Hi
I just installed Mint 10 Debian and my additional drivers option isn't
available in the main menu. My Graphics are horrible and I need to see if
additional drivers are available.
When I update my personal info in about me and close it the information is
not being saved.
I appreciate any help.
Adrian Thiele wrote:
> Peter Allen wrote:
> >(everything looked fine on boot), I then tried to login:
> >When I try I can type my username, it waits three seconds and
> >asks for my username again. (No password asked for and no login)
> When you ran the config after the i
had a look in /etc/pam.d/* but got scared and ran away :-)
TIA
Peter Allen
Peter Allen wrote:
>
> Adrian Bridgett wrote:
> >
> > On Mon, Jun 12, 2000 at 12:17:15 +0200 (+), J.H.M. Dassen (Ray) wrote:
> > > On Mon, Jun 12, 2000 at 12:12:06 +0200, Konrad Podloucky wrote:
> > > > Yeah, but haven't they removed all patented
natly applicable
here in the uk, and it looks like frauhoffer (spl?) think they are
applicable in sweden as well (They are threatening the bladeenc
author/maintainer)
so _if_ that happens it looks like the whole of the europe is out
etc.etc.
Peter Allen
name again. (No password asked for and no login)
I have a rescue disk so I can much around with /
which are the config files controlling the login?
TIA
Peter Allen
nd no login)
I have a rescue disk so I can much around with / (and /etc)
which are the config files controlling the login?
TIA
Peter Allen
o.
> > Think I'll go out and get a Linux-book tomorrow :-)
> > Best Regards and thanx
> > Vitux
> >
> >
> > Error is human; complete disaster takes a computer
It would help most if you could tell us the _all_ the details you know
about your graphics card. If XF86Setup doesn't work though, you can
use xf86config. Its not as nice, but it works _very_ reliable.
Peter Allen
ike to do?
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If you want to do C, C++, Ada95, Python or Perl in Gtk widget set
the glade
http://glade.pn.org/index.html
http://www.debian.org/Packages/unstable/devel/glade.html
is quick easy, although still a bit buggy.
Peter Allen
f tired of computer winning at chess, try it at
> kick-boxing instead"
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*Possible* faulty memory. If you try compiling something like the
kernel then
that will tell you nearly for certain.
Peter Allen
as well? TIA>
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There are a few ne2000 clones to be careful of. See the ethernet howto.
Peter Allen
Do you think they should be charged double for putting in
pictures and html?
Peter Allen
William T Wilson wrote:
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> On Tue, 13 Jul 1999, Peter Allen wrote:
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> > I'll try that, thanks.
> > By the way, I *thought* that rather than a slot by slot basis it was
> > meant to be handled by the bios, but then mine doesn't, and as it
> > is an
Michael Merten wrote:
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> On Mon, Jul 12, 1999 at 07:31:01PM +0100, Peter Allen wrote:
> > Michael Merten wrote:
> > >
> > > On Mon, Jul 12, 1999 at 02:50:10PM +0100, Peter Allen wrote:
> > > > Two questions,
> > > [snip]
> > > > Seco
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If its based on the es1370 chipset (It will be if its pci) then
upgrade to the 2.2.* kernel and put the es1370 in.
If its an isa card then check it is not pnp. If it is AFAIK you
need to use isapnp tools. If not the *post more details*.
Peter Allen
Michael Merten wrote:
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> On Mon, Jul 12, 1999 at 02:50:10PM +0100, Peter Allen wrote:
> > Two questions,
> [snip]
> > Second, I cannot remmember how to change the interrupt request of a
> > pci card. I know I have read how to somewhere, but I can't get it
>
which trys to convert the
package
to the different directory structure debian uses. This can handle all
major
distribution types.
Peter Allen
disabled try using the dos setup
utility that came with the device.
Peter Allen
ted to write drivers for. (If I can...)
Peter Allen
:-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-)
y soundcard are trying unsuccesfully to share irq 11.
I can't change it in my bios because the only option is to change
irq 11 from pnp/pci to legacy isa, which moves both to another
interupt, both the same one.
Thanks in adavance,
Peter Allen
You could try replacing the kernel image on the hd (from disk) and
running lilo again, as it may sort it.
Peter Allen
Thomas Ruedas wrote:
>
> Hello,
> yesterday I suddenly could not boot Linux from the HD anymore. When
> booting, LILO begins the boot process co
Have you got the most recent version of apt, as I had a _really_
old version that my upgrade to slink had for some reason not
upgraded. Once that was done, everything worked fine.
