lutely insisted
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to learn about "stow", but this is time well spent...), but it's
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it s a simple matter to just ping every address in the space and see
if there's a live one you didn't know about. If the machine doesn't
answer ping requests, a more complicated way would be to run a
port-scanner from the laptop, and see what it finds.
:60" UTC, so the kernels
have the info. If they're going to lock up at local midnight,
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This is why I mentioned the config-file and system-wide ways
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only works on files, but I don't really know if that's the
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I haven't noticed any performance degradation at all.
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> sources.list entries are:
You need to specify the backport repo in order to get the
dependencies to work, I think.
Try "apt-get install -t squeeze-backports iceweasel", which
is very likely how you got it in the first place.
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> squeeze.
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> Has anybody got any ideas?
There is a 2.6.39 kernel packaged in squeeze-backports, maybe it has
a non-broken driver?
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;dmidecode" and count up the
populated "type 17" entries, but beware, I believe it will
also report un-populated DIMM slots.
As for a desktop GUI tool, I have no idea. Probably there
is, but that's not really my world.
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a brief but intense look at the man-page, I figured
out that what I wanted was "chown -hR ",
and did that for both my initial task, and to fix the user directories
that had been messed up.
These days, I almost always use verbose options of commands,
if they exist, so I can verify that
inue, but there is no substitute for trying it.
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o, and 2.6.32-25squeeze2 is now available.
I'm installing it now, I don't know yet if it fixes the issue, but judging
from the bug report referenced upthread, I think it's likely to be a fix.
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> > This can be related:
> > http://www.google.vu/support/forum/p/Chrome/thread?tid=51f63d2301865ceb&
the device by UUID, so as long as all the LVM stuff is in the
initramfs, the kernel should be able to find it at boot-time.
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in "lenny", but 512
in 64-bit "squeeze".
Alternatively, you can rebuild your own kernel, starting
with the default config file but changing "CONFIG_NR_CPUS"
to 48 or more.
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> > So, apologies for the long-windedness, but what can cause EAP to
> >
> > fail? Do I need to add some libraries with more authentication
> > schemes in them somehow? Obviously I have all the d
thentication schemes
in them somehow? Obviously I have all the dependencies of wpa_supplicant,
but is there something else?
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nstallation target system from it.
I have a dim recollection that the name of the ISO file mattered,
and had to match a config entry on the USB device somewhere, but my
notes, alas, don't cover that case.
Also, the ISO can't be too big -- you'll want the net-install ISO
solated the problem to one account's desktop
settings. It's possible the 4.4 to 4.6 migration isn't as
clean as it could be, and something's getting confused.
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"real" SATA drives.
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better.
I think that's pretty unlikely, though -- my experience with this
is that typically it's more common with an older installer and a
newer motherboard. The A8N-E is from 2005, I'd expect it to be fully
supported by the installer kernel.
better than "", but of course, it's your call.
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adm --query --detail --scan", leaving out the
"metadata=" bit), re-run update-initramfs, and then reboot.
This may clear it, whatever it is.
For the record, I've done a squeeze upgrade on a system with
software RAID, and didn't have any issues, so it's not
for custom scripts, so it may be possible to roll one's own, but
I didn't get that far with it.
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This part makes sense to me -- fdisk can't read gparted-style
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ker way to
accomplish this, but I've never actually gotten around to
figuring it out. I'll be following the thread to see if anyone
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is the problem,
which was pretty much guesswork on my part...
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the former but not the latter. I confess I don't really
understand this distinction.
Whenever I have wanted to prevent a module from loading,
adding the module to that file has always done the trick
for me.
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> > I'm finally getting around to migrating some systems to squeeze, and
> > I noticed that as of now there is
s what allowed me to keep using the "clam" AV scanner without it
going obsolete, so this is potentially important to me.
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Also 500+ days is impressive up-time -- you are clearly not
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For the home-built kernels, you want to also build the
kernel-headers target, which will create the "-headers" .deb file,
which you can also install. Use the same append-to-version as
for the kernel image target, and it should work without further
of those sensible applications that actually
uses the system "getent" calls to figure out users and so forth,
so as long as your /etc/nsswitch.conf file is set up to
use the LDAP, Exim will automatically and seamlessly get it right.
