After further considering, I've come to the conclusion that the USB camera
problem I'm having is really a compile problem, so I'm writing again with what I
think is only the **relevant** info.
I compiled the module for the camera and insmod gave the following error
message:
[root@shlomo1 spca1]#
On Friday 08 November 2002 02:24, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
sounds interesting.
how compatible will they be for debian ?
will alien know how to deal with them, and create deb's from them ?
i don't remember the paths used for XFree in RH. similar ?
tal.
Hi,
Well, since my current job (as phone
Hi,
Although this is Linux mailing list, there are quite few people who use
FreeBSD..
So, to those people who use FreeBSD in their workstation and for those who have
NVidia card - NVidia just released a beta driver with all the features that the
Linux binary driver have..
Read more at:
D/L the 2.4.19 kernel and unpack it to /usr/src
then change the 'linux' symlink to it, instead of 2.4.8
Then unpack the driver source again (so it would be clean install) and run
/configure then make.
You are using old sources with newer kernel version. that's why you have
those problems.
-
On Friday 08 November 2002 09:13, Orna Agmon wrote:
In general, there is a nice utility called xine_check, which (as implied)
check if xine is configured as it should.
That utility would have told you, in that case, that the DMA is not
enabled, how to enable it straight away, and also that it
On Friday 08 November 2002 11:35, Amir Tal wrote:
On Friday 08 November 2002 02:24, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
sounds interesting.
how compatible will they be for debian ?
Fully uncompatible. I'm having fights with it since it got some GCC 3.2 and
GLIBC 2.3 stuff.
will alien know how to deal
Although I was present for a brief period of time (about 40 minutes)
I saw that there was responsiveness by people in general.
I think InstaParties at TAU is an excellent idea.
Eli
07/11/02 16:04:33, Alexander Maryanovsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Currently installations only. We might respond
syslog-ng might be the best tool.
it happens that now i study the subject, and my results so far tells
this:
syslog-ng is very flexible and probably the only one which can split the
logs from all servers to different files/directories/dates...etc.
if you have solaris stations, you might consider
Thanks for your answer. I can only assume you're right about the conflict
between source and kernel versions, but the truth is that I don't understand
why. As I wrote in my previous post, I run kernel version 2.4.8-34.1mdk and
have the same source version. So where's the problem?
I do intend to
OK, after having decided that RH8.0's xv extensions are the probable source of
trouble, I moved my /usr/local partition's content to /usr/local on the /usr
partition, and installed a barebones RH7.3 on the freed partition (1GB).
Xine now plays the dvds beautifully. Of course, dual booting is
I am trying to develop a pay per routing limited by time. (lets say
15mins)
step 1 :the iptables should redirect all forwarding packets to my
gatekeeper site.
step 2:after you pay I should allow youe mac address for free
forwarding.
step 3: but adding a cron job or something like that to stop
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áéåí ùìéùé, 5 áðåáîáø 2002, 18:15, Ben-Nes Michael ëúá òì 'loghost':
I want one of my NAS to write its logs through one of my linux syslog
deamon
I know a linux server can be configured to enable other machines to write
to its logs using
Hi,
I am trying to develop a pay per routing limited by time. (lets say
15mins)
[...]
step 2:after you pay I should allow youe mac address for free
forwarding.
[...]
iptables -t nat -I PREROUTING -m mac --mac-source
00:20:18:2D:6B:20 -j
ACCEPT
Sounds cool. Now let me see if I
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áéåí øáéòé, 6 áðåáîáø 2002, 20:11, Eran Tromer ëúá òì 'Re: Rootless
Cygwin/XFree86':
Ira Abramov wrote:
why isn't it cheap to access win from lin? I have done it several
times with TightVNC clients, as well as with the windows RDP client
(both
I think that with
iptables -A INPUT -m state --state ESTABLISHED,RELATED -j ACCEPT
iptables -A FORWARD -m state --state NEW -o $EXT_INT -j ACCEPT
iptables -A FORWARD -m state --state ESTABLISHED,RELATED -j ACCEPT
that will eliminate that problem.
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Oded Arbel wrote:
TightVNC is quite usable on a non-dedicated ISDN connection (i.e. -
other things are using it at the same time), so I believe it will be
very responsive on a LAN.
I also used the vncviewer from ATT and the krdc from KDE 3.1 and
they're both usable on low bandwidth
On Friday 08 November 2002 11:05, you wrote (off list):
hmm, i never tried rh8, i never use .0 products (too buggy).
do you really have to use RedHat ? Use Gentoo, mplayer works beautiful.
Flamer ;-).
Seriously, though, I'd love to try Gentoo, but I am no longer on a T1, just
dial up (hope I
On Fri, 2002-11-08 at 11:33, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I did have kernel version 2.4.8-26mdk a long time ago, but I've been running
kernel version 2.4.8-34.1mdk for quite a while. I don't understand why the make
**thinks** it has to create a 2.4.8-26mdk module. I have the correct kernel
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Who ever said the Wine is relevant to Linux ?
just teasing :-)
Ok, I recede the argument, as pertaining to windows X servers
For things X and other wise, I found this links page :
http://www.rahul.net/kenton/xsites.html , and under X/Motif for
Just an idea how to somewhat reduce the number of CDs required for an
installation party:
Essential requirement: the installed PC should have a network card.
Having a network card might be more common then it used to be with the
spreading of fast Internet connectivity and having some boards with
Is there a way to add notes a .ps?
eg: adding a text underneath a line so i can later print it with the .ps
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On Fri, Nov 08, 2002 at 11:13:33PM +0200, Tzahi Fadida wrote:
Is there a way to add notes a .ps?
eg: adding a text underneath a line so i can later print it with the
ps
Theoretically yes, but it's not very comfortable. .ps files are
postscript files, which are plain text files. All you'd have
Tzahi,
On Fri, 2002-11-08 at 23:13, Tzahi Fadida wrote:
Is there a way to add notes a .ps?
eg: adding a text underneath a line so i can later print it with the .ps
Well, I don't know if Postscript is actually Turing complete but since
you can program a web server in Postscript
On 08/11/2002 23:21, Shaul Karl wrote:
Yet I do believe that currently it will be best if every new installee
will be given a CD set.
In the party we had in Renanim many more people wanted a CD set for
themselves than actually wanted us to install it. We didn't have any
pre-burned CDs and
On Friday 08 November 2002 17:04, Meir Michanie wrote:
Would you mind telling us what is it exactly that you are trying to do and why
should I (personally) think that whatever you are trying to do is not evil?
I am trying to develop a pay per routing limited by time. (lets say
15mins)
step
of course i can edit it manually, but its pretty tedious and you can
never know what will happen.
anyway, i am not really looking for a way to edit a postscript file, but
rather
to add notes to it. Maybe there is some kind of plugin to GSview that
allows you
to add a note to each page, and saves
On Fri, 8 Nov 2002, Arie Folger wrote:
OK, after having decided that RH8.0's xv extensions are the probable source of
trouble, I moved my /usr/local partition's content to /usr/local on the /usr
partition, and installed a barebones RH7.3 on the freed partition (1GB).
Xine now plays the
Tzahi Fadida wrote:
Is there a way to add notes a .ps?
eg: adding a text underneath a line so i can later print it with the .ps
It's certainly possible, if you know PostScript (it's a Turing-complete
procedural stack-based language; not very complex, but not a pretty
sight either). In practice
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