I am trying to build gphoto2 for an old system (Fedora 11) where I store
photos.
(gphoto2 exists as part of the download in Fedora19)
In any case, I do the configure/make/make install for both libgphto2 and
gphoto2 with no problems, so it would seem that the loader at this point
is seeing the
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I am trying to build gphoto2 for an old system (Fedora 11) where I store
photos.
(gphoto2 exists as part of the download in Fedora19)
In any case, I do the configure/make/make install for both libgphto2 and
gphoto2
I cant see how Fedora handles xntpd, and would like some insight.
I see GATEWAY being set in either /etc/sysconfig/network or
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-ethx depending on wether
you want the same value for all (ether)nets.
But where is this used in a call to xntpd?
Using 'ps -laxw |
Too many things on the mind at one time, my question
was about dhcpd NOT xntpd.
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How do I find the definition of a string in /usr/include?
OK, there has got to be a better way to do this than with find and
grep (which isnt working). BUT how does one find the definition
of a string in /usr/include ???
In particular, I KNOW that month is defined SOMEWHERE, but Im
not finding
Re my previous question about finding a string, the string in fact is 'months'.
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cd /usr/include
grep -ri month *
Regards,
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Even without using 'find' to go into subdirectories, that gives 1100
garbage lines.
Thats why I was looking for a better way.
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I set my screen size to 1280x1024 in my xorg.conf
This worked fine up thru Fedora 11 (I dont currently have running copies
of F12 or F13 to test it there) but it DOES NOT WORK in Fedora14.
In Fedora14 I get 1024x768 with or without the xorg.conf.
Now my actual screen is behind a KVM so that is
I keep several old versions of Fedora around for testing of some software,
so PLEASE dont tell me to just move to the most recent release.
OK, I set my screen size to 1280x1024 in my xorg.conf
This worked fine up thru Fedora 11 (I dont currently have running copies
of F12 or F13 to test it
What list should I post a question about the X11 used in Fedora to ?
This generic list doesnt seem to be the right place.
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The subject line says it all.
Who maintains the version of X11 used in Fedora
(at least in previous times there was more than one X11)
What (where?) is the mailing list?
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Have you tried just setting: Modes 1280x1024?
That was one of my first experiments, it just ignores it.
Have you checked the output of xrandr for all versions of Fedora?
This is interesting.
On F11 where things work fine, I see
[reg@deneb ~/Notes]$ xrandr
Screen 0: minimum 320 x 240
For reasons that I don't need to go into here, I keep copies of
Fedora F6, F11, and F14 on different partitions of a disk. I will
be adding F16 to this collection in the next few weeks.
But, in looking at my F14 installation, I note an X11 problem.
Im not sure who is maintaining the Feodra X11
On Wed, Apr 25, 2012 at 9:25 PM, r...@dwf.com wrote:
For reasons that I don't need to go into here, I keep copies of
Fedora F6, F11, and F14 on different partitions of a disk. I will
be adding F16 to this collection in the next few weeks.
But, in looking at my F14 installation, I
OK, Im sure this has been covered a dozen times, but my scans of the
listdon't come up with anything.
I just recently brought up F14 on one machine.
Netscape is there, but when I go to watch a video from Netscape it tells
me
This CNN feature is optimized for
Adobe Flash Player
Why do you wat to use an obsolete program like Netscape? That certainly
was not installed with your F14. Firefox is what is there to use.
OK, I didn 't notice that.
YES, FIREFOX is what I'm using, somehow when I typed it it came out Netscape
(sorry for the confusion).
But YES I do want to
Well, you can not ping the gateway, and so you can not reach the DNS server
there.
The gateway is protected by its own firewall, so you have to verify its status
and rules there:
# iptables -n -L -v
Now back to your machine in question.
I have to ask you to give us an actual response
I sent this several days ago, and it didnt make it to the list, Im trying
again.
I am just now bringing up Fedora14 (Ive been running Fedora11).
Something has changed, since the way I have always done things to
bring up networking just doen't work.
I can setup
So, what's changed between Fedora11 and Fedora14,
other than setting up the above files (or using
system-config-network) what do I need to do???
Maybe selinux is blocking? Maybe the driver is changed?
