On 06.07.2012, JD wrote:
Is this a problem with desktop, the kernel, or the udevd?
Maybe, it's a problem with none of them. I have one machine with
F16/XFCE and one with F17/awesome (which has XFCE as a backup DE),
and both machines work flawlessly regarding your scenario. I can have
as many
On 03.07.2012, David A. De Graaf wrote:
There are so many major faults with grub2 it's hard to see where to
begin. The most egregious are these:
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Do you have any proof for your statements?
I installed F17 on 12 different machines since it's release, and
encountered not a single
On 02.07.2012, Jim wrote:
I'm very concern about the /home partition that has some very important data
that needs to be retrieved .
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My friend say the Data Has got to be SAVED. If I can't do it he will have
to take the hard drive out to someone that can. I have talk him into using
On 01.07.2012, Tom Horsley wrote:
It is sitting there using between 50 and 100% of the
CPU virtually all the time :-(.
I did watch closely over a period of 15 min. now, and Firefox
showed totally normal behaviour without any CPU-spikes.
[root@wildsau ~]# rpm -qa | grep -i firefox
On 01.07.2012, Reindl Harald wrote:
YOU GUY leave me fuck in peace as long you have not
leant to use a mail-client and get rid of HTML mails
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Not long ago, after some mails on the topic 64 bit version of Adobwe
Reader in this list, I got a private email of Harald Reindl, written
in the
On 29.06.2012, Mateusz Marzantowicz wrote:
Use Thunderbird, it's more stable at last in my case.
Don't know if this is important, but if he uses Evolution as an
Outlook replacement (this is what I do at work, to avoid using
Wind*ws), Thunderbird won't fit his needs, because there is no mapi
or
On 26.06.2012, Jim wrote:
this booting off CDrom is a Major problem for this Dell 2400, it's all over
the internet, but no has came up with a fix on the problem.
You could try using an USB-stick. Download the F17 DVD .iso, do an
isohybrid xxx.iso on it, and copy it to your stick:
cat xxx.iso
On 17.06.2012, Christopher Svanefalk wrote:
i7-3930K clocked at 4.2Ghz with 1.240 vcore (stable)
I bet your problem lies here. Correct the overclocking to the
parameters your CPU is designed for, and your problems will presumably
be gone.
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On 17.06.2012, Christopher Svanefalk wrote:
Can somebody please answer my OP and point me to what syslogs I can examine
to figure out what went on the freezes? Thanks!
Works M-sysrq on this machine? If you have a kernel compiled with
support for it (standard Fedora kernels have it), then
On 15.06.2012, Bob Goodwin - Zuni, Virginia, USA wrote:
Thank you Heinz, I am looking at the Tomato page now. Hopefully I
can install it on one of the two Cisco E3000s that presently have
DD-WRT on them.
If it runs on your Cisco router, I'm quite shure that all these
functions will
On 16.06.2012, Reindl Harald wrote:
Not strictly an answer, but (given that the 64bit does not exist) why
would you not use 32bit-compatibility libraries?
for viewing PDFs? jokingly?
Adobe Reader is the only .pdf reader that is capable of displaying
embedded fonts sharply and precisely.
On 16.06.2012, Chris wrote:
# rpm -qi postfix
Name: postfix
Epoch : 2
Version : 2.9.2
Release : 2.fc17
Architecture: x86_64
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I'm using exactly the same postfix version (on F17) and don't have a
chroot-update either.
[root@wildsau postfix]# ls -l
On 16.06.2012, Reindl Harald wrote:
system: x86_64
browser: x86_64
plugins: x86_64
Fedora 17 x86_64:
[root@wildsau etc]# cat /etc/fedora-release
Fedora release 17 (Beefy Miracle)
Firefox 64-bit, Adobe Reader (en) 32-bit, no nspluginwrapper:
[root@wildsau etc]# rpm -qa | grep -i firefox
On 14.06.2012, Bob Goodwin - Zuni, Virginia, USA wrote:
Two items I can't get to work are logging and saving the log
information, and filtering access restrictions. Denial of access
appears to work but not the filter function.
You could install Tomato 1.28, where all this works..
On 11.06.2012, Neal Becker wrote:
Currently have hp dv9000 17 used as desktop replacement. I'm thinking about
buying something new (not hp this time). Should I worry about linux
compatibility, or are those issues pretty much resolved now?
If you don't buy the latest and greatest, all
On 14.06.2012, Alan Cox wrote:
Any Intel with embedded grafics will do.
