Hi,
I downloaded the kde source rpms from kde
2.1.1
When I did a rpm --rebuild kdevelop-1.xx.src.rpm
(for example) the compile aborted during the configuration part.
First I get a whole bunh of stuff like checking
gcc, checking qt blablabla etc.
but at some point it aborted because it
On Sunday 15 April 2001 07:53, you wrote:
Hi,
I downloaded the kde source rpms from kde 2.1.1
When I did a rpm --rebuild kdevelop-1.xx.src.rpm (for example) the
compile aborted during the configuration part.
First I get a whole bunh of stuff like checking gcc, checking qt
blablabla etc.
I was looking at my file system and noticed that the /proc/kcore file was
getting pretty big and taking up alot of space. What can I do to get the
size down and won't blowup my machine? Can I delete it then touch the file?
I was also a little curious what the file is for.
Best regards,
Andrew
On Sun, 15 Apr 2001, Andrew Judge wrote:
I was looking at my file system and noticed that the /proc/kcore file was
getting pretty big and taking up alot of space. What can I do to get the
size down and won't blowup my machine? Can I delete it then touch the file?
I was also a little
It should be removeable, considering it's just a core dump of sorts.
Advisingly yours,
Eric
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On Sun, 15 Apr 2001, Eric Krout wrote:
It should be removeable, considering it's just a core dump of sorts.
This is incorrect.
Sorry if my message was misleading. I should have been specific and
stated that /proc/kcore is just a pseudo-file made up by the kernel. I
guess it's best that you *don't* delete it, even though it may appear to
be some huge file ;) Its size is actually a representation of how much
(SD)RAM you
Hi all
If you want some more speed in X...
Add Option "FastVram" to your/etc/X11/XF86Configor
/etc/X11/XF86Config-4
Works nice on my ol Ati WinCharger 2mb
No more slow pix loads :)
Tommi
SoloCDM wrote:
Does anyone have ideas how to go from RPM version 3.x to 4.x,
because RPM version 3.x won't install version 4.x? Also, what
files are necessary to completely upgrade?
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