hi folks,
i use abcde to rip cd's to ogg and flac. in the past it's worked great
but i have a bunch of new cd's to burn and for some reason, abcde has
stopped contacting the cddb servers. I get this error:
Executing customizable pre-read function... done.
Getting CD track info... Querying the
hi,
im in hte middle of a long trip with my kids and have filled my ipod
with all kinds of things, including over a thousand mp3's from
ripped-down harry potter cd's. unfortunately my ipod doesn't know
that these files are 'audiobook' file, and so when i put the ipod on
shuffle, about one in 5
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im in hte middle of a long trip with my kids and have filled my ipod
with all kinds of things, including over a thousand mp3's from
ripped-down harry potter cd's. unfortunately my ipod doesn't know
that these files are 'audiobook' file
from amarok that's
great, otherwise i can use whatever music player is required.
thanks very much, as always!
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hi,
i'm about to take off on a long road trip through the us and am
planning the technological elements. I'm looking for advice on
purchasing a gps unit. If possible, i'd love to get
hi,
i'm about to take off on a long road trip through the us and am
planning the technological elements. I'm looking for advice on
purchasing a gps unit. If possible, i'd love to get something that
ran Free software, or was at least intercompatible with my debian
ubuntu based machines. we
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Hi,
Anybody Successfully runing any Debian ( based ) Distribution with Xorg on a
Dell Latitude D820
http://reviews.cnet.com/Dell_Latitude_D820/4507-3121_7-31792100.html
Etch?
i've been running ubuntu feisty on this machine for some time,
!
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On Tue, Jan 30, 2007 at 06:06:05PM -0500, Matt Price wrote:
My girlfriend is buying a new computer a month or two from now and I'm
hoping to convince her to let me install ubuntu feisty on it, and set up
a windows VM using the new
just hoping that someone posts these xorg.conf's for the record; I for
one may well buy one of these machiens soon and would like to know how
to do both things.
m
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I am
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You got it half right. Turning on ip_forward on the server is only one
piece. The other piece is to set the client's default gateway to point to
your server, which is 192.168.0.1. You can set this via DHCP options, since
you have a DHCP
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Subject: bridge eth1 to eth0?
Date: Fri, 29 Dec 2006 15:51:31 -0500
hi,
for stupid
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hi,
for stupid reasons I need to install via netboot on a compaq tablet
(hoping this will work, it's my last shot!). I have an ubuntu desktop
Hi,
I am building a linux stereo for xmas. Basically I'm making it out of
an old ibm thinkpad and an iPod w/ rockbox.
I want to install a fairly minimal set of packages as I really don't
want the machine to feel sluggish -- it should act like a smart stereo
component, not a slow-bu-versatile
Hi,
I'm wondering whether there's a git tree somewhere for the debian kernel?
thanks,
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On a mixed sid/ubuntu-edgy system
!!!
/usr/share/perl5/Debian/Debhelper/Dh_Lib.pm line 655.
dh_gencontrol: Compatibility levels before 4 are deprecated.
Use of uninitialized value in string eq at
/usr/share/perl5/Debian
Hi,
On a mixed sid/ubuntu-edgy system I am having errors building the
ubuntu kernels from source. The kernel compile seems to go fine but
there are issues with make-kpkg and dh_* along these lines:
$ sudo make-kpkg --append-to-version=-suspend2 --initrd kernel-image
of these that I'd like to have as little user interaction
as possible -- just shove in the cd, have it automatically rip to a
specifed location, then eject and on to the next one. has anyone done
anything of this kind before? any suggestions?
thanks,
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Hi
I run a mostly-ubuntu system on my dell latitude d820, but pull a few
packages from Sid compile my kernels from debian sources which I
patch with the suspend2 patches, because suspending to ram and to disk
are both unreliable with the ubuntu kernels.
In recent weeks something has happened
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can I file a bug somewhere against planet debian? anyone know?
I've CC'd mako, its maintainer. The underlying software package, FWIW,
is planet.
