Hello
i guess this is no new issue, but even after some extensive websearch i
couldn't find a comprehensive answer as to what i've to do to get it running.
After some over-due update, X stopped working on my laptop.
* Thinkpad T60 with ATI FireGL X1300
* Debian testing/unstable
* xorg-server 1.
I purged all related packages (fglrx, sources, amd stuff), also remaining
artefacts in /etc/ati, and reinstalled things to try it from the scratch.
Now the status seems to be, it doesn't build with 2.6.26 anymore. It builds
with 2.6.29, but then it doesn't load.
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Many thanks !
So it's radeonhd now and it even has 3d accel. I'll try it later, and tell how
it works.
Martin:
> Try this one: http://mfluch.wordpress.com/linux-on-the-t60/
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First of all, i've never tested it with Vista myself so i need to carefully
restrict my statements to XP.
Both Windows and ThinkVantage have their own bootloader, and grub can boot that
bootloader.
All you need is the chainloader command in grub.cfg (this is for grub2, but
it's very similar for
Robert:
> I recommend using the "GRUB For DOS"
Yes looks like another (and maybe easier) way.
Still, if you're mostly working from Linux, the most simple way is just to
install grub and setup chainloaders (which is done at system install anyway).
All you loos is the ThinkVantage button, no gr
Uhm Linux is way enough of exercise
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It still does not really work. The 'radeonhd' driver appears to have no GL
direct rendering. Google earth, for example, barfs that it will be using a slow
emulation.
When i used the 'radeon' driver it would not enable the maximal resolution
(1400x1...@16) so i stick with 'radeonhd'. Interestin
thx, Marvin and Matthew.
Actually i'm not motivated to file a bug since there already are lots of
'Cannot allocate memory' bugs filed. I also don't think this would be a debian
package bug, it should go anywhere else - it is not the Debian maintainers
fault that fglrx is not updated against n
Hi all,
(Would you pls cc to me directly ?)
I've some nagging questions around this since long :) my textconsole is somehow
broken, it does lacks correct localization and does not display the german
umlauts.
The specific problem is that (1) the laptop has american keyboard layout. Still
i'd n
Krzysztof,
I'd also start with BIOS and /etc/console-tools/config (BLANK_TIME and
POWERDOWN_TIME).
If you rather like to trigger it manually, then you're better off with sudo.
There's a NOPASSWD option (man sudoers).
micha
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Daniel,
Be careful with non-recent ATI FireGL video cards, that was working bad for
some time (dunno today though). Some older Thinkpads still ship with these.
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Funny.
I just cleared off the Adobe Reader stuff from my laptops' W$, a few days ago,
replacing it by a free viewer, which as side effect released some hundred
Mbytes of harddisk space. No notorious updates anymore, no amazing list of
software patents on every startup.
I preserved the OEM th
Sorry i missed the reply-to the spammers. Please don't repeat my mistake ...
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Doesn't Lenovo grant 2 years warranty ? Claim it.
I would tell them the issue anyway, because only then they might get attentive
and fix the issue in new models.
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Uh, sorry, last year you bought the monitor, not the laptop.
Well then, like Preston said. If you are lucky the DVI is a separate part and
exchangeable. Graphic card could be exchangeable too (but could be also
on-board chip). If you find another T61, in the used parts market, which is
defect i
> As a temporary stopgap, I've been able to get slow 2D graphics on my
> external monitor via the fbdev X11 driver.
fbdev does use the GPU memory but not the GPU itself, if i recall right. So
maybe either the GPU chip is defect (or lose) or there was a change in driver
or kernel (upgrade). Or
Tina,
Since debugging wireless can be tedious especially under this circumstances
(newbie and mailing list), i suggest go to the person who prepared the laptop,
and ask her to configure it for you.
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Tina,
> I do not have the root or admin passwords and have not been able to get them.
That's another problem.
If the installed software really already is 2y old, then consider a totally new
installation. It could possibly solve your problems 'on-the-fly' but there is
no guarantee, and usually
And by the way, if someone else likes to answer by explaining how to break
root: Please don't do on public lists, and consider if that really solves
anything.
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Richard,
> I'm not convinced I'd go for a daily build, or the testing distro, either,
> but that's another issue.
I used daily 'testing' installers more often and there never was a problem with
the installer or base system. If there would be a minor bug with a desktop app,
later. then you can
Ah, and it was Brandon, not Richard, yepp. Time to go to bed...
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It is definitely a SPAM using the mailing list as gateway to automatically
detect and process valid mail addresses (per bounces). The content actually is
quite a joke considering the purpose. They have humor. Welcome in the world of
Spammers.