Almost. Anything containing GMA500, GMA600, GMA3600 or GMA3650 is an
intergrated Imagination core and not properly supported on Linux (no
acceleration etc).
Thanks Alan, for the good information! I will soon have to
On 07.06.2012, Beartooth wrote:
One tells me, on several machines, that /sbin/init is infected
with the Suckit rootkit; the other says not. Is there a way to tell
whether I'm seeing a false positive or a false negative?
Seems to be a bug in chkrootkit..
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On 04.06.2012, JD wrote:
It's all about control control control - which translates into
money money money which buys power and influence.
Hell, it always has been..
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after successfully upgrading from F16 to F17 via anaconda/DVD, I get
this after a yum update. Does anybody know a solution?
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Total size: 635 M
Is this ok [y/N]: y
Downloading Packages:
Running Transaction Check
ERROR with transaction check vs depsolve:
libcups.so.2 is needed by
On 03.06.2012, Michael Schwendt wrote:
Try yum remove awesome ; yum distro-sync.
Taht didn't work. Besides, awesome is my main desktop environment
(with XFCE as a backup).
Alternatively, since this is on x86_64, you could yum remove …
the i686 packages and reinstall them if necessary.
On 03.06.2012, Timothy Murphy wrote:
A very elementary question, I assume:
Why are 32-bit applications (as well as 64-bit)
downloaded on a 64-bit system?
In a 64-bit only system, they are not needed. However..
Are they essential, ie would the system run without them?
..it can happen that
On 02.06.2012, Edward M wrote:
so i guess i wont have too. just disabled secure boot and fedora 18 will
be like regular fedora.:-)
Are there machines which contain a BIOS which doesn't allow disabling
this? In this case, you're hosed..
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On 31.05.2012, Darryl L. Pierce wrote:
At this point I have to power down the
old Irish way by holding the power button.
I don't know if the Fedora kernels are compiled with m-sysrq support,
but you could try to set kernel.sysctl = 1 in /etc/sysctl.conf,
followed by a sysctl -p. Next time
On 28.05.2012, Clemens Eisserer wrote:
Stop this! (please)
That is something you can do by yourself, you don't need any others to
do it for you. Just don't read this thread. It's that easy. Filter it
out, filter the people contributing to it, whatever..
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On 26.05.2012, Reindl Harald wrote:
and even if - machines with 1 GB RAM are loughable
these days since i remember that a yum-upgrade was
killed with a OOM om a virtual machine witout GUI
Millions of small notebooks with 1 GB RAM have been sold,
because they are small, able to run many hours
On 26.05.2012, Reindl Harald wrote:
Why do you think it's wrong?
it is wrong
This discussion ends here for me. Your claims and statements totally
lack any evidence, which means that it's a waste of time to read
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On 26.05.2012, JD wrote:
Bug ID 822792 at bugzilla.redhat.com is about this problem.
However, I am stuck booting kernel-3.3.4-3.fc16.i686 which does not have
this problem.
JFYI: all of the vanilla 3.3.x kernels boot just fine, with dracut
behaving as it should. Maybe the failure is related
On 20.05.2012, Armelius Cameron wrote:
This is about the strangest thing I've seen since I've used linux (started in
Redhat 5... )
Did you try to load the BIOS defaults? As mentioned above, I saw the
same thing before, and this was the solution. Don't ask me why, it's
totally irrational, but
On 20.05.2012, Armelius Cameron wrote:
When you saw this, did it
reboot after finish booting (i.e. get to KDM / GDM ) or was it just at the
grub
menu ?
It started to boot, but never got into X, it rebooted somewhere in
between. Nothing worked, and after a few days, just before trying to
On 19.05.2012, James Wilkinson wrote:
I bet that Asus netbook is based on an Atom processor and an Intel
chipset, and whatever else you might say about Intel (and who doesn’t?),
they still (mostly) remember the twenty-year-old Pentium lesson that if
it’s got their name on it, it ought to be
On 19.05.2012, Armelius Cameron wrote:
I am running out of ideas. The only thing left is to completely re-install,
and I don't really want to do that right now as I have lots of stuff there
already. So, any help would be greatly appreciated.
A shot in the dark, because this solved a
On 18.05.2012, Reindl Harald wrote:
buying a cheaper machine than 800 € results usually
in buy much more machines in a relative short term
Maybe for you, but not for folks who hardly can afford a low end
machine. Not having a computer is no longer an alternative these days
either.
cheaper
On 16.05.2012, Kevin Fenzi wrote:
^ you have a here that shouldn't be there.
