countries. This depends on when they were filed and the local
rules for patent expiry.
IBM or Unisys patent? Both of them have a patent. Don't ask me how
that happened. Stupid USPTO.
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for this feature. It's not required because
well it doesn't break konqueror from working it just breaks this
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things to work out of the box on a reliable basis
buy hardware that the manufacturer releases the specs or the source to
the drivers. Better yet a vender that supports open source projects
like XFree86. You *CAN* find vendors like this now.
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user and
logging in as that user. I'm willing to be you can't replicate it if
you do that.
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PDT
Install date: Mon 09 Sep 2002 10:32:39 PM PDT Build Host:
occipital.brain.org
Group : Networking/Instant messaging Source RPM:
everybuddy-0.4.3-3mdk.src.rpm
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% theme/style compatibility). So
what's the difference between fluxbox and blackbox then? The answer is: LOTS!
Have a look at the homepage for more info ;)
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- Added bugfix1 patch.
Which does what?
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zip/unzip is one of those it's nice to have packages but not required.
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unless there is a good reason the
dependency is removed. I see no reason to increase the stupid
dependencies. It's not that hard to install the appropriate packages.
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On Tue, Sep 10, 2002 at 08:56:04PM +0200, Lenny Cartier wrote:
On Mon, Sep 09, 2002 at 10:46:22PM -0700, Ben Reser wrote:
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- Added bugfix1 patch.
Which does what?
/ 0.1.11 bugfix 2 patch / 2002.09.10-12:20 CET
Get
the choir
to join the church. And probably asking for a whole lot more faith than
people have to give...
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world so I see interoperatability with windows stuff as
an advantage for Mandrake.
unrar isn't in the distro because it isn't free software.
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### [100%]
mke2fs 1.27ea (14-Mar-2002)
mke2fs 1.27ea (14-Mar-2002)
THis is normal. mke2fs outputs this when the initrd is created. Only
way to get rid of it is to capture the output which would like mask
error messages.
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to recall that changing the
setting in the app doesn't stop it you have to make the change in
kcontrol.
No idea on the internationalization.
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module...
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no such file on my harddisk.
It's a configuration file for SASL. Go read the postfix-sasl
documentation on mandrakesecure:
http://www.mandrakesecure.net/en/docs/postfix-sasl.php
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it. If it was then all the distros would
already be doing it and the Immunix patches would have been merged into
the mainline gcc.
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, Release Canidates, and the final releases are just snapshots of
where cooker stood at a particular time. When the snapshot occurs is
a decision that Mandrake makes behind the sense. So you're basically
right about how it goes.
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. If this is so beneficial why has it not be included into
the gcc main? Even if it was just an option to turn on.
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/partnerships/2268
I would imagine it will go through a porting process similar to what PPC
does. Which is that basically yeah it will get rebuilt on that arch.
Tested. Any issues will get patched.
As far as ia64. Well I'm not sure what Mandrake's intention is there.
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happened since 9.0rc1. 8.1 and 8.2 installs went fine.
You might want to provide a copy of the /root/install.log and
/root/ddebug.log files. Put them on a website somewhere and provide a
link. Then post it here. That will make your bug report much more like
to be responded to.
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lilo
Don't reboot until you do this.
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doesn't build for x86-64 can simply be compiled for
IA-32 as a workaround.
Of course. I wasn't making any comments about the speed of it being
done... :)
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Sep 18 09:44
MandrakeLinux-9.0rc3-inst-2.i586.iso
[root@stream i586]# md5sum -c md5sums.9.0
MandrakeLinux-9.0rc3-inst-1.i586.iso: OK
MandrakeLinux-9.0rc3-inst-2.i586.iso: OK
MandrakeLinux-9.0rc3-i18n.i586.iso: OK
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to be a reason
for it. Even if it is the attitude fear that I have about it.
We certainly should take advantage of analysis that other distros have
made of the technology in determining if we should implement it. Don't
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to upgrade kernel the system can't find loopback driver for the
current running kernel.
Maybe it's more like a problem with upgrading MAKEDEV or dev and not
rebooting before upgrading the kernel? Or some other interaction with
those packages?
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On Thu, Sep 19, 2002 at 02:31:42PM +0200, Guillaume Cottenceau wrote:
This doesn't interest us as it's only a workaround for the
problem - it doesn't help us understand the causes of the
problem.
gc don't be obtuse. He seemed to be asking for a workaroudn too...
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Remind? I've never seen this before and can't find it anywhere in the
cooker archives. But thanks anyway. It's still not nearly as useful as
the ls-lR.
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clients. Your message is under a thread about a kernel
problem. Myself and others have been known to just Delete entire
threads that aren't interesting. Which means your message might not be
seen by some people.
