I'm having the same types of problems with different modules. Myself my cdrom & sound modules. I was thinking it was caused due to my change in kernels, but after reading your message I did exaclty the same with libc6 upgrade and the downgrade. This has beening going on with me for sometime, so I decided to go back to libc6, I think the problem is related more to the Kernel and modutils and modconf, but to upgrade these I needed libc6 back. So, I did all this yesterday and haven't stop to check anything today, as soon as I get home from work and get time I'll check it out further.....
Rod.... > -----Original Message----- > From: John Bagdanoff [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 1999 5:42 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: 2 lingering probs > > Prob #1 > I'm running slink, upgraded libc6.2.1.1 because wine needed it: ran into > too many problems, so went back to libc6.2.0.7. Now, when I boot up, > /etc/X/Xresourses/xterm is not read. So, I have to: xrdb -merge xterm > to get the file read. What do I need to do to remedy this? > > Prob #2 > Printing: > After bootup, I cannot do a print job until I: > rmmod lp > then > insmod lp > > Then my print job is sent to the printer. I only have to do this the > first time after bootup, then I have no problem with any other print > jobs I send. > My current /etc/modules contain: > auto > serial > isofs > lp > > Although, I've tried without auto, and omitted lp from the file. > > lsmod is constant with: > lp 2 0 > > Although, with many early attempts at reconfigurations, ls mod showed an > "autoclean" when it wouldn't print and then dissapear when a print job > was sent. So, at one point I thought this might have been causing my > non-printing problem, but autoclean hasn't been showing up lately. (what > is autoclean?) > Also, an lpq shows "no entries" when a print job is lost. > > I'm running KDE. Oh, that reminds me. About the same time I tried the > libc6 upgrade, I upgraed the KDE, and had to install xdm, but disabled > it with a "update-rc.d xdm remove" Any more info you need to help me > solve this, I'll happily supply. > > John > -- > > ************************************ > * Window users: Move up to Linux * > * Linux users: Move up to Debian * > ************************************ > > > -- > Unsubscribe? mail -s unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] < > /dev/null
