' command_not_found_handle ( ) { xxx ; } ; xxx'
makes Bash enter in a loop , memory usage runaway from
control and the whole system hangs .
Regards,
Fernando Auil
when I switched out the sort|uniq -u and put in sort -u, it no longer
worked.
Sorry, I made a mistake. The pipe sort | uniq is equivalent to sort -u.
However, you use uniq -u, which differs from uniq without options :-)
i.e. check it out.. the above should give you the same number
of
Another issue is that some filenames have '-' in them, but the module
names have '_' in them.
This is a problem because the modules filenames are a mess. Some
filenames have an underscore '_' too.
Does the current solution filter out
duplicates due to the modulename and filename not
package
generated by make-kpkg.
Fix: Just drop the -L option in the command ls.
Alternatively you can use something like
find -P $modpath -type f -name '*.ko' 2/dev/null | \
sed -e 's|.*/||g;s/[.]ko$//'
Regards,
Fernando Auil
Thanks for your message.
I find it useful
to have modprobe default to listing only modules that are NOT loaded
yet.
For the default use, when loading a module, this is the case. The
command modprobe has also an -r option to unload the module,
and in this case it would complete to the
Package: idesk
Version: 0.7.5-4.2
I got a stable memory usage with the attached patch.
Extensive tests are required, but things seems to work fine.
However, probably this could be considered just an interim solution,
because some bad warnings from Imlib2
* Imlib2 Developer Warning
Package: idesk
Version: 0.7.5-4.2
Severity: critical
The memory used by idesk increases at a constant rate of ~5 MB each time that
the background in the root window (wallpaper) is changed.
In my system, Debian stable 7.0, this issue can be reproduced as follows:
In first place, you could
GUI,
and are optional.
Best regards,
Fernando Auil
patches.tar.bz2
Description: application/bzip-compressed-tar
configfile /boot/grub/menu.lst
Then the menu appears and you can boot the system as usual.
I do not know which is the issue, neither because this fix works. But I tested
many times and always works.
Regards,
Fernando Auil
Thank you for your answer.
I was analyzing the bug report communicated a little bit more in
detail, and I think that the bug report could be deleted.
The key details are in the file xserver-xorg.postinst (placed in
directory /var/lib/dpkg/info) in the lines 722 to 728 and the line
734:
Package: xserver-xorg
Version: 1:7.5+8
Severity: grave
Justification: renders package unusable
*** Please type your report below this line ***
The bug report concerns the script /usr/bin/dexconf that is
provided by package xserver-xorg in Debian squeeze (in lenny
it works fine).
The
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