Boy, that sounded like a great idea, since I had forgotten all about selinux
(Im behind
On Thu, 2011-03-31 at 09:32 -0600, r...@dwf.com wrote:
So, what's changed between Fedora11 and Fedora14, other than setting
up the above files (or using system-config-network) what do I need to
do???
Have you configured Networkmanager?
Actually, my first attempt or two was with
system-config-firewall? You might have the firewall enabled (I think it's on
by default) which may be dropping all ICMP packets. Can you get out to the
internet? Do you know for sure that the network is NOT working or do you
just assume that it's not working since you can't ping the
system-config-firewall? You might have the firewall enabled (I think it's on
by default) which may be dropping all ICMP packets.
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That was one of the first things I noticed.
I turned it off in /etc/rc.d/init.d iptables and ip6tables and rebooted.
No luck.
Can ou get out to the
Your request did come through a day or so and you were asked whether you were
running
networkmanager at the same time as network. What is your answer?
Sorry about that.
I scanned the queue here and I never received the bounce of the original
message,
or any answer. Strange.
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Show us full/unedited outputs:
$ yum list installed *network*
$ chkconfig --list |grep -i network
$ /etc/init.d/network status
$ cat /etc/sysconfig/network
$ ls /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/*eth*
$ cat /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0
Really? Your DNS server is also your default gateway? That's not
common.
Well, the gateway runs the firewall and the nameserver, thats all.
Can you ping your gateway?
# ping 192.168.64.10
Nope, nor as I have stated, anything else on the 192.168.64.0 subnet.
Seems networking
I am just now bringing up Fedora14 (Ive been running Fedora11).
Something has changed, since the way I have always done things to
bring up networking just doen't work.
I can setup
/etc/sysconfig/network
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0
either by hand or using the
Starting yesterday (26July), I am having problems with Firefox 3.5.9
and CNN.news.
At the right of the display there are a number of options for subdisplays,
including the line 'Markets'.
In the past, this line has been expanded, and I see the market reports.
If not expanded I can click on it
That should read f11
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I have recently started getting the following pair of error messages from bind:
bg DNSKEY: please check the 'trusted-keys' for 'bg' in named.conf.: 6
Time(s)
bg DNSKEY: unable to find a DNSKEY which verifies the DNSKEY RRset and
also matches one of specified trusted-keys for
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I have used k3b before to burn iso's, but never to build a CD/DVD of my own
files. (I used to use xcdroast for this...)
In any case, Im trying to build a CD with about 130k of data files.
They were initially under 3 directory heads, but to
I have used k3b before to burn iso's, but never to build a CD/DVD of my own
files. (I used to use xcdroast for this...)
In any case, Im trying to build a CD with about 130k of data files.
They were initially under 3 directory heads, but to simplify things Ive moved
the directories under one
I want to look at the individual files in a src rpm.
How do I 'rip it apart' ??
Doing an install doesnt seem to be the answer, It does something, but I
have no idea where the bits and pieces are going.
They are NOT in /usr/src/redhat nor in /root/rpmbuild.
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I have an OLD piece of code that uses the Athena Widgets.
The current X11 (in Fedora 11) does not support them (no include files,
probably no library).
Is there ANY rpm that provides these files (the include files and the
necessary libraries)???
It would seem that some other distributions
r...@dwf.com kirjoitti viestissään (lähetysaika perjantai, 14.
toukokuuta 2010):
I have an OLD piece of code that uses the Athena Widgets.
The current X11 (in Fedora 11) does not support them (no
include files, probably no library).
Is there ANY rpm that provides these files (the
Am 03.05.2010 17:30, schrieb r...@dwf.com:
There used to be a place to put local *.sty files for Latex so that they
would
be found. Under the current latex under Fedora11 I cant figure out where
that directory might be and am having to copy them into the directory
with the *.tex
There must be a handler for ieee arithmetic errors under Linux for C and for
Fortran,
but my search with man and google don't turn up anything.
Can someone point me at the correct subroutine names.
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Im looking at some kernel code, and there are 'pr_err' error messages in
it that would help me discover my problem.
However I dont see them printing anywhere.
What do I have to do to see these error messages?
A search with GOOGLE and a grep of the code wasnt too useful, but
it seems possible
Up till last fall I used to receive information about what had gone thru
sendmail from the program /usr/sbin/mailstats from information being
kept in the file /etc/mail/statistics.
