Hi all,
the title says it all. I'm trying to adjust my setup here by not having
certain services run at startup, but I don't feel like doing it by hand,
not unless there's no other way.
The tools I know that can do that are not present, so I'm wondering if
there is a debian specific tool for that?
Hi all,
I've been recompiling my kernel like crazy these last few days (btw
thanks again for the help Andre) to get my sound working.
Nothing was doing it, it beeped ok, but xmms was complaining about the
fact that it cannot open audio, the sound card not being configured or
something else.
But in
Hello!
thanks for taking care of making those debs, that's nice. I just tried
Dl them, but it seems you forgot to make the Packages.gz list. Therefore
apt-get does not work (ast least on my machine)
this is what I get:
Failed to fetch
http://southpole.penguinpowered.com/debian/dists/unstable/main/b
Daniel Jacobowitz wrote:
>
> When did you get the installer? I think this is fixed in the current
> version.
Last night. I did a net install, using first the base image (etc) from
the http debian site in the us (question: isn't it a bit strange that
the only recognized protocol at this stage of
I indeed had to create the /dev/cdrom to /dev/hdc simlink, but first I
had to use MAKEDEV in order to create all the /dev/hdc, which where
missing.
thanks for the hints,
Cyril
hello Nelson,
It seems it's slightly more complicated than that, as my cdrom is
/dev/hdc. That's where it has been on all my installs, (be they of linux
or osx), and this is confirmed by the kernel messages(hdc: MATSHITA
CR-174, ATAPI CDROM drive).
But I do not have the /dev/hdc eith
hi all,
I just installed debian, with no problems. I realize though now that I
do not have the possibility to mount cdroms. I get the following error
message:
lempo:/home/cyril# mount /dev/cdrom
mount: special device /dev/cdrom does not exist
/dev/cdrom is in fstab, but indeed not in /dev/.
How can
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