It's like a natural hazard. Anyone reacting emotion
Ivan,
I don't have your laptop brand and never had your problem, but just a few quick
shots:
asus_wmi seems to be the keypad backlight kernel driver.
Old piece from 2011:
http://lkml.indiana.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/1102.3/00970.html
I don't see how the wmi driver should be related to bat
The last few times i installed via Debian netinstall, choosing xfce Desktop, i
ended up with a desktop that requires the user to type in the root password to
shutdown the machine. It's essentially the same when trying to shutdown from
the login-manager (lightdm or gdm3).
I know the reason wh
Should be amd64
http://www.debian.org/ports/#portlist-released
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Maybe the documentation (or maybe the source code) of package 'acpitool' can be
helpful to you ?
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Bob,
Many thanks for the interesting hint !
Another thing you could do is run console-log (and bootlogd)
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sting wing,
although there isn't really anything left to add to Bobs reply (which is good
work, as expected); but just for the fun of it, some related ideas.
If you need to monitor harddrive temperature, then possibly you've already
reason to fear overheating, and you finally would need to lo
Vladan,
It appears i have thrown out my last 2 WD disks just recently ... ;)
The reason, of course, was they were worn out. I didn't know of the idle3
problem, then.
Anyway, now i'm using only SG and even fresh new drives always show several
'pre failure' values in smartd.
I'm lazy using gsma
Vladan, maybe the hdparm -m and -M options would ba also interesting for you.
It's amazing what you learn and discover just by dropping into some random
mailing list question. For example, you made me just install cpufreqd on my PC
where i never considered that a priority. But why should i wast
Sting Wing,
Since your disk is SSD (if i understood correctly), and those normally don't
produce much heat, i wonder if it is some other component which (as side
effect) heats up the disk drive.
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Thanks for the info ! Indeed, on my laptops it just worked fine since long.
However, i was talking about a PC (always ON AC) and there, i needed to install
the daemon to have the CPU actually scaled. Or at least i did not know hot to
user-configure the kernel driver. The cpufreqd config is easy
Babu,
> Having been using Debian 64bit on AMD server as a gateway/fileserver with
> samba for a while, the ondemand governor is working perfectly fine
For this office pC, the kernel cpufreq driver just did not scale anything
although the capability was reported. Go figure. Maybe the K8 mainboar
Turning back to harddisk sleep vs. write access of OS subsystems: Here is my
'todays workout' for the smart OS.
On most of my machines (no online servers) i did not need the last weeks of
logs, for years. The only reason would be intrusion detection, but hey, i'm
talking about laptops and offi
Stefan,
> Note that this risks will fill your ram&swap with logs, next time some
> problem shows up causing infinitely repeated log entries. For this
> reason I prefer to install busybox-syslogd: it's much smaller than
> rsyslogd, keeps the logs in memory (like your tmpfs) but only keeps the
> la
Does he even need avahi service at all.
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But ugh, that's a lot of stuff to study, when the problem may be rather trivial.
How about try reinstalling all avahi packages. (Using a package manager, check
anything with *avahi* in their names.)
I recommend to move to Debian 'testing' anyway (i.e. upgrade) except your
laptop is way old. I b
Hannu, just curious, how did you translate 'region' (in the error message) ?
Is the original finnish (?) word a technical term and what does it refer to
exactly.
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Hannu,
The only things a fresh avahi-daemon installation puts into the config (that
is, not commented) are:
[server]
use-ipv4=yes
use-ipv6=yes
ratelimit-interval-usec=100
ratelimit-burst=1000
[wide-area]
enable-wide-area=yes
[publish]
[reflector]
[rlimits]
rlimit-core=0
rlimit-data=41943
Cristian,
> That looks like someone is attempting to eavesdrop on you.
I would be interested in how that could work and how to defend against it.
Would you mind to try to explain it, for short ... ?
Here are my questions:
(1) If i understand correctly, the 'dig' result shows that domain 'loca
Daniel,
> as MBR has a four partition limit.
the standard way was to make partition #4 of type 'logical' which is a
container where you can add several more partitions, like separate linux /home
(recommended) and linux swap. also, if necessary, grub could even boot a
logical partition too.
i
... perhaps you should have explained first that Linux calls it "Bumblebee" ?
https://github.com/Bumblebee-Project/Bumblebee/wiki/FAQ
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nvidia_Optimus
hth
> hi,
>
>
> I am on dual-boot debian 7 & ubuntu 14 (updated) with two choices on my
> laptop :
> Nvidia or In
Hmm, why didn't you dub this 'pulse audio replacement', i wonder. For most
desktop users, ALSA is already doing about anything they need. Most of the rest
can be done by just the player (maybe using some pulse lib but would not
require the server).
