I would suggest rather than using xdm, you start X using startx, then starting
gnome
from within X so you can get some error messages.
regards
Michael Westwind
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> hello guys,
>
> since the las
I would suggest rather than using xdm, you start X using startx, then starting gnome
from within X so you can get some error messages.
regards
Michael Westwind
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> since the last
had that one on a new box last night. install a package with wish in it, such
as
some version of tk8.
regards
Michael Westwind
--- Bret Comstock Waldow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to upgrade to a recent kernel, and I'm running into an odd
> problem.
>
> When I try to run '
had that one on a new box last night. install a package with wish in it, such as
some version of tk8.
regards
Michael Westwind
--- Bret Comstock Waldow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to upgrade to a recent kernel, and I'm running into an odd
> problem.
>
> When I try to run 'm
'Don' Tommy,
This list is about linux, a different operating system than microsoft windows.
We have problems with linux as well, especially on laptops;
but we aren't expected to handle questions about XP.
It's the sense of a mailing list to stick on one main topic.
Please try to ask your questio
'Don' Tommy,
This list is about linux, a different operating system than microsoft windows.
We have problems with linux as well, especially on laptops;
but we aren't expected to handle questions about XP.
It's the sense of a mailing list to stick on one main topic.
Please try to ask your questio
I didn't use dselect now for a long time, but i remember the feeling when i
moved to aptitude: ah, _that's it_.
It's far more illustrative and easier to oversee problems with it's tree
structured info-link-like movement, and colors.
If you give it a try, note that there might be a problem using d
I didn't use dselect now for a long time, but i remember the feeling when i
moved to aptitude: ah, _that's it_.
It's far more illustrative and easier to oversee problems with it's tree
structured info-link-like movement, and colors.
If you give it a try, note that there might be a problem using d
Hello Paulo !
Arne's seems to be right.
Ther was a thread on this list -
please enter the deb-lap archive at
( I'm not really good in digging other archives than my own :)
Re: 2.4 kernel tweaking
Date: Sun, 13 Oct 2002 18:30:34 +0200
From: Dietmar Nusch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Interesting spot, anyw
Hello Paulo !
Arne's seems to be right.
Ther was a thread on this list -
please enter the deb-lap archive at
( I'm not really good in digging other archives than my own :)
Re: 2.4 kernel tweaking
Date: Sun, 13 Oct 2002 18:30:34 +0200
From: Dietmar Nusch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Interesting spot, anyw
Hello Bjoern.
I didn't follow the thread, but maybe could add some general hints ?
> Although dselect uses apt, it seems to have it's own information cache,
> which is not updated by performing apt-get update.
> But anyway, I still have no clue how to clean up the mess that I caused in
> both syst
Hello Bjoern.
I didn't follow the thread, but maybe could add some general hints ?
> Although dselect uses apt, it seems to have it's own information cache,
> which is not updated by performing apt-get update.
> But anyway, I still have no clue how to clean up the mess that I caused in
> both syst
Hello Roe.
Besides special hardware-related issues, I can imagine two main-lines to
consider. Sorry, no simple answer but instead a bunch of questions here from
me...
1. Provided that by 'paging out to disk' you mean swapping:
What services are you running ? esp. what servers. Would be interest
Hello Paulo, and Jord.
Jord Swart schrieb zu Re: XFree86 DRI and SiS630:
> On Friday 10 January 2003 12:37, Paulo Lopes wrote:
> > Hi,
(...)
> I'm not sure if I have DRI working though. I wouldn't know how to
> check that.
I think you'd see it if it works :)
Just test some 3D-xscreensavers with an
Hello Roe.
Besides special hardware-related issues, I can imagine two main-lines to
consider. Sorry, no simple answer but instead a bunch of questions here from
me...
1. Provided that by 'paging out to disk' you mean swapping:
What services are you running ? esp. what servers. Would be interest
Hello Paulo, and Jord.
Jord Swart schrieb zu Re: XFree86 DRI and SiS630:
> On Friday 10 January 2003 12:37, Paulo Lopes wrote:
> > Hi,
(...)
> I'm not sure if I have DRI working though. I wouldn't know how to
> check that.
I think you'd see it if it works :)
Just test some 3D-xscreensavers with an
Hello,
A friend of mine is going to live 'mobil' in spain, and needs to use her
laptop for e-mail and internet anyway.
