Ah! And there is just a single datadir statement - so I just copied the entire
folder from the flash to the HDD and changed the two directory-entries
accordingly.
Works like a charm, thank you!
>
> Have you checked the my.cnf to see where it thinks the database
> is? Mine claims that
>
Hello,
I use my cubieboard based server mostly for filestorage as well as an mumble-
server. However, now I wanted to set up phpBB3, too, but I do not wish it to
store its stuff on the internal nand-flash. I know that this question belongs
to
the corresponding mySQL or phpbb3 groups, but...
Pe
Am Montag 21 Mai 2012 schrieb David Pottage:
> Hello
>
> I have a Qnap TS-110, which I am using as a home mail and web server for
> the past year. It runs Debian Squeeze.
>
> I am considering replacing the hard drive inside with a small SSD, now
> that prices have come down. Has anyone else done
Gyro-Mouse?
That'd be a seperate I/O device. In case of requiring or wanting such, one
could always use a standard bluetooth mouse & keyboard, which's use is more
common than those "free-flight-mouses".
Integrating such a gyromouse inside the photoframe-tablet seems of little use,
either, as t
Am Donnerstag 18 Februar 2010 schrieb Björn Wetterbom:
> I've used a Freecom 2.5" drive for a couple of years with good
> results. USB powered of course.
I'd say go for a 1.8" external usb hdd.
Same wear-cycle as a 2.5" drive ( MTBF ~> 50.000 hours ), but uses even less
power.
--
Rüdiger
--
T
e GNU-licensed sources to the installed system to be able to
compile my own modules for the CPU:
http://www.impulseglobal.com/
Seems like they never read the GPL V2 :(
Anyway: I hope that info is helpful
Am Mittwoch 13 Januar 2010 schrieben Sie:
> Hallo Rüdiger,
>
> Am 2010-01-13 15:51:50, sc
Hardcore-Solution:
Move /var /usr /home
to separate partitions on an external harddrive. They eat usually most of the
space. You just have to add them properly in the /etc/fstab , which is easy,
and on average a 4 to 8 GB USB stick is sufficient to hold those partitions -
or, as many suggested
I found so far no key combination to make my current ARM based Netbook -
NPX-9000 - boot from another device, and all by itself it isn't doing
anything even remotely looking like it'd be booting from external devices
kexec isn't present by default on the NPX-9000 - I'd have to check if it'd
wor
Humm..
I know that the iMX51 is out as a processor since a while - but I didn't hear
about any netbook / computer systems ( aka: regular PCs ) announced using it.
Which systems are announced using the i.MX51 ?
I'll contact KingYung and'll simply ask for the kernel sources. I already have
heada
Hello!
I got some advertisement-material from one of the chinese companies producing
the new generation of ARM based Netbooks.
And as I bought about half a year ago the NPX9000 from Carapelli industries,
but am struck as I am unable to identify or modify the bootloader of it, I am
wondering if
Hello,
Whilst my ARM netbook works perfectly with a 800x480 resolution under Xorg
from Lenny, it is incapable to do that under Xfbdev from Experimental.
Question is, is that something thats compiled into the Xfbdev or is there some
special parameter to tell it to use a different resolution?
--
Thank you!
I have now XfbDev - just need to config it, when I then manage to instal la
new system I'm happy =)
Am Freitag, 23. Januar 2009 17:18 schrieb Martin Michlmayr:
>
> I suggest you start with reading Matt Palmer's excellent guide:
> http://www.hezmatt.org/~mpalmer/blog/general/porting_d-
Hello!
Is there like a rule of thumb that it is possible to program an ARM ( Marvell
PXA270 ) based netbook over the serial port? Basically all I want to do is
identify the bootloader - probably uboot or redboot - and then modify it in
so far as to permit me to boot from another device than the
Which Kernel do I take for a PXA272 based device?
cpuinfo yields that it is a XScale PXA270 rev 7 (v5l)
And the Hardware says its a Huineng Q8_V2.0 Platform (simple Mainstone)
When I want to boot a new system with kexec I ought to have a kernel which I
actually really can boot...
Currently I am
Am Montag, 3. November 2008 02:44 schrieb Kapil Hari Paranjape:
> Presumably you can chroot to this system and use it. So you _could_
> just use it that way --- "schroot" may help. This would avoid the
> rest of your questions. ;)
Surely I can chroot into the system - after all that's how I did s
Am Montag, 3. November 2008 07:55 schrieb Martin Michlmayr:
> Out of interest, which netbook is this?
>
> --
> Martin Michlmayr
> http://www.cyrius.com/
It's Carapelli Industries Entry to the "around 100US$" Netbook-market, a
NPX-9000. Carapelli is aiming at the mass-markets, and thus we will p
Am Montag, 3. November 2008 02:44 schrieb Kapil Hari Paranjape:
> Presumably you can chroot to this system and use it. So you _could_
> just use it that way --- "schroot" may help. This would avoid the
> rest of your questions. ;)
Yay - I don't understand exactly how schroot works, but that I'll
Hello!
I need some help: I've got a small Netbook, and managed to cdebootstrap a
full Debian Sid System onto an SD-Card, which by now contains a full blown
system.
What I'd love to know is:
1) Is it possible to start a Linux-installation from a running Linux system in
the same way as Loadlin
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