before i ask stupid questions
is there a support status page for amd64
im interested in buying an FX cpu and then which video
card is best supported (non-GPL will do) so nvidia or ati
also whats mainboard support like
im looking at a pci-e dfi lanparty board
yeah so i like games. bah.
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Zachary Rizer wrote:
The page you are looking for is here:
http://www.google.com
Regards,
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before i ask stupid questions
is there a support status
Nvidia absolutely has the best drivers of those two. I would not
personally buy an ATI for running a Linux system.
thats the quick summary im after. thanks
also whats mainboard support like
Well the list has had a number of messages on that you can find in the
archive. I think I have seen
I think running a 64bit system is all very nice (and fast), except for
software availability. Sure, most software has a working 64bit version
(unlike on Windows...), but a few pieces essential for the typical
user are missing: most browser plugins, openoffice, wine etc.
openoffice wont be far off,
if your running a headless system... just dont install
X *shrug*
X isnt really 'part' of linux, not like how the windows gui is
part of windows. its much more comparable to win311 on top
of XXdos (where XX is dr, ms, etc)
i believe gdm/kdm (although i use wdm) is started in as the last rcX.d
hi all
just did a clean install on my shiny new amd64
before i post mboard specs (im running on a dfi lanparty ut sli-d)
can someone shed some light on why i cant built the nvidia drivers
i followed the instructions on alioth it didnt work ;)
now for some details (as root)...
'return' for the Bus Identifier and
for amount of RAM.
All other options depend on what you want. Best bet is to select
'simple' for the monitor configuration!
Dean Hamstead wrote:
hi all
just did a clean install on my shiny new amd64
before i post mboard specs (im running on a dfi lanparty
Select 'nvidia' for the driver when prompted. Enter whatever you want
for the card name, and just press 'return' for the Bus Identifier and
for amount of RAM.
All other options depend on what you want. Best bet is to select
'simple' for the monitor configuration!
Dean Hamstead wrote:
hi all
ok huray video works
on to sound
this board has an Realtek ALC850 8-channel audio CODEC which in lspci is
CK804 AC97 audio codec. the realtek site claims this is supported with
snd-intel8x0
alsa-conf shows up nothing, modprobing it works but the card isnt detected
any ideas? this kernel is a
2.6.8-11-amd64-k8
straight from the mirror
Dean
Frederik Schueler wrote:
Hello,
On Sat, Sep 17, 2005 at 09:45:24PM +1000, Dean Hamstead wrote:
any ideas? this kernel is a tad old - although its straight out of
'unstable'
Which kernel version are you using? does it work with
linux-image
or kernel.org).
Regards
Yannick
Dean Hamstead a écrit :
2.6.8-11-amd64-k8
straight from the mirror
Dean
Frederik Schueler wrote:
Hello,
On Sat, Sep 17, 2005 at 09:45:24PM +1000, Dean Hamstead wrote:
any ideas? this kernel is a tad old - although its straight out of
'unstable'
Which
updating to 2.6.12 has solved a few problems but has
brought on the problem of kernel oop's when i try to mount
a cdrom
in 2.6.8-11-amd-k8 (and generic) cdrom works just fine.
obviously this is very annoying
before i complain that the nvidia drivers are unstable and
only show half my video
i dont know if the drivers not supporting the hardware counts as a bug
i think its just new vendor id's and small changes to alsa, fairly
normal stuff as new manufacturers ship the same basic chips.
Dean
you are the 4th person in this list (including me and in my knowledge)
who can't get
ive found that 2.6.11 is less stable. ie. using my cdrom causes a kernel
oops
Dean
Yannick - Debian/Linux wrote:
Dean Hamstead a écrit :
i dont know if the drivers not supporting the hardware counts as a bug
i think its just new vendor id's and small changes to alsa, fairly
normal stuff
whats the easiest way to get and build them?
