by including enough of a
snippet of the original post to provide some background to your answers.
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close the existing
Iceweasel process, or restart your system.
Any clues?
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Hi
On Tue, Feb 20, 2007 at 08:47:20AM -0600, Kent West wrote:
Before yesterday's upgrade of Sid's Iceweasel (and the subsequent
creation of a new profile -- I only moved my
.
Wow! This task just keeps getting easier and easier!
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to remember him and his posts, even if they're only two minutes old.
(After all, they're important to the poster, so they _must_ be important
to others also.) But even so, that expectation is wrong and rude.
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On Thu, Feb 15, 2007 at 09:53:41AM -0500, Kamaraju S Kusumanchi wrote:
Kent West wrote:
(Off-Topic because this is really a LaTeX question rather than a Debian
question.)
Not an offtopic question. You are using Debian, so this is relevant IMHO
!
This is wonderful! Thanks, Joe!
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Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
Kent West wrote:
What I'm concerned about is the chord names (A, D, etc) need to line up
with the word where the chords change, which means exact placement will
be necessary.
---LaTeX-File---
\documentclass[a4paper,10pt]{article}
\newlength{\chordlength
the xlibs stuff
doesn't have working ctrl-alt-fn while the xkb-data does.
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The material looks like standard guitar tabs you'd find on the web,
like this, from http://www.guitaretab.com/a/adam-sandler/211.html:
Package: musixtex
Description: Typeset music scores
much does the job already?
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Ken Heard wrote:
Kent West wrote:
Now as a normal (non-root) user, run startx. What happens?
I logged in as my user and ran startx. It returned three lines:
xauth: creating new authority file /home/ken/.serverauth.3110
/etc/X11/X is not executable
xinit: Server error
to add a line in
/etc/fstab.
Feel free to ask for clarifications, etc.
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is on. I like cfdisk,
but it's not as reliable as plain ol' fdisk. You might try fdisk instead.
You mentioned having seven machines. If the other six are still running
Solaris 9, you can look in it's /etc/vfstab to see what partitions
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Ken Heard wrote:
Kent West wrote:
I suspect your /etc/X11/Xwrapper.config file is set to allow root only.
or better yet, do as the file says and run dpkg-reconfigure x11-common
and change the setting that way.
I ran dpkg-reconfigure x11-common. When the option to set allowed
Ken Heard wrote:
Kent West wrote:
What happens when you run /etc/init.d/networking restart?
Returned:
Setting up IP spoofing protection: rp_filter.
Reconfiguring network interfaces...Failed to bring up eth0.
done.
Then a series of messages scrolled down the screen
and a gateway-switch are connected
to it. This installation is only ever used by my spouse and me.
Run ifconfig and see if you have an expected IP address; my first
suspicion is that zeroconf got installed; it tends to cause problems
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VGA compatible controller: Intel Corp. 82810E DC-133 CGC
[Chipset Graphics Controller] (rev 03)
snip
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. How did you
accomplish this? In the KDE Control Panel stuff?
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marked with EE in /var/log/Xorg.0.log or
/var/log/XFree86.0.log.
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Just edit your /etc/apt/sources.list file, and change all the stable's
to etch's (assuming you did a netinstall the first-time 'round, and
not all from CD - otherwise you'll have to change more), then apt-get
update followed by apt-get dist-upgrade.
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tried the vga driver in XF86Config-4
instead of vesa, or have you tried dropping the DefaultDepth from 24
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Ron Johnson wrote:
What you do is purge the packages gdm, xdm kdm. You'll only have
one of them installed, but I list them all just to be comprehensive.
Not quite all; wdm is also a possibility; perhaps others.
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in the script (or, for ease of finding later, just as
the first line). This way you only have to edit one file rather than
five or so.
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what are you doing to generate any errors referring to HAL, and what do
the errors say exactly?
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IIRC it also was the name of a character in the cartoon strip Popeye.
Close. Eugene was the character's name; Jeep was the type of creature
he was. He was Eugene the Jeep.
Jeep jeep!
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system, you might jump into the computer's BIOS and see if there's any
tweaking you can do there.
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don't have any unbacked-up data on
the drive you don't want to risk).
Or, assuming you've taken adequate precautions, try out the installer's
partitioning program; it'll be a good education for you to see how well
it works.
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Ctrl-Alt-Plus-on-the-numberpad to
move to the next available resolution setting. Continued pressing of
that key sequence should cycle through all the possibilities. Of course,
this depends on the LiveCD being configured the way I expect it to be.
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; you'll need some way after the
install to reinstall LILO; I generally use Knoppix for this.
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I'm sorry Debian wasn't what you needed, but be thankful that you have
the freedom (hmm, there's that word Free again) to switch to Gentoo. I
hope you'll find satisfaction there.
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the real solution (other than tinkering with
/etc/X11/xorg.conf until the real problem is fixed), but a work-around
is simply to de-activate the automatic startup of X. Uninstall [xwgk]dm.
Then just run startx when you want to start X.
