I'm one of Christian Perrier's 'unsuccessful' attempts. I took his offer
seriously, but I didn't find the time for doing it. I think a Hebrew
installation could lure people, even if they aren't crazy about text
installation.
I think I can deal with the task, but it will take me a while.
Regards,
Shaul Karl wrote:
> Quoting Christian Perrier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> recent report about the
> state of the Debian-installer i18n Hebrew and Arabic issues:
>
> Arabic is near 100% but needs some work in dialog interface libraries
> to get BIDI and shaping implemented. News from this needed.
Quoting Christian Perrier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> recent report about the
state of the Debian-installer i18n Hebrew and Arabic issues:
Arabic is near 100% but needs some work in dialog interface libraries
to get BIDI and shaping implemented. News from this needed.
I tried to get in touc
Ahoy,
On 2003/02/12 23:13, I posted here a question about tracing physical
disk I/O on a Linux system:
How does one go about tracing *physical* disk I/O on Linux?
Level 1: trace physical I/O requests:
"wrote 4 sectors at offset 533624 on /dev/hda1"
Level 2: report/filter-by PID:
"PID 256 (
Actually, there was a thread here some time ago where some people
mentioned the level of FLOSS of the X drivers.
Can someone repeat those details or recall the approximate subject, or
time or some other detail which will enable me to look for that message
in the archive? I think that it was me
On Thu, Jan 29, 2004 at 08:42:42PM +0200, Alon Altman wrote:
>
>I'm still having problems with saa7134 on kernel 2.4.24 with module
> version 0.2.9.
> Anyone know how I can reset the card without rebooting?
>
What about exiting from all the relevant applications, rm the kernel
modules t
