de show linux-image-2.6.18-3-686
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ aptitude show kernel-image-2.6.8-2-686
AFAIK, "linux-image" is the newer name, because "kernel-image" is not
precise in that it does not specify what kind of kernel it is (Linux,
*BSD, HURD, etc.)
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On Mon, 25 Dec 2006 09:49:03 +0800, Jerome BENOIT <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Hello List, I have just upgraded my Etch box: gnome-gv seems to
> removed, why ?
gnome-gv has been superseded by evince.
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> where can i send this code ?
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> I am in need of a way to annotate PDF documents, and to highlight text
> therein. I cannot find a single tool to do this. Does anyone know what
> I could use?
Would pdftops + flpsed + ps2pdf work for y
(So it binds once, and then fails when
it tries to bind a second time.)
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On Fri, 7 Jul 2006 13:05:01 +0900, Nick Hastings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Hi, # Hubert Chan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Thu, 06 Jul 2006 23:07:15 -0400
>> I just checked, and when I do xpdf -fullscreen, there are no buttons
>> or scrollbars.
> Ok, this is another hi
) includes all these
Hmm... That seems very old. The version I have installed is 3.01-8. I
just checked, and when I do xpdf -fullscreen, there are no buttons or
scrollbars.
> widgets: not exactly what I want for giving presentations.
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On Mon, 03 Jul 2006 08:29:09 -0400, "Thomas H. George" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> On Sun, Jul 02, 2006 at 10:05:37PM -0400, Hubert Chan wrote:
>> On Sun, 02 Jul 2006 12:41:00 -0400, "Thomas H. George"
>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>>
>>
ric CCS Disk Sorry, no CD/DVD-drive
> found on this target.
Huh? You're trying to use a CD burning program to write to a USB stick?
I can't imagine that that would have any chance of working.
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The instructions in the readme should be pretty straightforward
(although I didn't try it on a Debian machine).
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ding if they don't need to?
Testing has libc6 2.3.6-3. Is it safe to assume that any 2.3.6 version
will have the correct time zone information?
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/etc were modified), the new package will inherit
the changes.
.
This utility can make it easy to copy packages from one computer to another,
or to recreate packages that are installed on your system, but no longer
available elsewhere, or to store the current state of a package before you
upgr
On Sat, 25 Feb 2006 19:16:49 +0100, "Jan Johansson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> cookiemonster:~# cat /etc/openvpn/scooter.conf
...
> route 192.168.0.0 255.255.255.0 10.4.1.2
^^^
Erm, your local network address wouldn't happen to be a 192.168.0.x
add
h the correct
version.
> Along with my "English language" interpretation, it would seem strange
> that the presence of a newer package which does not directly conflict
> with the older is not likely to break an application.
> Is this a bug in apt? If so, is it a known
_doc.txt". I guess
you could also do "sudo wajig doc | sudo tee /tmp/wajig_doc.txt >
/dev/null" so that the output doesn't get copied to the terminal.
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; think is there an utility to do so.
> Yes. Wipe. Just apt-get install wipe, or aptitude install wipe,
> which ever you prefer using.
It depends on your filesystem. Wipe (or secure-delete) doesn't work too
well on journaling filesystems (ext3, reiserfs, ...). (See the manpa
On Wed, 21 Sep 2005 17:37:28 -0400, Levi Waldron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> On 9/21/05, Hubert Chan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Click on the Tools menu, and select the Extensions item. Then select
>> the extensions that you want to activate.
> This apparently i
on the Tools menu, and select the Extensions item. Then select
the extensions that you want to activate.
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to as "Reiser4", and is only available with a custom patched kernel (or
via the -mm branch).
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> take preference over the distro's libfoo-perl.1.deb.
You need to set a priority > 1000 to force a downgrade. Pinning
priorities are a bit strange; different numbers mean different things.
Read 'man apt_preferences' for all the gory details.
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t;> cases, both ways of replying can be acceptable, which was my original
>> point. Wim
>>
> Since this discussion seems to winding down, I think it's safe for me
> to comment. Agreed that there's a little agression, but overall I have
> to say it's
reminded of what's been said before, because
I've brought up that exact same point about five times already, and I
believe others have brought it up as well. But I guess that is the
nature of flamewars.
