hy
use grml linux,
launch partition manager and change the mode of partition : actually is
perhaps mode 'msdos'. select 'bsd'
select mode bootable with the partition manager.
Hi Gajadur,
The shutdown command someone previously suggested should have been (as
root):
shutdown -hP now
The P option is for power off. This command works on my desktop.
Best regards,
Fred
On 03/31/2015 06:28 AM, Gajadur Dwijesh wrote:
Hi Michael,
I don't think it is a hardware
On 11/29/2013 02:13 AM, Kailash Kalyani wrote:
On Sunday 24 November 2013 06:12 PM, Fred wrote:
Hello,
Will the file debian-update-7.2.0-powerpc-CD-1.iso install Debian on a
Mac PB3400? I don't want to dual boot, I want Linux only. Is there
anything unusual about the installation compar
Hello,
Will the file debian-update-7.2.0-powerpc-CD-1.iso install Debian on a
Mac PB3400? I don't want to dual boot, I want Linux only. Is there
anything unusual about the installation compared to a standard desktop
PC installation?
Best regards,
Fred
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Klistvud a écrit :
Dne, 26. 11. 2010 07:23:48 je fred napisal(a):
Thanks for all replies, especially to Klistvud. Have enabled Squeeze
repo and install Qbittoorent like a breeze !
Glad it worked. As other respondents pointed out, though, this
quick-and-dirty method will disable updates for
Klistvud a écrit :
Dne, 25. 11. 2010 07:27:16 je fred napisal(a):
The only issue is with the Qbittorrent 2 install. There is version 1
in Lenny depots. Have tried several 2.X.deb, and 2.X.tar.gz with deps
build before and nothing to do. Is it a way known here to achieve
this install without
Alexey A Nikitin a écrit :
2010/11/23 fred
Hi list,
my friend laptop ASUS A8JM is candidate for living with Debian.
When go on Debian.org, what version do we have to choose to make it work ?
Thanks for replies, I used to do that install on pc, but it's my 1st mobile
device... and
Hi list,
my friend laptop ASUS A8JM is candidate for living with Debian.
When go on Debian.org, what version do we have to choose to make it work ?
Thanks for replies, I used to do that install on pc, but it's my 1st
mobile device... and can't find answer on web.
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t it. (Win2k/XP/FreeBSD/Linux)
See http://dosbox.sourceforge.net for more information.
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On Sat, 06 Nov 2004 10:10:23 +0100
Aaron wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I recently purchased a Vivianco Cardbus to USB 2.0 adaptor (Model no.
> 14359),
> Unfortunately as soon as I insert the card into the CardBus slot of my
> running Dell Inspiron 2100, the internal circuit breaker of my laptop
That is interesting.
You're probably making bzImages, meaning your kernel is a compressed
image. See if you can uncompress them both and then compare their
sizes.
Failing that, you'd have to compare your .configs if you're really
interested in tracking down the cause of this :)
e just for the installer and the original
kernel on the new system. What will actually run on the system when in production is
completely up to your choice.
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original kernel on the new system. What will actually run on the system when in
production is completely up to your choice.
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On Tue, 18 Nov 2003 13:10:52 -0500
Dutch wrote:
> -If not WM,then which windowmanager doyou use/prefer?
Xfce on Sid on all my laptops
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Dutch wrote:
> -If not WM,then which windowmanager doyou use/prefer?
Xfce on Sid on all my laptops
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everything works as usual.
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any speedtests on the drives but the filesystem takes even sudden powerouts
without missing a beat. The battery on the 560 is totally dead...
>
> I apologize for using this f***ing M$ e-mail client. Waiting for a Debian
> install... ;-)
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speedtests on the drives but the filesystem takes even sudden powerouts without
missing a beat. The battery on the 560 is totally dead...
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> I apologize for using this f***ing M$ e-mail client. Waiting for a Debian
> install... ;-)
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del number somewhere, usually on the same label that has a
small barcode. Look for something like 8640-2d0, 9545-cex or 2640-tfw then go to the
IBM support site. There is a small search box that you type in the number, you'll find
all kinds of goodies there including the full Hardware Maintenanc
del number somewhere, usually on the same label that
has a small barcode. Look for something like 8640-2d0, 9545-cex or 2640-tfw
then go to the IBM support site. There is a small search box that you type in
the number, you'll find all kinds of goodies there including the full Hardware
Maintenan
report? What other information would be useful to include in a bug
report (my XF86Config-4 file?)?
Thanks very much for your help,
-- Fred Gray
report? What other information would be useful to include in a bug
report (my XF86Config-4 file?)?
Thanks very much for your help,
-- Fred Gray
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