Should be simply: #!/bin/sh
This is not true, you can hav as many blanks as you like.
Try it.
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On 03.05.2012, Konstantin Svist wrote:
Problem is, I can't seem to find a way to encrypt the swap so that it would
be usable for hibernation.
Have you looked at luksSuspend and luksResume?
I'm not sure if the same key problem exists in Fedora 16, I've tried
setting it up this way and I'm
On 29.04.2012, Christopher Svanefalk wrote:
Is there a particular reason you need to use Adobe Reader?
It has sharp fonts, which isn't the case with evince. That's the main
showstopper for me.
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On 06.04.2012, Reindl Harald wrote:
anybody out there must not open port 25 from the internet
becuase he was able to type yum install postfix
In this case, one must indeed have opened port 25 manually, since yum
install postfix does not install any postfix configuration which has
port 25
On 06.04.2012, Joe Zeff wrote:
I have, a few times, considered setting up a mailserver of my own for my
domain so that even when I was away from home all mail went through it.
Every time I have, I've decided against it for exactly that reason. If more
people did the same, we'd not have as
On 28.03.2012, Christopher Svanefalk wrote:
[Gnome 3.4]
Im seriously looking forward to checking this out.
Would be nice if you could report back here on the list after you
tried it :-)
(Nevertheless, I'll never go back to Gnome again.
After Gnome went v3 I changed to XFCE and awesome, and
On 24.03.2012, Jonathan Ryshpan wrote:
I don't think I have hardware problems, since I don't have problems with
any other programs. Tracker is not easy to disable or remove. Obvious
ways to disable it don't seem to work. Other packages depend on it, in
particular totem, grilo, and
On 19.03.2012, Ranjan Maitra wrote:
Maybe others have had different experiences, but if
not, this may point to some possibilities?
3.2.10, .11 and .12 vanilla work(ed) fine here. I guess this problem
is related to a Fedora patch?!
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On 11.03.2012, Tom Horsley wrote:
The weather radar pointed at by the http://www.sun-sentinel.com/
newspaper site stopped fully loading after a flash update
a while back.
If you mean the weather radar here:
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/weather/
It loads and works flawlessly on my F16
On 08.03.2012, Jonathan Allen wrote:
So, as a novice, how do I switch the default desktop on F16 to the old Gnome
that was used in F14?
This is no longer possible, Fedora decided to go on with Gnome 3. So
the choice is Gnome 3, or one of the other fine desktop environments
as e.g. KDE or
On 08.03.2012, Jonathan Ryshpan wrote:
What is Tracker
http://projects.gnome.org/tracker/
and why is it crashing all the time? Almost every
time I start my system, I get an Abrt warning with this message:
Process /usr/libexec/tracker-extract was killed by signal 11
On 29.02.2012, Tim Waugh wrote:
Feb 29 20:36:43 wildsau systemd[1]: portreserve.service: main process
exited, code=exited, status=1
Feb 29 20:36:43 wildsau systemd[1]: Unit portreserve.service entered
failed state.
What do you mean by failing? Are you getting an error message?
Yes, of
Hi,
since portreserve is constantly failing on my F16 systems, and based upon older
and newer discussions on this topic, I wonder if it's still needed?!
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On 23.02.2012, Tom Horsley wrote:
I don't see it as a problem, I see it as yet another thing
that will help hasten the demise of flash.
For me as a student, this will force me to buy and use Windows
immediately, which I haven't used since Windows 3.1. It is absolutely
crucial for me to be
On 18.02.2012, Frank Murphy wrote:
Switched on this morning.
Can get into /devsda4 (root)
But as systemd starts doing it's stuff,
dropped to emergency shell.
Both /dev/sda3 (swap), /dev/sdb2 (home)
invalid password
I have encountered this several times on my job machine (F16),
but
On 16.02.2012, Bruno Wolff III wrote:
I prefer to use encrypted disks. This protects against casual stuff and going
much
farther gets a lot harder when you are assuming people have unsupervised
physical access to your machine.
If you have sensible data stored on your machine and somebody
On 17.02.2012, Terry Polzin wrote:
XFCE has been rock solid on my two machines.
+1
Btw: most of the crashes in Linux systems are somehow related to X..
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seems like alsa-lib update is broken, does anybody see the same with F16?
Guess there isn't any alsa-lib package = 1.0.25 in F16 updates.