Dean
Yannick - Debian/Linux wrote:
Dean Hamstead a écrit :
any chance of the latest nvidia driver becoming a package
the current version is seriously unstable on my GT6600 (pci-e)
infact, any 3d things cause crashes. unreal tournament 2004
is there any trick to getting ut2004 working?
gltron and tuxracer both work well, ut just hangs when it tries
to get into opengl
hints?
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i wish i could get into the game to have this bug!
does ut2k4 access the cdrom? as the 2.6.12 kernel has a
kernel oops when i try to mount the cdrom (other than
that it works better than 2.6.8) any thoughts? is
there a 2.6.12-2 or 2.6.13 deb around?
Dean
Alexander Nagel wrote:
Hi,
i cannot
im running debian-amd64 sid also
nvidia gefore 6600gt pcie
nvidia drivers 1.0-7676 (previous versions dont like my card)
k 2.6.12-1-amd64-k8
3d acceleration is working
glxgears gives 3000+fps
tuxracers works nicely at around 500fps
gltron also with around 1000fps.
needless to say though i
is there a new kernel release schedueled soon?
as in debain package. im hoping for some 2.6.13 action
as 2.6.12 has murdered my cdrom
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when using my cdrom in both the k7
and k8 optimised kernels but not in the generic (generic i386)
kernels. so i would say there is something wrong with optimising
the driver when compiling. who do i report this bug to?
Dean
Alexander Nagel wrote:
Am Tue, 20 Sep 2005 00:00:15 +0200 schrieb Dean
you could change to a 64bit kernel i believe but as for swapping out all
your software in 5 mins...
chances are youll muck something up. so from a system admins point of
view i would seriously advise you to get another machine, set it up,
copy your data across. then when you are happy, swap
depends on 'what' the p4 is taking over. if its just webserving
or something, but application servers are more complicated
for web services etc that just have config files it shouldnt be
a problem
Dean
Steve Dondley wrote:
I've got a Pentium 4 web server that I'm going to replace with a Dual
of
mysql, even less of a worry.
apache. static pages np. you might have problems with compiled
cgi stuff. and zend compiled php.
pos
Dean
Steve Dondley wrote:
The big services on the server: MySQL, Apache, and Postfix.
On 9/22/05, Dean Hamstead [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
depends on 'what' the p4
the rtc device wouldnt be the problem, its just the real time clock
which mplayer can use to make sure the movies are played at the
correct speed, on my ibook this device doesnt exist and things
run fine - mplayer uses an internal algorithm instead.
your error output isnt very helpful, try a
.
FATAL: Could not initialize video filters (-vf) or video output (-vo).
Can't restore text mode: Invalid argument
Exiting... (End of file)
Why would root not have a problem with the -vo option but a normal user would?
Clyde
On Sun, Oct 02, 2005 at 09:49:10PM +1000, Dean Hamstead wrote
at 08:01:20PM +1000, Dean Hamstead wrote:
are you running x as root?
do other applications all work? could be some device permissions.
does the framebuffer driver work?
Dean
hjalmar wrote:
I have tried differnet -vo options but get the same result when I run it
as a
normal user. When run
your mboard likely as pata and sata connectors
if you have sata raid just turn it off. its most likely
a phat lie and all it is is a bios hack to load from
software RAID'd drives. it boots then hands over to the
cpu. in terms of performance etc there is no reason not
to just turn it off and use
update your kernel to 2.6.12
actually, can i recommend updating to 'testing'
Dean
Chris Bannister wrote:
On Mon, Oct 10, 2005 at 04:34:34PM +0200, Andreas wrote:
Hi,
I got the DX5150 up and running today, thanks all for your help!
This is how I did it:
Booted into expert mode with
most likely windows is asuming your clock is set to local time
and debian is assuming its set to gmt (or other)
Dean
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone run into the problem where one's clock keeps changing time on it's own?
I still switch to the 32-bit version of Debian, and now and then to
ive had some serious problems with the 'k8' series (bugs reported)
dont give up without trying 'generic' if you have probs
Dean
Alexander Charbonnet wrote:
Yes, SMP is the setting that allows the kernel to see more than one CPU.
