cd /usr/src/modules
apt-get source pcmcia-cs
cd pcmcia-cs-
make config
cd /usr/src/linux
make-kpkg modules_image
This will leave you with a pcmcia .deb in /usr/src.
According to the make-kpkg manpage you can also
do the 'make config' step from within make-kpkg,
but I haven't trie
that
situation.
I'm stuck. Any help is greatly appreciated.
-Steve Stancliff
Just FYI this same problem began for me under wterm after a
recent upgrade of vim. The solution mentioned (don't set term
type to linux) worked for me too.
-Steve Stancliff
be a problem mounting Debian/i386 NFS shares.
Our /homes are NFS mounted and the Sparc box complains a lot
about the NFS connection. I haven't started trying to figure
this one out yet.
For myself, I'm much happier trying to debug Debian/Sparc
problems rather than trying to learn S
972
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Steve Stancliff
Debian machines.
I simply clone my system onto the new machine, and then change
whatever hardware-specific settings are needed. Much simpler
and quicker than installing all the software I want and then
customizing it from scratch.
-Steve Stancliff
sole-HOWTO.html#toc1
-Steve Stancliff
> Is there a best way to shut down linux and turn off your computer? I read
> in an online guide that you should press . When I do
> this and I later turn my computer on it says "last boot failed"...Then it
> installs. Is this the recommended way to turn off your computer?
>
I have this problem also. Does anybody have a solution?
Here's what I get when I run Wingz:
Regex Error: Memory exhausted
Aborted
I have 80M physical and 64M swap.
Please cc me.
Thanks,
Steve Stancliff
I have an Acer Extensa 390, and I would not buy another Acer laptop.
Acer has very good repair service, very fast and friendly.
But how did I find that out? The unit needed repairs!
I went through a keyboard, CDROM drive and battery under warranty.
Post-warranty, the case has started falling apa
rders are
made out of '|' instead of the extended characters.
I can live with it, but just wondering if it is normal.
Thanks,
Steve Stancliff
Naturally as soon as I wrote the list I figured it out.
For the record the problem was wrong permissions on /var/tmp.
So what do I need to do to make tar set permission correctly?
-Steve Stancliff
thing before with no problems .
Thanks,
Steve Stancliff
Hi all,
I use Debian at home. At work we are gradually switching from Windows to Linux,
and a redhat
system (6 machines) has been running for about 3 months. In a couple of weeks I
will be taking over
as sysadmin of that system, and due to the way the installation have been
over-customized, I am
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