[root@wildsau ~]# yum update
Loaded plugins: langpacks, presto, refresh-packagekit
Setting up Update Process
Resolving Dependencies
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On 03.02.2012, don fisher wrote:
1. edit the script that says do not edit
That's what I do. However, I have never used any distribution kernel
beyond the installing process.
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On 06.01.2012, M. Fioretti wrote:
Please don't embarass yourself by replying to messages without reading
them entirely. Had you actually read what I posted, you would know
very well that:
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On 01.01.2012, Craig White wrote:
POP3 for a typical mail client is for people who are mired in the 1990's
and thus slavishly move mail from computer to computer, program to
program, either out of ignorance for a better way or just lack
imagination.
So far, I can't see that you provide any
On 25.12.2011, Swapnil Bhartiya wrote:
The main was stuck at boot, after first reboot and installing Nvidia
drivers.
This is not a Fedora issue, but an nvidia one. The nvidia drivers are
proprietary software, which means that you're on your own. Switching
to another distribution won't help
On 25.12.2011, Kevin Martin wrote:
I have a system hang at least once a day these days running either the nVidia
or the nouveau drivers against the
latest rawhide kernels.
I have never used any distribution kernel longer than during the
distr. installation period, and have never encountered
On 23.12.2011, M. Fioretti wrote:
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If this is a laptop, you must have some kind of entry-key to get
full access to the bios settings. If you can't permanently change
the boot drive from within there, you have two possibilities left:
1. Get a bios update, flash it and see if things have
On 22.12.2011, Michael Cronenworth wrote:
All you need is enough room to run your root partition on so the
60 to 80 gig models are plenty. A HDD is
obviously still more cost-effective to store videos, music, etc., and you
can still use a HDD as your home directory.
Then, could you please
On 22.12.2011, Christopher Svanefalk wrote:
I just wondered if anyone here has had any experience in using SSDs in
general, and with Fedora in particular? I am thinking about an upgrade, but
I am uncertain whether it is worth it to invest in an SSD now, or let the
technology ripen for a few
On 20.12.2011, Rameshwar Kr. Sharma wrote:
Now since my mind has become a little negative for Ubuntu, I just
wanted to know the truth (remaining) between opensuse and Fedora, and
for rest of the distributions more.
Do a saerch and locate all the distribution of your interest. Download
a live
On 18.12.2011, Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
This looks like a regression. Under F15 when I wrote large files to a
pendrive, the system would become a little sluggish. Now it essentially
freezes until the write terminates. What I mean is that the UI is almost
completely unresponsive; even
Hi,
after upgrading to F16, my online banking does no longer work. With
F15, all was fine. My bank uses a java applet to log in, and that
works. After logging in, I'm no longer able to do a singe
transaction, because I have to confirm the action by entering a
special code and my password via this
On 15.12.2011, mike cloaked wrote:
It's possible that the bank web site may only work with Oracle Java
1.7 (or Sun Java) but not openjdk - it may be worth installing it and
get the browser to use the alternative java jre.
Thanks Mike, that did the trick! However, this is strange, since it
On 10.12.2011, Peter Gueckel wrote:
I cannot anticipate your exact needs, but it sounds to me like scribus could
be
what you might be looking for.
I like to second that. That's what I would have used.
After having written a lot of scientific articles during
my mastergrade studies using
On 01.12.2011, suvayu ali wrote:
The problem is a regression in gtk2.
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=649098
Downgrading to gtk2-2.24.7-2.fc16.x86_64 resolves the issue.
I can confirm the bug on my F16 systems. Downgrading gtk2 helps.
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On 02.12.2011, Michael Schwendt wrote:
Is that the full output or truncated?
It's the full output.
Try
yum downgrade gtk2\*
to cover also subpackages.
I ignored the dependencies, downloaded the according .rpm and
downgraded by force now...
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Hei,
upgraded to F16 (from F15) today. Now, mc lost its ALT+ENTER and
CTRL+ENTER functionality to paste text into the command line (like
ESC+ENTER does).
I recompiled with --with-x (which is not standard in Fedora) and got
back the CTRL+ENTER combination, but not ALT+ENTER.
Does anybody know
On 01.12.2011, suvayu ali wrote:
Its a faulty update. Downgrade your gtk2.
http://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/users/2011-December/408842.html
Thanks a lot for clarifying this!
Unfortunately, a downgrade is not possible on my system:
[root@wildsau ~]# yum --skip-broken downgrade gtk2
On 24.11.2011, Fedora User wrote:
I was having problems is FF 8.0-03 causing 100% usage spikes.
I can observe the same behviour here.
