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matter of getting manufacturers to take some time and effort to test and
support their devices on Linux systems. That, unfortunately, is MUCH
easier said than done. But I am quite hopeful that, one day, it will
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> Can anyone create the .deb package, so everybody can download it using
> apt-get install.
>
> I think we can create a program to install a Java Mozilla Plug-in and
> inc
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screen) the Windows key is reported as Super_L which is treated as a
regular key instead of a modifier and therefore can't be combined with
another key into a single keypress. Any suggestions?
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k on your
username. That'll show you a "Webmin user access rights" screen. At the
bottom of that screen you can find a Modules section. Any modules which
aren't checked won't show up on the main menu. Check the modules you
want to see and click Save.
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you'll get a listing of all available X servers on the network. Then you
can just click on the appropriate machine and log in. (You'll still need
to set up the server to allow XDMCP connections of course.)
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works perfectly just by using open with other application,
there's no way to specify what the default icon for that type of file
will be. Any ideas/suggestions? Is this a feature that's buried in
Nautilus somewhere, or is it just a feature that isn't there yet?
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don't really use any. When I need an answer I search on google and
generally find it since at some point or another it has been discussed
on some web-accessible list or group.
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ll get slapped with
a multi-million dollar bank charge in the process.
Granted, this is a rather extreme and unrealistic example, but that's
one of the reasons why computer networks nowadays need to be
synchronized so closely.
Hope that helps. And when you're done giving the lecture, be
at way most modern mail clients will automatically remove
your signature when they quote your message so that we don't have to. :)
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I looked at Positron a few times, but it really hasn't been maintained
all that well as time has gone by. And it's CLI-only which can make it a
bit of a hassle at times.
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a formats that mplayer
hasn't been able to handle RP10 has had no problems with. Then you can
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libgnomedb-dev - frontend to the GDA architecture for GNOME --
development files
workrave - RSI prevention tool
gnome-nettool and gnome-system-tools seem to be what you're looking
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> > As far as compatibility is concerned, it works perfectly for me. Some
> > people have had problems with lockups using the USB 1.1 version but
> > switching from usb-uhci to uhci
and the amount of support that the company
provides to the community is astounding. They just recently released
the source for the firmware so this is really an exciting time to pick
one up. And look at me, I'm rambling again. :) So needless to say, I
definitely think you should pick one
in the directory. If you do, then it's a filesystem problem. In
the case of ReiserFS, it's a filesystem problem requiring a
--rebuild-tree.
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til recently I had a problem with cups stopping every morning at
6:30 am. It looks like it might have been related to logrotate since it
runs at the same time. I did an update about a week ago however, and
since then I haven't had the problem. Not sure if your problem and mine
are in any way relat
t to add more archive data you just
use mksquashfs to append it and you're all set to go. This could be
automated through a script called by your tape backup program for
example. Hope that helps.
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nux boxes. Not sure if the version in Sarge is recent enough, but I'd
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From
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"When started, dselect automatically selects all "Required",
"Important", and "Standard" packages."
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4) Install the newly created .deb using 'dpkg -i '
5) Install the debian-specific java bits 'apt-get install sun-j2redebian'
By far the most time-consuming part of the process is going to be
downloading the JRE and then waiting for the .deb to build. As long as
you're n
my computer was when I was running Windows. And the more I think about
it, the only time I ever had any REAL problems with my computer, it was
while running Windows. (Well, I did have a few kernel panics over the
years, but those have been mostly my fault.) Gee, I'm seeing a pattern
he
x27;s why he 'doesn't like'
Debian. For him, Debian is a great tool but not one that he has any
particular attachment to.
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over the years, is the Debian Social Contract and the Debian Free
Software Guidelines. Those two documents give Debian the foundation that
makes it such a rock-distro day after day.
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If you're not looking for either of the above, then please restate the
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f the controller and
then set the box up to use software RAID and everything worked just
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was about an invalid IRQ, and it wanted
me to load the module with a pci=bios (or something like that) option.