PAM don't enter into it.
that I don't actually use this
extension, and that while I am a member of the EFF, I don't work
for them, and am not affiliated with https-everywhere.
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> /dev/nfs on / type nfs (rw)
> [...]
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> So how do I upgrade?
One option is to chroot into the exported file system
on the NFS *server*, and manually do this part of the
upgrade. You might need to bind-mount /proc to suppress
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ature of RAID1, setting root=(hd0,0) will
probably allow your system to boot, but it's still not really right.
You should be able to type in the relevant bits in grub rescue mode,
you don't have to edit the files until after you've booted.
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> > I recently deployed some new many-core servers at work, with
> > 48 cores each (4x 12 core AMD 6174s), and ran into an issue where
> > the stock Debian ke
n will come to dominate the
execution time, at which point additional investments in
parallelization are probably wasted.
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I googled around a bit, but didn't find much...
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n particular, they have one of the best
distribution-agnostic binary-blob installers I've ever run across.
As a Debian user, when I do have to resort to binary/proprietary
software, having it only available as RPMs just adds salt to the
wound. (Don't get me started about the older I
d-on -- Flash seems to be getting more common,
and more of a CPU hog.
The major downside is that the version I have seems unable to work
with the PDF plug-in from Adobe, so I have to open them in an external
app. It's annoying, but not a deal-breaker.
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can *use* it in Linux.
At least, that was my experience with the Virgin "Broadband2Go"
service using the same device.
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it by doing
> sudo /etc/init.d/network-manager restart
In my case, this is actually on Ubuntu 10.04, but the symptoms
are identical.
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, but Wine
is likely to require low-level access to the hardware, so it might
not be as good for that, hence my earlier hesitation.
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> any possible solutions. If you have it working where did you place the
> lib so that Iceweasel etc. could find it??
/usr/lib/iceweasel/plugins. I think the browser also searches
/usr/lib/mozilla/plugins. My experience is with "lenny" systems.
etary drivers at
Ubuntu-install time, and they're not working, then I suppose
you could try the more recent madwifi drivers anyways...
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mdadm/mdadm.conf on the reverted root
partition? Is it nonexistent on the one you're now booting from?
There's potential for confusion there also, although I think the
initramfs info will suffice until the next kernel update.
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time.
Modern routers (including WRT54Gs) are pretty good about this,
but network drivers play a role too, and they do differ between
the various OSs you've tried.
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> > Setting the *directory* noexec seems very bad, since the exec bit
> > on directories controls the ability to cd to it, and turning that
> > off would ma
important in a multi-user production
environment. On my home systems, I mostly don't worry about this
sort of thing.
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is faulty?
Other than that, given the evidence in the rest of the thread, I'm
going to guess that it's some kind of file-system error. Check the
logs (especially /var/log/kern.log) for errors, maybe fsck the
filesystem, and try again...
omizations you've
done.
If blitzing and re-building the kdm config fails, then it's
probably some kind of interaction between kdm and something else...
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- Add /dev/sda1 to the array, and sync.
Now you have a bootable software raid-1 system.
I'm not saying this solves the OP's problem, necessarily,
but it's perfectly possible. I've never tried it with LILO
or grub2, but I would think it would work.
they all now use Iceweasel instead of Konqueror
when I click on links. I don't know what other apps might
or might not respect the x-www-browser setting, but I would
think any desktop app packaged for Debian should do it.
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d a search on packages.debian.org for "xen", and came up
with these:
>http://packages.debian.org/sid/xen-hypervisor-3.4-amd64
>http://packages.debian.org/sid/linux-image-2.6.32-4-xen-amd64
This appears to be the Xen hypervisor and a Dom0-enabled
kernel.
bfs-like devices" section there as a starting point.
It's also possible that the gnome-mount is setting some
permissions somehow, you may need to edit that also.
Sorry to be so vague, it's just another approach.
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> On Sunday 21 March 2010 18:52:36 Dotan Cohen wrote:
> > I am managing a small embedded device that I SSH into over the LAN. To
> > run commands, I use KDE Konsole, and to transfer files I use Konqueror
> > and SFTP. I unde
xecutable.
If that's your case, you can always do:
# cat file | ssh remote 'cat > destinaton'
i.e. pipe the file through a simple SSH invocation
of "cat" on the remote system.