Just run:
apt-get install kernel-image-2.6.8-11-amd64-k8-smp
indeed
grub, lilo, silo, yaboot, - whatever your choice.
good labels are invaluable
Dean
lordSauron wrote:
though make sure that grub is booting the smp one - otherwise you'll
be using the old one and having installed the new won't have done you
any good at all.
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you realise its a 32 bit binary?
Dean
Zaq Rizer wrote:
The linux client came out yesterday. Has anyone gotten in it working in
debian-amd64? Mine is segfaulting and I can't figure out why for the
life of me.
Thanks!
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youll have to build 7676 drivers
the source debs are at
http://people.debian.org/~rdonald
i havent got ut2004 to work in amd64 (or 32 for that
reason... something 6600gt related)
but you just compile quake3 from source. go get it from
svn at icculus.org (something like that). it makes
straight
For me looks like known problem with libs. Maybe you haven't properly
created libs cache for 32bit libs. Sometimes after upgrading main system
or
chroot you have to run ldconfig to update libs cache and with Doom it
usually was helpful. Q4 uses the same engine so it may help here
I've tried
video card, video card bus (pci/agp) and video driver revision
would be the best help
Dean
Levi Bard wrote:
On 10/21/05, Zaq Rizer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The linux client came out yesterday. Has anyone gotten in it working in
debian-amd64? Mine is segfaulting and I can't figure out why
try the 'generic' kernel. the k8 kernel segfaults (could
be a page fault) when i try to use my cdrom in anyway.
but generic is fine.
ive submitted a bug report. im not convinced that maintainers
read them though. as Eterm also misbehaves on amd64 and the
bugreport hasnt recieved any attention.
has anyone got unofficial kernel debs ?
i could build my own but im just trying to
fix these damned nvidia drivers.
im looking for 2.6.14 or something
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Dean Hamstead wrote:
has anyone got unofficial kernel debs ?
i could build my own but im just trying to
fix these damned nvidia drivers.
im looking for 2.6.14 or something
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generic as k8 pagefaults when i try to use my cdrom
which is frustrating
Dean
lordSauron wrote:
are you running the -k8 or the -generic kernel? I know that the -k8
works perfectly on nForce 2 chipsets (well, the one found in the ECS
EliteGroup nForce 2-A board, anyways...)
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well everything else works bar ut2004. and you have a point about
putting up with it
i have a dfi-lanparty ut sli board (nf4)
and 6600gt 256mb pcie
dual sata wd raptors (36gb)
its worth going to k8 just to see what happens
Dean
lordSauron wrote:
I don't know... you might have to survive
I hate you : )
AMD Athlon64 3000+, 512 Mb RAM, 27 Gb ATA133 HDD, nVidia GeForce 2 MX
64 MB AGP 4x, and a great 8x CDROM, with a wonderful ECS EliteGroup
nForce 2-A (nForce 2 chipset)
I hope to get a nvidia geforce 6600 256mb AGP 8x and a SATA150 80gb
HDD so I can Cedega my little life away : )
in general, with
very little for ia32. so its worth tracking with
amd64 but not so much with ia32
Dean
Hamish Moffatt wrote:
On Wed, Oct 26, 2005 at 12:36:29PM +1000, Dean Hamstead wrote:
hence, has anyone got newer kernel debs than
those the official deb repositories (2.6.11 is
the lastest
try 2.6.12, ive found it much much better
Dean
Santiago Kci wrote:
I have been installed on my computer the ALSA drivers to play sound.