I wonder how she could manage dialing to some ISP's under various technical
conditions. For example, on analog lines you'll sometimes have to predial a
'0' if connected to a '
Hello,
A friend of mine is going to live 'mobil' in spain, and needs to use her
laptop for e-mail and internet anyway.
I wonder how she could manage dialing to some ISP's under various technical
conditions. For example, on analog lines you'll sometimes have to predial a
'0' if connected to a '
ll freezes as usual.
I couldn't manage to find out more yet, and have to leave it for now.
True I don't understand what's going on, but the mouse-device seems to be a
good trace since it could explain why the 'frost' appears together with
starting X.
I feel tha
ll freezes as usual.
I couldn't manage to find out more yet, and have to leave it for now.
True I don't understand what's going on, but the mouse-device seems to be a
good trace since it could explain why the 'frost' appears together with
starting X.
I feel tha
Jimmy Hedman schrieb zu Re: Page up/down keys not working (Dell i8000):
> Hmm, i just realized that the Page Up/dn buttons are working in console
> but not in X, not a kernel problem then...
> // Jimmy
Perhaps some workaround with xkbcomp-Options ( and XF86Config-4 )?
But I never used that, so..
Jimmy Hedman schrieb zu Re: Page up/down keys not working (Dell i8000):
> Hmm, i just realized that the Page Up/dn buttons are working in console
> but not in X, not a kernel problem then...
> // Jimmy
Perhaps some workaround with xkbcomp-Options ( and XF86Config-4 )?
But I never used that, so..
Hello again.
To add from the XF86-Log:
"Cannot shadow an accelerated framebuffer"
and later "Option UseFBDev not used".
It's a 8 MB ATI Rage, and in the XF86Config
i turned FBDev on and DPMS off.
No errors else.
nikolaj erichsen:
> Hi
> I have an i8100 and had the same kind of problem, the solu
Hello again.
To add from the XF86-Log:
"Cannot shadow an accelerated framebuffer"
and later "Option UseFBDev not used".
It's a 8 MB ATI Rage, and in the XF86Config
i turned FBDev on and DPMS off.
No errors else.
nikolaj erichsen:
> Hi
> I have an i8100 and had the same kind of problem, the solu
Hello.
Ive managed one more step towards a running Woody on my Dell Inspiron
5000X is working, and I installed many packages last night :)
I need to configure now from the text-console,
but something wickened happens:
After about two minutes from console-login suddenly there's no more input
Hello.
Ive managed one more step towards a running Woody on my Dell Inspiron
5000X is working, and I installed many packages last night :)
I need to configure now from the text-console,
but something wickened happens:
After about two minutes from console-login suddenly there's no more input
or my purposes ( desktop and some networks ), minimal 7 GB for both OS and
some 'usual' desktop-data will be enough this time.*
Greeetings-
--
michl
*There is an additional ( laptop-specific ) hibernation-partition of 500 MB.
On Tue, Oct 22, 2002 at 07:34:18PM +0200, mw wrote:
&
or my purposes ( desktop and some networks ), minimal 7 GB for both OS and
some 'usual' desktop-data will be enough this time.*
Greeetings-
--
michl
*There is an additional ( laptop-specific ) hibernation-partition of 500 MB.
On Tue, Oct 22, 2002 at 07:34:18PM +0200, mw wrote:
&
( next building a minimal homenetwork with a Dell Inspiron 5000 )
mw schrieb zu Re: grub as bootloader for linux and windows:
> --- please reply directly, I'm not on the list ---
> ***Sorry:*** my first mail was sent accidently before finished.
>
> I intendet to do some more
( next building a minimal homenetwork with a Dell Inspiron 5000 )
mw schrieb zu Re: grub as bootloader for linux and windows:
> --- please reply directly, I'm not on the list ---
> ***Sorry:*** my first mail was sent accidently before finished.
>
> I intendet to do some more
--- please reply directly, I'm not on the list ---
***Sorry:*** my first mail was sent accidently before finished.
I intendet to do some more reading and thinking and fiddling on the whole
thing, before bothering you
Anyway. I guess that I don't clearly understand partioning.
( A second
--- please reply directly, I'm not on the list ---
Hello,
I guess i need the help from somebody very familiar with grub.
I am going to install Woody and Win2000 with grub as bootloader on a Dell
Inspiron 5000 notebook ( P III, 128 MB, 12 GB ).
