Pia Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] uttered the following thing:
The funny thing about the RH thing is that you have to use the dd
version that 7.1 dhipped with (4.0.36), and otherwise it could be any
components, in any configuration. Weird...
The reason for that particular version of dd is because
My first kernel panic after an apt-get upgrade (udev strikes again...)
How do I get debian to totally verify itself. I lost libX11 and also
udev packages in the crash, it says it is installed but it just is not.
I have forced the install `apt-get install --reinstall udev libx11-6`
but I want
* David Gillies ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I can input in the crossword from keyboard with[out] any issues. I'm using
Blackdown Java 1.4.2 from here:
http://jrfonseca.dyndns.org/debian
St George online banking is fine using this as well.
OK, thanks David. It works here now,
Hi all,
Has anyone had any experience using any of the Apple monitors on a Linux
box?
I've been offered a 17 Apple Multiscan 1705 (in v.good condition) for
$50 but an a bit leery of whether or not they're supported. I've checked
the Mandrake site (I have Mandy 10), but that's been no use and
I've been offered a 17 Apple Multiscan 1705 (in v.good condition) for
Anyone have any experience/information/knowledge?
You would want to know the resolution and scan rate settings of the
monitor beforehand and be confident in X configuration (scan rates,
resolution, etc)
If this is coming
Ken Foskey wrote:
My first kernel panic after an apt-get upgrade (udev strikes again...)
How do I get debian to totally verify itself. I lost libX11 and also
udev packages in the crash, it says it is installed but it just is not.
I have forced the install `apt-get install --reinstall udev
On Thu, 2004-12-02 at 23:16 +1100, Ken Foskey wrote:
My first kernel panic after an apt-get upgrade (udev strikes again...)
How do I get debian to totally verify itself. I lost libX11 and also
udev packages in the crash, it says it is installed but it just is not.
I have forced the
Sluggers,
seeing as we are on the subject
I've got a nice diagram in dia, that I'd like to put on a web page, I've
been exporting it as a PNG and that works find except that I'd like the
background to be transparent instead of white. With antialiasing to
transparent insted of to white. Does
convert -transparent white in.png out .png
might do it ..
On Fri, 3 Dec 2004, Peter Rundle wrote:
Sluggers,
seeing as we are on the subject
I've got a nice diagram in dia, that I'd like to put on a web page, I've been
exporting it as a PNG and that works find except that I'd like the
How can I work out the device name of a USB device?
So, I plug in my USB device. I see the device in usbview. How can I
work out what node in the /dev/ tree has been mapped to the device I
just plugged in?
Thanks.
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Using Gentoo Linux, kernel 2.6.10, most of kernel functionality compiled as
modules.
I have usbd - the USB Daemon installed which does some magic for me.
and in the /etc/fstab, I have the following entry
# USB Device 1
/dev/sda1 /mnt/usbauto
I'm building a new system, and I want to rsync my home directory from the
old one which will ultimately be discarded.
I've deleted all files in my home directory from the new system EXCEPT,
the dot files such as .bashrc etc
Is there an easy way to rsync without destructively blowing away .
On Fri, Dec 03, 2004, David wrote:
Is there an easy way to rsync without destructively blowing away . files?
Does this have to be managed manually?
There are a few ways that might work depending on the situation (see the
man page for command line arguments):
- rsyncing with the --exclude
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