c enable string be sent to make them
use certain unusual keys in the manner you would expect. Any chance of
that in the USB arena? I'm just grasping at straws here, but I suppose
it's possible.
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OH
tirely.
This is, of course, just wild speculation at the moment. I actually have
no idea if I am on the right path or going the wrong way down a one way
street. I can assume then that if you see me running back this way fast
as I can go, the one way street has it.. ;)
Thanks for the refere
n more than one machine, no luck
even with showkey. MacOS likes the keys just fine, naturally.
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* TribFurry only gets spam mail from ucsd... I used to get email from
myself but I decided I didn't lik
ant, I may have to try building fresh CVS to be sure.
I don't know for sure if that's why Alan hasn't applied the new driver,
but it was an issue that would have broken the patch he was given which is
supposed to be fixed now. I'm thinking Rui has gotten busy in the
meantime sinc
going again,
power must be cut to the main supply for a few seconds first. Thankfully
my PSU has a real switch.
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I sat laughing snidely into my notebook until they showed me a PC running
Linux. And oh! It was as though the
is to avoid accelleration for now.
Since you have an AMD chipset, it appears the problem is not limited to
VIA. That's too bad, I was considering upgrading to an AMD board to get
around this problem (and several others too..)
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Steal this tagline. I did.
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eded to work around it and its now in the tree.
Ah, thanks Alan. I may need to consider the AMD boards seriously if I
can't get the Radeon 64 working on the KT7A in the next few weeks. I'm
hoping -ac7 will fix that.
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The prefetch to far effect
> explained the old athlon locks (step 1) people reported on all chipsets. It
> didnt really seem to explain the problem with a few via chipset boards but I
> was hopeful.
I'm considering it, but for AGP weirdness reasons. Have the USB bugs been
worked o
uggested a bunch of
things to try on dri-devel - thanks guys!) I'll post to that list what
fixed it since I know I am not the only person seeing this kind of
problem. I think some of the guys are looking into improving the docs a
bit, so maybe if I find it soon the problem and workaround
it KT7A) and don't experience anything resembling
disk corruption unless the box crashes for some other reason. I do seem
to be experiencing AGP problems in spades, but my disks at least are fine.
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<_Anarchy_
ce suggests you
consider agcc in the same class as gcc 3.0 at the moment - experimental.
Hopefully the k7 optimizations that work well will find their way into a
nice athlon subarch options in standard gcc and agcc won't be necessary.
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ff into the kernel as I do not have legacy input
devices on this system (and am proud of it! hehe)
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you are not a nutcase
You obviously don't know me well enough yet. =>
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ype: 40w 40w
My primary cable is detected as a 40w too, and it's most certainly not.
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Given some of the recent threads, the interactive discussions might
need to be conducted on
with a module parameter.
That sounds like a good idea actually, under kernel hacking perhaps? It
seems to me that the messages do indicate some kind of non-fatal problem
(that may not be true?) but I agree it is murderous to /var on a small
system. Given that I now consider a small system one with a
other key fixes the keyboard and my old
fashioned USB ball mouse ;) works fine.
> Some people suggest to switch to uhci instead of usb-uhci,
> which helps precisely because it does not have a corresponding
> printk.
I've seen similar suggestions for people with AMD-based syst
h updated the natsemi driver. I have a '311 in a P200
which worked fine before. This is an AMD box, but I suspect the problem
was the '312, not the AMD.
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"This is the element_data structure for elements
On Tue, Apr 10, 2001 at 01:00:08AM +0300, Matti Aarnio wrote:
> Dave said "remove DUL", I did that.
>
> VGER uses now RBL and RSS, no others.
Thank you, I don't believe there is anyone on this list who is likely to
object to these lists.
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ill indiscriminantly forward their users' mail to other people. Of
course if someone uses them to deliver spam they usually don't get to keep
their account long, but it's our own fault for using a relay which has
been used to send spam right?
Let's see, ORBS takes out the ISP
ek on average for false
positives. The rule that catches the most? * ! ^TOknghtbrd - perhaps the
oldest spam detector ever and it catches almost all spam without keyword
match or anything else.
Okay, end of rant, please think about it, etc.
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s.
This doesn't follow in my mind. I can't think of a case where a { ... }
would fail, but a do { ... } while (0) would succeed. The former would
also save a few keystrokes.
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// Minor lesson: don't fu
o work right, how are distributions coping with the inability to use
/linuxrc? Documentation other than that in the kernel tree which was
written in 1996 seems to be scarce.
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