The bug
hi,
my dad is bringing me an old toshiba tablet (don't have the model
number) that seems to be having serious trouble, possibly a disk
failure. I will probably install a linux distro on it eventually, but
will have to figure out what makes the most sense for this kind of
machine (limited speed
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item
titleDavid Welton: Passing information to Rails droppables
from draggables/title
guidurn:uuid:73683519-cc21-4c2e-90b2-5bf2955fc359/guid
linkhttp://journal.dedasys.com/articles/2006/10/25/passing
hi,
I'm having a little trouble with the rss feed from planet debian.
using firefox 2.0's native live bookmark features, I can generate a
bookmark which fetches the titles of articles from planet debian. but
when I try to click on them. I often get messages like the following:
Firefox doesn't
hi,
i'm wondering whether it's possible to route only certain internet
traffic through a vpn, or to exclude certain ip addresses/ranges from
the vpn.
my situation is as follows: I work mostly from home and rely on the
university's vpn to be able to access online journals. ths works
fine., but
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hi,
i'm wondering whether it's possible to route only certain internet
traffic through a vpn, or to exclude certain ip
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On Fri, Oct 06, 2006 at 12:37:34PM -0400, Matt Price wrote:
ah. I hadn't realized this needed to go in my startup scripts -- I'd
read about it on a suspend2 mailing list and included it in my
hibernate script, but I don't actually know
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Hi Matt,
On Thu, Oct 05, 2006 at 11:34:06AM -0400, Matt Price wrote:
I occasionally need to use the native acceleration of the nonfree nvidia
x driver, but my laptop will neither suspend nor hibernate when they're
loaded. I'd like
Hi,
I occasionally need to use the native acceleration of the nonfree nvidia
x driver, but my laptop will neither suspend nor hibernate when they're
loaded. I'd like to set up a situation where I can log in to my main x
session most of the time, but optionally log in to an x server running
with
hi folks,
running a debian 2.6.18 kernel on a mostly-ubuntu edgy system, I'd like
to find a way to bind the hibernate key on my laptop to some function.
the laptop is a dell latitude d820
as far as I can tell the keypress is not being intercepted by acpi.
acpi_listen records when the StandBy key
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anyway i've run into a little trouble with my kernel. the ubuntu kernel
ships with the ipw3945 wireless driver installed. the debian sources,
however, don't, and the suspend2 patches don't want to apply against the
ubuntu
hey folks,
i'm running ubuntu edgy with a self-compiled 2.6.18 kernel on my dell
latitude d820. I did the kernel compile because the standard kernel
suspend wasn't working for me; suspend2 usually works great on this
machine but is having a little trouble at the moment...
anyway i've run into
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Hi,
Anybody done this successfully?
Details?
H
the suspend capabilities of the linux kernel are improving, but not
foolproof. if your BIOS supports ACPI susp-to-memory or susp-to-disk
you vcan mess around with the files in /etc/acpi.
Hi folks,
I've just bought a new dell latitude d820, which is lovely. It came with
windows pre-installed, and I thught that this time (since I have a huge hard
drive) I might leave it installed in a shrunken-down partition. What I'm
wondering is whether I can get windows to run from inside
, so I'd get a graph of all these variables over time as
the main output.
Or ifthere's a tool that does some part of this without me having to do all
kinds of programming work, that would be even better -- since I am a LOUSY
programmer.
THanks,
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Hi folks,
I had a wierd hard crash with amarok running on the first reboot I
had a dpkg error when installing/reinstalling some stuff. On the next
reboot gdm wouldn't start, ando n the third I couldn't log in even at
the console. I've tracked down my Ubuntu Dapper LiveCD and am trying
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My main system is in an LVM Volume Group called Anarres-64-main, with
two partitions:
root: the root system
home: /home
forgot to mention that /dev/mapper/Anarres--64--main-root is an XFS
file system.
sorry about the red herrings
/tty/S1+), but again, no data comes through when I attach
the palm pilot press hotsync.
thanks for any advice you got!