Well apparently gnome-media depends on it. Man
Hello,
Someone gots me a 4y old Lenovo Thinkpad X301 with a 64G Samsung SSD and i'd
like to give it a try and follow this instruction
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/SSD_Memory_Cell_Clearing
There is no usable OS yet on this laptop (albeit a Windows 7) and i consider
booting a Live-CD.
As for the firmware, Samsung (and also Magician) seem to support only model 470
and newer.
My drive has firmware PS105L16. Would anybody be able to tell if there was any
newer version available ?
I guess i'll just skip this step and continue with cell clearing.
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Florian,
thx for reply.
I got no further yet through workload delays.
> > https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/SSD_Memory_Cell_Clearing
> i would just reinstall, and the use "fstrim" to clear the rest of the drive.
Another friendly guy from this list already recommended this approach. So. i
Leslie,
Ah, but since fstrim works only on a mounted filesystem, there is already a
difference to a reset by SSD BIOS. A filesystem allocates lots of blocks, for
tables and journal and the redundancy backups. (I wonder if that's even anymore
useful with a SSD, and if there are specific SSD mkfs
Bjørn,
thx for the infos. There is more of these old TPs (next is a T410) which i'm
giving away, so i have to calculate a bit. But i'll consider your ideas.
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Bob,
That was a lot of useful information. Thank you !
No i'm not affiliated :) i'm just occasionally (as a hobby) doing support for
people who run into problems. I think i kind of know this OS a little bit, and
i have to admit over the years (although i was indifferent at the beginning) i
sta
I think i meant GPT here.
And from what i've read, following the link Bob Prolux posted, i conclude it
doesn't really matter, as GPT is just a newer and more flexible system to cover
disk sizes >2T, but for laptops the old MRB system should be good enough (as
long as grub supports it).
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Hello all,
I booted the laptop into a grml boot-cd, then checked things with hpdarm -I. It
appeared this old SSD does not do TRIM.
Given that it's just an old disk with possibly low firmware performance, and a
small and cheap one anyway, and without TRIM, i decided to just go with the
memory c
I'm going to setup just one partition for anything (except swap), since i could
not find any arguments why to split /home or anything else, applying to me. I
don't keep massive data on a travel laptop anyway, and If i'd need a reinstall
i can backup /home easily to some external drive, with the
Edit /etc/default/halt and change the value as Eddy writes.
Yes, systemd is probably the cause, it replaced pm acpi by its own terminology,
disregarding the legacy convention.
if nothing else helps, replace systemd with systemd-shim emulation (maybe also
switching back to sysvinit).
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Bjørn,
> Yes, systemd will happily break existing ACPI PM setups without any
> warning.
>
> The systemd point of view is that any breakage is caused by other
> packages failing to detect that systemd is installed.
And besides, that's how they shot down the Debian OpenBSD port, just like that.
Florian,
i did not mean it literally. I meant that systemd upstream rejected to care for
any other kernel, than Linux, and that was the result. I can dig up the
respective mails if you require me too, but it will be some work since i did
not bookmark them (and i have no browser history).
But,
Florian,
Well, you can see it this way. I'd rather seen a bit more sensibility in doing
that 'big step' when it means so much damage.
> systemd is a big step for debian, but its not the cause for everything.
Yes, true.
Well, anyway, poweroff button stopped working for me too, on both my lapto
Florian,
> so the argument, that they "rejected to care for other kernels" is
> simple invalid. if there are some developers who care, nobody will stop
> them in getting the bsd port in shape for release.
Please have mercy when i'm not really into the exact tech specs, and i'm not a
developer ei
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=74589#c9
Status: RESOLVED FIXED
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Like
https://bugzilla.kernel.org/buglist.cgi?quicksearch=systemd
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/pkgreport.cgi?repeatmerged=no&src=systemd
https://wiki.debian.org/systemd#Known_Issues_and_Workarounds
?
> Could you please point me (us?) to a good and reasonably short summary
> about the known is
Florian,
> you never even tested (debian/bsd), and you are not working on it.
>
> So you spread fear to problems you don't have, you don't understand, and
> you don't work on them.
But which of these apply to you :) i wonder.
But, anyway, OT as is, let's not extend it any further.
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Hey all,
On my old laptop, i used a swap partition for hibernate. It could be declared
to the kernel (or rather, pm-utils?) by "resume=/dev/sdx" parameter.