The workaround in my case, at least, was to go into the BIOS and disable
the Plug and Play OS feature so that the BIOS would assign an IRQ to the
device. Did that and the module loaded just
build a kernel image, I'd suggest
installing kernel-package (apt-get install kernel-package) and then
reading /usr/share/doc/kernel-package/README.gz. That will give you
everything you need to quickly and easily build a kernel image the
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oesn't work, I'd start looking at the plugins that
you're using and see if temporarily removing any of those fixes it.
Other than that, I'm not sure what to suggest. Hope that helps.
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DEAD simple, it's still very easy to work with IMO.
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most of it at least. :)
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tries to look up
a name. Restarting evolution fixes the problem each time. I'm actually
not sure if it's a problem with the plugin or a problem with our
exchange server here.
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Not sure about FirstClass as I've never used it and don't even know what
it is for that matter. :)
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On Wed, 2004-08-18 at 13:50 +0200, J.H.M. Dassen (Ray) wrote:
> On Tue, Aug 17, 2004 at 15:25:17 -0500, Alex Malinovich wrote:
> > Yeah, I forgot to mention that little part which I suppose probably could
> > have been rather important. So yes, I'm using experimental.
>
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> > (gnome-file-types-properties:3273): libgnomevfs-WARNING **: Deprecated
> > function. User modifications to the MIME database are no longer
> > s
ething got fouled up at some point. Unfortunately, aside from the
things I mentioned above, I don't know what else to troubleshoot. (As
much as I love Gnome some of the more obscure files and settings that it
uses make me think back to my days of suffering in Windows.)
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re RAID specific issue, but it wouldn't allow me to
create a primary partition on the RAID device. I had to create a logical
partition and then divide that up. But as soon as it got to actually
creating the filesystem it would give me an error.
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start calling them telling them what a terrible, outdated, buggy piece
of junk they've released.
By that same token, someone using the Fedora name for a modified Fedora
distribution could POTENTIALLY make RH look even worse than it already
does. Umm... I mean... "could make RH look
On Thu, 2004-07-15 at 11:57, Mark Ferlatte wrote:
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> > I'm trying to get my laptop to use whichever NTP server is specified via
> > DHCP and not having much luck. I have heard that dhcpcd will
> > automatic
found the dhclient hooks, but as far as I can tell it's
impossible to actually get at the NTP server info using them. Any ideas?
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but I still start it up at least once a
month to do a dist-upgrade and check out what's new. The rest of the
time I just use wajig. (I need to send a Graham Williams a big THANK YOU
packet or something one of these days. :)
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either come back with
a timeout error or the TFTP server would report a client error.
Upgrading the BIOS (the network card was built into the motherboard)
took care of the problem and it's been working fine since. I'd imagine
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sr/local. Unfortunately, I don't
know all that much about the package build process, so I'm afraid I
can't be of much help in troubleshooting the build error you're getting,
but hopefully someone else can help.
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There are very easy-to-follow directions in there from Branden Robinson
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you can pretty safely tell him that his program is broken. :)
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the work and as long as they're able to
efficiently grade it. The only time this has been a problem with me
was with a prof who wanted compiled binaries as part of the submitted
assignment. For this I would run down to the lab, do a compile (and
use their printer to print source, etc) and t
I'll stop now. :)
apt-get install screen
ssh mymachine
screen processToRun
C-a, C-d
logout
If you want to come back to it later:
ssh mymachine
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with some info and I'll be all over it. :)
What I would REALLY like to see though, is an actual replacement for the
"powered by Windows *" stickers. Something that's got the same metallic
feel, with either Tux or a gnu on the sticker saying &quo
thing that I don't have
access to in a tty is the Play/Pause, etc, buttons on the top of the
keyboard. Everything else works just fine.
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stalled size for all emacs* packages, and it's only 21
MB. :) (All the vi stuff added together was 700 K :)
But I'm still an emacs guy myself. So to get back on-topic, I'd second
the suggestion for emacs.
