Chris DiVirgilio wrote on 28/11/2005 20:35:
On Nov 27, 2005, at 7:19 PM, Thomas Drillich wrote:
if you are a real newby, you may wait until december. As I knew
debian etch should be finished in december, and there amd64 should
be one of the standard supported systems.
December? Really?
Hi.
I'm going to replace a server (keeps crashing due to some unknown reason
since about a month, ran for 1year rocksolid before - I was able to
limit the source to be one of mainboard, processor or RAM), and because
I definately want hardware RAID and already have 8 HDs in the old server
(a
Soenke von Stamm wrote on 23/11/2005 16:35:
Tyan Thunder K8SR S2881. I have one of them running under Linux in a high
load
[...]
The board starts at €404, this ones is for 1U with only two slots. There are
almost identical boards with more slots like Thunder K8SD Pro S2882. I found
this
Lennart Sorensen wrote on 31/10/2005 15:41:
On Tue, Oct 25, 2005 at 09:51:31PM +0200, Jean-Christophe Montigny wrote:
Well, I am afraid I'm not quite postgresql-literate, and I live by the
(perhaps false) assumption that PostgreSQL and MySQL are more or less
the same : open source database
Adam Skutt wrote on 31/10/2005 18:33:
Sven Mueller wrote:
It locks finer than a single column?
MySQL only locks that fine if you're blessed enough not to be using
MyISAM.
True.
Postgresql locks at less than table-granularity all the time.
Fine. I never said it wouldn't.
Full-text
Dr. Gabriel Pataky wrote on 16/06/2005 10:20:
ich habe mir die dvd-iso-datei von sarge fr die amd64-er architektur
heruntergeladen und auch problemlos gebrannt. die installation bricht
jedoch bei libparted1.6-udeb erbarmungslos ab. der grund dessen ist mir
schleierhaft. bitte um hilfe
Lucio Pileggi wrote on 09/06/2005 16:26:
Joerg Jaspert ha scritto:
CD and DVD images will be made available on cdimage.debian.org, try
http://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/unofficial/sarge-amd64/ as soon as the
images are built, which should be today or tomorrow.
In that directory I found iso,
Frederik Schueler wrote on 31/05/2005 15:36:
Hello,
See http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2005/05/msg4.html
On Tue, May 31, 2005 at 09:13:49AM +0200, pedro machado wrote:
Where can i find the security updates for amd 64 ?
security updates for debian-amd64 sarge will be
Alexander Fieroch wrote on 12/05/2005 14:50:
Javier Kohen wrote:
I'm not sure this could cause that message, but does the user's home
directory exist in the chroot?
Yes the user's home directory does exist. It's a complete debian ia32
installation on a separate partition.
The user's home
Joerg Jaspert wrote on 07/05/2005 18:17:
As there are some questions about the mirror stuff I just put a small
site together explaining the most important things to know.
Look at it here: http://amd64.debian.net/~joerg/mirror.html
Yes, we appreciate any new mirrors, so just mail me if you
Andreas Jochens wrote on 06/05/2005 08:58:
Of course there are still a few other packages which did not apply the
necessary patches for amd64. However, I think that those packages and
all their dependencies can simply be removed from the amd64/sarge release:
Oh well, there are a few I would
Stephan Seitz wrote on 04/05/2005 17:45:
On Wed, May 04, 2005 at 03:31:58PM +0200, Goswin von Brederlow wrote:
ftp://amd64.debian.net/debian work too. Is correct to use it?
If you must. Http is prefered by almost everyone as it doesn't require
makeing a new connection for every file and is
Leopold Palomo-Avellaneda wrote on 25/04/2005 19:06:
A Dilluns 25 Abril 2005 16:05, Sven Mueller va escriure:
David Liontooth wrote on 24/04/2005 19:15:
Sven Mueller wrote:
When trying to install cupsys/cupsys-bsd/cupsys-client from
debian-pure64 testing, the installation fails because
hi.
I somehow think I saw this discussion come up before, but I'm either too
tired or too blind (or both) to find it:
If I would set up a public debian-amd64 mirror, how much traffic would I
need to expect?
i.e. Could those who currently run mirrors please post the approximate
network
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 23/03/2005 14:53:
Well, but more than a half of the compile time up to 2/3rds account to
system time, which I think is somewhat excessive.
Sounds as if you don't have DMA enabled on the discs.
What does 'hdparm -d' say about your disc(s)? -c might also be interesting.
Hi.
I needed to create a bootable AMD64 CD yesterday and to get there, I
installed a fairly minimal debian-pure64 (sarge) installation and
created AMD64 packages for syslinux and bootcd (along with
bootcd-amd64). While fixing bootcd to build and work on AMD64 was pretty
trivial, building
Kurt Roeckx wrote on 11/03/2005 19:03:
On Fri, Mar 11, 2005 at 02:56:57PM +0100, Sven Mueller wrote:
Hi.
I needed to create a bootable AMD64 CD yesterday and to get there, I
installed a fairly minimal debian-pure64 (sarge) installation and
created AMD64 packages for syslinux and bootcd (along
Hi.
I used a netinst ISO from Feb 16th, but it has at least two issues:
1) libc6 is installed in a version not available in debian-pure64
and therefor build-essentials isn't installable unless the user
specifically downgrades libc6 (and bash and base-files)
2) The Sysmlinks for the current
Hi.
the vncserver from the equally named package doesn't work for me. It
always logs the same error:
Feb 28 19:17:22 europa kernel: Xrealvnc[13691]: segfault at
95e2e810 rip 002a95c8ef57 rsp 007fb6c0 error 4
Any idea why this might be?
Well, debugging a little further, it
Hi.
I have seen various diverging infos about what will happen to the AMD64
ports once Sarge becomes stable. So to have some more background on a
few decisions (mostly for home use) I have to make:
What will happen to the two AMD64 ports (pure-64 and gcc3.4) once Sarge
becomes stable?
Will
Goswin von Brederlow wrote on 21/02/2005 17:48:
We plan to release an inofficial sarge-amd64 shortly after sarge
(allow for a final sync and check that everything is fine, create CDs,
DVDs, ...).
Great. I don't mind it being released a bit later than the official
sarge. Obviously it would be
Kurt Roeckx wrote on 03/02/2005 18:24:
On Thu, Feb 03, 2005 at 05:54:35PM +0100, Goswin von Brederlow wrote:
From what I heart you won't feel the difference. The advantage of a
64bit kernel lies in having more than 3GB address space (more than 4GB
for 64bit) programs and the possibility of more
Hi.
I am planning to deploy the amd64/pure64 version of Debian on a new
system. However while investigating the netinst images at
http://debian-amd64.alioth.debian.org/debian-installer/daily/netboot/ I
noticed that the initrd misses something I would need in there: the
3ware 3w-.ko and/or
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