Whiterabbit wrote:
> ...and every time I've recived your same error from libpam...
I solved it with dpkg -i /var/cache/apt/archives/libpam* and then
apt-get dist-upgrade again. Worked for me upgrading directly to
unstable. Of course your mileage may vary...
Regards, Ismael
Julien Kirmaier wrote:
Must be a lack of coffee.
A serious drawback... ;)
Regards, Ismael
Jule Slootbeek escribio el 14/07/03 06:39:
Is there a way to have gnome get the time from a time server?
# apt-get install ntpdate
Will be enough. Then, find a reliable time server. I live in Spain but I
use ntp.univ-lyon1.fr which never lets me down. Not sure if I am fully
authorized to use
Hi,
I just downloaded kernel-source-2.4.21 from unstable. I know I could
build a kernel for my B&W G3 using just this, but I am aware of the
existance of both kernel-patch-2.4.21-powerpc and kernel-patch-benh. I
wonder which advantages would I get using each (I count on not being
posible aply
Hi,
I am trying to build a customized kernel using kernel-package. My
currently installed kernel-image-2.4.21-powerpc prays having been
compiled using kernel-patch-2.4.21-powerpc. But if I download and
install it, I can't guess the means to apply it.
This creates a directory /usr/src/kernel-
Jens Schmalzing escribio el 16/07/03 11:58:
make-kpkg --added-patches powerpc kernel-image
This works for other patches (lowlatency,preempt) but that would look
for a script called powerpc, and de script indeed is called 0powerpc.
make-kpkg --added-patches 0powerpc kernel-image
Moreover, th
Hi,
My factory default B&W G3 spanish keyboard is not supported by the
XFree86 installer. I solve this manually loading a .Xmodmap created from
scratch. However, my XFree86 from unstable uses something called XKB, so
my .Xmodmap is not automatically loaded at startup.
How can I tweak the XKB
Hi,
First of all, sorry if this has been discussed previously. I had no luck
finding complete information searching the archives.
I'd like to be sure that I am using my video card at its full
performance. I own a G3 B&W (Yosemite) that is geared by the common ATI
Rage 128. I find that video
Michel Dänzer escribio el 21/07/03 03:01:
> As has been discussed here recently:
Sorry about this.
> The benh and linuxppc-2.5 trees are the only ones with an agpgart
> driver for the UniNorth chipset so far, but r128 DRI tends to be
> unstable with AGP anyway, and it works perfectly with PCI GA
Hi,
I am trying latencytest-0.42-png.tar.gz for measuring latency on my
Apple G3 (Debian/Sid PowerPC). Of course I am enabling USE_GENERIC_TIMER
and tuning my hard disk using hdparam before tests. But, results show a
very poor performance. Indeed, any X11 stressing involves a raise of the
lat
Michel Dänzer escribio el 21/07/03 12:55:
Well, what do you expect from a synthetic benchmark designed to measure
throughput?
Help me on this, what was I exactly expecting? :P
Regards, Ismael
Michel Dänzer escribio el 21/07/03 13:09:
First of all, you mentioned in another post that you use x11perf to
create X11 stress. Are there also problems with real world apps?
"Real world" apps work properly (except for the Gnome theme manager
which displays garbage). I only find video performa
Michel Dänzer escribio el 22/07/03 02:22:
Probably a GTK bug, not related to this thread.
I know, I know... ;)
Which isn't very surprising, as they can use parts of the graphics chip
that we don't have specs for, for one.
Sure. Only I remember having installed Mandrake 9.1, and I think vide
Michel Dänzer escribio el 22/07/03 21:13:
What exactly do you mean by 'video performance', anyway?
Well, a faster and cleaner dragging of windows, in example.
Look at the arch/i386/config.in hunk and merge it into
arch/ppc/config.in, or try the attached patch. Then, make oldconfig
and so on.
Michel Dänzer escribio el 22/07/03 23:03:
Using the same window manager etc. ? 2D acceleration (in particular
'Screen to screen bit blits') is active, isn't it?
As soon as it is posible for me, I will install Mandrake 9.1 PowerPC
again, compile new feelings, and get their X config and logs.
Hi,
I am somewhat new to Linux low-level development. I have developed for
other UNIX systems before, and also for Windows NT and for JavaCard
compatible smartcards.
I have used (and enjoyed) Debian for a long time as a Linux user and for
web development. Getting into low-level development,
Ole-Egil Hvitmyren escribe el 24/07/03 09:49:
from a subjective point of view
Please note that I am into Internet forums and mailing lists because I
am most interested in subjective points of view. :)
Maarten De Boer wrote:
This is a nice coincidence, because I just installed Debian Sid
('un
Hi,
Tux'n'Tosh is a set of icons and backgrounds for your Apple computer
with a Linux taste. I'll say it again, Tux'n'Tosh is a set of icons and
backgrounds for your Linux computer with an Apple taste. :)
http://art.gnome.org/screenshots/19.php
http://www.sadeem.net/tux.html
Regards, Ismael
El domingo, 30 de noviembre de 2003, a las 13:11, Giuseppe Sacco escribió:
> I think it isn't a matter of speed. It is a matter of freedom and
> usability. It is up to you to select the OS you like.
Yes, but it is also a matter of speed. Mac OS X almost renders my
Yosemite G3 unusable...
Regards,
Hans Ekbrand escribe:
> I took the "host -l pgp.net"-method from the default .gnupg/options, is
> there anything wrong with that method?
Yes. It works for very few people.
I'm at Spain and I always use pgp.rediris.es which is very complete
and transfers very fast. I encourage people to guess whic
Antonio-M. Corbi Bellot escribe:
> Warning: Interface name is `eth0' at line 5, can't be mapped reliably.
On a laptop PC I always get this warning but ifrename always work.
https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/wireless-tools/+bug/16538
Cordially, Ismael
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Johannes Berg escribe:
> On Thu, 2006-01-19 at 23:25 +0100, Antonio-M. Corbi Bellot wrote:
>
> > /etc/init.d/ifrename start
> > Warning: Interface name is `eth0' at line 5, can't be mapped reliably.
> >
> > Most of the time ifrename works in spite of the message, but some times
> > it does not wo
Using a B&W G3 with a spanish keyboard running Sarge. Which way to do
it running X? Will it work the same if using Gnome?
Cordially, Ismael
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On Sat, May 28, 2005 at 08:40:06PM +0200, Jack Malmostoso wrote:
> Anybody has this experience too?
Also here sometimes running 2.6.8-powerpc. The funny point is that
/proc/scsi/scsi lists a Direct-Access device at scsi2, but /dev/sda2
is not created.
Cordially, Ismael
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For me, it's quite surprising that gpm works perfectly with device as
/dev/psaux and type as autops2. This is a B&W G3 where mice should be
at /dev/input/mice and the type should be... Anything else?
Any feedback welcome!
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I am decided to start evangelizing my online contacts so they allow me
using just Jabber as IM client.
Up to now I only used my Jabber account on Gaim. I know that with a
specialized Jabber client I could do things like SSL or GnuPG
encryption, or testing the protocol using "raw" XML data. I wonde
Since DST started, local time when running Debian is one hour behind
local time running Mac OS X (which is the one correct). It seems to me
like if time stored in the hardware clock of my G3 is neither local
time, nor GMT, and that OS X knows how to deal with it.
Any feedback is welcome, thanks in
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