bootup

hi, I have this small problem, everytime I bootup my comp. The mic is always set to the highest. I need to run aumix and turn off the mic. Is there a way to turn off the mic during bootup process? Last time when I was using other distro, I dont find this problem. The mic will turn mute by itself.