I proceeded so far to partition the HD like sh
--- please reply directly, I'm not on the list ---
***Sorry:*** my first mail was sent accidently before finished.
I intendet to do some more reading and thinking and fiddling on the whole
thing, before bothering you
Anyway. I guess that I don't clearly understand partioning.
( A second
--- please reply directly, I'm not on the list ---
Hello,
I guess i need the help from somebody very familiar with grub.
I am going to install Woody and Win2000 with grub as bootloader on a Dell
Inspiron 5000 notebook ( P III, 128 MB, 12 GB ).
I proceeded so far to partition the HD like sh
Hello Joris !
I am very pleased to have wmaker running solo on my slow box here, and
therefor tried to investigate the internal customizing. For a friend I I put
some copied stuff together a few months ago, and I dare to post it here
though I didn't check it for bugs now. Anyway, my configurati
Hello Joris !
I am very pleased to have wmaker running solo on my slow box here, and
therefor tried to investigate the internal customizing. For a friend I I put
some copied stuff together a few months ago, and I dare to post it here
though I didn't check it for bugs now. Anyway, my configurati
Hello,
I just bought a Dell Inspiron 5000 and want to install Win2000 and
Debian-Woody, with GRUB as boot-loader.
I've got no experience with laptops, grub, and also MS, though.
But I am optimistic, thinking unix :-)
Roughly I scheme out to partition from the Woody-Installation-CD's with
cfdisk
Hello,
I just bought a Dell Inspiron 5000 and want to install Win2000 and
Debian-Woody, with GRUB as boot-loader.
I've got no experience with laptops, grub, and also MS, though.
But I am optimistic, thinking unix :-)
Roughly I scheme out to partition from the Woody-Installation-CD's with
cfdisk
Hello again.
One more question is about Dell Laptops.
According to information from linux-laptop.net, they are in common ok for
linux. I watch especially for insprons from 4000 and the cpx-series from 500
onward, which seem to be 'recent' enough and well supported.
But there's one report about
Hello List.
I am trying to buy a used laptop on ebay next time, but there's one question
i'm quite unsure yet.
I would like to install both linux (debian ) and windows ( probably 2000 )
because i want to use it for networking exercises with my good old desktop
box here.
I wonder how much disk s
Hello List.
I am trying to buy a used laptop on ebay next time, but there's one question
i'm quite unsure yet.
I would like to install both linux (debian ) and windows ( probably 2000 )
because i want to use it for networking exercises with my good old desktop
box here.
I wonder how much disk s
Hello again.
One more question is about Dell Laptops.
According to information from linux-laptop.net, they are in common ok for
linux. I watch especially for insprons from 4000 and the cpx-series from 500
onward, which seem to be 'recent' enough and well supported.
But there's one report about
Hello Richard,
If I understood you right, there may be involved other's
Distros 'update' features...?
I'm not very skilled in X-related things, and I know just a little about
Debian Linux... anyway.
1) What's in your X-log. On Woody, it might be stored in
/var/log/XFree86.0.log
It's a good t
Hello Richard,
If I understood you right, there may be involved other's
Distros 'update' features...?
I'm not very skilled in X-related things, and I know just a little about
Debian Linux... anyway.
1) What's in your X-log. On Woody, it might be stored in
/var/log/XFree86.0.log
It's a good t
Hello.
I'm joining the list without having a laptop yet. I'm student with a rather
small budget, and intend to buy a second hand Dell Inspiron 5100e with 600
Mhz / 20 GB for hopefully about 700 $ ( here in FRG ). I'm not sure about the
price.
> > http://www.linux-on-laptops.com can also be usef
Hello suresh kumar sharma:
> Hi,
> I would like to Install a debian system with kernel
> 2.4.8 and woody ,
> but I am not able to find which mirror to use for
> download .
http://www.debian.org/distrib
Choose a mirror in the righthand corner on the top of the Page.
Then choose a language at the b
Hello.
I'm joining the list without having a laptop yet. I'm student with a rather
small budget, and intend to buy a second hand Dell Inspiron 5100e with 600
Mhz / 20 GB for hopefully about 700 $ ( here in FRG ). I'm not sure about the
price.
> > http://www.linux-on-laptops.com can also be use
Hello suresh kumar sharma:
> Hi,
> I would like to Install a debian system with kernel
> 2.4.8 and woody ,
> but I am not able to find which mirror to use for
> download .
http://www.debian.org/distrib
Choose a mirror in the righthand corner on the top of the Page.
Then choose a language at the
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