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, such as Arch, have.
yes, the upgrade is as simple as you've put it
Just a clarification: upgrading is fairly painless usually, but that's
not necessarily the same as switching from one version to another.
The point being, downgrading is next to impossible.
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But as mentioned, I'm no expert.
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a lot of ASCII garbage show up on the
screen. (Ctrl-C to stop the cat.) This will verify if your mouse is
being seen by the system.
Also, does lspci report your video card to be on 1:0:0?
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requested it; they already read the list, they don't need to get two
copies of your replies (particularly if they're having to pay for each
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. Create the directory. The installer will be happy.
or
2. Skip the (lame) installer and copy libflashplayer.so to
/usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/plugins yourself. (I haven't tried this.)
I just fed the path /usr/lib/iceweasel to the installer program, and
it was happy.
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, it didn't start any graphical interfece
Try aptitude install x-window-system.
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Shot in the dark; your Linux box may need to be added to the XP domain.
(I'm unsure of the syntax; it seems the syntax changed in the past
couple of years and most of the Google hits provide the old syntax.)
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, make sure
to include some relevant context for your response. List members see a
lot of mail, and can't be expected to remember what you're talking
about, or who said what when.
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not you agree with the logic for those mores.
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* several suggestions
* When turning on a vacation responder, exclude mailing lists.
* Turn off Request Receipt when posting to a mailing list.
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of your partitions are out of space.
Make sure your /tmp directory has appropriate permissions:
drwxrwxrwt 18 root root 20K 2007-01-11 09:23 /tmp
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Sven Arvidsson wrote:
On Fri, 2007-01-05 at 09:20 -0600, Kent West wrote:
Sven Arvidsson wrote:
On Sat, 2007-01-06 at 02:02 +1100, Geoff Reidy wrote:
It's awful, if I just type in /usr/bin I get /usr/src//bin because
of it's autocompletion, so you have to type slowly
Mathias Brodala wrote:
Kent West, 10.01.2007 17:44:
I thought it was a problem in iceweasel, but I can not now recreate the
problem there. But I can recreate it in icedove, version 1.5.0.9 (20061220).
Steps:
* Receive an email with an attachment.
* Double-click on the attachment
-h-h-h; much better.
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frame (30
days?).
but then we'd miss all of Michele Konzack's mail! ;-)
A
Ha HA-A-A-A!!! So true. :-)
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pol wrote:
Kent West wrote:
If it's really X, then you shouldn't need to shut off your laptop;
simply restarting the X server should solve the problem. If it doesn't,
the problem is not X, but something else.
Ok, I will try to restart X, next time.
Are you suspecting 'top
this issue?
If it's really X, then you shouldn't need to shut off your laptop;
simply restarting the X server should solve the problem. If it doesn't,
the problem is not X, but something else.
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prompt you if you want to use gdm or kdm as your
login manager (kdm is KDE's; gdm is Gnome's, but either will let you log
into either the Gnome or KDE environment (if both are installed) via a
menu on the login screen).
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| php] should get you pretty close.
Note: None of these should be taken as criticisms (although in the terse
format I've written them they may sound that way); instead, they should
be taken as educational as to how this list generally functions.
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and see if
they provide any clue.
I'd do an aptitude update aptitude dist-upgrade to see if any newer
packages solve the problem.
I'd search the bug database and general Google for this issue.
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/etc/init.d/networking restart gets me an address.
If this is of value to you, great. If not, sorry for the wasted bandwidth.
If you need more info/testing, holler.
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it's system-wide rather than a
user-specific problem (but I'd still create a new user and test with that
user to make absolutely certain).
Again, this is not a fix necessarily, but it might get you closer to one.
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: Connection refused (errno 111): unable to connect to X server
xinit: No such process (errno 3): Server error.
/etc/X11/Xwrapper.config should have allowed_users=console; I'd start
by checking that file.
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For myself, I just duplicate the existing root line in /etc/sudoers and
then change one of the roots to my user. Granted, this isn't
particularly secure, but it's easy and adds a significant level of
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Roberto C. Sanchez wrote:
On Tue, Dec 19, 2006 at 05:00:14PM -0600, Kent West wrote:
For myself, I just duplicate the existing root line in /etc/sudoers and
then change one of the roots to my user. Granted, this isn't
particularly secure, but it's easy and adds a significant level
section needs to be
added to the newbie documentation. When someone gets the itch who can
address this issue, I'm sure it'll be addressed. Until then (and even
afterward), no OS is perfect in all respects. *shrug*
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Marc Shapiro wrote:
Wulfy wrote:
Kent West wrote:
You probably still have the ver7 .so in one of the plugins paths for
Firefox. Do a locate
libflashplayer.so and rename/move any that you aren't confident is
the v.9 version out of any relevant plugins directories.
I don't appear to have ANY
by default, I believe, every day. However, just to be
sure, I'd run it manually, then do another run of your locate command.
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-swap the 7 and 9 versions of
the file and restart FF).
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The __last__ thing to install is X.