Since (an update to sendmail?) last fall, the file /etc/mail/statistics
has been of zero length, but I see no other
r...@dwf.com wrote:
Up till last fall I used to receive information about what had gone thru
sendmail from the program /usr/sbin/mailstats from information being
kept in the file /etc/mail/statistics.
Since (an update to sendmail?) last fall, the file /etc/mail/statistics
has been of
Im trying to load Acrobat on Fedora11/64, and I get the error message
that it cant find libBIB.so
Ive tried yum provides with no luck.
Any idea where this library lives?
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I have just setup the nameserver (named) in FC11.
During the startup of the nameserver (from init.d), there is the error message:
the working directory is not writable
(I assume this is an error). What is it complaining about (what directory)
and should I change some permissions
On 64bit Fedora 11, I see the error message
/etc/cron.hourly/mcelog.cron:
mcelog: warning: record length longer than expected. Consider update.
hourly. Is there an update for the program /usr/sbin/mcelog somewhere???
I see on google that the record length is 88 rather than
...@deneb reg]# xrandr
Screen 0: minimum 320 x 240, current 1280 x 1024, maximum 1280 x 1024
default connected 1280x1024+0+0 0mm x 0mm
1280x1024 60.0*
1024x768 60.0
800x60060.0
640x48060.0
1280x960 60.0
700x52560.0
640x51260.0
I dont know if these are known problems (with work arounds) but
I see at least two major problems with X11 (and the nouveau driver for Nvidia
cards).
(1) The driver no longer understands ctlalt+ and ctlalt- to move
among the definitions on the MODE line.
(2) On two separate systems here,
I see a lot of comments about F12 and Nvidia video card, but no solution to
the problem (if there is one, PLEASE point me at it, Ive just upgraded to F12)
I have a hard time believing that the folks that produce Fedora Releases
would actually release a version that does not support his very
r...@dwf.com writes:
I see a lot of comments about F12 and Nvidia video card, but no solution to
the problem (if there is one, PLEASE point me at it, Ive just upgraded to
F12)
I have a hard time believing that the folks that produce Fedora Releases
would actually release a version
OK, my bad.
I asked this question before, and someone gave me the answer,
but I forgot to write it down someplace that I could find.
There is a single yum target, that will bring in all (or most) of the 32bit
libraries
and things that are needed to run 32bit applications on 64bit Fedora.
If
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All disks always fail the built-in test here, due to the
permanent kernel bug. A more robust test is:
# cmp /dev/dvd /path/to/iso
You can also verify
What has happened to the concept of release notes that a person could
actually print down and read?
Previous releases have had Release Notes that were mabe 20 pages long, with a
sentence or two about each change.
I looked at the Release Notes for Fedora12, and its a 500page PDF document.
Now
Im at a loss here.
I have 5 machines, 4 of them (should be) forwarding any mail generated by
scripts to the 5th.
Its not happening.
When I go to the mail machine, my main machine, I can do
telnet localhost 25
and it connects. When I do the same command on the other 4 machines, it can
I have not seen this mentioned on this list, but I have just finished
installing
F11 on 5 machines, and these range from an old Pentium 2, up thru a Core2 duo.
In every case, after doing a clean install, the installed image failed to boot
This failure is before any of the grub messages, so it
This is on a Fedora 12 i386 system (new install from DVD). On doing online
update (though PackageKit module) and selecting all updates (about 850 MB) ,
on rebooting, I find that I cannot boot into the new kernel. Though the new
kernel with images are there in /etc/boot it still boots into the
I sent this several days ago, but I dont think it made it to the list with
its new name...
What are the 3 progress bars during a Fedora Boot Telling me?
There is a dark blue that runs ahead,
A lite blue that follows it, and
a White bar that overwrites the other two.
Along the same lines, the
I had a system failure here (which we dont need to go into), and have
reinstalled Fedora-11/64.
Now I cant execute 32bit executables.
I know I had to set something when I installed Fedora-11/64 previously
to get this to work, but cant remember what it was.
Can someone remind me of what I need
On 01/14/2010 01:44 PM, r...@dwf.com wrote:
I had a system failure here (which we dont need to go into), and have
reinstalled Fedora-11/64.
Now I cant execute 32bit executables.
I know I had to set something when I installed Fedora-11/64 previously
to get this to work, but cant
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