Ok, let's see if I can remember how I got my Palm working ;-)
UDEV: /etc/udev/rules.d/10-udev.rules
BUS=usb, SYSFS{serial}=PalmSN12345678, NAME=pilot, MODE=0666
The MODE paramter is VERY important! There had been some changes in this
area recently.
And just to be sure add a permission
On Sat, 13 Aug 2005 01:53:41 -0400, Walter Dnes wrote:
I hate when this happens. I know that I read somewhere in the docs
that you can take a tarball of an app that doesn't have a Gentoo ebuild
and incorporate it into your world file, so that it knows at least
that the app is installed,
Im having problems compiling newer 'stable' versions of kopete with the tests
active. It dies on kpasswordtest. Any kde gurus able to tell me why? I didnt
really understand the source.
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Alaska:
A prelude to No.
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Greetings.
I recently made the mistake of upgrading something. Every time I do
this I manage to break something else. I upgraded gtk+ and now when I
try to run audacity I get:
audacity: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libwx_gtk2-2.4.so: undefined
symbol: _gtk_accel_group_attach
For kicks I
Hi,
I been moving my gentoo system to other partition (ran out of space).
My old partition ran reiserfs 3.6 and due to this discussion, I've
decided to run ext3 in the new partition. Still to find out if it was a
wise decision...
Anyway, the first thing I noticed was this:
# df
/dev/hda1
On Sat, 13 Aug 2005 11:29:18 +, Fernando Meira wrote:
# df
/dev/hda1 10080488 4406076 5162344 47% /mnt/gentoo
/dev/hda4 4763112 3948116 814996 83% /mnt/old
With exactly the same things in both sides, it seems that ext3 requires
*much* more space ~450M.
Can this be right, or I messed
Hi,
that lzma is quite impressive!!
Is not my purpose to hijack this topic, but I was wondering if anyone
is kind enough to give me some comments about linux magazines. I been
looking into that for some time, but not enough to subscribe one, as I
wish to do. I know about Linux Journal and Linux
Ok, so then reiserfs is a good choice when disk-space is a limitation.
In the Gentoo Handbook is stated that reiserfs greatly outperforms ext3
when dealing with some files, often by a factor of 10x-15x. But what
about big files?
I might just redo my moving process and turn the new partition to
On Sat, 2005-08-13 at 12:13 +, Fernando Meira wrote:
Hi,
that lzma is quite impressive!!
Interesting, there is an .ebuild in the source too ;) It's not in
portage, however.
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On Sat, 13 Aug 2005 12:24:06 +, Fernando Meira wrote:
Ok, so then reiserfs is a good choice when disk-space is a limitation.
In the Gentoo Handbook is stated that reiserfs greatly outperforms ext3
when dealing with some files, often by a factor of 10x-15x. But what
about big files?
It
ive used lzma for a while in windows using 7zip but have not had much
time to test it in linux using p7zip yet. (emerge p7zip)
On 8/13/05, fire-eyes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, 2005-08-13 at 12:13 +, Fernando Meira wrote:
Hi,
that lzma is quite impressive!!
Interesting, there is
fire-eyes wrote:
Sounds like P7 doesn't have the capability to remember user names group
names etc, definately a i'd try it killer for me.
If it's anything like gzip or bzip2 then the compression algorithm does not
need to support anything like usernames or groups. That stuff is handled by
On Fri, Aug 12, 2005 at 05:47:22PM +, Stefan K?gl wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i've found that i could not access the mounted
directory with non-root users.
1. i chown directories under /mnt to the user,
but so long as i mount, the permission of the
specific dir will be
On Saturday 13 August 2005 06:26 am, Adrian wrote:
Greetings.
I recently made the mistake of upgrading something. Every time I do
this I manage to break something else. I upgraded gtk+ and now when I
try to run audacity I get:
audacity: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libwx_gtk2-2.4.so:
On 13 August 2005 12:29, Fernando Meira wrote:
Hi,
I been moving my gentoo system to other partition (ran out of space).
My old partition ran reiserfs 3.6 and due to this discussion, I've decided
to run ext3 in the new partition. Still to find out if it was a wise
decision...
Anyway, the
Hi,
I am wondering if anyone got some experiences with accessing a
digicam (see subject) under Linux.
when I connect the camera to the firewire port of my notebook I see
in /var/log/messages:
Aug 13 20:15:20 p7010 ieee1394: Current remote IRM is not 1394a-2000
compliant, resetting...
Aug 13
hi,
since my motherboard suddenly die I decide to buy a amd64 processor.
well, everything is fine, even gnome, mplayer, firefox, etc..
I did installed kdetv for use with my bt878 board and actually video
is ok, but I can't get sound to work.
In the oldest athlon-xp with kernel
Hello everybody,
After booting the 2005.1-min-install CD I browsed the
contents for awhile and thought I'd try to setup
dial-up by copying over the appropriate files from
/etc/ppp/ on another drive. So I mounted that drive
then, I'm not sure if it was immediately after that or
what, all my
Jerry McBride wrote:
One side note, 7za does not record user/group
info... It's a shame too as this make it pretty much useless in most linux
backup scenarios.
So what's the problem? You'll be using something like tar | 7z or whatever
the command for lzma is. I mean, tar handles ownership
On Sat, 2005-08-13 at 11:49 -0300, Norberto Bensa wrote:
So what's the problem? You'll be using something like tar | 7z or
whatever
the command for lzma is. I mean, tar handles ownership and
permissions. Or am
I missing something?
I could be missing something, my brain isn't working right
On Sat, 13 Aug 2005 17:59:25 -0500, Michael Swanson wrote:
Is this technique of umask=0 safe to use on an NTFS volume? I want to
mount an NTFS drive on my desktop so that a regular user can access it.
Is there a similar way to mount it with only read permissions,
seeing as writing to
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