Hi,
Umarzuki Mochlis writes:
> 2009/8/17 Raja R Harinath :
> [snipped]
>>
>> I wasn't too clear above. You need to get a copy of the kernel source,
>> patch it, compile it, and install it.
>>
>> However, it might be much much easier to follow the s
Hi,
Umarzuki Mochlis writes:
> 2009/8/16, Raja R Harinath :
>> Umarzuki Mochlis writes:
>>> the modem is Huawei E1762 which is provided by local ISP when registering
>>> for their wireless broadband service.
>>>
>>> this modem, weirdly, can
Hi,
Umarzuki Mochlis writes:
> the modem is Huawei E1762 which is provided by local ISP when registering for
> their wireless broadband service.
>
> this modem, weirdly, can only be detected when i used it recently from
> windows xp, while the device still connected into the usb port, reboot i
Hi,
AG writes:
> Matthew Moore wrote:
>
> On Monday June 15 2009 2:32:18 pm AG wrote:
>
> Default DVD/CD-drive that plays media. Sorry - my poor wording. I
> mean
> the device doesn't seem to be automounted when I load an optical disk.
>
> The applications
t;FALSE" if there are zero of them.
Try
list=`echo *.jpg`
case $list in
'*.jpg') echo "nothing to be done";;
*) for i in $list; do mv $i `basename $i .jpg`.jpeg; done
esac
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Hi,
Alan Shutko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Raja R Harinath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> 'ln -sf' is a GNU ln extension. It is safer to use 'ln -f -s',
>> especially if you traffic on other unices.
>
> Huh? It's worked perfect
nd it is a perversion to use 'ln -sf foo bar'.
Use
ln -f -s foo bar
and live happily knowing that you didn't create a link named "foo"
pointing to "f" :-)
'ln -sf' is a GNU ln extension. It is safer to use 'ln -f -s',
especially if you traffic on other unices.
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en:
>
> gpg --list-keys | grep '^pub' | cut -b 12-19 | xargs gpg --recv-key
>
> That gets new signatures for every key already on my ring. Doesn't do
> anything for the problem of other people not updating their rings with
> my key's new signatures on it, though
eal
>> problems rather than just bandaging over them.
>
> [ snip ]
>
> This is what really, really confuses me !!!
>
> What is ``privilege separation'' ???
While it may not be exactly what you want, you may want to check out
Ian Jackson's '
, we should have the Official HP Drivers (hpijs)
packaged up -- then we could use the 'D6xx' driver for GS instead.
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le / 1 + p" | dc`
# print only that line
sed -n "${line}p" file
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packages file
> if the local one is newer.
A "less" intrusive method is to edit
/var/cache/apt/available
and then run
dpkg --merge-avail /var/cache/apt/available
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he audio application
when using OSS/Lite drivers.
- application exits or complains => likely no sound support
- application appears to be running but no sound => volume set
low or bad drivers support
- application appears to hang => likely, exclusive open at work
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st likely, you have 'esd' running as part of your Gnome session.
To fix,
- run all your audio apps in ESound mode
- disable "Startup Sound Server" in your Gnome control panel
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does not
> break compatability with anything.
Then, isn't
/var/cache/rpm
a better name. If these directories are used as a staging space for
alien, they don't need to be in the exalted :-) /usr/src space.
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Johann Spies <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Mon, Apr 16, 2001 at 04:10:19AM -0700, Alvin Oga wrote:
>
> > hi ya bounce
>
> Sorry for that one.
>
> > find / -type d -ls
> >
> > or use -print instead of -ls
Even simpler,
echo */.
This even
I do? Why doesn't it open??
Couple of checks
* are you in group 'audio'
* is sound support compiled in
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; to
>
> ln -sf "$this_server" /etc/X11/X
>
> (a quite common mistake which I myself often go for).
And it is better form to write it as
ln -f -s foo bar
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"When all else fails, read th
gers interpret these and show bold and
underlined characters.
You can tell the output generator not to output the "overstrike"
characters. Here's how:
groff -mandoc -t -s -Tascii -P-u -P-b -P-o foo.1 > foo.txt
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ilable as a separate package in Debian -- maybe there's no one
interested enough.
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from audiofile.c:33:
[snip]
Can you check that you don't have a broken setup. You're getting
`stdio.h' from `/usr/local/include', and that's a somewhat unlikely
place. Maybe you have a broken include tree there.