They seem to work fine but it crash down after a while when I play a
soundfile. It seems to be a problem with the port since in the
distribution i386 were
happens when i try to mount a cdrom
mount /cdrom
(see attached dmesg output)
does the same for both 2.6.12-amd64-generic and 2.6.12-amd64-k8
its something to do with ide-scsi, rmmod'ing it also gives
a kernel oops.
help! (please)
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i just built one
2.6.14-rc4 no less
its faster than the 2.6.12 and i just used the 2.6.12-1-amd64-k8
config file (and hit enter for the rest)
alsa seems to know my sound card better.
however
eject, mount etc still all cause kernel oops
see dmesg i sent earlier today
Dean
On Thu, October
is anyone out there running ut2004 x86_64
with nvidia drivers on debian for amd64
im pulling my hair out hear
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{strlen+2} RSP 81003bfddc30
CR2:
Dean
Dean Hamstead wrote:
happens when i try to mount a cdrom
mount /cdrom
(see attached dmesg output)
does the same for both 2.6.12-amd64-generic and 2.6.12-amd64-k8
its something to do with ide-scsi, rmmod'ing it also gives
a kernel oops
2004 for x86_64 on debian
Please let us all know when you get it working, as I miss these as
well on my 64studio (yeah I know I should be making music, not
playin'
games!!)
Cheers
Bob
Alan Ianson wrote:
On Thu October 27 2005 11:20 pm, Dean Hamstead wrote:
is anyone out there running ut2004
good point
however, still shouldnt happen. so i still hope some clever
kernel hacker will take note
Dean
Stephen Gran wrote:
This one time, at band camp, Dean Hamstead said:
not sure what the deal is with this, i hope some clever kernel
chaps can help me here
this happens with either
did you apply all the patches from the nvidia support forums?
youll need to
apt-get source nvidia-graphics-drviers
(from rdonald's stuff)
build them and install
then go to /usr/src/ and unpack the nvidia-kernel-souce
cd into the directory
then grab all the patches and patch with 'patch -p1
is that an nforce4? mine has ck804 also and is nforce4 but has nvraid
rather than sil.
but anyway yes it is a known issue but im sure it should be solved,
my board doesnt have the same problem so i thought it was.
that video card is comically old. it made me laugh thinking how
old that is
Dean Hamstead wrote:
is that an nforce4? mine has ck804 also and is nforce4 but has nvraid
rather than sil.
if you mean the mainboard, i've no idea. i didn't buy the hardware, i'm
just an administrator. 'lspci -v -s 00:00.0' gives:
:00:00.0 Memory controller: nVidia Corporation CK804 Memory
http://www.debian.org/devel/debian-installer/
you might consider the daily builds. i find amd64 is moving so fast
that its worth it. especially kernek 2.6.12 over 2.6.8. there was a huge
jump in hardware support, 2.6.14 seems to have some big jumps also, but
not as huge as 2.6.8 to 2.6.12
Dean
just move the module into the correct directory
Dean
Gilles wrote:
Hi.
Try the advice in this post I seen on Debian User.
http://groups.google.com/group/linux.debian.user/browse_thread/thread/f126e8f271acbbb5/2b3371f32bd0729f?lnk=stq=kernel+2.6.14+prepare+debian+userrnum=1#2b3371f32bd0729f
recompile your kernel with a less silly name
then rebuild nvidia :P
Dean
Gilles wrote:
Hi.
just move the module into the correct directory
Done.
But...
# modprobe nvidia
FATAL: Error inserting nvidia
(/lib/modules/2.6.14-vs2.1.0-rc5+g1/nvidia/nvidia.ko): Unknown symbol in
module, or
nv doesnt support 6600gt
but im running 2.6.14-1 with 1.0-7676 (+forum patches)
works fine. except ut crashes always
Dean
A J Stiles wrote:
It seems a lot of people have been having nothing but trouble with the
closed-source nVidia drivers: trouble that can be attributed directly to the
why dont you get the nvidia-graphics-driver 1.0-7676 source debs from
http://people.debian.org/~rdonald/
build all that, then go patch the kernel-source with the
minor (although important) updates from the nvidia linux
support forums and then build the kernel module.
im running 2.6.14-1 as we
I'm not sure I understand. The kernel itself must be patched
for the driver to work? This is not mentioned in the README
files.
no the /usr/src/nvidia-kernel-source.tar.gz
untargz it, then apply the patches, retar then run module assistant
PLEASE NOT THIS ISNT IN THE NVIDIA README. and
I never patched the 7676 driver, I have installed it the Debian way, I
have both Debian kernels and self-built kernels. I have a 7800GT.