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is other people ask for it someone will actually
do it.
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a queue lifetime of
10 days.
It's not 2. I get messages that are bouncing from messages that I am
just sending (the bounces include the message text). Of course you've
probably noticed this yourself after sending this message.
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On Thu, Sep 19, 2002 at 02:24:56PM -0700, Todd Lyons wrote:
Ben Reser quoted on Thu, Sep 19, 2002 at 10:10:52AM -0700 :
[warly@ke plf]$ rpmmon -V -p xemacs
Ben, can you add an option to your webpage to make it spit out that
extra little bit of info? Be really fancy and make
linux-2.4.19-01-fix_kmap2.dif
linux-2.4.19-01-fix_kmap3.dif
there are a bunch of other patches that might also help with deadlocks
on HIGHMEM, but the descriptions are not clear.
Ben Reser wrote:
On Thu, Sep 19, 2002 at 08:34:07AM -0500, SillyZ wrote:
urpmi.addmedia CD1 file://rpms
added
and reinstall evething (except home)?
If I donload and install the RC3,
How to update with the final release only the necessary packtes?
Should be able to. But no guarantees. Fresh installs are always ideal.
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FontPath /usr/share/fonts/default/Type1
FontPath /usr/share/fonts/ttf/decoratives
FontPath /usr/share/fonts/ttf/western
Then restart X and see if it still happens.
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. But I think the above actions would definitely be seen in a
more positive light than simply stackguarding a few apps.
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it.
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/pipermail/plf-discuss/2002-June/000499.html
It contains a work around for this problem.
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asked a question that has been
covered many many many times on this list. Check the archives before
you post. But read this thread and it will answer your question:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=mandrake-cookerm=101702020405529w=2
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. But I'm using
it on a uniprocessor box that has 1.5GB of RAM.
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If this sounds like a good idea for kernel-source, I would be willing
to contribute the work of altering the specfile to handle this
operation. I am going to do this for a specfile right now in fact.
It would be nice to have it rolled into the distro though.
Sounds nifty to me.
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with WAY bigger problems). I would be happy to send my
changes in for approval so you can add them if you like.
Look at /usr/share/ldetect-lst/pcitable
I think you can add a file to pcitable.d with just the definition you
want. But honestly I've never messed with these files.
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have to rebuild apps unless the major changes
on libraries they use.
Even if glibc required a rebuild for a kernel that wouldn't necessarily
require a rebuild of the apps that depend upon glibc because glibc's
interface probably wouldn't change.
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don't wait
until the RC to report bugs you see in the betas.
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Network Wizard as it will not let
you type it in. How can I either
Add it to the /usr/lib/linuxconf/kmodule.list
Hopefully daouda will update the RPM for you.
See what happens when you give a good explanation of the issue. You get
a good response. :)
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... But that was for other issues.
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send
me what you do have... Please do so off list...
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and then check
Load Volumes on login. This should get you the volumes you want on
future reboots.
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a beta. Waiting till an RC is up is a guaranteed way to ensure that
there won't be enough time to meet the schedule and resolve your issue.
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solution is to set arts not to stop
running and use soundwrapper on everything that uses sound. This
basically ensures that all the sound is going through arts. esd apps
end up running under artsdsp and work properly.
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that. Instead users have to put a degree of effort
into figuring out why their hardware isn't working.
And this is certainly not a different situation for any of the other
Linux distributors.
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works fine for me in MDK 8.2 on the same hardware using ALSA drivers.
I have the same issue on a VIA8233. I think it's an esd bug... I work
around it via the method that I explained earlier.
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high quality
drivers for their hardware this is going to be an issue.
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problems.
Face it. There will be bugs and there will be tradeoffs. Mandrake does
the best that they can.
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this is minor. Most users will
have their network card detected and setup by the installer.
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On Sun, Sep 22, 2002 at 11:03:09AM +0800, Leon Brooks wrote:
Perhaps we can do a `9.0Q Download Edition' which is Cooker from a week or
fortnight after release? (-: Q as in Quiet or Quiescent :-)
Isn't that what mandrakefreq and updates are for?
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personally haven't
tried it. I don't really care I'm not so lazy that I can't press the
power button.
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program that
needs to be moved to the root partition).
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On Sat, Sep 21, 2002 at 11:31:17PM -0400, Levi Ramsey wrote:
On Sat Sep 21 19:58 -0700, Ben Reser wrote:
However, I doubt this will get fixed till *AFTER* 9.0's release in
cooker. We are in a freeze and frankly this is minor. Most users will
have their network card detected and setup
to cooker mail list there is much I do not know about it. I
will strive to learn more and please forgive me all, I am not rude I am
just ignorant.