Now i'm going with a /swapfile, already created and mkswapped, but dunno how to
tell the system about it.
There is https://wiki.archlinux
Cindy,
Your idea is pretty close to what really happens, but it's happening in another
'sphere'.
You probably mean the 'export' shell builtin command. It is used in the context
of the shell (the login environment), for example when compiling code from
sources.
A shelled login creates a conext
Florian,
> too. There is no guarantee that the filesystem will not change the
> offset. An FSCK
Uh, i did not think of that...hmpf. Indeed, that's a problem.
Well, as a workaround, i could figure the actual offset by boot script and ...
uhm ... put it where ... ?
(Building a new initrd in cas
Maiky,
> I'm running 3.16, but I can't use wifi.
You did not tell the reason. IMHO in English, "can't" can mean it works, but
you won't do it.
> If I load Ubuntu Live using the "use only libre software" option at boot
> everything work well.
I do not understand this piece. If the nonfree iwl
Gajadur,
There is /etc/default/halt (or so, i'm no more using Debian), you can try to
switch to the alternative. Maybe it works...
If not, try to find out which command (as root or via sudo, from a terminal)
does shut down the machine. For example, "shutdown -h now" should never do a
reboot. I
Dwijesh,
What happens when you shut down from a boot DVD (life CD) Linux ? Like GRML
oder some installer disk.
www.grml.org
If that works then try to install the same kernel.
Anyway, does it work from Windows (does the laptop still have that ?), and can
you do the Dell hardware check ?
Shoul
Dave,
aptitude install firmware-atheros
or
apt-get install firmware-atheros
will choose the most recent version available. If that is not what you need,
then it's probably easier to use aptitude as a interactive application (start
without any option) and do the downgrade manually - with aptit
wow, that's solid advice.
Dave, what i've written before was off the road. Please do Loredanas thing. And
i beg your pardon, i should not answer in a hurry, wen i'm not even in the
position to do.
(Is it Horsefall, for real ?? another wow. take care.)
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Dwijesh,
Glad it works for you now.
Anyway, i never suggested a firmware / BIOS update, though it's a really good
idea with very new laptops, so please honor your own right doecision :)
Just for the records, how did you do the update ? From the a Dell
'rescue&repair' boot (the dell system par
Tobias,
I installed Jessie on 4 year old Lenovo Thinkpad X301 (small) and 410 (larger),
both with 128M SSD. As far as for my standard usage, anything works. I didn't
try the WiMAX/ WWAN-GPS stuff or fingerprint sensor.
You may lookout for Swiss keyboards.
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The libreboot laptop mentioned by Francesco have Intel AMT removed. I didn't
even know what this feature does, and looked it up.
It's no surprise that corporate giants like Intel oder AMD evolve into that
direction, but still, thinking about the kind of implicit power (for example,
theoreticaly
In the past, installed GNU/Linux on Dell Inspiron as well.
It's kind of sad that after so many years, recommendations still are Dell and
Thinkpad (which is Lenovo of China now - go figure ...).
I'm not up to date but maybe there are more options today.
Intel based
http://zareason.com/shop/Lapto
Hi Loredana
> Most modern laptop are much less powerful than older ones (as a rough measure
> compare processor speed)
I'm not sure about it. For example, my T401 have Intel Quadcore, and i believe
most modern laptops have a multi core CPU. You probably know how parallel
processing beats singl
ah sorry i mistyped it all the time. It's a Thinkpad T410s not 401.
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Have a look here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lightweight_Linux_distribution
Yes, with an old Laptop one really should chose a rather old kernel, but then,
the latest 'stable' Debian possibly will not run on that thing (for example,
systemd). So you would either chose an old Debian in the first
Ulff,
I lost the thread already, sorry, but just in case you didn't know. Yuo
probably have to debug this in 'single user mode' which you can get by grub, if
the grub menu displays at all. (Try hitting escape, then chose 'advanced
options' or maybe 'e' for edit to see the options).
Lookup the
> short of memory just because browsers (and,
> more generally, graphics) are blowing up without control.
From the point of the browser developers, their browsers got burdened with all
kind of tasks that were desktop applications in the past: Multimedia, dynamic
content from multiple sources,
Sreedhav,
Your links appear to not support the complaint.
> http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/firefox-3-0-4-overheats-system-memory-and-cpu-use-inacceptable-687418/
and that one is way old (Jan 2008)
> A great song by Simon & Art Garfunkel- I Am a Rock with lyrics -url:
Arghya,
You don't need any sudo when the script is run by init, because it will be
executed with system (root) authority.
