on desktop
Click Apply
Wait for KDE to action this
Set tick-box Show icons on desktop
Click Apply or OK
Should be back to normal.
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The leading - is needed for PGP.
So, Emacs rightly assumed that that's meant as a sig separator.
No, because there was - -- and not - -- .
FWIW, Thunderbird (1.5.0.12) also interprets this string - -- as a sig
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with a few changes for 10.3
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NB - I allowed network access and remote repositories, so the kernel
loaded for the installed system was newer didn't show the problem.
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Am Mittwoch 26 September 2007 schrieb richard (MQ):
I had this too, bug #327513 which was also marked as a duplicate of
#327612 - not too helpful, is it, when you are trying to install! My fix
(see my bug!) was to boot the installer with 'brokenmodules=pata_via'.
It might be a different
Warren Stockton wrote:
On Wednesday 26 September 2007 10:34:13 Richard (MQ) wrote:
You're welcome. I think your best bet is to wait for RC2!
RC2 has already been sync'd to OSS-Factory and won't be sent out as ISO's (as
already mentioned in other emails).
Quite so - culpe mea. My memory
is that DVDs are too small for making backups of a 300
GiB
HD :-(
Quite so. Even HD DVDs (when they finally become mainstream) are tiny in
comparison.
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Andreas Vetter wrote:
On Sat, 22 Sep 2007, Richard (MQ) wrote:
YaST's hardware info says it's using pata_via for the hard discs.
I think this is a bug in pata-via and have accordingly opened
bug #327513
And indeed booting installer with 'brokenmodules=pata_via' seems to
fix the problem
mount and
umount voluntarily encrypted filesystms via fstab, as previously?
Looks like the crypto modules aren't loaded - try (as root of course)
# modprobe twofish
# modprobe cryptoloop
and then re-try your mount.
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Richard (MQ) wrote:
Looks like the crypto modules aren't loaded - try (as root of course)
# modprobe twofish
# modprobe cryptoloop
and then re-try your mount.
I should have also said -
Assuming this works, add these lines to /etc/init.d/boot.local
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?)
mount -o ro -t xfs /dev/loop0 /mnt/dvd.crypta.x
I use encrypted CDs and DVDs too, usually I generate a random file and
loop-mount it, save an accompanying md5 to check if it refuses a
mount. Usually it's because it's scratched or dirty, or I have the wrong
password.
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wouldn't take very long if they ever wanted to...
A lot of people take essentially no backups, and many of those who do
take them leave unprotected data lying around. Not very sensible really!
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to 4.3G. I'm trying to continue but suspect that
once power is cycled it will be very unhappy.
4.3GB looks suspiciously like 2**32 bytes - maybe a bug where something
uses ulong where it needs more bits?
Anyone else see this?
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Juan Erbes wrote:
2007/9/22, Richard (MQ) [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Trying to do a 'new installation' of 10.3 RC1 on my primary test
machine, for these tests I use a second 10GB HD sdb (first HD sda has
10.2 and 'another' OS on it).
First time round, installer complained it couldn't read partition
... (this added to bug report too)
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jdd wrote:
richard (MQ) wrote:
Earlier versions of SuSE / OpenSuSE ran (albeit slowly) on low-end
machines - YaST installation detecting the lack of RAM and requesting
swap before continuing.
Tried 10.3 Beta-1 (KDE single CD) on one such (Pentium-1, 133 MHz, 80 M
RAM, 2G HDD with swap
Richard (MQ) wrote:
jdd wrote:
richard (MQ) wrote:
Earlier versions of SuSE / OpenSuSE ran (albeit slowly) on low-end
machines - YaST installation detecting the lack of RAM and requesting
swap before continuing.
Tried 10.3 Beta-1 (KDE single CD) on one such (Pentium-1, 133 MHz, 80 M
RAM
...
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Steffen Winterfeldt wrote:
On Wed, 22 Aug 2007, richard (MQ) wrote:
Earlier versions of SuSE / OpenSuSE ran (albeit slowly) on low-end
machines - YaST installation detecting the lack of RAM and requesting
swap before continuing.
Tried 10.3 Beta-1 (KDE single CD) on one such (Pentium-1, 133
Steffen Winterfeldt wrote:
On Wed, 22 Aug 2007, Steffen Winterfeldt wrote:
On Wed, 22 Aug 2007, richard (MQ) wrote:
Thanks for the suggestion but no joy. I tried this both in standard and
'safe settings' installation, also 'rescue system' - still does a kernel
panic at the same place
it runs (as on my other test machine) it looks really good!
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power-down.
More machines to test on tomorrow... Hope this helps.
I repeat - it looks really great!
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generally do (or would if FTP install
weren't broken ATM).
The mini-iso is ideal for this, though in my experience it's usually
possible to use one that's from any recent version (maybe someone will
point out an error in doing this!?)
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(last night) very slowly, the
full x86 DVD and the delta both completed by the time I got in from work
(so must be 24 hours). Both will be left seeding for a fortnight or
so, maybe longer but it's only an Alpha.
Time now to try it out...
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;
defaults when unset: LVM, separate /boot (ext2), /home (ext3), swap, ...
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jdd wrote:
Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
How many people are interested in running a smallish text-only(?) SUSE
system on 128MB RAM?
many
+1
(bring back SUPER and Micro-SuSE ?)
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Dominique Leuenberger wrote:
Reply on 06-12-2006 9:46:09
BTW: The Lindows debacle should serve to remind us what can happen when
the beast from Redmond considers itself (or its income streams!)
threatened...
Don't get this one: lindows got quiet a bunch of Money from Microsoft, so
jdd wrote:
houghi a écrit :
On Wed, Dec 06, 2006 at 02:04:37PM +0100, jdd wrote:
Birger Kollstrand a écrit :
I wonder if there is an interest in making a openSUSE Home Server
solution?
there is, of course, I have even a hole course on it
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