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evolution/palm combination has been crucial for me. thanks,
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sorry, just testing my account -- the last 3 messages I sent to the
list don't seem to have made it all the way!
matt
. In any case I'd love some
advice on howto diagnose these issues further! the evolution/palm combination
has been crucial for me. thanks,
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advice on howto diagnose these issues further! the evolution/palm combination
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hi debian,
I was until recently running debian sid on a middle-aged amd k7
system; after the motherboard fried, I upgraded to a very fast new
system (amd X2 3800+, A8N-SLI motherboard and installed ubuntu Dapper
and debian etch on a new disk. The old system is still around on an
old disk, but
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as discussedi nan earlier thread (sorry don'th ave it handy!) I'm
having trouble with hard freezes on my system. I've installed sensord
and lm-sensors and find that, even when my system appears to be
working fine
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May 3 16:55:16 anarres sensord: Sensor alarm: Chip it87-isa-0290: fan2: 0
RPM (min = 3013 RPM, div = 8) [ALARM]
Fan2 is the CPU fan in most instances.
Does it turn?
Did it ever turn?
H
the CPU fan is turning, and I
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- I do have 3 drives plugged in to this system, and 768 Megs of RAM,
but on the other hand it's a 400W power source. Unfortunately the
mirror test doesn't work that well for me since I don't know what to
look for! -- but I'd be surprisedi f
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Hi folks,
I'm having a problem with hard crashes on my box (sid, not quite up to
date). They seem to happen in a variety of circumstances -- the
computer locks hard in an X
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thanks andrew. these hardware monitors -- are they things like
xseonsors and mbmon? I've just apt-get installed those and will try
them out. other suggestions still welcome!
er, having
Apologies for a late reply.
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I believe my system clock is set to UTC, and I don't have any other OS
operating on the system.
If your system clock is set to UTC it should never be changed for
daylight
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er, having a little trouble here -- xsensors comes up blank! not sure
if that means I'm missing the requisite kernel drivers. any way to
tell what I need?
You probably
interface in any case,
once it's finished ripping the files don't appear to have been
transcoded and I can't tell what precisely I'm meant to do next.
anyway, I would really appreciate any hints folks have or links to
useful howtos. thanks,
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I've had good success with dvdrip, though I use it slightly
differently. I'm ripping my dvd's and saving them as .avi's on my file
server for easier watching in myth
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I'm having a wierd phebomenon. Every time I reboot, the clock gets
set back an additional hour, as though my ocmputer were adjusting for
daylight savings time again. I've noticed
funciton. Now I notice that it happens on normal
reboot as well. Any ideas how to diagnose fix this problem?
Thanks,
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these programs, I still
don't understand them very well and wondered whether someone might
clarify the relations among them the prospects for using gstreamer in the
way I've just described.
Thanks as always,
Matt
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*not* a cracker, I'm just a little incompetent.
APpreciate any help you might give.
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Thanks everyone for your help, see below for more:
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Hi folks,
a while ago I switched over to mysql-5.0, then forgot about it
entirely. Now I'm back to configuring some programs that use
do:
select hex(User) from user where User LIKE 'root%';
that should give you the hex values of the characters that are there.
have all four. I guess there must be some white space in the username
somewhere. Is there an easy way to identify the precise value of a
mysql field (e.g.
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However, the most important tool that AFAIK is missing, is a audio/video
differencing tool - like diff for video. Without an AV diff tool you
cannot resolve conflicts if two people change the same revision of a
video
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so it would bereally niceto know what exactly makes firefox behave
this way.
Hi Matt,
you should google about firefox issue because as of late I saw an
article where they exmplained
in tht time. So
firefox is still eating cycles, eventhough the windows are all gone.
so it would bereally niceto know what exactly makes firefox behave
this way.
Thanks,
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David Kirchner wrote:
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You can play with things as you like, but I wouldn't do it.
I had problems with LVM and got rid of it. Over on Fedora,
I've only seen one say I'm glad I used LVM, but
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Appreciate the help as always.