Peter Allen
"Nadarajah, Dinesh" wrote:
>
> I have been trying to install x11amp fo
"Gary L. Hennigan" wrote:
>
> Peter Allen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> | Ok, I give up,
> | having found an old ps2 90 lying around I decided to set it up to
> | do all the dogs body tasks like email etc. I have got everything
> | working except X. What g
Use lilo, then you can boot either. Just set up your
/etc/lilo.conf for duel boot. (I haven't got a sample
handy, but man lilo to get the format, and if all else fails
look in the archives for one, as I know many people have
posted there lilo.conf files many times.
Peter
a try.)
Peter Allen
Gancho Tenev Tenev wrote:
>
> Hi !!!
> I did not speak about Debian Linux Instalation ! :)
> ( nor for rescue nor bootup diskette !!! )
> Some IBM computers ( may be all ) have got setup ( for their hardware ) on
> their HDD
> ( on separate h
?
The computer is a 486 about ?50Mhz? and uses MCA bus.
Thankyou,
Peter Allen
Where did you get the tar from. It sounds vaguely like you have
got one part of a series of tars. The tar should be about 70Mb.
Peter Allen
Ming Hsu wrote:
>
> Finally decided to install Star Office, and didn't expect any trouble
> since I already have glib
The PCI64 is a very different card. You need 2.2 kernel
and to compile in ess 1370 support. If you have already done
that then I have no idea. (I don't have that card anymore
because I didn't like it.)
Peter Allen
Pierre-Antoine CHAMPIN wrote:
>
> I
bin/bash (Is it that, I can never remember)(as I don't
use
it, of course.)
anyway if you do does that give you root permissions of "super root"
permissions.
Thanks,
Peter Allen
My box has even survived an incredible big mistake I just made.
I was running as root, in /usr
Instead of typing rm -r gimp* I typed rm -r *
Thank goodness star office is big enough to get in the way of anything
important being deleted before I realised my mistake.
Peter Allen
know that would be a dodgy
hack if it did work, but it was worth a try.)
Thanks very much,
Peter Allen
It should work fine. http://www.xfree86.org/cardlist.html
lists your card in x 3.3.3.1 so you may have to upgrade.
Peter Allen
Chrisopher D. Judd wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am planning on upgrading my home system, starting with the
> motherboard/cp
found one yet myself... I wouldn't mind a decent package... I'll
> probably just wait until Wine gets better and run Paint Shop Pro...
I seem to remember that the gif licence says that any program that makes
gifs has to pay 24cents to the gif patent holders per copy sold.
This is obviously a problem for free software. Try png instead.
Peter Allen
found one yet myself... I wouldn't mind a decent package... I'll
> probably just wait until Wine gets better and run Paint Shop Pro...
I seem to remember that the gif licence says that any program that makes
gifs has to pay 24cents to the gif patent holders per copy sold.
This is obviously a problem for free software. Try png instead.
Peter Allen
Hamish Moffatt wrote:
>
> On Tue, Apr 27, 1999 at 04:16:40PM -0400, Allan M. Wind wrote:
> > On 1999-04-27 18:53, Peter Allen wrote:
> >
> > > It is because on i386 machines the processor boots in real
> > > mode, which is limited to the (in)famous 640Kb.
>
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I am pretty sure it is a hardware limitation
Are well, it doesn't matter particularly.
Peter Allen
Allan M. Wind wrote:
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> On 1999-04-27 18:53, Peter Allen wrote:
>
> > It is because on i386 machines the processor boots in rea
ork? This *is* the solution to your problem...
>
> It did work, in the sense that a kernel was compiled ... but it
> wasn't significantly smaller. Are there some arcana of bzImage-making
> that I missed in the kernel docs? (and yes, I did make mrproper
> first!)
The kernel stays the same size, it can just run the bigger size,
hence no problem.
Peter Allen
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make zlilo works for me.
Peter Allen
Tony Crawford wrote:
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> Ian Peters wrote (on 27 Apr 99, at 15:45):
>
> > > wasn't significantly smaller. Are there some arcana of bzImage-making
> > > that I missed in the kernel docs? (and yes, I did make mr
64Kb chunks when needed, so
it doesn't run out of memory. The theoretical maximum size
for a bzImage is 2Gb, although in pracice it is limited by
the amount of memory.
Peter Allen
Shao Zhang wrote:
>
> Yes! But could anyone explaing to me why it is must be less
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