Lilith B. extolled:
como activar el scroll del mouse ps/2.
How activate ps/2 mouse scroll
If the mouse itself works, but the mouse scroll wheel does not, just add
the following to your mouse definition in your X config file:
Option ZAxisMapping 4 5
Example
Noah extolled:
well I am finding that a particular bz2 file is not fetched from a list of
servers so I downloaded it locally. but the build is not looking in
/usr/ports/distfiles - how do I control this behavior?
Are you sure you put it in the correct directory?
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Giorgos Keramidas extolled:
On 2004-12-21 10:51, Noah [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
FreeBSD-4.9
It *is* looking there. The downloaded file doesn't match the checksum
it should have though. See the line marked with stars:
Have you manually checked the checksum? Maybe you pulled a different
M?rio Gamito extolled:
Hi Dan,
I'm not that stupid, thank you.
Did I say you were stupid? You asked for help, and I offered it. The
polite thing to do, if you have already attempted the help I offered,
would be to simply say:
Thank you Dan, but I have already tried to do what you said, and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] extolled:
hello, do you know of any laptop brands that can run freebsd or openbsd that
is available to purchase???
I can tell you that my Dell C640 worked right out of the box. Xorg
-configure got all my X stuff correct (I just needed to set default
color depth to my
Florian Hengstberger extolled:
Hi!
In a few days I'll get fast access to the internet via WLAN.
I have a wireless accesspoint connected to my (single) network card.
I have one single public static IP address from my ISP and
I'll assign it to this card.
Of course I want to give other people
M?rio Gamito extolled:
Hi,
I've installed PHP 5.02, but i don't have pear (or Zend)!!!
How can i install it now ?
Any help would be apreciated.
Warm Regards.
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grep Port | wc -l
93
drk:drk:[4:39pm]:/usr/ports
Ronnie Clark extolled:
So, does it matter where my xorg.conf.new file is at?
Mine is in the /root directory, which is where it was
originally configured. Is there another conf file I
need to edit? again, I'm stuck on this one.
If this is not enough about the problem, please feel
free to
Ronnie Clark extolled:
OK, I have generated a new xorg.conf.new file. I have
edited it and copied it over to /etc/X11.
Here is a snip of the xorg log file:
Markers: (--) probed, (**) from config file, (==)
default setting,
(++) from command line, (!!) notice, (II)
informational,
Pablo Allietti extolled:
On Thu, Dec 16, 2004 at 08:19:54PM +0200, Giorgos Keramidas wrote:
yep i compiled with this functions but for example
i edited a document with vim-enhanced and save it, at the next time i
open it the cursos appears in the line when i was saved.
and i can move
[EMAIL PROTECTED] extolled:
Hi everyone,
Is there a Firefox version for Freebsd or must we use the one for Linux?
thanks,
Dimitris
cd /usr/ports/ make search key=firefox
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Try:
cd /usr/ports/ make search name=vim | grep -A1 Port
Pablo Allietti extolled:
exist the package vim-enhanced for freebsd ??? like fedora?
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Noah extolled:
do you know of a command that can show me all the ports that are installed on
my machine?
pkg_info
is there a nice tutorial that explains how to use the ports
efficiently and safetly?
cheers,
Noah
man (7) ports
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Bomgardner,Jon extolled:
I'll let you know how things go after tonight
Thanks for the help,
Jon.
You can also just run 'xev' and try clicking in the window it opens to
see if your buttons are being seen
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Bomgardner,Jon extolled:
Hello All!
Well, I was finally able to get Xorg up and running at full screen
however, I seem to have this peculiar problem. While I can move my mouse
around in the window, I cannot use any of the mouse buttons. Now, I have
not set up a Window Manager yet (will be
Bomgardner,Jon extolled:
Other than that I've just been learning a lot of nifty features like
changing the number of rows on the display, changing colors, how to set
up a splash screen, etc... Fun times!
Thanks,
Jon
Maybe you can provide some links to some of these nifty features?
I
Bomgardner,Jon extolled:
enough for me right now) Now I just need to figure out how to do
that with the console (tty*).
xdpyinfo will help you there
drk:drk:[3:37pm]:~ xdpyinfo | grep dimensions
dimensions:2304x864 pixels (666x252 millimeters)
drk:drk:[3:37pm]:~
Glad to
angelito munez extolled:
i wnt to install cvsup.. but i get some error and just stop
What is the error? I do not see it listed here.
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Colin J. Raven extolled:
Greetings all,
I'm seeking a reasonable alternative to WinXP/2000 Hyperterminal as a
console application (for serial port access to a no-graphics card box).
Are you looking for something to run under BSD? If so, minicom is great.
/usr/ports/comms/minicom/
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Robert Fitzpatrick extolled:
On Mon, 2004-12-13 at 11:00, Miguel Mendez wrote:
Can there possibly be anything else not getting cleaned up?
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Did you look in /var/db/ports/ ?
There may be something in there that is missed by make rmconfig
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How did you configure X originally? Have you tried :
Xorg -configure
and then tried the config it writes?
Bomgardner,Jon extolled:
Greetings!
I'm relatively new to FreeBSD and am having a bit of trouble getting
Xorg up and running on my laptop.
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martin hudec extolled:
never heard about mouse wheel in console environment, never
I use it daily - highlight with the mouse to select and copy text,
middle click to paste. Quite convenient.
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frost wave extolled:
hi thanks in advance for your answer
here's my situation
I just installed FreeBSD and now I want to install Maya ( maya is in a TGZ
that include the rpms inside. )
I searched all the night through the internet but I didn't find how to
install the rpm package.
I'm
Hello,
I am looking for a way to add memtest86 to the FreeBSD bootloader so that my
techs
can easily test RAM when needed.
From what I understand, the memtest86 build script makes two objects:
1) a linux-kernel-alike image.
2) an ELF object.
Nathan Kinkade extolled:
I would agree, but I am looking for more of an out of the box solution. We have
a couple thousand servers, several hundred of them running FreeBSD. I want our
build team to be able to simply install memtest as a bootloader option so that
any time a machine needs to be
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