But I usually install X and Icewm early on (just after lynx and ssh and
sudo); I likes me graphical environment, yeppers. Then I toss on the
fluff, KDE, OO.o, FF, T-Bird, etc.
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window managers for
you.
You're probably launching X via gdm; the gdm login window should have a
menu item somewhere for choosing which environment you want to log into.
Mix and match; try 'em all; have fun!
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aptitude.)
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Dave Thayer wrote:
On Fri, Dec 08, 2006 at 03:42:02PM -0600, Kent West wrote:
We're wanting to use one Debian box to play two different audio streams
to two different systems: one playing music-on-hold for our general
telephone system, and one playing tips-and-updates for our Helpdesk
. After figuring that out, Good zing, Hendrik!
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and paste the exact output into a mail back to this list.
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You need a space just after the word cat.
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thing.)
(PPS. No need to CC: us in addition to sending your replies to the list
itself, since we're already reading the list. We don't need two copies
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-KeypadPlus (the plus on the numeric
keypad) or Ctrl-Alt-KeypadMinus to see if you can cycle around to the
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two different apps (or even the same app) under two different
users is not a problem; I just need the audio to not mix between the two
outputs.
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if it's installed, or installing gpm if
it's not installed, and then reconfiguring X to use/not use /dev/gpmdata
accordingly, just to see if anything changes.
You might also want to provide a bit more info, such as how your
xorg.conf (or XF86Config) file is configured mouse-wise.
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) which disables all extensions, etc., (presumably flash and java
etc) to see what difference, if any, that makes.
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on an Athlon XP1800.
I think I'd start by reseating the card (assuming it's not integrated).
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running strace envi; see if that provides any additional info
about what's dying.
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suggestions?
1. Try a different user.
2. Try a different windowing environment.
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in /tmp to get the full .iso.
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difference. I have a copy of the original sarge disk1 and a Knoppix
5.0 disk at home. Will either of these simplify the repair/
Boot from Knoppix.
#sudo mount /dev/hda1 /mnt/hda1 (or wherever your / partition is)
#sudo chroot /mnt/hda1
#mount -a
#lilo
#exit
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Sorry there doesn't seem to be a clear answer to this question.
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this: Does debian offer a lot of packages choices?
20,000+, last I heard; I'm unsure how many other distros offer.
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Michelle Konzack wrote:
Am 2006-10-28 17:47:55, schrieb Kent West:
I have just 30 minutes ago tried to use three 3.5 floppies on two
different machines, and can't get anywhere with them. I decided to put
it on the back burner and read my email when I came across your post.
I've tried
the configuration.)
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a
Debian-based LiveCD, that should give you an idea as to whether it'll
see your HostRAID controller (I suspect yes; Adaptec's a big enough
name that the issues have probably been worked out, but that's just a
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ChadDavis wrote:
But what's with all the attitude people flash around here.
We're people; people are imperfect.
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No.) You could however have a /home2,
or an /opt, or an /overflow, or a /home/home, etc etc etc.
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/hosts, then
you can reboot, or run hostname -F /etc/hostname. You may also want to
change another half-dozen or so files in /etc (such as mailname); grep
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Kent West wrote:
anthony wrote:
I'd like to know what exactly happened and perhaps to get my user
(anthony) and my settings back iat some point so, what should the
permissions be for all the settings (invisible) files in my home
directory /anthony/home ? Are they each different?
To get your
was
telling some of the utilities I was trying to use what filesystem/size
to use, they'd fail. Then this simple little change works (or at least
seems to, with my very limited test sample). Those utilities *should*
have worked; decreases my respect for Debian just ever so slightly.
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Marc Wilson wrote:
On Sun, Oct 29, 2006 at 07:08:53PM -0600, Kent West wrote:
sudo fdformat -n /dev/.static/dev/fd0u1440
I have to wonder how you came up with that, vs reading the man page for
fdformat(8).
Because the man page for fdformat only mentions the /dev/fd* paths
Ron Johnson wrote:
I'd there's a higher probability of creating new geeks if existing
geeks reproduce.
What is this reproduce of which you speak? Is that a new utility
similar to cp?
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leaning toward the idea that my floppy drives have gone southward.
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anthony wrote:
one other clue is that I cannot save text files logged in as anthony
(i get a no space left on device error) but I can as root in the same
directory
Ah, then perhaps you're out of drive space on that partition. (*nix
leaves a small buffer available for root to write to, which
on another couple of Debian boxes at
work tomorrow.
And I think I'll boot up this machine from Knoppix and see how it
handles these floppies. More info later
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cleaning the head in the drive with a qtip and
rubbing alcohol.
This might do some good, but that'll have to wait until I have those
things available. In the meanwhile, I'm going to try another couple of
floppies, and via Knoppix.
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Kent West wrote:
I'm going to try another couple of
floppies, and via Knoppix.
I just tried yet another floppy, and although it looked like it
formatted properly, and I was able to copy a few files to it and read
those files from it, I then did the verify thing again:
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