was a half-MB ROM. One-second boot.
My Archimedes originally only had the 800MB floppy, then upgraded to a
20MB HDD and shortly after to a 105MB SCSI HDD.
Then I upgraded my BBC B to a 42MB HDD :)
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/’: Is a directory
root@meow:/var# dd if=/var/www/ of=/media/lin50/ bs=2048
dd: failed to open ‘/media/lin50/’: Is a directory
dd is the wrong tool for that job.
You need something to copy the contents of the directory, like rsync or
just simply cp
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As mentioned by someone else, it's possibly a permissions issue on the
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test2.pdf.
find . -name *.pdf
will expand out to
find . -name test1.pdf test2.pdf
and there you get your error. But
find . -name test1.pdf
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find . -name *.pdf
will expand out to
find . -name test1.pdf test2.pdf
and there you get your error. But
find . -name test1.pdf
will remain unchanged as the shell won't try and expand the quoted
or
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for the reboot of my
brain, everybody!!
Sorry to disappoint, but $TZ is empty here, yet everything works as
expected.
If $TZ is empty the timezone setting is supposed to be automatically
taken from /etc/timezone.
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Glad you got it fixed :)
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I can't find any tuto for grub2 installed on my system.
This is a function of initramfs-tools and not of grub.
Add text to the kernel cmdline.
Which you can do by editing the /etc/default/grub file and changing
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=
to
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=text
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/home 192.168.0.0/24(rw,sync,no_subtree_check)
127.0.0.0/24(rw,sync,nosubtree_check)
(all on one line, that probably got wrapped)
No bug. Just wrong configuration.
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of the release, rather than just the internal
version number.
dom@ozzy:~$ dpkg-query -W openssl
openssl 1.0.1e-2+deb7u6
The deb7u6 is the important bit. The heartbleed bug only exists in
deb7u4 and earlier.
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forums in the Raspbian sub-forum
http://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewforum.php?f=66
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mycronfile
vi mycronfile (to edit)
crontab mycronfile
crontab -e is much easier and safer to use.
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I haven't tried dvdstyler.
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Thank you. I had been wondering why ttytter hadn't been working for a
few days and was going to investigate when I got time.
Now I don't need to :-)
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the apt-get -f install again.
If successful, reinstall apt-listbugs using apt-get after doing all
upgrades required.
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our laptops with us, I can shut down Debian in a few seconds, but
sometimes her Windows will take up to an hour with updates, making us
late for our bus/train/plane/spaceship :(
I normally run updates when I start up in the morning, but can skip it
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continuing booting to desktop (xfce). A fairly safe way of doing things.
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On 09/09/13 07:21, Joel Rees wrote:
snip code and stuff
Not sure why neither man -k nor whereis can find float.h, but it compiles okay.
dom@oz:~$ locate float.h
/usr/lib/gcc/i486-linux-gnu/4.6/include/float.h
/usr/lib/gcc/i486-linux-gnu/4.7/include/float.h
/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/numpy
asking this question in the Debian ARM list.
debian-...@lists.debian.org
The people there will probably be more familiar with what you need to
do, and all the different varieties of ARM kernels.
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auto eth9
iface eth9 inet dhcp
pre-up ( grep -q on /var/run/netstatus)
If the grep fails to find on in the file it will return 1 and the
interface won't be started.
If it does find on, it will return 0 and the interface will be started.
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Try file -s /dev/sdXn
dom@oz:~$ file -s /dev/sdb1
/dev/sdb1: sticky x86 boot sector, code offset 0x3e, OEM-ID MSWIN4.1,
Bytes/sector 2048, sectors/cluster 16, root entries 1024, Media
descriptor 0xf8, sectors/FAT 242, heads 236, hidden sectors 32, sectors
989280
the contents to see if there are certain files and
directories that look like they are part of a bootable system.
It found etc/debian_version on sdb1 and therefore assumed that /dev/sdb1
could be a bootable Debian system.
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potentially be illegal to use in some areas due to the fact the it
cracks copyright protection on media.
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Hmm, not Debian then. The /etc/mtab links or permissions may be different.
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that can directly bypass dependencies.
But the equivs package can be used to build a dummy package to satisfy them.
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Thank you for any help and sorry for the groaning!
I haven't tried this, but I think if you set up the account under
Icedove with the default ports and ignore any warnings about it failing
to connect, you can later go to the account settings and change the port
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debfile. With a little bit of wrangling that will give
you a list of files and directories to delete - although you should only
delete directories if they are empty.
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packages that depend on them too and see what autoremove will show as left.
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/sources.list and the contents of any
files under /etc/apt/sources.list.d?
Also the output of apt-get update
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| grep mysql.
It looks like mysql is not running.
Next step is to look in /var/log/mysql.log for error messages indicating
why it didn't start.
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that your login on your local box has been compromised. Check the auth
log on that to see when 'username' has been accessed.
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to the entire unit. Later a small
button was fitted which disconnected the coil and we had to hold that
down until the disk had stopped spinning.