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h MacDonald's PRCS 2.
I think you can find it somewhere on xcf.berkeley.edu. You can also
get it from the GNOME CVS repository.
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"
try to cat it as root I just get a "No such device".
>
> Somthing tells me that perhaps you don't have soundcore? (What, I couldn't
> say, as I don't have the kernel sources about.) Do you have a /proc/sound?
The es137[01] drivers aren't OSS sound
The fix is to re-fetch ldso*.deb and install it.
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, this was a test program for a package I am creating (ACE).
To debug a libtool program in the build tree, you have to do
$(top_builddir)/libtool --mode=execute gdb PROGRAM_NAME
Where $(top_builddir) is the path to where the `libtool' script in the
build tr
tic xterm-debian.ti
This will cause it to compile the terminfo entry and create a
`$HOME/.terminfo/x/xterm-debian' file. You may need to set the
TERMINFO variable to point to `$HOME/.terminfo'.
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"When all
b/libc5-compat
This looks like the same growing pains problems that we had 3-4 months
ago with X11 in hamm. Wasn't there a perl script that you could run on
binaries to scratch out the /usr/X11R6/lib directory from the `rpath'?
If that works, maybe the debian installer package could do
y) this may not work, and the brute force soln. of
Scott's will work.
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/X11/xdm/Xservers
:0 local /path/to/X
to
:0 local /path/to/X -bpp 16
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a PNP modem, you may want to play with `isapnptools'.
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George Bonser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On 06-Oct-97 Raja R Harinath wrote:
> >I'm thinking of a hamm-friendly bo (hbo? :-) -- which basically has all
> >the `libc5' libraries from hamm. People using `bo' would upgrade to
> >`hbo', which basica
in a state most amenable to upgrading to `hamm'. This
could be a mini-distribution, which just has the libraries, and maybe
the `altdev's, and some packages that are closely dependent on the exact
version of the shared libs (`bash' would be one, I guess).
Such a distr
Raja R Harinath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> This appears to be due to running the wrong `mkfontdir'. The
> `mkfontdir' from XFree86 appears not to handle *.gz files. Rerun
> `mkfontdir' in all the font directories (/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/font).
That should have read:
not open default font 'fixed'
This appears to be due to running the wrong `mkfontdir'. The
`mkfontdir' from XFree86 appears not to handle *.gz files. Rerun
`mkfontdir' in all the font directories (/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/font).
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> under Slackware last fall (3.1.2->3.1.2F) so it'd seem reasonable...
XFree86 3.3 should be available in `unstable' real soon now, as soon as
Mark Eichin feels it's right.
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few versions missing
> in there.
I read somewhere that this was to make the major version sync w/
sendmail, since `isc.org' is also maintaining sendmail now.
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`w' is from `procps', which is still libc5
This causes other interesting anamolies:
$ echo $LOGNAME
harinath
$ echo $USER
harinath
$ logname
logname: no login name
`bash' is still libc5, so it works.
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y a factor of 4 to 5. Front-compression
(also known as incremental encoding) works as follows.
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ll
the locale data correctly.
The second just punts the 8-bit char to your display.
In either case, your display has to support 8-bit characters, and show
them meaningfully. `xterm' can handle it. I haven't checked the
console (I'm sitting on a Solaris box right now)
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^^
That should probably read:
:0:
* ^X-Mailing-List:.*debian-user.*
debian-user
Note the regexp syntax, not the shell "wildcard" syntax.
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--with-kerberos support Kerberos-authenticated POP
--with-hesiod support Hesiod to get the POP server host
--with-x-toolkit=KITuse an X toolkit (KIT = yes/lucid/athena/motif/no)
--with-x use the X Window System ^^^
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UX -- all the
`csh' and `tcsh' agree -- they are unified in saying:
echo: No match.
Then, I said
set nonomatch
echo *
and, lo and behold, they all echoed a `*' at me.
> The point is this doesn't work. Is there a working version of csh?
Fix your shell script.
may
not be the latest and greatest, but this is a newer version than 3.1.2,
and includes source. So, will there atleast be an X11R6.1/XF3.1.2C
release in the near future?
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it was cribbing on a strange ioctl call, or
something like that.
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