I have never ever had any problems with the nvidia driver.
_BUT_ I have never ever touched the nvidia-installer since my last fresh
install.
Many people try it
try drviver as 'nvidia' not 'nv'
dean
Grahame White wrote:
I installed the nvidia kernel module using :
#m-a i-a -t nvidia
Next I installed nvidia-kernel-common and nvidia-glx
After that I changed the driver in /etc/X11/xorg.conf from nv to nvidia and
commented out the Load dri line.
I
try the 1.0-7676 driver
Dean
Grahame White wrote:
On Saturday 05 November 2005 20:21, Dean Hamstead wrote:
try drviver as 'nvidia' not 'nv'
Sorry my mistake. I did try it as nvidia but I cut and paste the previous
email after I'd changed it back to nv to get a working gui.
So no nvidia
detailed instructions if
you would like.
alas there is no amd64 wiki so i cant just wack
this stuff up. and the amd64 howto is getting painfully
out of date.
Dean
Grahame White wrote:
On Saturday 05 November 2005 21:10, Dean Hamstead wrote:
try the 1.0-7676 driver
Dean
Grahame White wrote
i used to be a fan of it, but it seems to have disappeared for whatever
reason.
check out gqview
Dean
On Mon, November 7, 2005 10:47 pm, Olivier Bornet said:
Hello,
I often use eeyes (http://packages.debian.org/oldstable/graphics/eeyes).
Is someone knowing if there is a amd64 package for
knowing if there is a amd64 package for it ? (or even if it
is replaced by another tool on the Debian repositories).
Reply by Dean Hamstead:
check out gqview
The intended Gnome standard is now eog (Eye of Gnome).
I personally use qiv (Quick Image Viewer). Both are
supported Debian packages
://liflg.org/
download the patches from here:
http://www.unrealtournament.com/ut2004/downloads.php
On 10/28/05, Dean Hamstead [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the nvidia driver use 'nvidia' as their driver
get 7676 from http://people.debian.org/~rdonald
youll have to build them entirely from source
I'm about as absent minded as you can get. I really wish that they'd
add a reply-to part to this list, b/c I almost never remember to send
to the list, and not to the sender... I know it's supposed to cause
major lag on the mail servers, but in my little case it'll probably
far outweigh the lag
openal is the problem with my ut2004 install
i recall someone mentioning where to configure openal
but the archives wont give up that information.
does anyone know where the openal configurations are
and also if there are programs to do arbitrary tests
on openal?
cheers
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Dean
Jaime Ochoa Malagón wrote:
You must follow the same way in amd64 sarge for servers and for
workstation if you have the courage you could be able to follow sid.
On 11/10/05, Bill Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
I'm taking the plunge and building
the downside is, as i recall sarge uses k 2.6.8
and hw support has gone quite far since then, 2.6.12
being vastly better and 2.6.14 being noticable better
especially with nvidia based hw (nf4, nvraid, nforce eth
etc)
Dean
mike wrote:
FWIW, this is most likely what I'll be doing as well. :)
here here
is that likely to happen though?
Dean
A J Stiles wrote:
On Monday 14 November 2005 11:18, Jo Shields wrote:
Nobody buys a £400 graphics card for slow 2D
If I had paid £400 for a piece of hardware, I would expect it to come with a
neatly-bound programmer's manual explaining
your router most likely has a web based configuration
alternatively traceroute will give it away
Dean
antonio giulio wrote:
Hi,
how can I see my ip modem (it's a router too, and I connect to it via dhcp)?
with ip route show I can see just local address 192.168.1.1, but I
wanna know real
log into your adsl router
Dean
antongiulio05 wrote:
your router most likely has a web based configuration
alternatively traceroute will give it away
with a simple:
traceroute google.com
I cannot see anything, just 192.168.1.1
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Colin Ingram wrote:
These sources provide the 7676 driver in (hopefully) easy to
compile/install packages.