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On 26/07/13 20:06, Ralf Mardorf wrote:
On Fri, 2013-07-26 at 19:01 +0100, Dom wrote:
On 26/07/13 17:53, Ralf Mardorf wrote:
On Fri, 2013-07-26 at 11:54 -0400, Stefan Monnier wrote:
The system in question is running from an SSD, which I assume changes your
assumptions quite a bit
for it and found nothing. What's
going on? Am I missing something?
TIA,
Isn't menuconfig just an option in the kernel source makefile? You do
make menuconfig. It's not a package.
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How do you copy files from a CD with no apparent file system (so you
can't mount it and browse to it)?
if it's an audio cd then you may use
cdparanoia
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head. The tapes are also much
bigger and wider. I've found them to be very reliable over the years.
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DLT has a single spool in the cart (the other being in the drive), a
fast moving tape and stationary read/write head. The tapes are also
much bigger and wider. I've found them to be very reliable over the
years
in as root? Was it from the Desktop login, text
console or by ssh?
The desktop doesn't allow root logins, so you need to do it from a terminal.
The command to change a password is passwd it should be in /usr/bin.
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total size. It does still write the whole file though.
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, but the i386 kernels only support Pentium
II and later now, unless you use the _486 versions.
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and j when vi
is selected as your editor with mksh?
I've never used mksh or pdksh, but when I used to use ksh on unix
systems I recall I used to have to set -o vi to enable that facility.
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? That will prevent programs
from running. I think mount defaults to noexec for optical and removable
drives, unless you specify the exec option the mount command or fstab.
Try mount -o remount,exec $mountpoint
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LANGUAGE=C dpkg -l $packagename | grep -q ^ii
will return 0 if the package is installed and 1 for any other state.
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and experimenting, but mostly
used it for command line stuff. :)
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) defaults to 1. There could be a --noburn
option to create the .iso without burning, and possibly a menu of
available images if noting is specified on the command line.
Just pondering out loud here, that's all.
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them. I used it to boot the Wheezy installer from a USB stick on a
Pentium MMX 166MHz sub-notebook with 32MB of memory and 2GB hard drive.
I only just managed to get it to install by allocating a swap partition
in the early stages of the install. But it did work :)
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that have to be
done in the right order (upgrading udev and kernel, for a start), or you
will end up with an unusable system.
It is certainly worth moving to Wheezy, as it will replace Squeeze as
Stable in the very near future.
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2064208 2064208 0 100% /
Is not that line a dead giveaway? Your / partition is full.
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) won't be supported.
My laptop shows:
dom@oz:~$ cat /proc/cpuinfo
processor : 0
vendor_id : GenuineIntel
cpu family : 6
model : 9
model name : Intel(R) Pentium(R) M processor 1600MHz
stepping: 5
microcode : 0x7
cpu MHz : 600.000
cache size
hardware. You can
replace the ChromeOS, set it up for dual-boot, or boot from USB (SD
card);the last is also trivial.
Any advice?
You'd probably get more help on the Debian ARM specific user list:
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I also use a custom locales package which has a pre-built en_GB.UTF-8
only. It saves a *lot* of time when updating my slower systems.
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that if it can be avoided.)
dpkg --purge dovecot-common
Should do the job.
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it will save the
new version with a .dpkg-new extension (iirc), and if you choose to
replace your config it'll save your version with .dpkg-old on the end.
(I think I got those the right way around)
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scratch.
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] count=[End of
last partition]
dd if=/dev/sdd of=8GB.img bs=512 count=13314047
That should be count=13314048 as the sector number starts at 0, so from
sector 0 to sector 13314047 is 13314048 sectors. It will only be an
issue if the last sector is used though.
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urs
but you can using at(1).
# echo halt | at end of world
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believe any command (other than chmod) would
override read-only for the device file.
dom@oz:~$ cat /etc/udev/rules.d/99-usb-ro.rules:
#Make USB storage devices read only
KERNEL==sd*,ACTION==add,ENV{ID_BUS}==usb,MODE=0444
dom@oz:~$#(plugs in usb storage device)
dom@oz:~$ ls -l /dev/sd*
brw-rw---T 1
additional software). Then it sees the device properly. This is usually
for Windows users.
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you'll have to make changes to match your CD-rom and where to
put the rule is a mystery (to me)...but it should get you started.
I believe the line should go in a new file called something like
/etc/udev/rules.d/99-local-rules
I haven't had a chance to test it yet
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On 31/10/12 10:42 AM, lee wrote:
Darac Marjal mailingl...@darac.org.uk writes:
On Wed, Oct 31, 2012 at 03:25:18AM +0100, lee wrote:
Hi,
how do I prevent the dvd drives from being polled by udisks-daemon? I
can kill
=$SECONDS
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256MB (I suspect
the model A will have 256MB).
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the time is being spent that just using date before
and after.
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your slow fdisk command I suspect not.
Time to backup, backup, backup, buy a new disk and transfer the data
over asap.
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On Fri, Sep 28, 2012 at 01:23:59PM +0100, Dom wrote:
It *is* possible that smartctl is mis-interpretting the status of
your disk, but given your slow fdisk command I suspect not.
