how to get gnome?

o have? Or is there a task or meta-package or sumsuch that I simply didn't see? cu, Schnobs -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Unkillable processes?

e only safe way is to try several combinations of you RAM bars. When i upgraded my machine I had the case that of my three modules, any combination of two would work fine, but not all three together. cu, Schnobs -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe

local mirror -- again

mirror of everything I find on any of my machines; will it work if I place the mirror on an NFS share and run apt-move from all machines with 'DELETE=no'? cu, Schnobs -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]

question about Debian

ough for me. Will the 'testing' distribution always be reasonably stable, and does 'stable' actually mean 'rock solid'? Or was it just my luck that I arrived at a time when woody was already mature enough to be usable? cu, Schnobs -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Fax program

elf. See http://www.hylafax.org/man/faxrcvd.html for details. One thing I did not quite understand, and one could possibly dislike: it builds its own 'pseudo-root' filesystem (/var/spool/fax/bin, /var/spool/fax/etc, and so on). Don't ask me why. I don't know. cu, Schnobs -- To UNSUB

q: noflushd won't do -- what else?

nto the disk. But this seems to be quite an endeavour, and if anyone can think of an easier way, please let me know. cu, Schnobs

noflushd

. Now, I don't want to live without logging, but consider to move the logfiles into a ramdisk and have logrotate copy them onto the disk. But this seems to be quite an endeavour, and if anyone can think of an easier way, please let me know. cu, Schnobs

noflushd

I don't want to live without logging, but consider to move the logfiles into a ramdisk and have logrotate copy them onto the disk. But this seems to be quite an endeavour, and if anyone can think of an easier way, please let me know. cu, Schnobs

audio jukebox frontend

efinitely won't be needed (as magaing them would be quite cumbersome). The hardware is readily assembled right here, and I'm able to do all this (except the "browsing" part) -- however, I'm quite at a loss now because I don't know how to shrink it to about ten buttons and a 20x4 display. cu, Schnobs

Gnome: can't login

some time, X (Gnome) started and that's where I'm stuck now. I can't imagine how or where I've messed things up. I also don't know how or where to fix it. cu, Schnobs

modules.conf et al.

RTFM" will suffice, however, I need some hint about the "M". cu, Schnobs

Re: Preparations for installing a Farm

then copy the whole disk to the others? I don't know how many things need to be set differently, but if it's just a few you could maybe produce a shell-script that queries the necessary info from your 'muppet'. Maybe that's a silly idea... cu, Schnobs

Re: installing woody -- base*.tgz?

from CD first and then upgrading to woody. Well, that's still an option... but even if I give up now, I'd like to know what I did wrong. cu, Schnobs

installing woody -- base*.tgz?

ervers directly. The only other machine with two NCs happens to be running windows only. So I want to produce either a stack of floppies or a CD with the necessary data to get started. cu, Schnobs PS: Oh yes, in my case it's the i386 architecture that matters - - if that information matters.