Mike Gabriel wrote:
Package: wnpp
Severity: wishlist
Owner: Mike Gabriel mike.gabr...@das-netzwerkteam.de
* Package name: libx11-keybord-perl
Version : 1.4
Upstream Author : Erick Calder ecal...@cpan.org
* URL : https://metacpan.org/release/X11-Keyboard
* License
yes me to i used to use sendmail in past for internet mail and or
local mail. there never was a problem except that certain people
(who are promoting other mail programs) keep trying to destroy it.
i'm not a maintainer (yet? i have no passwords microsoft didn't
steal/block me from using)
even if i want to contribute pathches and etc
i don't have a mainframe to recompile all breakage and...
the ammount of breakage is too daunting to shake a stick at
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this was NOT the state of things when the last era of maintainers
inheirited charge of historic softwares
snip
What do you mean by a TTY console during the installation?
Lowering the severity anyway as I don't think this is a bug (if one)
that affects all installs.
With all the install problems reports? I would certainly expect
having to open up a shell to fix things to install MORE THAN
i like anything that helps fresh meat install without hours of crap ! :)
personaly i wish you could add this in contributions as working with a particular version of
debian (an important aspect for dist. tars) and do so without allot of admin approval.
thanks all, -- John
Brian Potkin
hi i'm not a DM
yea but the script installs awk/mawk before any depends and it gets in
reguardless.
try not calling out awk as depends since that is pre-scripted (it's to get dpkg
running i think)
why force didn't work i'm unsure
Have Fun !
-- John
Adrian Ban wrote:
Package: debootstrap
and not providing
decent detail for any of them is the best way to get yourself ignored.
On 27.12.2011 20:53, John D. Hendrickson and Sara Darnell wrote:
Package: grub-common
Version: 1.98+20100804-14
Boot method: downloaded 52 CDs, mounted loopback
Image version: squeeze 6.0.1
Date: 12-12-2011
Machine
grub-mkrescue images can be dd'ed to floppy when small enough
(--compression=xz --diet AFAIR)
Yes it can. And you can insmod and boot. It's just an unusable pain without a
dependancy resolver
(which won't dd due to code choices in grub2 additions, rather it will but part b won't find part
Robert Luberda wrote:
John Hendrickson wrote:
Hi there!
/*
* BUG for realpath_(1) (not realpathS(1))
*
* $ realpath /var/spool/mail/file/..
* /mnt/sda2/home/var/mail
*
* BUG you can't .. a file: not supposed to be able to
* (it will then trick a script into treating file like a
Package: grub-common
Version: 1.98+20100804-14
Boot method: downloaded 52 CDs, mounted loopback
Image version: squeeze 6.0.1
Date: 12-12-2011
Machine: bios doesn't support boot from usb or lan. no CD drive.
Processor: amd64
Memory: 256m
Partitions: a root partion, an empty root partiion, the
Put code in a kernel but don't want kernel params, sysctl, /proc, or /sysfs to wake it? Instead
wishing modprobe will wake it ?? Sorry I interrupted :) - John
Unlike the modprobe utility from module-init-tools, busybox' version
fails for built-in modules:
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I hate to say anything no knowing the full story. I was just installing.
The initrd.gz off netinst CD does has depmod. If you use it then your ext4 module loads right?
Without depmod you could edit the modules.dep et al files with nano and that should work too, if I
remember correctly.
I
not that i'm multi-lingual (i use google to translate!)
don't we get all .mo avail. in packages already? (i hope)
# locate *.mo | wc
13341 13341 648305
... and if build/tar admins say choose another method why not try asking them
what?
can't i delete .mo locally if i'm bitwise
If timidity doesn't get IPv6 support soon ?
I don't see IPv6 as important. It's a major maintenance burden (a hack to firewall, configure,
...), IPSs use it to dominate ISP sales, and so far no one claims to have a final spec on it.
when is IPv4 over IPv6 a sin? are bsd sockets a sin (they
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Eugene V. Lyubimkin wrote:
[ dropped debian-dpkg, since the question is on the level higher, as
Jonathan IIRC pointed already in threads on debian-dpkg@ ]
Hi Jonathan, John and Sara,
On 2011-07-09 20:12, John D. Hendrickson and Sara Darnell wrote:
[...] The heuristic, roughly speaking
Jonathan Nieder wrote:
John D. Hendrickson and Sara Darnell wrote:
As to skipping releases - we can't all be continual updaters :)
But you can use http://archive.debian.org/, no?
:) funny. but hey! I cna't access my government without an updated web
browser.
it can lead to REAL arrest
Jonathan Nieder wrote:
Package: cupt
Version: 2.1.1
Severity: wishlist
Hi,
The following report is distilled from several messages from John
Hendrickson.