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s stand on their own, it doesn't really matter
what order you read them in.
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he rare instance of having missed something?
If you trim properly, you shouldn't need to scroll down (much -- at most
one screenful, depending on how big your screen is).
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thread has
no branches, and so it's easy to keep track of the conversation, I tend
to write like a regular letter -- the pen and paper kind. (Why bother
keeping the context at all when the recipient already knows it?)
> But don't get all righteous about it, for heaven's sake!
the rest of the messages in the thread. I can't imagine
how you would do that with most-recent-first. If you just read the
latest message in a thread and find that you're not interested, you
can't just kill the thread because you don't know if that message is off
on a tangent,
h threaded mail readers, it doesn't work too well with long
threads with many replies -- if you finish reading this message, and
then read my reply to Hal's reply to the original message, you would
have a hard time remembering Hal's message that I was replying to, since
you would h
On Thu, 09 Jun 2005 19:51:22 -0500, Kent West <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Hubert Chan wrote:
>> (David, I think you're to subtle . . . .
>>
>>
> "too".
> D'oh!
Yeah, I saw that after I sent the message. I'll blame it on my keyboard
is grammar if you read his message properly? (Other
than the missing period after the last sentence.) As a writer, you were
definitely not making your point clear.
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hursday 09 June 2005 12:55 pm, David Jardine wrote:
>> Isn't some authoritative voice on the list going to give
>> us a lecture on top posting sometime soon? It seems to
>> be getting out of hand :)
(David, I think you're to subtle for the majority of the people on this
This bug has already been reported, along with a workaround.
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=254807
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2) cmr17 font is missing
cmr17 files are found in tetex-base and tetex-extra.
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[snip]
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=250983
No known fix yet, but you're not alone. I get the same thing too, but
it started a couple of months ago. It looks like a strange bug.
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>>>>> "Hubert" == Hubert Chan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>>>> "Jaap" == Jaap Haitsma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Jaap> Hi, I have the problem that anti aliasing does not seem to
Jaap> work. See for example the font in the at
lution. Jaap
What fonts are you using? Try installing the ttf-bitstream-vera
package.
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It might be bug #223352.
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=223352
See if downgrading to fontconfig 2.2.1-8 helps. If you trust me, you
can download a copy from
http://www.uhoreg.ca/fontconfig_2.2.1-8_i386.deb
If that works, you may want to add to the bug report.
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>>>>> "Robert" == Robert Rati <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Robert> I'm running Debian unstable and some time ago I lost most of my
Robert> fonts. ...
Bug 223352?
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=223352
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t it seem to be correct.
I would think that the X-Evolution-Source header is being added by
Evolution when it's fetching the mail from your server, and not when
it's sending the mail. Try reading your mail with a different client.
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apt-cache policy ... ?
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Antonio> ideas? Thanks.
You can try tunnelling NFS over SSH.
http://www.math.ualberta.ca/imaging/snfs/
(It's written for RedHat, but should work under Debian.)
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I'm not sure about the m505, but with my Visor, /dev/usb/tts/ only gets
populated when I hit the hotsync button (and becomes empty shortly after
the hotsync is complete).
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members of the disk
michelle> and audio groups can do that.
The CD-ROM device is probably owned by the cdrom group. Check
/dev/cdrom.
Users can mount CDs because mount is SUID root.
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the original array. The new array would then disappear after it went
"out of scope" (i.e. after it exits the body of the while loop).
(Well, since it's static, it wouldn't disappear, AFAICT -- it would
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John> {
John> for ( nCounter = 0 ; nCounter < nNumberofelements ; nCounter +=
John> 1 )
John> fprintf (stdout,"pnStorage [%d] : %d\n", nCounter, pnStorage
John> [nCounter]) ;
John> fprintf (stdout, "=
tdin)) {
scanf("%d", array + size);
size++;
if (size > capacity)
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capacity *= 2;
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efficient way to do random access on a linked list. Efficient
implementation requires choosing a proper data structure. Choose the
wrong data structure, and something that should take milliseconds could
end up taking minutes, hours, or even days.
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Uh, what's the debian way of
David> allowing these things to co-exist peacefully?
