ML

Hi. Has everything come to a halt on this ml or have I been "evicted" somehow??? Just curious since I havent seen any post in a week soon. Regards -- Thomas Sjölin http://home.infoscandic.se/thomas Sex is hereditary. If your parents never had it, chances are you won't either. -- Murphy's law

Re: X-server

Hi Wouter On 06-Okt-03, you wrote: > Op ma 06-10-2003, om 18:19 schreef Thomas Sjölin: >> Hi, >> >> After doing a "apt-get update, apt-get dist-upgrade" on both the amiga >> and the PC, X fails to start on both machines. Is there some fundamental >> change in the configuration I have missed that

X-server

Hi, After doing a "apt-get update, apt-get dist-upgrade" on both the amiga and the PC, X fails to start on both machines. Is there some fundamental change in the configuration I have missed that makes the X-server to fail? Regards -- Thomas Sjölin http://home.infoscandic.se/thomas Everybody

Re: Mozilla

Hi Wouter >> I will give that a go and see if I get anything. >> >> I really don't need to get Mozilla running, a 040 is way to slow >> anyway... > > Sure, but that doesn't mean it shouldn't work :-) So true and that's the reason why I'm struggling with it :) Regards -- Thomas Sjölin http:/

Re: Mozilla

Hi Wouter > Hm. That's different from the unstable situation. > > I can think of two possibilities, right now: > 1) there's already a mozilla running, but it takes so much time for it > to start properly that you're not aware it's there > 2) the X server doesn't serve enough colors, or has other

Re: Mozilla

Hi again Wouter > That's what happens on unstable as well. Try doing > > echo $? > > Right after you tried running mozilla, and _before_ you do anything > else. Under normal circumstances, that should give you '0' (zero) as > output; if it gives anything else, that might be indicative of what's

Re: Mozilla

Hi Wouter >> I honestly don't know what happens. I have tried to get some debug info >> out but I get nothing that tells me anything. When I try to start Mozilla >> the computer works hard for a while then it just stops and goes back to >> idle, after that nothing more happens at all. > > That's

Re: Mozilla

>> Hi everyone, >> >> I'm just wondering if anyone have gotten the Mozilla in woody to work. I >> can't get it running on my A4k with CV64/3D. > > You mean even the woody version doesn't work? > > Last I tried, it didn't run on unstable, but I didn't know even stable > had problems. Could you el

Re: Patching kernel-sources.

Hi Christian On 12-Feb-03, you wrote: >> Darn... typo.. 2.4.14 was what I ment. > > I hope its obvious that the procedure for that is very similar? > But if I had as much time as you, I would try to get something recent, > 2.4.20 or even 2.5 from CVS. And if the linux-m68k CVS does not work, > l

Re: Patching kernel-sources.

Hi Christian On 11-Feb-03, you wrote: > On Tue, Feb 11, 2003 at 08:50:23PM +0100, Thomas Sjölin wrote: >> Hi, >> >> As usual I have forgotten how to do this.. >> >> I like fiddling around compiling my own kernels and I thought I'd have a >> go with 2.2.14. >> >> However, I don't remember how

Patching kernel-sources.

Hi, As usual I have forgotten how to do this.. I like fiddling around compiling my own kernels and I thought I'd have a go with 2.2.14. However, I don't remember how to patch the kernel-source. Both the kernel-source and the kernel-patch trees are in place in /usr/src but then I'm stuck... Con

Kernel-source...

Hi, Since I like to fiddle around with making kernels that's more or less optimised for my system, as well as trying out new ones I wonder what are the latest kernels for m68k-systems? Regards -- Thomas Sjölin http://home.infoscandic.se/thomas I like pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down

Re: xserver-xfree86 on Woody 3.0r0

Hi Aled On 31-Okt-02, you wrote: >> I'm having a real "hell" getting my keyboard to work properly in X. Dunno >> if I'm missing some settings in XF86Config-4 but some keys are definately >> in the wrong place. For example is my right-alt acting as a shift-key >> right now... >> >> Only setting I

Re: xserver-xfree86 on Woody 3.0r0

Hi Aled On 30-Okt-02, you wrote: > I dont know, i know it sounds obvious and youve probabbly already tried > it, but is there a chance that it could be a keymap problem? I know i had > a hell of a time gfetting the keymap set right for a uk amiga keyboard. > (incidently if anyone needs a .xmodmap

Re: boot-floppies 3.0.24

Hi Well.. now I've made a new installation from scratch with the 3.0.24 boot-floppies and all is dandy. Got X up and running and it works.. but, with some strange effects.. starting X in 8 bits works fine with lousy graphics.. but using -- -depth 15 or 16 makes no difference.. same lousy graphics

Re: boot-floppies 3.0.24 (fwd)

Hi Chris On 25-Okt-02, you wrote: > On Fri, Oct 25, 2002 at 01:21:23PM +0100, Thomas Sj?lin wrote: >> messed up screen where I can't see a thing. So.. I need to get a console >> up and I don't remember what key-combo that does that trick.. so I can >> remove xdm and not get X from start... >> >

Re: boot-floppies 3.0.24 (fwd)

Hi Christian On 24-Okt-02, you wrote: > Hi, > I've built boot-floppies for m68k which should fix all(?) the known > problems, notably the missing device files for SCSI CD-Roms. > > Get it from > http://people.debian.org/~cts/debian-m68k/boot-floppies/current/ > Please test and report any problem