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be tricky to police.
That said, I am not myself such a purist -- I have lots of
non-free packages on my various systems.
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hat there's an update for my lenny-backports
version of OpenOffice.
On my system, packages show up with the distro name, not the
distro status (i.e. "squeeze" and "lenny", not "testing" or "stable"),
but aside from that it works as described.
I use grub, and it's already
customized to have the right "root=" line, so adding "noswap" to the
"kopt" line would be natural, and would be preserved automatically
across kernel updates.
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" from apt-proxy for this sort
of thing, I found it much easier to deal with.
YMMV, of course -- not sure what I was doing wrong with
apt-proxy, my symptoms varied from yours.
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Has anyone done this successfully? Can you share your VM config
file and/or provide clues?
I can of course provide arbitrarily terrifying levels of additional
detail. Thanks in advance.
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for that kernel. Linux debian 2.6.32-trunk-686
Excellent news. Also, thanks for posting the solution to the list,
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ing is slow.
I think NFSv4 is much the same, although it may introduce
a few more options, and so be more tunable. I have no direct
experience with it.
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to just unpack the thing on another system and look around.
The initrd image is a gzipped cpio archive. "man cpio" for more
details on how to unpack it.
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On Tuesday 22 December 2009 07:48:05 Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote:
> Andrew Reid wrote:
> > It's likely the devices aren't being recognized in the initramfs --
> > possibly they require kernel modules which are not present by default.
>
> But I would think that to be the
e in the initramfs.
Or, as the other responder mentioned, you can just stick with
a custom kernel. I used to do that, but I like getting security
updates.
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of work-arounds, mostly involving kernel arguments.
Sorry this isn't more helpful...
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g piles of cruft in /usr/local.
This might be a more appropriate solution to your problem, if
your software doesn't have complicated dependencies.
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the dpkg --get-selections
thing, but I've never kept a copy of the boot sector -- that's an
excellent idea.
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On Sunday 01 November 2009 05:36:00 Florian Weimer wrote:
> * Andrew Reid:
> > http://security.debian.org//srv/security-master.debian.org/ftp/pool/updat
> >es/main/e/expat/libexpat1_2.0.1-4+lenny1_amd64.deb
>
> This should have been fixed by now.
>
> During an internal m
uration, but I'm willing to believe
I missed a memo and have drifted out of date.
Anyone got any clues?
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from IBM. A colleague of mine is attempting to do this on a CentOS system.
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s remotely possible I'm misconfigured and will be sorry when
the switch-over hits, but I read the instructions carefully, I think
I'm OK.
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om an alt console, but
I'm not 100% sure it's possible, and I certainly don't remember how.
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so have
this habit, and I generally intend to use ext2, but sometimes
I forget to switch it from the installer's filesystem default,
which is ext3.
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ill fix things. If leaving it out works, then (hd0,0) is a
likely candidate for the right answer.
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On Monday 24 August 2009 11:12:49 Alan Greenberger wrote:
> On 2009-08-22, Andrew Reid wrote:
> > That would seem to narrow it down to a corrupt initramfs,
> > or, as you already suggested, motherboard hardware issues.
>
> Thanks for confirming the md5sum and the sugge
On Saturday 22 August 2009 02:09:09 Sven Joachim wrote:
> On 2009-08-22 01:08 +0200, Andrew Reid wrote:
> > My problem is that I can't figure out who is rotating
> > /var/log/auth.log.
> >
> > It's currently being rotated every day, and retained for a
,
and if you then started all the /etc/init.d services manually,
it would run fine for months at a time.
I never did figure that one out, I eventually got rid of
the machine.
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ations? Some obscure cron thing
that doesn't show up when I grep for "auth" or "log", because it's doing
some kind of crazy pattern-matching thing?
Thanks in advance...
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nes, is update-initramfs writing its files to the
correct place so they're read at boot time?
That's about all I can think of. Good luck.
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> I've got an Intel quadcore CPU (which means I'm on the AMD64
> architecture, right?) and am running Debian stable (Lenny).
Yes, those chips are amd64 architecture.
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can then do an "ls" in /dev, and see if the relevant
hard drive partition (/dev/sda5, in your case) is are present --
this tests the udev step pretty directly.
Hope this helps.
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