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d here, but the other issue is to get the
wireless interface itself up (and configured via DHCP, etc).
One practical thing I want to do is to have RStudio Server running on
the Debian machine, and be able to connect to it on my MacBook and
work on projects from my living room.
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if I can't
get the darn thing working.
I would still welcome any suggestions or insights as to why the 6.03
installer works with my home router, but 8.1 does not.
Thanks for any help, or for at least listening to these issues.
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not certain this is the
same problem I encounter during attempted install of Jessie as I never get
out of the installer.
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this
post is somewhat lacking in detail, as I'm hoping that this scenario may
ring a bell with someone, so to speak. I'm a surgeon rather than an
engineer or anything like that, but I have been using Debian and similar
systems for a long time.
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known as 'volatile'
#deb http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/ squeeze-updates main
#deb-src http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/ squeeze-updates main
Any thoughts? In response to some searching, I've tried sudo
dpkg-reconfigure apt and sudo apt-get install --reinstall apt, with
no effect.
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that the maintainer isn't having the problem. Is
anyone else using Chromium having this trouble, and is a fixed version
likely to appear soon?
The linux Chrome binary from Google appears to work fine on both machines.
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Hi Shawn,
what did your old interfaces file look like? might look at resolv.conf as
well. i'm not sure what trouble shooting you went through, so it might be
useful to post your iptables config.
Here's my old interfaces file where I statically brought up eth0:
# This file describes the
being dragged into
the IPv6 world?
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David Bruce
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or the like?
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no screens found
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the menu
entries? I think I could uninstall KDE and reinstall, but that seems
too brute force.
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48X DVD-ROM DVD-R-RAM CD-R/RW drive, 2048kB Cache, UDMA(66)
Uniform CD-ROM driver Revision: 3.20
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Sorry - it is very likely a hardware problem. I booted into my other minimal
Debian install on the same system that did not get dist-upgraded, and I get
the same error, so it would appear to be a problem with the drive.
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to keep - is there a simple way to
bring /etc over without messing up the settings for raid and lvm?
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everything in a separate, corruption-free install now, so I
should be able to do much harm no matter what I do to hda and hdc.
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I still can.
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- kernel config mouse support for PS/2
- ImPS/2 selected in xorg.conf; scroll enabled
My wife is begging me to get rid of that @#$% Debian thing and go back to
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Over the last few days, KDevelop has started crashing a few seconds after I
try to open it. I have been using it for months to work on tuxmath. I am
running Sid with everything apt-get dist-upgraded to current versions.
KDevelop is at version 4:3.3.0-2.
Until today, I could get KDevelop to
to be affected. I have done
some googling and there seems to be an issue with KDE determining dpi from
the X configuration, but I haven't been able to understand it well enough to
get the problem fixed. Any hints would be much appreciated.
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option
This sounds like it could be what I am after. I have never heard of the
UseEdidDpi X config option, and I am sure I have never personally changed
it, but I will investigate it and see if it affects my problem.
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Option UseEdidDpiFALSE
Option DPI 76 x 72
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of these libs, the
project builds without problems.
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help would be greatly appreciated.
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cd '/home/dbruce/programming/tuxmath/tuxmath-0.0.20050316' make -k
BUILDING tuxmath.o
mkdir obj
cc -Wall -g -I/usr/include/SDL -D_REENTRANT
-DDATA_PREFIX=\/usr/share/tuxmath/\ -DDEBUG -DVERSION=\2005.01.03\
-DSOUND src/tuxmath.c -c -o obj/tuxmath.o
can I most easily go back
to the old version? Alternatively, is there a symlink I could create to tell
XFree86 where to find the nvidia driver?
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There isn't any file in there named nvidia.o or anything similar, and I
wonder if that is the problem.
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it. Also, it
didn't dawn on me at first that you were the same person who wrote the howto
(a case of hmm, that name seems vaguely familiar...).
Anyway, you've saved me from another evening of my six-year-old daughter being
upset about not being able to play Tuxracer.
Thanks,
David Bruce
, 4.2.1 iirc
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for anyone who is willing to do a little
reading. I 've even convinced my four year old daughter that the Penguin
Computer is a lot more fun than Windows (my wife remains a little more
skeptical).
Anyway, a big thanks to everyone involved.
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