mine where it is by trying to contact prespecified IP
addresses and (optionally) seeing what their MAC address is. Intuitively
is pretty flexible, and seems pretty nice.
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then specify directories to leave out as well as directories to include,
which may serve your purpose, although I don't think it's exactly what
you're looking for, and may not even help at all...
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nybody knows
> anything helpfull tell me. Even if it's just the mailing-list I should
> post it.
I'm afraid I may not have been very helpful, but perhaps switching to
/dev/scd0 will do the trick. If not, then I'm at a loss.
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and I see 700 mhz while compiling without speedstep.
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oximately) with speedstep
disabled (which it may already be). The difference is that with speedstep
on the max speed (compiling kernel) will be different depending on whether
or not you are running on battery.
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e local scripting it's very powerful.
As an alternative to divine, I'd recommend intuitively, which was
originally based on divine, but has a somewhat nicer configuration file
format. It also has some other features, but since I use it as a plugin to
whereami, I don't really use them.
ve the problem may be resolved if I
> do so, or would it just be a shot in the dark?
I wouldn't install 2.5 if I were you, as this doesn't smell like a kernel
problem at all.
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ve seen those symptoms several times
on multiple computers (and with different mice, most recently with a
trackpoint. A first guess would be to uninstall gpm, but apart from that I
don't know what you can do.
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hot idea...
Anyhow, I guess that's about all my thoughts on the subject.
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ution, but I
have an X21, and haven't had a problem with suspend/resume while X is
running on screen. If you like, I could send you my XF86Config-4...
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it is, then copy the files onto
> two CD's, or use a multi-volume tar archive.
If you really think you may want to reinstall windows, you should call up
IBM and tell them you messed up the service partition and they'll install a
CD. A friend of mine did this. I figure if th
by, and
> hibernate. The machine suspends when the lid is closed or by pressing Fn
> F4, but how does standby and hibernate differ?
Standby is even less powersaving than suspend, and I've never had occasion
to use it.
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mine where it is by trying to contact prespecified IP
addresses and (optionally) seeing what their MAC address is. Intuitively
is pretty flexible, and seems pretty nice.
--
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rectory, and
then specify directories to leave out as well as directories to include,
which may serve your purpose, although I don't think it's exactly what
you're looking for, and may not even help at all...
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nybody knows
> anything helpfull tell me. Even if it's just the mailing-list I should
> post it.
I'm afraid I may not have been very helpful, but perhaps switching to
/dev/scd0 will do the trick. If not, then I'm at a loss.
--
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and I see 700 mhz while compiling without speedstep.
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oximately) with speedstep
disabled (which it may already be). The difference is that with speedstep
on the max speed (compiling kernel) will be different depending on whether
or not you are running on battery.
--
David Roundy
http://civet.berkeley.edu/droundy/
e local scripting it's very powerful.
As an alternative to divine, I'd recommend intuitively, which was
originally based on divine, but has a somewhat nicer configuration file
format. It also has some other features, but since I use it as a plugin to
whereami, I don't really use them.
--
David Roundy
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ve the problem may be resolved if I
> do so, or would it just be a shot in the dark?
I wouldn't install 2.5 if I were you, as this doesn't smell like a kernel
problem at all.
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ve seen those symptoms several times
on multiple computers (and with different mice, most recently with a
trackpoint. A first guess would be to uninstall gpm, but apart from that I
don't know what you can do.
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hot idea...
Anyhow, I guess that's about all my thoughts on the subject.
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ution, but I
have an X21, and haven't had a problem with suspend/resume while X is
running on screen. If you like, I could send you my XF86Config-4...
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is, then copy the files onto
> two CD's, or use a multi-volume tar archive.
If you really think you may want to reinstall windows, you should call up
IBM and tell them you messed up the service partition and they'll install a
CD. A friend of mine did this. I figure if the windows partition dies,
I'll finally get around to deleting it.
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and
> hibernate. The machine suspends when the lid is closed or by pressing Fn
> F4, but how does standby and hibernate differ?
Standby is even less powersaving than suspend, and I've never had occasion
to use it.
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ilable.
Of course, you can also specify the root filesystem to be your hard disk,
at boot time, so it can act as a normal boot disk.
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'? That will tell you what your PATH
actually is, which would help in trying to figure out what your problem is.
Have you tried using apt-get instead of dselect?
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On Tue, Feb 26, 2002 at 07:13:27AM +1030, Mike Carter wrote:
> Thanks David,
>
>
> On 25 Feb 2002, at 6:17, David Roundy wrote:
>
> > We need to know more about what actually is happening. 'X cannot
> > find what it needs' and 'deselect cannot fin
On Fri, Mar 01, 2002 at 06:27:35AM +0100, Jerome BENOIT wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> my floppy drive of my laptop is broken:
> how can I am replace my boot-floopy by a boop-cdrom ?
I believe the debian install CD can be used as a boot cdrom.
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d has to be suid root anyways to allow you
to log in as any user).
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ilable.
Of course, you can also specify the root filesystem to be your hard disk,
at boot time, so it can act as a normal boot disk.
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'? That will tell you what your PATH
actually is, which would help in trying to figure out what your problem is.
Have you tried using apt-get instead of dselect?
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On Tue, Feb 26, 2002 at 07:13:27AM +1030, Mike Carter wrote:
> Thanks David,
>
>
> On 25 Feb 2002, at 6:17, David Roundy wrote:
>
> > We need to know more about what actually is happening. 'X cannot
> > find what it needs' and 'deselect cannot fin
On Fri, Mar 01, 2002 at 06:27:35AM +0100, Jerome BENOIT wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> my floppy drive of my laptop is broken:
> how can I am replace my boot-floopy by a boop-cdrom ?
I believe the debian install CD can be used as a boot cdrom.
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