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nough that no one will put in the required amount of time and
resources to break it. The opposite is also true whatever. If you make
it too difficult for YOURSELF to use the encryption, you'll stop using
it in which case it's the same as someone having cracked your private
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home directory and names it 'your-image.iso' and then does a 'mount
/home/user/image'. That SHOULD work, though I haven't tested it so don't
hold me to it. :)
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> packages on this system and how can i read that info into the new one?
Old machine: dpkg --get-selections > myselections
copy 'myselections' over to new machine
New machine: dpkg --set-selections < myselections
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with a 2.6 series kernel, the device entries
will always be there, whether or not they actually exist on the system.
This is a silly question, but you do of course have a disk in the drive,
right?
Also, if you're using hotplug, that might be affecting the drive as
well. Something else that
sure what you mean by this. Could you explain please?
> What is the option for this drive to be treated as ide/atapi drive?
> hdd=ide and hdd=atapi are treated as BAD options by the kernel.
You don't need to pass any options. If it shows up as hdd the system
already knows that it's a
drive is 'in' the computer (and that
it's being detected as hdd), I'm guessing that it's an internal IDE
drive. If that's the case, why do you want to access it as a SCSI
device? Have you tried taking out the hdd=scsi line in lilo.conf and
accessing it directly as hdd?
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ALSA (emu10k1 module) I can play multiple streams at once with no
problems. Any ideas? TIA.
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uot; message, etc. Once we have a better idea of what's
going on we might be able to troubleshoot your problem more effectively.
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> On Wed, 12 May 2004, Alex Malinovich wrote:
>
> > On Tue, 2004-05-11 at 23:35, David Cunningham wrote:
> > > Sounds good. What brand and model of heatsink do you use?
>
> http://directron.com/hdcoolers.html
>
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the same ones. If they do I'll let you know
what the actual name is.
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ze as a drive, and have two fans on the bottom. They
attach to the bottom of the drive and have an in-line power coupler that
you can put between the power supply and the drive itself. I got them
for $10 (US) a piece and since then have not had a single drive failure
or heat problem. YMMV of course.
dows, so this shouldn't be an issue.
But if you don't see grub at all, this could be the problem. If that's
the case, you'll need to boot off of either a recovery disk or your
Debian install disk and re-run grub-install and update-grub.
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reboot, the grub menu doesn't come up; the
> machine goes straight into windows.
>
> Is there anything I can do in my grub setup to prevent
> this? It would be nice to actually be able to go back
> and forth.
Check your configuration. Your XP entry probably has something
last year for installing 9i
on Sid. You can find it at:
http://www.the-love-shack.net/oracle-on-sid.shtml
I'm currently working with someone on trying to get 10g to install
properly on a Woody system. If/when we get it taken care of, I'll add
that to the 9i page.
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packages got brought in for installation of package 'a'. So when I
remove package 'a' it'll remove it and all of the packages that were
brought in with it.
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> Hints?
apt-get install fdupes
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any more than I NEED a 97-ton dump truck to return a rented movie. :)
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stuff, you can always try udev. The question you just asked is why I
initially tried udev, and now I don't know how I ever lived without it.
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the filesystem, I don't think there's much you can do. But if you can
afford a minute or two of downtime for the drive, it should be no
problem. Just use resize_reiserfs and resize the fs to fit the
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do software or hardware RAID.)
As for filesystems, I personally prefer ReiserFS, but that's just
personal preference. If you're comfortable with ext3, then by all
means use ext3.
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all the appropriate headers package, it's just a
matter of going into the alsa directory and doing something along the
lines of 'debian/rules binary' and you're done. The documentation will
have more exact instructions of course.
Hope that helps.
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set. Since you're using KDE, I
believe you'll need to have one of the libarts packages installed. I'm
not a KDE user though, so I'm not sure about that. Hope that helps.
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ose their native country, the name of country should be written in
their native tongue. After all, if I can't read Japanese, for example, I
probably shouldn't be selecting Japanese as my installation language
anyway. :) (Coincidentally, take a look at the various languages
available on debian.or
from
/dev/scd0 to /dev/dvdrom. :) But if you're going to be 'fixing' it
anyway, you might as well do it the 'right' way and add appropriate
rules to your udev.conf.
