Anyone know how to get rid of this 2x2 cm mouse cursor under X?
I just re-installed X (3.3.3.1) from potato.
--David
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appreciate it.
Thanks,
--David
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David R. Kohel wrote:
Anyone know how to get rid of this 2x2 cm mouse cursor under X?
I just re-installed X (3.3.3.1) from potato.
You REALLY need to give some more information. At the very least, we need
Yes, thanks. That did it. --David
Hi,
From this line: (--) SVGA: NM2070: Using hardware cursor
Probably, you need the option using sw_cursor. Check out the
XF86Config man pages to find out exactly how to set it.
I think you need to do something like:
As with another user I've had problems with unstable.
I killed X windows with 3.3.3-1, and can't seem to
get it back with 3.3.2. XF86Setup just blanks the
screen; returning to the tty1 I just find a segfault
message. How much do I need to downgrade? Advice?
Secondly, on my laptop, I lost
I think I have a dying hard disk; the only other option is
some virus.
I was upgrading libc gcc compliers (from potato) on my laptop
over a PLIP connection when I gradually started losing priviledges
to ftp and telnet into the machine. Once I logged out I couldn't
log back in, even as root.
emacs-install emacs19
emacsen-common: Handling install of emacsen flavor emacs19
emacsen-common: byte-compiling for emacs19
Well, do you have set EMACSLOADPATH on your root (or whatever are you
using for instaling new packages)?
Bilbo
This was precisely the problem. The
I found some references to this in the July and August archives,
but has no fix been found for the emacs19 emacs20 packages?
My apologies if there has been more recent discussion which I
did not find in my search.
As far as I could tell, some people got them to install by
removing certain
Seems like the most likely problem, but things have to be very odd for
that not to be found... what does dpkg -S bytecomp show? it should at
least have
emacs19: /usr/share/emacs/19.34/lisp/bytecomp.elc
Yes, on a machine with broken emacs19:
emacs19: /usr/share/emacs/19.34/lisp/bytecomp.elc
I get the following error message when trying to install emacs20
from hamm:
emacs-install emacs20
Update-menus: waiting for dpkg to finish (forking to background)
Update-menus: (checking /var/lib/dpkg/lock)
emacsen-common: Handling install of emacsen flavor emacs20
emacsen-common: byte-compiling
FWIW, I was able to compile SANE on my system running 'unstable'
with no problems. Works great with my HP ScanJet 4c.
Thanks, I did the partial upgrade. Compiling seemed to work OK,
except that the configure doesn't set up the Makfiles to compile
xscanimage. I did also upgrade the xlibs.
I'm trying to install sane (Scanner Access Now Easy) using
rpm packages for the gtk+ (Gimp Tool Kit) and sane binaries.
[ The Debian gimp package does not seem to provide the gimp
libraries that I need to compile the sane sourece code. ]
Using 'alien --auto package-name.rpm', I get error
that my university-provided office machine
(a desktop) also has one of these ps/2 mice. I also set /dev/mouse
to /dev/psaux and have no problem.
David
On Thu, 31 Jul 1997, David R. Kohel wrote:
This may well be the problem I am experiencing: see my post on
keyboard locking. Now
OK, after running Debian Linux for a week, my system developed
the following bug. After logging in from xdm, I can get in about
five to twenty keystrokes before the keyboard locks and I can't
even do a vulture nerve pinch to shut down.
My previous Slackware partition runs fine. I don't have
This may well be the problem I am experiencing: see my post on
keyboard locking. Now that you mention it, my mouse was
nonresponsive. If anyone has a solution, I'd like to know, as
I'm still clueless.
Thanks,
P.S. If this is relevant, I set the mouse (a ps/2) to /dev/psaux.
Should this go
Thanks for the responses. Yes, run-xconsole is unnecessary (I also
comment it out), but the xdm-start-server was missing. Note: not
no-xdm-start-server (or perhaps this is this an option?)
As someone else pointed out, the line
:0 local /usr/X11R6/bin/X
needed to be inserted in
What is the current standard for device files? I have a pcmcia
modem. Previously it worked fine with /dev/cua1 under my Slackare
Linux. Debian appears to have gone to some other device files or
naming system. (I think it tried to put /dev/modem -- /dev/ttyS0
which didn't work for me.)
I just answered a question I had about X fonts. XFree86 3.2 fonts
are compressed, while XFree86 3.3 are gzipped. To convert between
compression formats it is not sufficient to change only the
compression of the fonts, but also the fonts.dir file in each font
directory, which list
I chose not to start xdm at the initial configuration because my
laptop has an unsupported (by XFree86) video card (Neomagic), and
I needed to set up Xinside's (= Xi Graphics now) server.
Now I try to run xdm and it doesn't start. I have a xdm-start
line in my /etc/X11/config and on boot it
I've got an ATI Mach64 card (ATI 264CT chipset) which was configured
correctly under XFree86 3.2. Now under the highest resolution
(1024x768) it displays shadowed traces of the window as I move it
-- two prominant resonances can be seen shifted about 1 and 2 cm to
the right, but horizontal
Did anyone come up with a solution to this one?
Is this controlled by emacs of X keymapping (or both)?
I had the same problem (with emacs) until it spontaneously corrected
itself.
David
I recently installed XEmacs, and would like to have it recognize my ALT
key as the META key (which
There have been several questions about colorization, but once we get
it working, how do we customize it?
I'm looking for the equivalent of the /etc/DIR_COLORS in Slackware,
from where it is read, and where to specify that users' ~/.dircolors
be sourced.
David
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Does anyone know how to configure networking so that local talk
works without breaking the overall configuration?
My previous Slackware /etc/hosts always came with a warning:
# By the way, Arnt Gulbrandsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] says that 127.0.0.1
# should NEVER be named with the name of the
Someone earlier mentioned a cron job being run at 7:00 AM, complaining
about the heavy CPU/memory usage. I've found another complication.
I had one new hard disk die just after installation. I was in the
process of transferring my Slackware Linux filesystem over to it when
the superblock
I found mutt in unstable, but slang 0.99.38 is not available,
giving a conflict. Where do I get the complete package for
mutt?
I don't find PGP on the mirror here (Singapore). Where is PGP
usually located on non-US mirrors?
David
Frank Barknecht dijo:
Hamish Moffatt hat gesagt: // Hamish
This is not really Debian specific, but is relevant to handling
the volume of mail from this mailing list.
I've been using elm for years. But as far as I can tell, it
does not handle multiple active folders. Before investing in
converting all of my mail archives to a new system, I'd like
to
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