You're forgiven. :)
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it
will come back.
Okay isn't that what the club RPMS are for? :P
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On Sat, Sep 21, 2002 at 11:53:06PM -0400, Yura Gusev wrote:
What about zenith or checkmate?
I vote for done :P
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On Sun, Sep 22, 2002 at 04:32:51AM +, SI Reasoning wrote:
If the club rpms are for stabilizing 9.0, doesn't that punish boxed set owners?
No since the free club RPMs are provided in the unsupported tree.
Look for the MandrakeClub dir.
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on Friday and that they are
waiting through the weekend to see if there are any issues...
At least gc made it seem that way:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=mandrake-cookerm=103254118401987w=2
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there) - although VMware isn't
supposed to support SB Live! Value, Mandrake 8.0 worked
fine...
soundconfig is redhat's configuration tool and isn't really supported by
Mandrake. Use draksound.
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md5sum's.
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issue. There are tons of users using ps/2 mice. If
there was a large problem with PS/2 mice we would have heard more about
it.
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by |_| . see this yourself @ :
www.ynet.co.il it's the most visited israely site it's like cnn in israel .
I now this time I will also got no answer , but it worth another third try ;-(
I'm willing to be this is a KDE bug. Report it to http://bugs.kde.org/
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driver then I'd get
the same problem with artsd. And I don't. This *ONLY* happens with
ESD. And while ESD doesn't have code for specific sound cards in it. I
do believe it has code to determine the playback rate automatically.
This is more than likely what is bugged...
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On Sun, Sep 22, 2002 at 09:15:43PM +0200, Frederic Crozat wrote:
Le Sun, 22 Sep 2002 11:23:42 +, Ben Reser a écrit :
On Sun, Sep 22, 2002 at 11:52:54AM +0200, Frederic Crozat wrote:
My bet would be a bug in VIA8233 sound driver.. There is absolutely NO
code for one specific soundcard
is why I said it wasn't a big deal...
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=nomount
If it does then it's a problem with devfs... but I highly doubt this.
devfs finds out about what hardware is present from the kernel and it
would seem that your kernel doesn't think you have a /dev/psaux device
on your system.
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On Sun, Sep 22, 2002 at 10:21:41PM +0200, Svetoslav Slavtchev wrote:
i think we should wait for a new kernel
with support for the new boards with KT333 KT400
is your product id the same ( lspci -vv)
cooker supports the KT333 just fine. That's what I have and it works
just fine.
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someone off.
Thought you guys might want to have the opportunity to change that
before going gold.
You mean the star?
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have
the installer crash for a bunch of people who probably don't even have
ISA on their machine.
So doing what you ask would probably make for a less world class
installer
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looks like some conflicting hardware. Not a bug.
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chose the Threaded OSS driver in aRts?
I used tried all 3 options for arts. All three worked just fine.
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terribly surprising to me...
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: Virtual|Hub [] (vendor: device:)
unknown : hp|photosmart 100 [Printer|Printer|IEEE 1284.4 compatible
bidirectional] (vendor:03f0 device:3802)
unknown : Virtual|Hub [] (vendor: device:)
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THe 8233 works just fine. The mixer sets default to muted. So you have
to turn the volume up before you can hear any sound though.
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On Mon, Sep 23, 2002 at 10:37:21AM +0200, Svetoslav Slavtchev wrote:
is VT8235 =? VT8233A
I don't think so.
i don't see an integrated via-rhine(VT6103) ?
Sorry missed that you were asking about the LAN. Just thought you were
having issues with KT333 boards in general.
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is in contribs... don't think it'll be on the CDs. And it was
in conrib for 8.2:
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it probably is a bad burn.
And don't reply to existing threads to start new ones it messes up
threading.
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LaserJet 6P, Foomatic +
ljet4 driver.
Wonder what driver/printer he has and is using...
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to update gnupg it's too late to update gabber. It'll
make the errata list and gnupg can probably be added to updates.
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with
their specific configs in there.
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either doesn't support them or does so poorly (not sure which).
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people will search the archive and not ask the
same question. So while it may not help the particular person asking
the question right away. It may help other people.
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than likely not a unique bug to Mandrake.
Report it to KDE: http://bugs.kde.org
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bug report about XFDrake and multihead setups after release if the issue
is still there.
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thinking about updating you might want to wait a
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drivers with no fuss or lockups.
I don't think that's what he meant. A lot of cards have a disk with a
DOS utility on it that lets you set the IRQ and io ports on the card.
This is how the IRQ and io ports are changed on jumperless boards when
you want to use it with a non-PNP OS.
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. They are
undoubtably not unique to Mandrake.
http://bugs.kde.org/
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