Ulrich Plate wrote:
True. But even though I've added metalog to my boot runlevel, it still
doesn't get a chance to record the earlier errors (like st, ide_tape,
ide_probe_mod and I don't know what else).
My biggest problem is to separate the real errors from the ones
triggered by that stupid
Dhruba Bandopadhyay wrote:
Please add your vote to:
http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=26452
I know. There are me,too posts all over the place, including the
forums, ever since this first happened a few weeks ago. If I was
any better at this, I'd submit patches to make it go away... Can I
Jason Stubbs wrote:
The best I've found is grepping /var/log/everything/current for
modprobe. Of course, that only includes info of what modules errors
happened after the kernel logger starts. It's not too informative
either, but maybe a starting point.
True. But even though I've added
Jason Stubbs wrote:
I get several errors about modules, including some from cardmgr.
However, as with you, everything is working fine so I haven't taken
the time to find the source yet.
On Tuesday 19 August 2003 19:28, Ulrich Plate wrote:
Is there a log for all these error messages, by
Chris I wrote:
I've seen the same when switching from a 2.4 to 2.5 kernel. I guess
something in the new mouse input system made things more sensitive.
I had to turn sensitivity and acceleration all the way down in the
gnome config. Maybe some playing with xset(1) will help?
Try
Jason Stubbs wrote:
* The console lost the | character, no matter how hard I hammer on
that key on my Japanese 106 keyboard. Works fine in X, though.
Exactly the same deal here. It's frustrating, isn't it?
Well, yes it is. And I don't have the foggiest what could be causing
this. I'll
On 2003.08.19 06:26, Ulrich Plate wrote:
Chris I wrote:
I've seen the same when switching from a 2.4 to 2.5 kernel. I
guess
something in the new mouse input system made things more
sensitive.
I had to turn sensitivity and acceleration all the way down in the
gnome config. Maybe some
I'm trying to go with the flow and do some 2.6 testing on my Vaio
PCG-R505R/GK, and I'm experiencing a number of things I don't know what
to make of. In no particular order:
* The console lost the | character, no matter how hard I hammer on that
key on my Japanese 106 keyboard. Works fine in X,
* The mouse pointer in X all of a sudden whirls around the screen like
it's on amphetamines, MUCH faster than before (pretty much the same
behaviour as in W2K on the same machine)
I've seen the same when switching from a 2.4 to 2.5 kernel. I guess
something in the new mouse input system
On 2003.08.18 19:05, Alan wrote:
* The mouse pointer in X all of a sudden whirls around the screen
like
it's on amphetamines, MUCH faster than before (pretty much the
same
behaviour as in W2K on the same machine)
I've seen the same when switching from a 2.4 to 2.5 kernel. I guess
something
On Tuesday 19 August 2003 07:40, Ulrich Plate wrote:
I'm trying to go with the flow and do some 2.6 testing on my Vaio
PCG-R505R/GK, and I'm experiencing a number of things I don't know what
to make of. In no particular order:
I've got a Vaio PCG-FR33.
* The console lost the | character, no
On Monday 18 August 2003 10:21 pm, Andrew Farmer wrote:
I've also been trying out 2.6.0-test3.
---snip---
Also, I wasn't able to make it compile correctly with modules -- the
compilation worked fine, but depmod errored out during make
install_modules. Probably my fault, though.
Not your
On Tuesday 19 August 2003 11:21, Andrew Farmer wrote:
I've also been trying out 2.6.0-test3. The new build system is great --
no more make dep! -- but I've had some trouble with it. Most notably,
some keyboard shortcuts in sawfish (I'm using sawfish with GNOME2 in a
pretty normal
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