Besides the name, what's the difference between ext4dev and ext4?
I'm curious because I'm planning to format a 1TB disk as ext4. It
appears that the e2fs tools already have support for ext4 (with and
without -"dev"). The problem is the latest Debian Linux image
(2.6.26.x) has support only for ext4
Rodolfo writes:
> I want to divide a video file into two pieces, or,
> more in general, cut off and select pieces of a
> video file.
Have you tried avidemux(.org)? I'm not sure how
good its MPEG1/2 support is, but I regularly use
it to edit out the ads from the MPEG4 AVI's I
record using MEncoder
2008/12/14, Rodolfo Medina :
> I need the right syntax to copy file.jpg 100 times with one command so to
> get
> 100 files named file1.jpg, file2.jpg, ..., file100.jpg.
>
> Can anybody suggest how to achieve that?
You could try something like:
cat file.pdf | tee `seq -w 0 100 | sed 's+.*+file_&.p
Is anybody here running KVM on a single-core Athlon CPU, in particular
on a newer 45W LE-series processor like the Athlon LE-1640?
My understanding is that all multicore AMD CPUs (X2, X3 or X4) support
KVM, but I'm not too sure with single-core CPUs, inasmuch as my
current 1800MHz Sempron (which I
On 2008/12/2, Ron wrote:
> On 12/02/08 04:36, Slim Joe wrote:
[snip]
>> When executing commands or programs on large files (> 100 MB),
>> the system becomes unresponsive.
[snip]
>> I suspect this is either a scheduling problem or a module conflict.
>> Is there
This is a problem that I've learned to live with since I first installed
a SATA hard disk. It afflicts two different systems, one running
Ubuntu and the other Debian.
When executing commands or programs on large files (> 100 MB),
the system becomes unresponsive. Among such commands are:
(1) sha1
On 2008/12/1, Kelly wrote:
[snip]
> I am using Sid's Radeon (not HD) 6.9.0+git20081012.c0e6cb6d-1
> with Xorg 7.4 and Mesa 7.2. I have been using Radeon for a while,
> I think since at least Radeon 6.9.0, Mesa 7.0 and Xorg 7.3.
>
> Some relevant bits from my xorg.conf (I temporarily
> have a dif
I'm using the onboard graphics of my Asus M2A-VM
motherboard, which is identified as a Radeon X1200
(RS690). XVideo works with the default open-source drivers,
although there's noticeable tearing in the video.
However, I cannot get hardware 3D acceleration to
work. I get the following console mess
I'm using the onboard graphics of my Asus M2A-VM
motherboard, which is identified as a Radeon X1200
(RS690). XVideo works with the default open-source drivers,
although there's noticeable tearing in the video.
However, I cannot get hardware 3D acceleration to
work. I get the following console mess
On 2008/10/23, Rich Healey wrote:
> Settle guys, it's a valid point that using XMPP transports is a PITA. I
> still use msn, if people want to talk to me in a free open fashion,
> email / XMPP is available to them.
>
> If they want it to be easy (especially from windows, msn is standard, i
> belie
2008/10/22, Dennis Wicks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Greetings;
>
> I have tried this on two different machines w/different kernels but
> both lenny and after I do the "modprobe vboxdrv" as demanded by vbox
> I get the message following and I have just installed latest vbox stuff.
>
> The version
Using virtualbox-ose 1.6.6-dfsg-2, I cannot run any x86_64
Linux distribution (e.g. Fedora 9). The guest OS complains
that I'm using an plain i586 machine. Is the open-source
version of virtualbox available in Debian at all capable
of running 64-bit guest operating systems? Note that I'm
using Debi
I want to make my Debian system more Ubuntu-like,
which means doing sudo or sudo-like system
administration. However when I enter my user password to
run update-manager every program in my Gnome menu that
requires root-level privileges is authenticated. That is I
can run without typing my password
On 2008/10/16, Chris Burkhardt wrote:
> Slim Joe wrote:
>> For the past four or five days I cannot see or download
>> the changelogs for any of the packages which the
>> Gnome Update Manager is supposed to install.
[snip]
> I'm experiencing the same thing (see a
For the past four or five days I cannot see or download
the changelogs for any of the packages which the
Gnome Update Manager is supposed to install. A check
with synaptic confirms the problem. When I choose
\Package\Download_Changelog I get an error like:
Failed to fetch the changelog for [*]
URI
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