There was some discussion here:
https://lists.debian.org/debian-lts/2016/11/msg00011.html
I managed to get chromium on wheezy working again by forcing libnss3 to
an earlier version, using synaptic.
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Hi, my name is Layla Harriman and I work for a Search-Marketing-company in
Melbourne, Australia.
I was doing some research on your industry and I landed on your website.
Long story short, I have created an 18-Page Website Audit which addresses
all of the technical and web errors on your we
Usually I install xorg, gnome-session-fallback and gdm3.
No network-manager, no pulse-audio, no nothing actually.
From there you can build it up.
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Archi
t is part of the
'ppp'-package.
It is meant for scripts like this.
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datasheet where you can find a
diagram of the chip. It has indeed two channels for microphones.
What a laptop manufacturer does with those two inputs is an open question.
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Hi, Cameleon,
I used to play with the 'dots per inch' setting to make small screens
look larger.
Translating back from dutch to english the button is here ( on
squeeze/gnome ) :
menu --> system --> preferences --> appearence --> fonts --> details -->
reso
cards.
( there are many different cards that all go under this flag, that is
what makes it so confusing. )
So you should put the option for the ati module in alsa-base.conf .
Hope you will get it to work !
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ent names:
snd_hda_codec_ca0110 5280 1
snd_hda_codec_atihdmi 2251 1
Also, I think that the name of the file should end in .conf: sound.conf .
If that succeeds your original speaker-test should work.
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, but it must end in .conf )
in it:
options opl3sa2 isapnp=0 port=... etc.
Again, not sure, just trying, I do not have a card like that myself.
Look in dmesg to see what is happening
Look in /proc/interrupts to see if the card is 'alive', by the number of
irq's changing.
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Hi, have you been here:
http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Module-opl3-sa2
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In lynx you can make bookmarks with the 'a' button.
Combine that with a bookmark in your graphical browser to
~/lynx_bookmarks.html
That is all.
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ait simply blocks for inotify events, making it appropriate
for use in shell scripts.
.
inotifywatch collects filesystem usage statistics and outputs counts
of each inotify event.
Homepage: http://inotify-tools.sourceforge.net/
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wvdial ) will rely on it. Unless you replace 'option' with 'usbserial'
which, I think, is a mistake.
Like wvdial. Run 'wvdialconf' -if- the modem is accessible. And then tweak
/etc/wvdial.conf .
I didn't try wvdial. Hm, I'll have to surf around to
r something else?
I avoid nm like the plague, but that said, if it is ready it might be
beautiful. I prefer low-level tools.
Like wvdial. Run 'wvdialconf' -if- the modem is accessible. And then
tweak /etc/wvdial.conf .
I do not own a 3g modem myself, but over time I have made several o
Then the option module should grab the modem.
The module creates /dev/ttyUSB*
After that the dialling: that is specific for your provider.
HTH, --Jasper.
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Then the option module should grab the modem.
The module creates /dev/ttyUSB*
After that the dialling: that is specific for your provider.
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your icons will vanish.
Greetings,
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I think it is still another key:
/apps/nautilus/preferences/desktop_is_home_dir
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packages'-file contains pointers to
packages in the 'pool' directory here:
http://debian.mur.at/debian-multimedia/
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nny'.
I am not running Lenny, so I could not try it out.
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Mirrors:
http://debian-multimedia.org/debian-m.php
Seems to be up most of the time.
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mp;> /dev/null || ping -c 4 -w 4 www.yahoo.com
&> /dev/null || echo "no internet connection"
Better ?
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nothing"
The idea of the script is to be able to send -any- command.
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command.
( could not test it, no modem here now )
#!/bin/bash
# 2010-1007 Jasper / talk to a USB-modem
exit_msg () { echo -e $1; exit; }
modem_device=/dev/ttyUSB0
[ -e $modem_device ] || exit_msg "no modem at $modem_device ?"
modem_chat_script=/tmp/modem_chat_script
[ -n "$1"
or it is possible w/ chat to find out device IMEI?
Yes.
I could send atd*#06# and got a long number as answer.
I wrote a script to give single commands, using chat in it.
I will try to rewrite it later today, so that it is more generally useful.
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But AFAIK I can retrieve it
only inside of minicom - that makes impossible to use in a connection
script.
You can script communication with a modem using 'chat', that is a tool
that is part of the ppp - package.
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You have more than one sound-device in your system.