Not the Debian way, but you can use esddsp to make other programs play
through esd instead of trying to talk to the sound card directly.
esddsp ogg123 ...
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to the latest
(...-12), the fonts become invisible.
Can you downgrade your fontconfig and see if that helps?
(I'll file a bug report for this eventually...)
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It has been dropped in favour of the freecell that is part of Aisle
Riot (/usr/games/sol).
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Geoff> Now, this is what is already set up, but netstat still shows
Geoff> cupsd as LISTENING.
Yup. The "Allow from ..."/"Deny from ..." only limits accesses after
they try to connect, and is just another layer of security.
BTW, remember that a portscan from your ow
vercompetes for a
Karl> sales area or something... but there could be more factories and
Karl> distributed world wide to simplify logistics for new ones and
Karl> _compatible_ replacement parts.
Designs and blueprints are probably copyrightable (maybe depending on
jurisdiction), and so you co
scsidev run automatically when you plug
something in, using hotplug, but I've had some stability problems with
that -- at least with Firewire devices.
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| Driver "trident"
| VideoRam8192
| Option "SWCursor" "on"
| Option "backingstore"
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er of lines in the terminal is what
is really important -- not the window size.
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t size,
then shrinks itself. AFAICT, it only happens if I start off with some
tabs open (but I haven't tried with no tabs for a while).
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>>>>> "Kirk" == Kirk Strauser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Kirk> At 2003-07-03T02:14:58Z, Hubert Chan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> AFAICT, mozilla uses the Xprint system. See the xprt-xprintorg
>> package, or xprint.mozdev.org. Basically
commands to. The "@" I guess means that it's served at
localhost (or thinks it is). But I have no idea where it got
"huffalump" from.
P.S. you'll need to read (some of) the docs in xprt-xprintorg to get it
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and hence grip)
needs to access the SCSI generic interface for ripping. The device for
the generic interface is probably /dev/sg0 (depending on how many other
SCSI devices you have, if any).
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present in the old kernel (mostly new hardware support). Then do a
"make menuconfig" or "make xconfig" to tweak the options that you know
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d kernel-image-2.4.18-bf2.4,
which should have the appropriate patches.
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You'll want to look at the latest DSA:
http://www.debian.org/security/2003/dsa-311
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want something
uglier, you can use "... the \TM{} defined by blah blah ..." You
probably don't want to use ~ since ~ is a non-breaking space.
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tion from the Preferences box, since
the default is supposed to be to use Nautilus. But you can still
access the preference by running gconf-editor, and going to
apps/nautilus/preferencces. I believe it's the "show_desktop"
preference.
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anyone know where to get A4 paper in Canada?) If you need to do this,
email me, and I'll dig up the command that I used to make it use
US-Letter paper. (IIRC, it wasn't perfect, but it was good enough.)
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mber that if the package that you compile has the same version
number as the one from security (or any other apt-gettable source),
apt-get will want to replace it, so you'll need to bump up the version
slightly (usually adding a ".1" does the trick") by editing
debian/changelog.
itself, rather
than telling the video card to draw it. It causes a minor performance
hit (very minor), and you may notice the cursor flickering sometimes.
But at least you'll be able to click on stuff. ;-)
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found in
/usr/share/doc/dhcp3-client/README.Debian. I'm sure that on Woody,
there's a similar file.
BTW, when compiling your kernel, it's generally a good idea to start off
with the configuration that's found in /boot/config-.
Then just turn off any options that you know for sure
ns I
Curtis> absolutely need for various configurations.
Just copy the .config file to the new tree. Then do a "make oldconfig"
and it'll prompt you for any new options, if there are any.
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Branden delayed working on 4.2 because it was expected that Woody would
be released real soon.) Quite a bit has changed between 4.2 and 4.3, so
I wouldn't expect the time frame to be much different.
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which is linked to /dev/scd1
Christof> is set to allow read access by the group cdrom.
You need to also allow the cdrom group to access /dev/sg0 (or whichever
sg? device is associated with the cdrom).
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My MUA (gnus, if you're too lazy to check the headers) can highlight
messages that are replies my own messages (so long as the other guy's
mailer handles threading properly). ;-)
I wouldn't be surprised if other MUAs like mutt could do this too.