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oot, so I'd suggest people
take a look at that thread first to prevent duplicate discussions.
http://lists.debian.org/debian-boot/2004/debian-boot-200404/msg00284.html
Note that none of the above is a statement of my personal beliefs or
opinions on the issue, but just a statement of fact
On Wed, 2004-03-31 at 13:35, Matthew T. Atkinson wrote:
> 'ellow,
>
> On Wed, 2004-03-31 at 20:02, Alex Malinovich wrote:
> > It's always good to see more new tools for Debian. But have you checked
> > out deborphan at all? It does pretty much the same thing tha
t basically
does the same thing as debmirror only using rsync. :)
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s reset which would require a reboot. (If your root drive isn't a SCSI
device AND if you have SCSI support loaded as a module, just removing
and re-loading the SCSI module SHOULD work.)
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e to. AFAIK, ActiveState's license is NOT GPL-compliant. As
such, I'd much rather use the GPL licensed version of Perl instead of a
non-free alternative.
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or 2 weeks now, and I've only had one
crash. If you REALLY want to play the game, there's no reason to hold
off in my opinion. But if you don't mind waiting a while, then you can
do so as well.
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TIVELY safely assume that the key is REASONABLY valid.
(Of course, when dealing with public key systems, unless you personally
got that key from a TRUSTED individual on some form of non-modifiable
media and have had them verify it, you can't be all THAT sure, but for
day to day communications you can be sure enough.)
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bots, I have not yet seen this in my 2+ years on d-u.)
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e it's not perfectly ethical. But it makes the people I'm
saying it feel good, and even if that doesn't get me a better tip, I'm
still happy about making someone feel good.
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flattered. Online, I have to admit I'd probably be creeped out. Only
because, that's not the type of message I'd expect someone to take the
time to actually send me unless they were really creepy in some way. But
that's just me. :)
'`; do
if [ -d $i ]; then
chmod 770 $i
else
chmod 660 $i
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tried shorter delays than 10 seconds, but this is the only one that
consistently works.
Note that I'm relatively sure that there must be a better way to do
this, I'm just really not sure what it is. You could pre-load the alsa
modules like the nvidia module, but that's just a worka
On Mon, 2004-03-08 at 21:27, Derrick 'dman' Hudson wrote:
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> | Is there any way to make usb-storage maintain device names?
>
> udev.
>
> http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/utils/kernel/hotplug/udev_vs_de
then having
the hotplug agent manage those symlinks. But I'd rather see if I can do
it via static device entries if possible. (I'm not sure if it's even
technically possible, as I don't know if USB devices have any sort of
unique identifiers akin to MAC addresses in network devi
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> > I've set up my Bayesian filter to scan two shared IMAP folders for ham
> > and spam. Using evolution, when I get spam, I can just Move it to the
> > sha
now that people usually use Bounce in mutt for spam filtering, but as
the folder is a shared folder and not an actual account, I can't do
that. Any suggestions? TIA.
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rything
else is certainly handy to learn at your own pace, but if you can get
those 4 down, you're pretty much ready to start coding. I'd strongly
suggest it.
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If this is
what's causing the depndency, then feel free to remove it. All of the
other packages will stay installed. Once it's gone, then get rid of
Evolution and you're all set.
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l be there for a while. :)
In the meantime, I'd suggest getting comfortable with your mail
client's "Reply to List" feature. In mutt, it's L, in Evolution I
believe it's under "Actions". For other clients, I'm not sure where
it's at, but most mod
the right time. Anything else is beyond it."
"I don't know why and I'm not yet motivated to fix it since my views on
esd are mostly unprintable."
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that this isn't
really related to the partition table at all. Possibly a
misconfiguration with regards to firewire somewhere along the line.
What are you doing in order to use the firewire drive under Linux? Do
you have all of the appropriate modules loaded with no error messages?
(ieee1394, ohci
ps -Af only shows 7 characters of the username for me. So I do the
first 5 just in case it decides to drop to only displaying 6 or so for
some reason.)
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