Olá John e a todos.
On Friday 13 February 2009 22:03:30 John Moser wrote:
1. Ship -generic as an i686 kernel with PAE, so that NX works
2. Ship -legacy as an i486 kernel without PAE
From what I've read on the ubuntu-kernel ML the idea is to cut down on the
number of available kernels.
Your
Olá Remco e a todos.
On Sunday 15 February 2009 14:41:54 Remco wrote:
Someone on this list said that the Windows kernel intercepts this key
sequence and then tells the login screen that it has been pressed
Not sure how safe that was/is.
When I used to use windows on my old laptop, I didnt
One trick I've used quite a few times, was to test to see if the
nvidia restricted drivers would work on a machine before installing by
doing the following:
1) booting a live cd
2) installing the restricted drivers
3) pressing ctrl+alt+backspace to load them
Will this be possible in 9.04 without
ma, 2009-02-16 kello 11:51 +, Odysseus Flappington kirjoitti:
One trick I've used quite a few times, was to test to see if the
nvidia restricted drivers would work on a machine before installing by
doing the following:
1) booting a live cd
2) installing the restricted drivers
3)
hi,
On Mo, 2009-02-16 at 11:51 +, Odysseus Flappington wrote:
One trick I've used quite a few times, was to test to see if the
nvidia restricted drivers would work on a machine before installing by
doing the following:
1) booting a live cd
2) installing the restricted drivers
3)
2009/2/16 Lars Wirzenius l...@ubuntu.com:
ma, 2009-02-16 kello 11:51 +, Odysseus Flappington kirjoitti:
One trick I've used quite a few times, was to test to see if the
nvidia restricted drivers would work on a machine before installing by
doing the following:
1) booting a live cd
2)
Hi Odysseus
Odysseus Flappington wrote:
I'm just kinda asking how to restart X without rebooting the computer,
so that I can test nvidia drivers in a live cd session..
I take it there must be a way from the command-line.. Oliver suggested
logging out and back in again.. hopefully that'll
Hi all,
I am looking for a freeradius version with openssl for wpa eap/TTLS
authentication, but the Debian policy inhibited the freeradius package
with ssl support. So for some tests I build a eap modul for the freeradius
by myself, but after the successful wpa2 tests we will start with a
On Sun, Feb 15, 2009 at 01:28:53AM +, (``-_-´´) -- BUGabundo wrote:
Olá Alexander e a todos.
On Thursday 12 February 2009 10:24:49 Alexander Sack wrote:
However, if necessary, the repository may actually be removed from the
users' sources lists. This may be necessary if there are
Alex,
You should be able to change the configuration settings on the Live cd,
and then test it out in that manner. Though there might be a little extra
work involved, as my (potentially incorrect) assumption is that a reboot is
needed for those configuration settings to take effect.
-Mike
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Hi all,
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