[htd@wildsau ~]$ rpm -qa | grep firefox
firefox-8.0-3.fc15.x86_64
HOWEVER, FF 8.01 from source works perfectly and eliminates the problem
completely.
What
On 16.11.2011, mike cloaked wrote:
It should be included in the list of common
problems or at least in one of the lists of Fedora hints and tips
somewhere...
You have full control over hinting and alike via the .fonts.conf file.
This is what I'm used to have in there:
?xml version=1.0?
On 14.11.2011, Smith, Herb wrote:
With the changes that are introduced in FC16 (specifically
the UID and GID numbering and the disk label changes) I
was wondering if using PreUpgrade is preferred.
After reading about problems with grub and uid/gid here, I would
suggest doing a fresh
On 12.11.2011, Roger wrote:
Is there a way to limit:
-number of log in attempts to 2,
-the duration of a log in attempt to 3 seconds or less
-the number of times a username can be tried, prefer it set at 2 and
then not again for 24 hours if it fails.
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Switch off login with password
On 06.11.2011, Alan Cox wrote:
B tree based file systems ought to be wonderful things. They can do
a lot of stuff a traditional cylinder group based file system cannot
do nicely. But they've also proved to be very fragile, very hard
to get right and very difficult to performance tune for
On 02.11.2011, Linux Tyro wrote:
i am new in this world of linux. getting confused seeing a lot of linux
distro. I just want to use linux distro to learn linux from the scratch
level. please suggest me if fedora is the best place to start with.
There are lots of good distributions out there.
On 19.10.2011, JB wrote:
Unfortunately there are apps that may act incorrectly, either with noatime or
relatime. Possible examples: procmail, mutt, mailx, perhaps few more known
and unknown
yet (incl. sysadmin commands).
I'm using noatime exclusively, and have been using it a long long
On 19.10.2011, JB wrote:
Is breaking standards good ? :-)
I don't care in this case :-)
My filesystems are mounted the same as my root fs:
/dev/sda2 on / type xfs
(rw,noatime,attr2,delaylog,nobarrier,logbufs=2,logbsize=256k,noquota)
Btw: noatime does already include nodiratime.
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On 08.10.2011, Per Anton Rønning wrote:
Error occurred during initialization of VM
java/lang/NoClassDefFoundError: java/lang/Object
Ring a bell?
Unfortunately not. Does this one help?
http://javarevisited.blogspot.com/2011/06/noclassdeffounderror-exception-in.html
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On 06.10.2011, Per Anton Rønning wrote:
I downloaded the latest Firefox, and the latest Java as well. But now FF
crashes when trying to start Java Plugin. My internet banking logon
application is a good example, but it also crashes when trying to check
if Java is correctly installed form
On 01.10.2011, Linda McLeod wrote:
I find FireFox is Fedora's biggest security flaw.. FF is way too easy
to hack and crack by demon-bullies to get into to mess-up the browser...
Well, I refuse to take this one unless you provide clear evidence for
your point of view.
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On 15.09.2011, Christopher Svanefalk wrote:
LXDE can easily be set up to have essentially the same look-and-feel as
Gnome 2. Also, it's lightweight design seems to have led to a good
performance increase at least on my machine.
LXDE is great, but the file manager pcmanfm is not only
On 29.08.2011, Dave Cross wrote:
I've tried GNOME 3 for a couple of months and I really don't like it[1].
Seems nobody likes it (me included). Frankly, Gnome3 is broken by design and
a f*cking piece of cr*p :-)
All the students at my college who use(d) Linux/Gnome2 before have switched, and
On 23.08.2011, Stephen Gallagher wrote:
Just to provide a more complete answer: the issue with trying to use a
3.x kernel on Fedora 14 (or Fedora 15) is that a large number of
applications and kernel models are designed to expect the 2.x version
number. They fail to parse the 3.x version and
On 09.08.2011, Tim wrote:
Try http://localhost:901/ and maybe that'll circumvent Firefox's
unhelpful URL correction. Also, don't just type localhost:901 into the
address gadget.
It must be a different problem he encountered. On my F15 systems, both
localhost:631
and http://localhost:631;
On 15.07.2011, James McKenzie wrote:
If you even THINK that the current breed of developers CARE about what
the user base wants/needs, you are living in dream-land.
As you mentioned before, all is about choices. If there's no interest in what
the user base needs, well, the user base will
On 19.06.2011, Colin Paul Adams wrote:
http://live.shogi.or.jp/joryu_ouza/kifu/ricoh20110618.html
Does this work for anyone else? If so, what flash plugin software are
you using?
