Look in the /etc/mol directory. There are several molrc files there
that are used for the system you want to run with MOL.
Regards,
Pat
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Hi!
Anyone knows how to increase the ram in mol? (in file configuration)
when startmol:
96 MB RAM
in /etc/molrc:
ram_size:
pmud does however run /etc/power/pwrctl and /etc/power/pwrctl-local
Stefano Zacchiroli wrote:
On Tue, Jun 10, 2003 at 09:55:06AM +0200, Michael Schmitz wrote:
pmud does not run anything in /etc/apm/*.d.
Ok, and so neither pbbuttonsd.
And so ... powerbook people is living without apm events
/dev/hdc is probaly setup with mode 660 (owner can read and write, group
members can read and write, others have no access). /dev/hdc is likely
owned by the 'disk' group (run 'ls -l /dev/hdc' to find out for sure).
You need to add all user accounts that you want to be able to eject
/dev/hdc to
Jean Monnat wrote:
Dear Debian specialists,
Because of printing problems, I tried to upgrade the kernel
2.4.18-newpowermac to the kernel 2.4.20-ben10. So I downloaded it and then
tar -xvzf 2.4.20-ben10.tar.gz. I followed instructions on how to install it,
that's to say
mv vmlinux /boot
mv Syst
I've burned many x86 bootable ISO images using OS X.
Yes, you need to use Disk Copy to burn bootable ISOs in OS X. Open Disk
Copy and press apple-B (or cmd-B if you like), or go to the middle (I
believe running linux right now) menu and select Burn image It will
give you a file dialog to
Zeno Davatz wrote:
thanks for the info. I am using USB. Is /dev/tty an usb port? what would
be the usb port? How can I find the usb port in /dev ls -la usb gives me
nothing.
thanks for your time and help.
Zeno
/dev/ttya is probably not tied to the USB port. I have a handpring
visor
The best way to fix that is to check the permissions on /dev/ttya and
put your user account in the system group that owns /dev/ttya.
Do a 'usermod -G group_name userid' to add your login account to the
group. You may want to run the program 'id' from the terminal after
logging in to check if
My personal opinion is that Apple laptops are great hardware, but the
linux community using them is so much smaller that it was hard to get
some of the things common on x86. It's much improved in the past year
or so in my opinion.
.
However, you really need to look at the price/performance to
Edd Dumbill wrote:
I have a 6-in-1 card reader. On my i386 machine (2.4.20) I attach the
card reader and see the following in dmesg:
usb.c: registered new driver usb-storage
scsi1 : SCSI emulation for USB Mass Storage devices
Vendor: Generic Model: Generic CF Rev: 2.5D
Type: Di
To the best of my knowledge, all network interfaces are identified as
eth where is the order in which the kernel finds the device.
So, you probably don't need the usb0 entry in interfaces. I'm
completely guessing here, but eth1 is apparently either a virtual
interface created to set up a poi
rks without problems.
>
> Remember to disable the libcdaudio plugin and configure the libcdread
> one to use digital audio instead direct audio play.
>
> After those changes:
>
> xmms /dev/cdrom plays the cdrom without problems (here with an flat
> panel imac)
>
I believe you may not have created the device files for also. There is
some script, named snddevices I believe, that must be run by the root
user to create the necessary device files. You should be able to find
it in the source that you compiled alsa-driver from.
That would be my first suspi
Nirmal Govind wrote:
Hi.. how do I go about upgrading packages which have dependencies and
which are necessary for other programs.. for e.g. I'm trying to upgrade
my version of gcc from 2.95 to 3.2 but if I download the individual gcc,
g++, g77 etc. packages and try dpkg on them I get lots of unm
I had something similar happen to me with my pismo powerbook at one
point. I think I ended up reinstalling yaboot cleanly with an older
version. I never investigated or had enough knowledge to figure out the
actual cause, but I think it may have be a corrupted file or something.
Maybe try pu
Sven Luther wrote:
Do anyone have any idea if there is a chance that the ATI All in wonder
boards get one day supported on linux ?
Friendly,
Sven Luther
I have an ATI TV Wonder card that works on x86. I would imagine if
driver's exist for all the functions of the All-IN-Wonder, it should
Derrik Pates wrote:
On Thu, Dec 19, 2002 at 06:58:05PM +0100, Laurent Decreusefond wrote:
I have a powerbook 7300 running woody (very nice ...)
I have an ethernet transceiver (Apple M0437) on the AAUI port. I would
like to know how to use both my built-in Ethernet card and my transceiver
to
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