Sometimes he likes to upgrade the whole system straight from Debian
release N to N+4 or so. Yes, I know that's not supported. Yes, a
rununtil you get it sorted out why...
there are program(s) to refresh vga text mode / save restore vesa. run
it and you'll have your text terminal.
note because VT depends on kernel etc you problem might depend on how
you start x, not just X drivers or a flaky video card
Enno Deimel
I'm not a debian bug handler but...
try shutdown -t0 -r now and re-submit if it doesn't work (I think
specifying time is required?)
Christoph Pleger wrote:
Package: general
Severity: normal
Hello,
when I am logged in (by ssh or on tty1-tty6) as root on the machine where I am
writing this
is never executed.
you didn't delete any rc.d scripts in /etc/ did you?
John D. Hendrickson and Sara Darnell wrote:
I'm not a debian bug handler but...
try shutdown -t0 -r now and re-submit if it doesn't work (I think
specifying time is required?)
Christoph Pleger wrote:
Package: general
diagnosis by deletion ?? it seemed to work after deletion. that's
crazy - simply crazy. an it should be there if the wrong thing is on
7100 of course of course.
people manage that themselves if the new XML font junk fails to - delete
it it will be back in
Stuart Scharf wrote:
I also
I use xmodmap. No way is it obsolete. It's who's job? To break unix
software by making time honored standards obsolete a little at a time?
- John
jida...@jidanni.org wrote:
OK,
setxkbmap -option caps:none
worked. Thanks!
CB == Cyril Brulebois k...@debian.org writes:
CB Well, nobody
but you can set the sync modes before X startup or after - so saying it
is UBUNTU's error is wrong. it is Ubuntu's correctness to use the
better frequencies maybe
VERY NORMAL.
I have used vga extended cables or switchbox, but not with that exact
card - and using them reduces quality
video
Why blame X ?
many desktops / window managers will send X a HUP signal on exit. a bad
application might even do it.
First show was closed by UNIX or X itself decided to exit.
Michal Suchanek wrote:
Package: xserver-xorg-core
Version: 2:1.9.99.903-1
Followup-For: Bug #618622
Still a
You said radeon right? I don't have that but here's some tips.
/usr/X11R7/bin/Xorg (that's the name of your real X server)
automatically makes a config (example /etc/X11/Xorg-config-4).
What you want is to run Xorg with option to save the config. Editing
that config you'll see mouse,
stupid but I must say...
the video triangle (chip interfaces, documentation, sheer number of new
plans and lack of drivers) is worse than the bermuda triangle !
Julien Viard de Galbert wrote:
CCing the bug Back, I guess your point of view might be shared by other
users.
On Mon, Mar 14, 2011
my experience with that is you *might* have a memory problem with your
video card
with the lockup statement included that adds to the possibility that
might be so
on the other hand I can't see it so you might just need graphics libs
needing to be re-installed
Best is if you can try a
if you don't mind my butting in
I notice when I start gdm xdm has *no* environment.
I have no comment on whether this or that app uses that particular env.
var. though.
Vincent Lefevre wrote:
On 2011-03-08 11:31:00 +0100, Vincent Lefevre wrote:
[adding Thomas to Cc, as this concerns xterm]
hi I wrote www.sourceforge.net/projects/xdm-options/
one reason I've used xdm for so long is that having my environment in
xterm was more important to me than how X got started
I think the C-coded display managers out there don't bother with
/etc/profile or ~/.profile like a login should -
OH DANG it!
I didn't see your doing this from a gdm desktop. NEVER MIND.
Vincent Lefevre wrote:
[adding Thomas to Cc, as this concerns xterm]
FYI, libxt/1:1.1.0-1 also breaks xterm: XAUTHORITY is removed from the
environment, meaning that I can no longer start X applications from
xterm when
I haven't heard of many chips that won't hang given the wrong
instructsion whether it's GPU or keyboard controller. Sounds like more
than a driver issue but a choice of driver issue. How are you going to
have it both ways without an ammount of care you have no time for?
having interrupting
part of them once.
Ben Hutchings wrote:
On Sun, 2011-03-06 at 19:49 -0500, John D. Hendrickson and Sara Darnell
wrote:
I haven't heard of many chips that won't hang given the wrong
instructsion whether it's GPU or keyboard controller.
Of course. This is why the kernel driver filters
Johannes could you please tell me if you see this? I'm unsure if my
mail is working.
I had the problems you speak of at one time. I had *thought* my gnome
were installed but infact the libs were not all installed correctly.
Was it an installer problem? I don't remember - but the problem
I'll restate the obvious. note I'm not part of xserver-xorg-video-vesa
team - so look for more answers.
make sure your linux kernel has radeon support. make sure X loads the
modules. make sure X.org supports the chipset that is actually on the card.
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