oops involving chroot environments. This can be a
PITA to install and maintain.
Disclaimer: This was the situation at least up until a couple of years
ago when I went to a pure 64 bit system, it may have been fixed in the
interim. Still, a heads-up is in order.
hth
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On Sat, Apr 21, 2007 at 03:20:37PM +0200, Alexandre Neubert wrote:
>
> Does anybody knows another mail client? Or does anybody has a simple
> tutorial for gnus or mutt?
>
This one looks pretty simple:
<http://mogrify.homelinux.org/2006/01/03/using-mutt-with-gmail/>
> which
works nicely on Debian (You'll need alien to convert the rpms). Bitpim is
FOSS (GPL) and will handle some or all of the above tasks, depending upon
the phone model. See the online help for a table of exactly which features
work with which phones. Also you might want to browse the bi
stant prepare
module-assistant get rt2500
module-assistant build rt2500
dpkg -i /usr/src/rt2500-.deb
(See /usr/share/doc/rt2500-source/README.Debian)
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wer, as
> the writing takes up much power.
>
They're out there, a cursory search at Newegg finds this one:
<http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=27-184-013>
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USB 1.1, it would require a custom chip set, and the cost would be
astronomical.
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USB 1.1, it would require a custom chip set, and the cost would be
astronomical.
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throttling support
on pre P4 processers, but according to its FAQ it may not work on all
machines. It works nicely on my P3 Coppermine HP Pavilion N5490.
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throttling support
on pre P4 processers, but according to its FAQ it may not work on all
machines. It works nicely on my P3 Coppermine HP Pavilion N5490.
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way to get my touchpad's edge to act like
> a scroll wheel.
>
> You know, the behavior where dragging your finger along the edge in a
> window with scrollbars causes it to scroll up/down?
>
Try this driver:
<http://w1.894.telia.com/~u89404340/touchpad/index.html>
way to get my touchpad's edge to act like
> a scroll wheel.
>
> You know, the behavior where dragging your finger along the edge in a
> window with scrollbars causes it to scroll up/down?
>
Try this driver:
<http://w1.894.telia.com/~u89404340/touchpad/index.html>
etwork adapters, since it will only configure the interface
when a cable is really connected.
HTH
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etwork adapters, since it will only configure the interface
when a cable is really connected.
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On Fri, Nov 15, 2002 at 11:25:56AM +, Daniel Andor wrote:
> On Friday 15 November 2002 6:49 am, Dave Thayer wrote:
> > On Thu, Nov 14, 2002 at 03:27:43PM -0800, Expert User wrote:
> > $ apt-cache show ifplugd
>
> how does this differ from the package laptop-net?
>
On Fri, Nov 15, 2002 at 11:25:56AM +, Daniel Andor wrote:
> On Friday 15 November 2002 6:49 am, Dave Thayer wrote:
> > On Thu, Nov 14, 2002 at 03:27:43PM -0800, Expert User wrote:
> > $ apt-cache show ifplugd
>
> how does this differ from the package laptop-net?
>
figure your
ethernet device when a cable is plugged in and automatically
unconfigure it if the cable is pulled. This is useful on laptops with
onboard network adapters, since it will only configure the interface
when a cable is really connected.
should do everything you want.
HTH
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figure your
ethernet device when a cable is plugged in and automatically
unconfigure it if the cable is pulled. This is useful on laptops with
onboard network adapters, since it will only configure the interface
when a cable is really connected.
should do everything you want.
HTH
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ork
> based on who is online.
It should be pointed out that an access point can be easily moved
around to improve coverage. Depending upon your desktop system's
layout it may be worth a few extra bucks for the WAP.
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n available over the net. This
> scheme should be legal.
Except that you would have to bypass the encryptation on the DVD and
would thereby be violating DMCA. Also, you probably should google on
"RIAA vs. mp3.com".
HTH
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; right from the start.
>
And just to come full-circle, there is now a port of linux to the 8086
called ELKS. See it at <http://elks.sourceforge.net>. I have half a
mind to try it out on an old PC I have here.
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t.
>
And just to come full-circle, there is now a port of linux to the 8086
called ELKS. See it at <http://elks.sourceforge.net>. I have half a
mind to try it out on an old PC I have here.
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. I have filed a bug report to get it included
because using gpm-syn.conf was the key to getting everything to behave.
HTH
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. I have filed a bug report to get it included
because using gpm-syn.conf was the key to getting everything to behave.
HTH
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FAQ go to:
http://www.hpl.hp.com/personal/Jean_Tourrilhes/Linux
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rt the internal NIC worked just fine with the
wireless card. I did eventually change it to disable the internal
interface and run wavemon on vc12 upon insertion. This would be best
done in /etc/network/interfaces to quell the remaining annoying
questions bug that's a job for another day.
H
ritten FAQ go to:
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support the internal NIC worked just fine with the
wireless card. I did eventually change it to disable the internal
interface and run wavemon on vc12 upon insertion. This would be best
done in /etc/network/interfaces to quell the remaining annoying
questions bug that's a job for another day.
H
s a getty
running on it. If you can ssh/telnet into your machine try (as root)
"fuser -v /dev/tty?" which should tell you if this is happening. I had
the same problem and I had to change the line that said "0=Standard"
to "0=Standard vt7" in the "[servers]" s
getty
running on it. If you can ssh/telnet into your machine try (as root)
"fuser -v /dev/tty?" which should tell you if this is happening. I had
the same problem and I had to change the line that said "0=Standard"
to "0=Standard vt7" in the "[servers]" sect
gt; subsequent pages (just the ones that are interesting)?
Sounds like what you want is sitescooper. Check it out at
http://www.sitscooper.org . It's in unstable as sitescooper and
sitescooper-data.
yours, etc.
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ettings between reboots.
HTH
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ettings between reboots.
HTH
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esss, it didn't convince me really, for the same things yo say.. so,
> doesn't matter.
Another approach to take would be to try svgatextmode. I have had good
success using svgatextmode to fill the screen of my old toshiba
satelite pro 400CS.
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esss, it didn't convince me really, for the same things yo say.. so,
> doesn't matter.
Another approach to take would be to try svgatextmode. I have had good
success using svgatextmode to fill the screen of my old toshiba
satelite pro 400CS.
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e winmodems for the modem half.
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e winmodems for the modem half.
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/etc/apm/apmd_proxy and /etc/apm/event.d/pcmcia. These aren't very well
documented (at least not in /usr/doc/ or man pages) but the scripts are well
commented and pretty self explanatory.
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particular
/etc/apm/apmd_proxy and /etc/apm/event.d/pcmcia. These aren't very well
documented (at least not in /usr/doc/ or man pages) but the scripts are well
commented and pretty self explanatory.
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