Hi all,
I really expected 2.6.27 to be in Sid by now, but it's not, and I
can't find any mention of it anywhere, on the mailing lists or
elsewhere.
Does anyone know when this is likely to happen? Is something holding
it up?
From kernel.org: The latest stable version of the Linux kernel is:
2.6.
> On Wed, 8 Sep 2004, Ishwar Rattan wrote:
> > System is Debian based Knoppix-3.6 running kernel-2.6.7
> >
> > Is there a utility to reduce the size or shrink an NTFS
> > partition. It is a 30Gb disk with about 8Gb of data (at
> > least that is what du -sk tells after mounting it).
ntfsresize is
> > > Steven Feinstein wrote:
> > >>I'm trying to set the file associations in Konqueror. It seems that if
> > >> I select an app from the main KDE menus, the association stays. If I
> > >> select an app from the Debian menu, I lose the association.
There are a couple of Debian bug reports abou
On Thursday 26 Aug 2004 03:14, Tom Allison wrote:
> Guest, Simon wrote:
> >>>Install these Debian packages :-
> >>>nvidia-glx - NVIDIA binary XFree86 4.x driver
> >>>nvidia-kernel-common- NVIDIA binary kernel module common
&
On Tuesday 24 Aug 2004 19:05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Install these Debian packages :-
> > nvidia-glx - NVIDIA binary XFree86 4.x driver
> > nvidia-kernel-common- NVIDIA binary kernel module common
> > files nvidia-kernel-source - NVIDIA binary kernel module
On Tuesday 24 Aug 2004 00:17, Tom Allison wrote:
> I was able to install by doing:
> apt-get kernel-headers...
> and then running the NVIDIA package they provide on their website.
>
> I don't know, but the kernel-source may be necessary, but I doubt it. I
> have it installed, that's why I mention
A great feature of aptitude is that it tracks automatically installed
packages, removing these when no package I have explicitly installed
depends on them. But where does it record this info?
I want to be able to see what I have explicitly installed ('manually
installed') on my system, since this
Hi Peter,
> Well, I can get rid of them by renaming
> /lib/modules/2.6.2-1-k7/kernel/sound/oss
> but that seems like inviting trouble and is certainly not the
> Right Way.
Have you got discover installed? By default it tries to discover your sound
card at boot time, and helpfully installs an O
I'm trying to use the Debian packaged nvidia driver on a TNT2 Model 64 card.
Alas, glxgears (and all the other GL applications) run very slowly.
Testing the frame rate with glxgears shows this:
$ glxgears
196 frames in 5.0 seconds = 39.200 FPS
3 frames in 5.0 seconds = 0.600 FPS
4 frames in 6.0
Colin:
> I don't think that's it. The problem is more likely to be that sshd
> writes /var/run/sshd.pid itself (so I'm not sure why it's in the init
> script as well ... hmm). Try setting 'PidFile /var/run/sshd-1.pid' in
> /etc/ssh/sshd_config-1.
Correct - your suggestion helped.
Thanks,
-I
I'm trying to setup a second sshd daemon (with different configuration
and port listening), but have a problem with the PID file. Apparently
the start-stop-daemon ignores the --pidfile $PID directive.
When I start the second sshd daemon (the /etc/init.d script attached),
the original /var/run/sshd.
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Here's the run down on what has happened so far...
Installed Potato onto a Dell Inspiron 3000 laptop using the CD's. After a
few miscues on disk partitioning, I got a good install (note: this is a
debian-only box. No other OS on it). I got into X and have the
Enlightenment manager running things
Hello:
i'm still new to enlightenment.. i accidentally removed the pager from
the desktop and I have no idea on how to make it appear again on the
desktop.
Can anyone help?
thank you.
linuxrules!
Phil Newcombe wrote:
>
> All I did was download the files recommended in the 'Getting Started' guide
> for hard
> disk installation, ran 'install' and followed the instructions.
>
> Phil N
>
> Kent West wrote:
>
> > At 07:16 PM 3/14/1999 -0400, Maria Helena Albornoz Vasquez wrote:
> > >
> > >
Jay Barbee wrote:
>
> At 3/18/99 11:28 AM +0100, Nils Rennebarth wrote:
> >ioports and interrupts look ok. What about the cable? Does it work on
> >another computer? Wiring could be wierd. Does the serial port work at all?
> >Sometimes when I assemble a computer I put the little plug on the mainbo
I'm trying to configure XDM on two Debian/Linux boxes.
On each of them XDM should present the CHOOSER menu with
both, and the user can then select any to work on.
After a week of experimenting and reading all available
documentation I gave up. So, any suggestion is appreciated.
Let's have hostA
Hi ,
Where can I find the source code for Debian linux .
Regards ,
anil .
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