> On Mit, 2003-04-02 at 05:05, befu wrote:
>>
>> 3.) With this new kernel I can't see any cursor on my black text screen. How
>> do I get my cursor back? It is annoying to guess where the cursor could be
>> and input text on the command line or in pico.
>
> Does disabling acceleration with fbset
Le mer 02/04/2003 à 09:49, Jean-Christophe Michel a écrit :
> Hi all,
>
> var_export() seems to print delirious contents when printing an array:
> only the first two or three values are correctly printed. Then it seems
> to be like utf8 printed in iso-latin1...
The package maintener, Adam Conrad,
Blam wrote:
Hi,
I'm using an iBook2.0 running 2.4.20-ben8 kernel. I'm just installing Debian
for the first time but I'm having a strange problem with the keyboard.
All the letters/numbers work fine but the other symbols are all out of
place, even for an iBook keyboard. Eg, the underscore and mi
> I'm in love with the 12" G4 but I'm beginning to fear that the Airport
> Extreme will never work, which would be a major handicap, and until
> sleep is working I'm dual-booting to OS X. Also, I liked being able
> to slip pieces of paper behind the apple logo on the iBook, and this
> seems to be
I've run Debian on a PowerBook G3 Wallstreet (233MHz), iBooks 500MHz
and 600MHz, and now a PowerBook G4 12". I think an 800MHz iBook is an
ideal machine. The softmodem is most unfortunate, but I haven't
dialed up anywhere in a while so it doesn't bother me. DVD playing on
my 600MHz was a little
On Wed, 2003-04-02 at 20:48, stamp wrote:
> BJ> 12,1-tums TFT XGA-screen
> BJ> 800 MHz PowerPC G3
> BJ> 512 K L2-cache (vid 800 MHz)
> BJ> 256 MB SDRAM-memory
> BJ> 30 GB Ultra ATA-unit
> BJ> DVD/CD-RW-unit
> BJ> ATI Mobility Radeon 7500
> BJ> 32 MB graphic mem
> BJ> 10/100BASE-T Ethernet
> BJ> Int
On Fri, Mar 21, 2003 at 12:27:12AM +0100, Jan-Hendrik Palic wrote:
>http://ryoko.camperquake.de/solutions
Anyone tested it. Is that working?
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Hi,
I'm using an iBook2.0 running 2.4.20-ben8 kernel. I'm just installing Debian
for the first time but I'm having a strange problem with the keyboard.
All the letters/numbers work fine but the other symbols are all out of
place, even for an iBook keyboard. Eg, the underscore and minus symbol are
BJ> 12,1-tums TFT XGA-screen
BJ> 800 MHz PowerPC G3
BJ> 512 K L2-cache (vid 800 MHz)
BJ> 256 MB SDRAM-memory
BJ> 30 GB Ultra ATA-unit
BJ> DVD/CD-RW-unit
BJ> ATI Mobility Radeon 7500
BJ> 32 MB graphic mem
BJ> 10/100BASE-T Ethernet
BJ> Internal 56K-modem
BJ> AirPort-ready
works really fine for me, e
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Björn Johansson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> PLEASE, mail me privately since I'm not a member
> of the mailinglist.
I'm sure you meant to say "please cc me, since I'm not a member of the
mailing list, but this way the answers will be seen by all and will
become part
On Mit, 2003-04-02 at 05:05, befu wrote:
>
> 3.) With this new kernel I can't see any cursor on my black text screen. How
> do I get my cursor back? It is annoying to guess where the cursor could be
> and input text on the command line or in pico.
Does disabling acceleration with fbset -accel fa
On Wed, Apr 02, 2003 at 09:49:41AM +0200, Jean-Christophe Michel wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> var_export() seems to print delirious contents when printing an array:
> only the first two or three values are correctly printed. Then it seems
> to be like utf8 printed in iso-latin1...
>
> I experienced this
Hi Jean-Christophe
I am running testing and did the force-upgrade to unstable to get php 4.2.3.
Using your test file I got:
// file test.php var_export test
array ( 0 => 'hello', 1 => 'bonjour', 2 => 'Guten Tag', 3 => 'Hayo', 4
=> 'Salam', 4 => 3 => [EMAIL PROTECTED]@D $??ÿÏ` $ $?
Hi!
I'm going to buy a Mac in a not far away future.
So I'm wondering what Macs works best with
Debian3.0? How about this one?
12,1-tums TFT XGA-screen
800 MHz PowerPC G3
512 K L2-cache (vid 800 MHz)
256 MB SDRAM-memory
30 GB Ultra ATA-unit
DVD/CD-RW-unit
ATI Mobility Radeon 7500
32 MB graphic m
Thanks for the info: for use of people as newbie as I am, and to avoid
them the searchings I did, here is how I have found to do (I have
testing version on my Power Book Wall Street):
- add in /etc/apt/source.list the lines corresponding to unstable and
sid
- I added in /etc/apt/apt.conf.d
Hi all,
var_export() seems to print delirious contents when printing an array:
only the first two or three values are correctly printed. Then it seems
to be like utf8 printed in iso-latin1...
I experienced this on a powerpc/testing with php as cgi and module,
php -v gives 4.2.3.
Could someone hav
Thanks for the info: for use of people as newbie as I am, and to avoid
them the searchings I did, here is how I have found to do (I have
testing version on my Power Book Wall Street):
- add in /etc/apt/source.list the lines corresponding to unstable and
sid
- I added in /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/70debc
> 2.) With this kernel I can finally run the ati driver instead of the fbdev
> driver (which was the only driver able to run on kernel 2.4.18).
> I just get some 3-5 seconds of "erupting colourful clouds" on my screen when
> starting the kde environment with startx just before the light grey screen
On 1 Apr, this message from Boris Bezlaj echoed through cyberspace:
> On Tue, Apr 01, 2003 at 08:25:39PM +0200, David Ulrich wrote:
>>
>> I put it on summertime and add a ntp server (ntp, ntp-simple and
>> ntpupdate). So the clock is always on time.
>> My debian is always on time now:
>> But I
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