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general should not be done unless you have a really good reason.)
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king the obvious substitution). That is what Gnome1 did for the
.gtkrc file, so something like that might work for Gnome2.
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spamd should use per-user configuration files by default. At
least it does for me.
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all I have is the local loopback interface lo, no eth0. An lspci
Barry> shows the adapter and I get a link light on the card so I am a
Barry> bit lost. Any thoughts?
Are you using DHCP? If so, you need to enable CONFIG_PACKET and
CONFIG_FILTER. (Or use pump instead of dhclient.)
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#x27;t think there's any way to tell where it came from,
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lor}", since xfig uses some
color commands on the text, even if it is all black.
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ses-base, ncurses-term and
Thomas> libncurses5 are installed and have even reinstalled them without
Thomas> solving the problem.
You need the ncurses dev files: libncurses5-dev
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Francois> but I have no /dev/dsp device ! What's the way to create it
Francois> with devfs ? What's happens to my previous /dev directory ?
If you want /dev/dsp, you need to turn on OSS emulation. Do a modprobe
snd-pcm-oss (you may also need snd-mixer-oss and snd-s
u unmount
/var/cache, you should still be able to see the files under /var/cache.
Just delete those, and remount /var/cache.
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ext part of the figure. And if you set the "special" flag
in your text (click on the text tool. Then, at the bottom of the
screen, click on the "Text Flags" button. Click on the button next to
"Special Flag" and select "Special"), you can use TeX commands
ferent theme which I installed as a test
Christopher> theme.
Yep. That's because Galeon and Mozilla use different directories to
store their preferences.
Christopher> However, your .rdf file works great. Thanks!
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aleon/chrome/chrome.rdf file. See if that helps.
http://www.mozilla.org/rdf/chrome#";
xmlns:NC="http://home.netscape.com/NC-rdf#";
xmlns:RDF="http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#";>
er than pinning, since that won't pull in the
dependencies either.
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is made by about the width
Kent> of a close button (the X in the upper right hand corner of a
Kent> window) in icewm.
Try using the software cursor. In the video card Device section, add a
line that says `Option "SWCursor" "on"'. This causes XFree86 to draw
the poi
will see a list of packages that
Provide: it. Pick one to install.
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Colin> [Where'd this thread come from, by the way, out of curiosity?
Colin> -kde?]
...
-curiosa is where this particular segment of the thread is from. It was
originally completely unrelated to talking about females, but somehow
evolved, which I guess seems to happen quite of
nd monospace (look under the "Provide
required aliases for standard names" section). Of course, doing that
would affect the global configuration.
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>>>>> "Martin" == Martin Strauss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Martin> Try typing "apt-get moo" at the prompt. (on an apt with Super
Martin> Cow Powers, that is)
You can also try "aptitude moo", and see what a non-Super Cow Power
p
just be giving
redundant information. (And possibly annoying the maintainer
unnecessarily.)
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>>>>> "Hugh" == Hugh Saunders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...]
Hugh> 4. wrote /boot/grub/menu.1st
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Grub expects that to be menu.lst, not menu.1st (ell, not one).
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e to get a menu by
clicking the right button. In gv, click on the Landscape button, and
either select "Seascape", or "Swap landscape".
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nted automatically for me. Perhaps it is the hotplug package.
I have it installed, and I know it does a lot of magic that I don't
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e, nor a
Aryan> directory.
You should have a couple of files and one or more directories. Which
kernel are you using? Is it a stock Debian kernel, or one that you
compiled yourself?
Hmm. Googling for usbdevfs, brings up this page:
http://www.computing.net/linux/wwwboard/forum/15125.html
See
th root?
Hmm. If it doesn't work with root, then it's probably not a permissions
problem. You can check that your kernel supports USB, and that the
usbdevfs is mounted (make sure /proc/bus/usb exists). When you plug the
camera in, a new file should appear in /proc/bus/usb/00?/.
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oto2-2/README.Debian (if you're using unstable,
different location if you're using stable/Woody) for the possible
approaches. Basically, you need to make sure that your user has proper
permissions for the device in /proc/bus/usb.
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