deb http://people.debian.org/~rdonald/nvidia unstable/amd64/
deb http://people.debian.org/~rdonald/nvidia unstable/all/
Is there a
having just installed fedora *shudder* in my quest to make my 3d card
work, can i suggest that for newer nvidia cards that the 'vesa' driver
be used not the 'nv'. the 'nv' turning my computer into a jibbering
mess.
this is with a 6600gt, i presume newer cards will have similar problems.
ive
the forcedeth driver is reverse engineered, although nvidia
now recommends it (yeah no comment). you could try the nvidia
driver and see if thats better
also forcedeth development is very much full steam ahead
as its a now a very popular card.
i personally have one on my dfi-lanparty (nf4)
use a nightly install cd
Dean
Chris Wakefield wrote:
Greetings all,
gonna do a fresh install of debian-amd64 testing ; what's the best
filename.img to use?
Thanks,
Chris w.
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agp support is most likely being built as a module?
something like that as the nvidia driver uses its one
agp code.
regardless, i believe this is a known issue with the
new driver. i encourage you to flame the nvidia support
forums as they can actually get in and fix things
(being proprietry
you would most likely need to run vmware in a proper chroot
the other problem is kernel modules, im not sure if they work
for 64bit kernels.
Dean
dclemen wrote:
Hi I have problem to get work VmWare. I read some post and try these
solutions, but I don't get to work it.
I have AMD64 system and
just trying to use yesterdays and todays netboot install
disk images (the 100mb ones), they cant find the modules.dep
file.
im not sure if this is an image problem or perhaps my
cdrw. can someone with a little bandwidth verify this?
the cd boots, the kernel loads then the console spews
out
i burn the isos on windows using nero. ive never had problems.
and ive burnt debian (various platforms), fedora (various),
red hat images once upon a time, turbolinux, gentoo, freebsd
openbsd etc
winrar should be able to open the iso's in windows or use iso
buster. further pre-burn testing
dont use the nvidia binary drivers. the forcedeth driver is vastly
better.
which debian installer are you using? sarge should support it.
if not then get a nightly installer cd (Etch)
i believe the 2.6.11 kernel was the first with the forcedeth driver
the marvel card should be supported in
pieces of hardware started working well. since then
100%)
your motherboard would seem about the same as mine. dont
give up yet! debian will run very nicely on your machine.
Dean
On Tue, December 20, 2005 12:37 am, Aaron Stromas said:
On 12/19/05, Dean Hamstead [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
dont use
enlightenment is still the only real window manager
that said i run windowmaker on my ibook
Dean
i haven't been paying much attention to the issue. frankly,
both exim or postfix, cyrus, firefox and eclipse run fine under
gnome, and that was good enough for me.
I hear you. I've hopped
I see a lot of complaints on the list ... repeated with some regularity,
but few new complaints.
nvidia is the biggest problem :(
Sarge is the reliable one. Unstable is unreliable and etch/testing is
mostly useless on amd64. The script handling our testing migration is
suboptimal and needs
Don't be *that* mean to them... It's far better than XP (which is
known to spaz out and totally break firefox in a way that prevents it
from working even after reinstalling the program! That *really* sux
to, since ffx is the only usable browser for XP)
opera is quite good
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Andrew Sharp wrote:
On Wed, Jan 04, 2006 at 03:04:01PM -0600, Russ Cook wrote:
Hi all,
I'm running an AMD64 dual core processor, debian64 stable.