Works perfectly for me. Version 10.2-d161 (64 bit).
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On 16.05.2011, James McKenzie wrote:
The developers are trying to capture some of
those wanting to leave Windows but want a 'belt and suspenders' approach
to running it. In other words, we have ID10T Windows users who want to
leave it behind, sometimes for the perceived safety of Linux.
On 04.04.2011, fred smith wrote:
yeah, mine too. clearly a broken script, attemting to throw
output away but missing the 'n'.
Yes. The fix is rather trivial, just correct the .spec file,
compile gdm and force-install the resulting .rpm.
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On 15.03.2011, john wendel wrote:
After a week of struggling, she just asked me to wipe Windows and
install Fedora so she can get some work done without fighting the
desktop. This is when she proclaimed that W7 was, obviously designed by
morons.
Well, this could have been me :-)
And yes,
On 26.02.2011, Andras Simon wrote:
My desktop machine started having random crashes last summer when
I installed Fedora 13 (x86_64) on it. Now I upgraded to Fedora
14, and this has only got worse: before, uptimes could be
anything between 3 minutes and a month, now it's a few hours
at most.
On 21.02.2011, Martín Marqués wrote:
Feb 21 09:47:08 dagobah kernel: XFS internal error
XFS_WANT_CORRUPTED_RETURN at line 358 of file fs/xfs/xfs_alloc.c.
Caller 0xa0fc126e
Feb 21 09:47:08 dagobah kernel: Pid: 979, comm: flush-8:0 Tainted: P
2.6.34.7-66.fc13.x86_64 #1
Feb 21
On 15.02.2011, b1 wrote:
So I do not need tcsd in order to mount encrypted directories?
No, it has nothing to do with mounting directories. Tscd is a userspace
daemon for TPM. As long as you don't have an Atmel TPM chip installed on
your machine, you don't need tcsd in this case. For TPM to
On 14.02.2011, b1 wrote:
insmod: error inserting
'/lib/modules/2.6.35.11-83.fc14.x86_64/kernel/drivers/char/tpm/tpm_atmel.ko':
-1 No such device
You don't have the device, so the question here is why something wants to
load the driver. Most probably this is a bug, introduced with one of
On 22.01.2011, Jim wrote:
In Fedora is there a better email Browser ?
I've been using mutt all my life, and never lost a single email.
However, it's text only.
http://www.mutt.org
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On 26.01.2011, Wolfgang S. Rupprecht wrote:
The real issue is that there isn't a good activity log. While I can
install tripwire to watch for changed files
I would have used aide instead of tripwire.
it probably won't tell me how they got in.
Is there something that addresses that
On 28.12.2010, JB wrote:
It may be a case of outdated or misconfigured BIOS, hardware related.
He might be affected by this phenomenon:
https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=19702
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On 06.12.2010, Norit wrote:
Sorry about the swedish output, Filen eller katalogen finns inte means
File or folder not found and kommandot finns inte means command not
found
Har du sjekka hva som står i linjen 17 og 48, og om opplysningene i de
linjene er korrekte/passlige ift ditt system?
On 06.12.2010, JB wrote:
OpenSUSE distro is not equal Fedora distro.
Each of them has a differently patched kernel and many packages are tweaked
differently as well. So your assumption is wrong.
The output he posted clearly states that some paths/executables are in the
wrong place or
On 01.12.2010, stan wrote:
The error must have some dependency on the hardware you are
running, or I have a software combination that negates it.
I had F14 on four quite different machines:
- an older Celeron based Laptop
- Asus UJ45C (core i5)
- AMD Quadcore
- an old P4
The same
On 01.12.2010, Michael Schwendt wrote:
New information? Not that I know of. Except, there's a second ticket about
it, filed a month later for gdm: http://bugzilla.redhat.com/649940
Yes, I know.
This bug is ugly as hell, and in absence of a working fix or
workaround, I'll be forced to use
On 17.11.2010, Michael Schwendt wrote:
init 1 in GNOME doesn't work
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/640925
Could be the wrong component (after having been reassigned), but the current
owner has yet to respond. :/
When I asked about it on test list on Oct 1st, nobody added any insight:
On 17.11.2010, Joe Zeff wrote:
I've noticed that it's almost always newcomers who use Fedora Core when
referring to the distro.
I used FC without thinking if this maybe could be incorrect. I just
wanted to show what distribution my mails are related to.
It's almost as though they're trying
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