baldyeti wrote:
I have noticed quite a few symlinks under /etc/alternatives
pointing to some nvidia files and directories
Ideally I'd like to fix this without purging the system from
working nvidia drivers (i may transfer my graphics card later)
How would one make the links under alternatives
I have noticed quite a few symlinks under /etc/alternatives
pointing to some nvidia files and directories
Ideally I'd like to fix this without purging the system from
working nvidia drivers (i may transfer my graphics card later)
How would one make the links under alternatives point to intel
(or
hello,
as i often do, i have cloned a working partition onto a new system
the source system has an nvidia adapter with its proprietary driver
the target system has sandy-bridge HD2000, and apparently no opengl
(glxinfo reports "extension GLX missing")
can someone help diagnose and fix ?
tx!
Hi Frank and thanks for your reply,
I think i had read a similar suggestion on the net, but mountpoints
are not called usbX in my case. They are called userid/keylabel
(e.g: /media/baldyeti/my4GBkey). These are created (and deleted)
dynamically and have no corresponding line in fstab.
Anyway
Hello, under wheezy i had no problem mounting usb keys
with dolphin and reading their content. Under jessie
only root can do so (and the mount point dynamically
created under /media is owned by root indeed).
Can someone suggest a remedy ?
Thank you both !
Tim Kelley wrote, On 2015-05-01 22:38:
You just need gtk themes that provide both gtk2 and gtk3 versions.
Tim Kelley
On Fri, May 1, 2015 at 11:17 AM, lostson lost...@lostsonsvault.org
mailto:lost...@lostsonsvault.org wrote:
apt-get install gtk2-engines-oxygen
Hello, just trying out debian8 (amd64) with the KDE.
Looks real good so far, just dislike the bulky scrollbars
(e.g in iceweasel)
Can someone suggest what package(s) to install to remedy
(in earlier releases I think one needed an oxygen theme for
gtk but is it gtk2 or gtk3, and something to be
A recent thread made me aware of the availability of
LO4 in wheezy-backports. Then I started wondering what
advantages were to be gained from using this version,
given that DEB packages are provided by the upstream
developers themselves ?
Perhaps less disk space / memory bloat because system
Athlon 64 was the processor which introduced the amd64 instruction set,
so you should be able to run that if you want. If you're willing to
re-install, you might as well go with wheezy at this point.
Anyway, with a 4GB system you have to ask yourself whether you really
need that extra 10-12%
with any softwares so I stayed here. Also I know Linux
systems are able to manage more than 4 GByte of RAM with x86.
So if there is a suitable solution for me, I'd like to stay with x86
systems more.
baldyeti 2013. április 4., csütörtök napon a következőt írta:
Athlon 64 was the processor which
I noticed that files I (thought I) deleted from ntfs3g-mounted
partitions sometimes (not always) still appeared when booting
under Windows7 (under names like .fuse_hidden000nnn)
This does not happen under squeeze (nor ubuntu 12.04 for that matter)
The relevant entries in fstab look like the
Not in my version of System Settings. No such thing as Advanced.
On this here mepis system (kde 4.5.3), desktop search is under
workspace appearance behaviour
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I've performed a mostly uneventful lenny-squeeze upgrade
On bootup though I see a lot of udev-related messages scrolling
by (see below for exmaples). Can someone comment if these are
harmless and how to get rid of them ?
Nov 20 00:52:41 shoebox udevd[1076]: add_to_rules: unknown key
, Wolodja Wentland wrote:
On Sun, Nov 21, 2010 at 11:53 +0100, baldyeti wrote:
I've performed a mostly uneventful lenny-squeeze upgrade
On bootup though I see a lot of udev-related messages scrolling
by (see below for exmaples). Can someone comment if these are
harmless and how to get rid of them
Hello Mathieu,
I see the program you mention comes with a GUI.
Unfortunately I cannot suggest a good alternative.
For command-line validation though, I use the sax.Counter
example from the xerces(java) library. Since version 1.5,
the jre actually embeds a version of the very same parser,
so the
Any suggestions as to how to handle this? Should I upgrade to Lenny but
keep the old Etch 2.6.18 kernel? If so, how can I keep up with security
patches?
Perhaps you could install the etch-and-a-half kernel (2.4.24) and
get your HW working there before performing the dist-upgrade to lenny?
Not
I must have been looking in the wrong places,
but I can't figure out whether this is possible
and supported. Beta notes said the release version
would include the installer but it certainly isn't
prominently featured and easy to activate in the
KDE flavour I downloaded...
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You're not confusing the grub splash screen with the desktop background
image, are you?
I don't think so. The location mentioned by Jimmy has a 24bpp
splash image for grub-pc called moreblue-orbit-grub.png
http://blogs.koolwal.net/2008/12/16/how-to-grub2-and-grub-pc-installing-splash-images/
Hi, after an uneventful upgrade from etch, I am left with the
frivolous question of how to get the kdm theme and wallpaper
I can see used with the live CD?
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baldyeti wrote:
Hi, after an uneventful upgrade from etch, I am left with the
frivolous question of how to get the kdm theme and wallpaper
I can see used with the live CD?
You will find them in /usr/share/images/desktop-base if you can't find
them then you need to install desktop-base
I don't know about staying with 2.6.18,
but I've got etch installed working with
this nvidia chipset and a 2.6.23 kernel
(see http://mirror.home-dn.net//d-i/)
Another easy possibility is to install a
2.6.24 kernel from the Etch and a half
project (http://wiki.debian.org/EtchAndAHalf)
On
Have you looked at OTL? http://otl.sourceforge.net/
In any case you'll need Oracle connectivity middleware;
their so-called Instant Client is the easiest to install.
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backports.org currently offers 2.6.22 packages for etch.
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http://kmuto.jp/debian/d-i/
Nice to know! Thanks to those who chimed in
(well the two of you anyway ;-)
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Hello,
I haven't built a computer in over 3 years.
I seem to remember people mentioning difficulties
installing etch (or was it sarge?) from a sata dvdrom.
Is there a reason to stick to IDE(PATA) for the
cd/dvd unit or can i safely go for an all sata
(HDDVD) setup?
On a related note, is there
To install an new kernel you need package linux-image-2.6.21*. I cannot find
this for Etch at backports.org or anywhere else. (You have probably seen
linux-headers-2.6.21*).
Backports has linux-image-2.6.21-1-k7, I just installed it without a hitch.
You have to compile fuse too - see my
Thanks for your replies gents.
It seems reliability is not fully guaranteed unless
one runs under 2.6.20+ with fuse 2.6.9+. Etch fulfils
neither requirement. Apt-cache tells me I could install
2.6.21 (probably thanks to etch-backports). Do you
think the kernel upgrade would take care of fuse,
Added the necessary line to sources.list, yet apt-get
won't find the package.
# apt-get -s -t etch-backports install ntfs-3g
I cannot seem to make this work; thanks for any help.
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Can one avoid udev when installing (not upgrading) etch?
(I'd like to be able to boot occasionally with colinux,
which works fine for my current sarge, and released
colinux kernels are too old to support udev)
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Hi, I am having a hard time with an SMP system. Yet I am unconvinced
the problem is SMP related. I've installed knoppix to hard disk on
my workstation a work, a dual-Xeon Compaq Evo W6000. It's thus in
effect a debian testing/unstable setup. It hangs more or less randomly
but the freezes I see
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