Maybe this helps: http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php/ALSA_device_labels
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Arc
arecord|aplay
then play with the sliders in alsamixer.
:)
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> if I only execute one command on true/false conditions, I prefer:
> command && react_true || react_false
>
Although this generally works it is not correct:
If 'react_true' fails for some reason then 'react_false' is also executed.
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> Is there a CLI way to configure/reconfigure this system ... which may
> be more reliable than network manager??
"wvdial" is capable to do that.
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nue to maintain it.
Bugs should be reported at http://bugzilla.gnome.org.
It's unlikely that they'll be fixed unless they're
regressions from recent versions or accompanied by
patches.
--ds
Something should change, but
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Hi, my guess is that your problem is in " libncursesw5 ".
For compiling you need libncursesw5-dev on the system.
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Have you tried simply 'ejecting' the 'cdrom' ?
Also: once you are able to communicate with the -modem-, then it is
possible to tell the device to never appear as a 'cdrom' again. Link:
http://www.aspireoneuser.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=5813
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or what ?
I ask, because I cannot test it and want to be sure I do the right
thing.
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>
>
alias snd-card-0 snd-via82xx
options snd-via82xx index=0
alias snd-card-1 snd-usb-audio
options snd-usb-audio index=1
I am not at all sure here.
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Do you have the same problem if you boot without the camera plugged in?
There are ways to give all 'cards' a fixed order, whether they are plugged in or
not. Afaik it is done in /etc/modprobe.d/sound .
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lsmod | grep snd
to see if the module is loaded ( assuming it is not compiled-in )
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aconf kills soundservers like esd, 'liberating' the
naked alsa-devices.
To see which applications keep the sounddevices busy run:
fuser -v $( find /dev -group audio )
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e session by hitting the capital V, that gives a list of
all visited links, hit the backspace for the source of that list, hit p to print
it to file, give it a name ending in .html and you have your session recorded.
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t like the added complexity of this. ( Like hiding
the extension. Try to change name of a .desktop : it won't let you )
My question is: Can I tell Nautilus to behave differently?
Or: are there other filemanagers that let me do what -I- want ?
Thanks, --Jasper.
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I just foun
ike hiding
the extension. Try to change name of a .desktop : it won't let you )
My question is: Can I tell Nautilus to behave differently?
Or: are there other filemanagers that let me do what -I- want ?
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rmation about their capabilities. )
Then take a look here:
http://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2006/12/msg02289.html
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> community. Thank you especially to Jasper and Rick Reynolds, who sent
> me various programs dealing with the NIC.
>
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>
Good to hear that it actually worked.
If someone else needs it, it's at
http://www.xs4all.nl/~rjn
said this clearly ...or at least I thought I did.
>
> regards
> raffaele
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>
>
>
There is a --rename-- command in ftp that does what you want. It also
moves to other directories, if they exist. ( at least in my case )
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x27;s|^alias '$cur'\(.*\)$|\1|' )")
;;
esac
}
snip
over 3000 more lines of code.
Disabling the lines on bash_completion in bashrc solves this.
Any insight ? ( T
Exactly the same thing happened to me 2 days ago.
Also I had to install the proper video driver, in my case
xserver-xorg-video-ati . From a similar install 2 weeks ago I can see
that many ( 36 ) video drivers were installed.
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Any hints ?
In a way I suspect it is not a lynx problem, because I saw similar
things in the installer. Could it have to do with the translations of
messages into dutch ???
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"Device", add:
Option "NoDDC" "true"
After that I could restart X with Ctrl-Alt-Backspace and it came up
instantly in the desired resolution.
Hope this helps somebody.
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1MB swap has
been in use. Would adding memory increase the performance of the
server?
Thanks in advance for pointing me into the right direction.
Kind regards,
Jasper Metselaar
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> On Wednesday 17 September 2003 8:57 pm, Karsten M. Self wrote:
> > on Mon, Sep 15, 2003 at 03:33:32PM +0200, Jasper Metselaar
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at 76 so I was well within the guidelines. But for
your convenience, I've set it to 72. :-)
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let me do it that
way and it worked fine. Redhat was a disaster doing it that way. this time I'm
asking first.
Thanks,
Jasper
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the Debian binary #1 CD ? I tried stuff like root=/dev/hdc in the
/etc/lilo.conf on the disk, but that didn't work.
I think I need to load /install/root.bin on the CD, but how ?
Any ideas ?
Thanks !
Jasper
PS. I know I can put my HD on the normal controller, and put it back after
install
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