On Wed, 14 Apr 2004, joy wrote:
> the modules for the 2.4 style kernels are different from the 2.6 ones
> and I don't think they are
> compatible ,i.e, if they compile on a 2.4 they wouldn't compile on a
> 2.6. better check for a 2.6
> compatible version of vmware. also could you tell me where you
James Miller wrote:
Though I'd like to keep using this kernel, there are a couple of things
that stand in the way: one somewhat minor, but the other a real
show-stopper. The show-stopper is vmware: for some reason, I can't get
its modules to compile under this kernel. I've done these vmware
t
well, lsmod did show:
Module Size Used byTainted: P
usb-storage75136 0
and interestingly, usbview
showed the the card reader is recognized:
http://www.shinozuka-family.com/USBViewer.jpg
but the last 2 commands return errors:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] root]#
Dear All,
I have a problem that has come up in my server.
I provide a small free popserver in Sri Lanka.
To give you a bit more details,
My server crassed with bad power supply.
I reinstalled on a new hard disk with the same version,
recovered data on the old hard disk
copied over /home/* /etc/p
I'll make this post a sort of follow-up and report of the 2.6.4 kernel
I've been asking help with over the last day or so. I'll also ask for
some further help/suggestions.
As you may be aware, I finally got my mouse cursor to respond to physical
mouse movement by loading a couple of modules and b
On Tue, 13 Apr 2004, James Miller wrote:
> Moral of the story: man with 2 kernels kills one mouse (an ancient Incan
> proverb :) ). At least for now, it is not possible for me to boot between
> 2 kernels and have a working mouse: I must use either one or the other.
> And I'll have to determine wh
I've hacked together a pseudo solution to the 2.6.4 kernel/mouse problem,
but created others in the process. The particulars of why things are the
way they are and why what I did resolved something largely escape me. But
while I still retain some scraps of insight into it, I think I'll make a
pos
perhaps even better is http://www.realvnc.com
depending on your distribution, you probably already have the server
installed. at your linux box just type "vncserver" it'll ask you for a
password for the session.
then from your webbrowser, http://your.linux.ip.address:580x where "x" is
the displ
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
I've never done this, so I don't have much info for you. But the one
thing I can think of, is you might want to make sure you are using
cygwin/X, not just cygwin. cygwin is just a port of the standard *nix
console commands (ls, cp, cat, dd, etc.), wh
On Mon, 12 Apr 2004 22:59:03 -0400
Rei Shinozuka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> also, /var/log/messages reports:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] shino]# tail -f /var/log/messages
> Apr 12 22:36:57 tuxedo kernel: cdrom: This disc doesn't have any
> tracks I recognize! Apr 12 22:37:01 tuxedo kernel: cdrom: Thi
On Mon, 12 Apr 2004, Beolach wrote:
> > I installed gpm (gives mouse cursor/action in console mode) since I've
> > used virtual terminals alot on other machines. On this one, I don't use
> > them much, so maybe I should just uninstall gpm? I did work on this 2.6.x
> > cursor problem a couple of
Hi, i could do it. I am really happy about that.
Now, what i need is to connect a window$ machine, as an X server, to a
session / window manager on a remote linux machine. I have heared about
cygwin / winx32. I am trying cygwin, but i dont understand how to set it up,
to use it, as an X server. R
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