type 'mount' in a terminal and look for filesystems.
One of them will be low - < 200MB or even less of space.
One possibility is '/boot', which is where kernel initramfs' are built
and saved. These can add up to quite a bit of space.
-Rob
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Denis Crowdy wrote:
> When I try
> and "aptitude remove" said package, it thrashes for ages copying
> files, then runs out of space. Have tried with 5Gb to 20Gb of free
> space, and the same occurs each time, leaving a crapped out package
> situation so new packages can't be installed.
5Gb and i
I should add that I'm removing that package because we actually boot
from an earlier kernel...
Denis
On Tue, Jun 2, 2009 at 2:28 PM, Denis Crowdy wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Have been helping a student migrate to linux (ubuntu) lately - hp dv4
> laptop so all sorts of sound troubles until we went back
Hi all,
Have been helping a student migrate to linux (ubuntu) lately - hp dv4
laptop so all sorts of sound troubles until we went back to Intrepid.
Various people had a go at fiddling with it (all in an attempt to get
sound going) and we ended up with a machine with the backport drivers
(linux-bac
Marghanita da Cruz writes:
> Sridhar Dhanapalan wrote:
>
>> Yes, it's a slight derivation of the script we used at LCA2007, which uses
>> ffmpeg2theora. It's worked well for us so far. If there's a problem, I
>> suspect it's with the installed copy of ffmpeg2theora.
>
> There are a couple of other
Sridhar Dhanapalan wrote:
Yes, it's a slight derivation of the script we used at LCA2007, which
uses ffmpeg2theora. It's worked well for us so far. If there's a
problem, I suspect it's with the installed copy of ffmpeg2theora.
There are a couple of other possible causes:
*as Martin suggested
Peter Rundle writes:
> Daniel Pittman wrote:
>
>> Oh. This is a VE inside a Virtuozzo system? (The commercial version of
>> OpenVZ, specifically, and a "containers" solution.) Your ISP response
>> isn't terribly technically accurate, then.
> [snip]
>
> Thanks again for the information, I was to
Yes, it's a slight derivation of the script we used at LCA2007, which
uses ffmpeg2theora. It's worked well for us so far. If there's a
problem, I suspect it's with the installed copy of ffmpeg2theora.
2009/6/2 Ken Wilson :
> ffmpeg2theora script from SLUG website that is a derivative of the scrip
Daniel Pittman wrote:
Oh. This is a VE inside a Virtuozzo system? (The commercial version of
OpenVZ, specifically, and a "containers" solution.) Your ISP response
isn't terribly technically accurate, then.
[snip]
Thanks again for the information, I was told that it was a Virtual Machine but
Mark Walkom wrote:
I've been battling with some issues with our install of 1.38 (etch, stable
release) and I cannot seem to get the backups back on track.
Rather than submit the list to the rather long problem and ensuing configs I
figure I'd ask first.
Essentially the problem is that bacula app
ffmpeg2theora script from SLUG website that is a derivative of the
script from LCA Sydney i think.
Ken
Jeff Waugh wrote:
This time to the list :(
Looks like there's an ugly encoding issue going on... the audio seems fine,
but the video goes nuts in mplayer (and gstreamer just seems to igno
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