Time to backup, backup, backup, buy a new disk and transfer the data
over
opened, rather
than following the old file which -f does.
Also the -F option will do similar, but won't fail if the file is
inaccessible for a while.
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It's low bandwidth and you'll be sharing the same shell session. Screen
also has the advantage that if you get disconnected, you can reconnect
to the same session again.
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There wasn't a problem, or at least not when it happened in sid.
Hm ok, I'm running testing, so things might be much different.
I'm running testing/wheezy too. This is what I get:
dom@oz:~$ aptitude show alsa-base
Package: alsa-base
State: installed
Automatically installed: no
Version: 1.0.25+2
that fakeroot is interpreting the -s option.
Can you try:
$ fakeroot -- apt-getfrom -s deb http://ftp.debian.org/debian stable \
main download debian-archive-keyring
The -- should make fakeroot pass the -s through to your apt-getfrom
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Mentioned as another alternative later in that bug report is remmina.
(grdc is now a dummy package in squeeze that depends on remmina)
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have understood that the problem with most basic users is that most
of (commercial) computer games are made for Windows. How many games
made for Linux have you seen at some store?
Maybe that will change now that Valve are starting to port all their
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properly, just prints a line of
gobbldegook followed by several blank pages.
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You should enter volume number 1.
But you should probably read the manpage more carefully. extract
/tmp/1.bak will try and restore the file /tmp/1.bak from the dump,
ie. the file you dumped to, not the contents.
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flatbed scanner
Is it a permission problem with udev or SANE or ???
BTW, the scanner doesn't look like a regular /dev entry.
Just a thought... is your user in the scanner group?
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won't match the actual location of the files *unless* you run update-grub.
In practice this won't happen very often, if at all.
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hardware accelerated
graphics working, but that is in progress I believe.
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Groups would be fine but they now require the use of Javascript and
that's a no-go feature for me.
Thanks
Before I subscribed to this list, I used to read it using Icedove as a
newsreader (I still do for some other groups).
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Hope that clears it up a bit.
It might be possible to disable the socket connection in the MySQL
config, but I haven't looked into that.
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UUIDs and no initrd ;-)
I agree there are issues with labels though, which is a pity.
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On 07/07/12 18:49, Stephen Powell wrote:
On Sat, 07 Jul 2012 12:53:27 -0400 (EDT), Dom wrote:
On 07/07/12 16:53, Stephen Powell wrote:
It's getting harder and harder to get along without an initrd these
days. Why is it so important to you not to use one? As others
have pointed out, using
On 07/07/12 16:46, Mike McClain wrote:
Hi Dom,
Thanks for your suggestions and letting me know this is still possible.
On Sat, Jul 07, 2012 at 04:56:10AM +0100, Dom wrote:
On 07/07/12 00:08, Mike McClain wrote:
snip
Is anyone running a custom kernel without an initrd with udev
a kernel specifically for one box (or a set
of similar boxen), it is a good idea to have all/most hardware drivers
built-in. I only have external peripherals (USB/cardbus devices) built
as modules.
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the bootlogd
package installed?
I ask, because around that time bootlogd was split off from
sysvinit-utils into a seperate package, which isn't installed by default.
dom@oz:~$ zcat /usr/share/doc/sysvinit-utils/NEWS.Debian.gz
bootlogd has moved from sysvinit-utils to a separate bootlogd
created a filesystem the same size as yours with mkfs.vfat, then did a
simple:
for i in $(seq 1 255);do touch Longfilename$i;done
After 173 files had been written, I got:
touch: cannot touch `Longfilename174': No space left on device
and
dom@oz:/mnt$ df -k .
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used
the question of why did /var fill up? Have you got a lot of
old deb files under /var/cache/apt/archives? These can be safely got rid
of with apt-get clean (unless you are keeping them for a reason). Also,
apt-get autoclean will prevent them being left in there after an
upgrade/install.
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, it seems the version of dpkg that is currently installed doesn't
support the Breaks: option. It must be a very old one.
I suggest that you first upgrade dpkg:
apt-get install dpkg
which should pull in the new version, then you can continue with an
upgrade and dist-upgrade.
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it could be possible to create a large file on the samba
share, format it as ext2/3/4 and mount it using the loop option. Then
you end up with samba just seeing a single file, but your box seeing an
extX filesystem with all the attributes.
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a line in /etc/php5/cli/php.ini, and when I
said to keep my version it put the new version in php.ini.ucf-dist.
(I have since moved my changes to another file and moved
php.ini.ucf-dist to php5.ini)
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2G for this week's project. Yes, that's a lot bigger
than my RAM.
in /etc/default/tmpfs:
TMP_SIZE=2147483648
(I haven't tested this one though)
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On 27/05/12 07:31, Dom wrote:
On 27/05/12 06:49, Marc Shapiro wrote:
Well, I can now connect without getting warnings, or errors. It is still
asking for my password and I can live with that for now. I will look
into authenticating without using passwords but, at least I can connect
now.
I'm
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