Sources.list is attached. My problem is that System Monitor 2.8.1 lists
only 1 CPU. I have a dual
whos the package maintainer for eterm?
this bug has been around for about 2 years
Dean
Andrew Sharp wrote:
On Mon, Jan 09, 2006 at 09:02:52PM +0100, Andreas Fester wrote:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Hi,
I suppose you are talking about bug #332781,
garbage characters in
thats kind of what im saying, surely the patch should have
made it into the packages and or up stream =)
Dean
Kurt Roeckx wrote:
On Mon, Jan 09, 2006 at 06:27:14PM +0100, Juanjo Garcia wrote:
This is just to report that the same exact bug is to be
found with Eterm in Debian- UltraSPARC (also
use aptitude or dselect to find the package
2.6.8 was pretty bad, may i suggest you go to 2.6.14 or 15
Dean
Nonno wrote:
Hi to All,
please I'm new of Debian, I'm trying to install Kernel
2.6.8-11-em64t-p4-smp for my dual Xeon system;
now Kernel 2.6.8-11-em64t-p4 is installed so debian don't
dont forget 'gtkpod' for all your ipoding needs. except buying
music... but thats what the cd store is for ;)
Dean
Craig Hagerman wrote:
Hi,
Just curious - does anyone here use crossover office (or wine) and
been able to run iTunes successfully? I would really love to run
iTunes on my debian
quite seriously, wouldnt...
wget ftp://ftp.xx.debian.. ../kernel-image-xxx.deb
dpkg -i kernel-image-xxx.deb
work, perhaps a few supporting packages might need updating
Dean
Lennart Sorensen wrote:
On Tue, Jan 10, 2006 at 11:37:02PM +1100, Dean Hamstead wrote:
use aptitude or dselect
chip)
im sure there are deeper architectural changes that are
of benefit also. i recall nvidia whinging about changes that
broke their drivers. but thats really their own fault.
Dean
Lennart Sorensen wrote:
On Wed, Jan 11, 2006 at 09:14:31AM +1100, Dean Hamstead wrote:
quite seriously, wouldnt
i was going to, and then i decided the $500 difference was
better left on my credi card ;)
Dean
Jaime Ochoa Malagón wrote:
I mean about a debian in a FX machine...
On 1/24/06, Dean Hamstead [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the FX chip is the gaming model or something
its a little faster and costs
im running sid here, and configuring locale is always causing segfaults.
its something wierd and obscure as configuring locale in chroot-32 runs fine
its actually locale-gen that is causing the problem
/snip
Generating locales (this might take a while)...
en_AU.UTF-8.../usr/sbin/locale-gen:
did you install sid or sarge? (looks like sid)
i also cant see what sort of disk controller the machine uses.
Dean
William Humphrey wrote:
I am using the latest official testing version of debian (kernel
2.6.15) on a DL580 G3 with Quad Procs. I used the netinst image. Once I
installed the
try
mysql -u root -p
then hit enter
if that doesnt work, you can just delete the mysql database
but you will have to recreate it and then all the users there in
you may also be denied access via 127.0.0.1:3306 but allowed
access via /tmp/mysql.sock (or wherever your mysql socket
may be)
your
ive been running on a
'DFI Lanpary UT NF4 SLI-D'
with an amd64 4000+
nvidia 6600gt pcie
1gig of corsair xms pro ram
2xwd sata raptors (36gig, running in soft raid. no bios assistance)
debian amd64 for some time now (very really run windows on it)
mele:~# lspci
:00:00.0 Memory controller:
enlightenment is awesome. nor bars or docks or loading bays etc
just screen real estate.
Dean
I would recommend xfce, it's a lot lighter, faster and works just fine, if
colours and things are a must, try enlightenment...
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you clearly don't have a 16 year old sister ;)
Dean
Corey Hickey wrote:
Dean Hamstead wrote:
enlightenment is awesome. nor bars or docks or loading bays etc
just screen real estate.
Properly configured, Enlightenment is a great way to keep people from
using your computer until you show
ahh ok, so unstable amd64 is now in the main arcvices
Dean
Hamish Moffatt wrote:
On Wed, May 31, 2006 at 11:37:44AM +1000, Dean Hamstead wrote:
speaking of sources.list, is there a good etch/sid (unstable testing)
mirror in australia?
i was using mirror.pacific.net.au (huray unmetered
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