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On 1/22/06, Linas Zvirblis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try running MAKEDEV, it should give all the missing devices the old
fashioned way. If that does not work, mknod /dev/hda b 3 0.
tried this with no success -- /dev/hda10 still doesn't get
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I'm not sure how to proceed. my old kernel, 2.6.10, runs fine, but
udev still blocks my dist-upgrade. I would try building a new 2.6.15
kernel based on my 2.6.10config, but the system is so badly screwed up
right now
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I'm not sure how to proceed. my old kernel, 2.6.10, runs fine, but
udev still blocks my dist-upgrade. I would try building a new 2.6.15
kernel based on my 2.6.10config, but the system is so badly screwed up
right now
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To: debian users debian-user@lists.debian.org,
debian users debian-powerpc@lists.debian.org
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Subject: 2.6.15 doesn't see ide disks -- very bad [WAS: system hosed
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ppc-specific problem
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So it semes to me I have to somehow temporarily run udev, or
temporarily disable udev, or something, so that I can create the
/dev/hda
windows except at web kiosks things).
so, any suggestions?
thanks,
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hi folks,
I've set up a little internal web server on our home network. On my
debian boxes I just added a line like:
192.168.2.111 ourhome
to /etc/hosts to facilitate browsing. But my wife has a windows xp
laptop
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On Wed, Jan 18, 2006 at 11:42:33PM -0500, Matt Price wrote:
Hi folks,
just got a brnad new dell 1905fp, which mostly works great. Having
trouble getting it to display at its native 1280x1024, though.
Instead I seem to have it at 1162x1054
--of-tree modules, so it's a real pain to compile the whole
thing again.
thanks,
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work.
partly myself to blame. but partly something is broken in ooo!
have to sign off before I start crying.
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sorry for the exclamation points. Just lost a crucial day's work --
in fact this is breakdown-inducing stuff -- failed to save regularly,
and OOo crashed without warning. Went to restore, and instead of
restoring
really like to be able to do that.
thanks,
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Hi there,
I have made a copy of a dvd which is encrypted with libdvdcss. I'm
pretty sure the copy (which is for research purposes) is legal under
Canadian law, so please let's not get into that. I
option a possible source of error?
this is the first dvd I've burned so I don't have much experience with
this stuff.
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Subject: Re: stereo component from laptop?
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Hi folks,
as a result
, and where most of my synchronization comfusion comes
from. Has anyone tried anything of this kind? Any hints?
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as a result of various events, I have an extra laptop and no cd
player, so I would like to convert the laptop into a stereo
component. It's an HP Omnibook 4100, PII MMX 266, with 96 megs RAM, a
pretty big hard drive (30 megs
Hi folks,
Looking for a simple spam-control howto. I have tried setting up
bogofilter spamassassin in the past I've always run into trouble;
the process sometimes seems incredibly complex.
Any help out there?
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think this is just superstition, though.
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Hi folks,
with a new 2.6.14 kernel, I am getting this message:
unregister_netdevice: waiting for eth0 to become free. Usage count = 5
repeated ad nauseum in dmesg after ejecting my pcmcia nic (xircom
something or other, rebranded by IBM). not only can I not reload the
card, I am unable to
don't notice any hints in this direction in the ABS, but probably
I'm just missing them. Guiadance appreciated!
thanks,
matt
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On 11/9/05, Jon Dowland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, Nov 09, 2005 at 02:33:08PM +0100, Wiki wrote:
Is website actualized alaways when new stable is public?
Could you rephrase that please? I don't understand.
this presumably means, is the website updated ('actual' in most
european
On 11/9/05, Paul Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mark Grieveson wrote:
All of which seem to be for OpenOffice.org 1.1 and will break my OOo
2.0 installation.
Paul Scott
A quick search of the Debian unstable packages revealed this help package:
Package
On 11/8/05, Mike McCarty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Antonio Paiva wrote:
Hi all.
I'm currently using Debian testing (started with Sarge and upgraded to
Etch), and I would like to know if anyone was able to reliably suspend
its computer to disk. If so, could you tell me how?
Thanks,
to be enabled. ANy
hints as to what I might have done wrong here? Or what the next
debugging step would be? thanks,
Matt
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On 11/7/05, mikepolniak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 10:06 Mon 07 Nov , Matt Price wrote:
hi folks,
just about every possible pcmcia option seems to be enabled. ANy
hints as to what I might have done wrong here? Or what the next
debugging step would
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