Just make it one line
echo OFF > /sys/kernel/debug/vgaswitcheroo/switch
and it should work.
That is, if "OFF" is correct here, and "vgaswitcheroo" really sounds a little
Arghya,
> i can get into root terminal through elementary OS recovery mode but i cant
> remove the entry from system startup.
If update.rc does not work for you (for whatever reasons) just delete the
script in init.d - that alone should suffice to give you a normal boot again,
and you can clean
Hello,
First of all: I can listen to music in all the players, by internal speakers or
by headset headphones.
I bought a Creative Live HD VF 0790 usb webcam, which is advertised to work
with Linux, and plugged it into a Thinkpad 410s.
According to dmesg, it is recognized by name and the kernel
Jan-Rens,
> What's the output of:
>
> $lsusb -v | grep Device
Buss 002 Device 003: ID 041e:4097Creative Technology, Ltd
then some Root Hubs and the Mouse
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Hello,
I'm having a hard time to find a wireless connection manager appropriate for
some kids Laptops.
In Android, you got the list of access points and you tap on one and enter the
passphrase, and that's it.
Is there anything comparable for a linux desktop, which does not require to
enter a
Ionel,
> Have a look at wicd. I use wicd-gtk -n because I do not run a desktop
> manager.
Many thanks.
I'm testing this right now and the installer says 'add wicd to your systemd
configuration', do you know how to do this ?
Ah, i guess it's just 'systemctl enable wicd'. I'm still running sysvinit and
are not too familiar with systemd.
Ionel,
Testing the wicd-gtk thingy now and it looks great. Maybe a little complicated
for kids on first look, but after all they still need only to click and insert
the passphrase and that's what i was looking for.
Thanks you very much.
Well, guess what i'm asking here :)
Is there a bluetooth manager for exchange data with Android smartphones, which
is approxmiately as easy to use as the Android side (meaning usable even for
kids) ?
Matus,
It's about up- / downloading music and photos. It should be usable for kids, so
an easy graphical frontend is required. Just as easy as it works with android
<-> android.
> On 06.09.15 15:16, Michael wrote:
> >Is there a bluetooth manager for exchange data with
Like, download photos from the phone to the computer, upload music files to the
smartphone. One Linux bluetooth manager for all kind of files, talking to the
android bluetooth manager. Is that possible ?
Cindy,
Many thanks !
Just for the records, i first tired 'blueberry' but it diint work ...
esepcially when downloadig files from the smartphone, it disconnects
immediately.
So i tried your suggestion blueman (which also pulls in the 'bluez' backend
stuff) and yes, it works. But somehow it's i
Also, right now (transferring photos from android to laptop) i've got a
transfer rate of 200 Bytes (yes) per second ... which is kind of amazing. It
means downloading 100 photos will take forever.
Is that normal ?? I remember transferring files from android <-> android much
faster.
Well, the situation is, these kids have easily 2 - 3 Gigabytes of media files
(including many own video clips each usually between 50 - 100 Mbyte) on their
smartphones which i would like them - for various reasons - backup to their
laptops; but they wont use a cable connection, which, anyway, d
Ranf,
Thank you !
> Have look at the Android-App AirDroid. You access the phone over Wifi from a
> browser on the desktop.
Can't test this right now. Just let me ask beforehand, what kind of browser ? A
specific AirDroid browser, or just something like Firefox ?
Can i transfer multiple file
Uhm, i am really not looking for a cloud storage / cloud desktop solution ...
as fascinating as it is - but what i am looking for, need work w/o internet
access.
Eric,
I'm on the road now and only occasionally online.
> FYI, gphotofs and gthumb, tools that depend on gphoto2, work very well
> for a cable connection with Android phones, at least for photos.
But it definitely has to work for video and music files too, and i doubt gphoto
will deal with them
Hello, here is another tricky question ...
Can i network-connect (WiFi) a linux laptop with an iPhone or iPad for copying
files (in both directions) ?
Something like NFS or Samba ?
Jerome,
Sounds good. I'll need more time but i will try it out !
thx
Hi there,
Does anybody know if i there is an Debian package for 'aafm' somewhere out in
the net ?
https://github.com/sole/aafm
I could install aafm in archlinux (from the AUR repository) and it worked out
of the box.
greets mi
Ricardo,
Thanks for the link ! Let's see if i can screw it in ... !
Seems to work without too much hassle.
I had to first install android-tools-adb which is available from the Debian
testing package servers. Then i could dpkg -i the downloaded Ubuntu aafm
package. Next i had to insert some udev rules manually, following
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/A
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