Operating System ...error: attempt to read or write outside of disk
'hd0'Entering rescue mode ...grub rescue>
Any suggestions and/or pointers are greatly apprecited.
Cheers, Andrej
Today I observed that suspend sometimes (on each third suspend approximately)
does not work properly in freshly installed Debian Jessie. After executing
suspend (Alt + Shut Down button) the following message appears on black
screen:Loading, please wait...
The syslog is as follows. I kindly as fo
screens meaning not all the buttons are visible which renders the app
> almost useless.
Claws Mail is a nice MTA, with optional layout for small screens.
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DECNet is some old network protocol which is mostly unused nowadays.
Why would my system decide to install support for it all of a sudden?
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t I already installed nvidia-glx from sid, and am now
happily using it. I wrote this little gem of knowledge down for the future,
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series should be supported by nouveau.
root@penny:/etc/X11# lspci | grep -i nv
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation GT200 [GeForce GTX 260]
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the time to investigate. Next thing I open debian-user ML folder,
and the solution (well, workaround really) is staring right at me. :)
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ase-files 6.1), or
>> should I wait?
>
>You can safely upgrade both base-files and udev. Just make sure you
>delete the "/run" directory before any reboot.
Hm, thanks for the concise info, but I wouldn't call that "safe". I think
I'll wait until thi
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kjo...@poczta.onet.pl (Kamil Jońca) wrote:
>It has two disks WDC WD1001FALS in raid5 array (md0)
Hello,
just out of curiosity, why did you choose raid5 for a two-disk setup?
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/bbb.*/:/home/myself/ text.txt
...which is obviously syntactically incorrect.
To get result you want, try using different separator character than /, for
example the comma, or underscore:
$ sed s,bbb.*,:$PWD, text.txt
$ sed s_bbb.*_:$PWD_ text.txt
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>> Not Authorized
>
>>From an earlier post of yours these are the users who can mount the
>drive:
>
>> plugdev:x:46:inael,marcella,janaina
>
>Is JANA a user too?
>
>
I'd guess it's a volume label of the vfat partiti
ort 80 using IP numbers instead of server name.
I suspect (and hope :) ) that the rules listed by the OP were only part
of a bigger rule set, and the drop policy rule was only included to give
more context. If this is not the case, I agree with Virgo.
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some host' and it didn't work. But the installation went allright from the
network. Thank you for your help.
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> I don't use aptitu
#x27;m not very experianced,
you may advise me another mailing list if you feel annoyed by my e-mails.
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dpkg -x xlibs_6.8.2.dfsg.1-6.deb # extract package files
cd DEBIAN
vi postinst
# fix the error
cd ../..
dpkg -b tmp xlibs_6.8.2.dfsg.1-6.deb
dpkg -i xlibs_6.8.2.dfsg.1-6.deb
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the hussle of building it from source? It's a trivial fixup, yet it
keeps a bunch of other packages from being updated, so I'd really like
to resolve this as soon as possible.
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I have tries Ctrl-Alt-F7 to start the grafical mode. However I got blank screen.
There must be a problem here. Any suggestions.
Realy thanks!
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I have tried starting X by typing
# /ect/init.d/kmd start like I was adviced, however I got the replay
bash /ect/init.d/kmd start no such file or directory.
Any suggestions?
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I will ask now: Wenn I download and install the x and kde.
What should I run so that i will have the graphical interface and i will come to
KDE enviroment?
Realy thanks!
This support rules!
Cheers from Slovenia!
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- command not found.
How can I instal x and KDE so i will have a normal graphical interface and live
happy ever after...
PLEASE SOMEONE but please give precice direction as I am a linux rookey.
Thamks!
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Hello again,
does anyone know if NIC Marvell Yukon 88E8053 PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet
Controlle is supporded for Debian.
If it is than how should i install the system, must I get additional drivers or
enything else
Thank you.
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Hello again,
does then anyone know if this NIC Marvell Yukon 88E8053 PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet
> > Controlle is supporded for debian if this is the problem?
Ragards andrej
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> On (12/07/05 01:41), Andrej Perdih wrote:
> > Hello
you for everything again. Hope to hear for you soon
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from Slovenia.
Andrej Perdih
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o solve it?
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> I would suggest (after X bombs) running:
>
> ~ %% sudo lsof /dev/tty11
Yes, I've tried that: nothing!
I can do "setterm -reset > /dev/tty11" all right, but the problem
doesn't go away. I can even switch to that tty and type some cha
On Wed, Aug 25, 2004 at 10:42:06AM +0100, Thomas Adam wrote:
> I'm not sure what the problem is here. If you mean you want to surpress the
> output that startx produces, do:
>
> startx > /dev/null 2>&1
>
> If you'd rather keep it for later:
>
> startx > ~/.startx-output.log 2>&1
>
> Or am I not
Hello,
this is very disturbing -- when my X server doesn't shut down smoothly,
it leaves some junk behind on the tty it was running on. The result is
that next time I startx, it doesn't use the same tty anymore.
What can I do to get rid of this annoying problem?
Thanks,
id in the file (or
the manpage) that it works only with the keyboard in raw mode.
So how should I proceed? If raw mode is the solution, how do I activate
it? If, of course, I issue kbd_mode -s, my keyboard becomes unusable
before I even started svncviewer.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
andrej
ething.
As far as I know, there is no independent way of doing this, so I'm
looking for a way to pretend a key was pressed: so can a program
make another program think I did that? Maybe with a pseudo terminal
between my program and the other one? If so, where could I find more
about ptys?
ile only
gets updated when you log out. Try it out: check both, log out and
log in again. Thus when you issue "halt" or "reboot", your current
history will not be stored to that file. Making an alias, however,
could: "alias myownhalt='source /path/script;halt'
uot; into a script does nothing. Is
there a way to get around it?
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So I thought I'd map more keys to that function, which always
executes one script -- and the script would know how it was called,
so that it could execute a different function for each key.
Does anyone know how this could be accomplished?
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sed on the key that was pressed to call it? A special
variable, maybe?
(Well, I know I could add some functions to the kernel-definitions
but is it really the only way?)
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can now do, were my
> main motivations for using it.
Sylpheed does the same, without any pain to install. :) So my vote
goes to Sylpheed. But this is holy wars we're going for here, so I'èèll
give it a rest... O:)
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still have their primary definition. So my question is where are these
generic shortcuts defined if not in Sawfish?
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regain normal su operation and sometimes not. This has been
bugging me since I installed Debian (oh, it's 3.0r1 stable), but
I lived with it until now...
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cally if ACPI isn't compiled into the kernel? It just hangs immediately
after "Restarting System". :( This is very frustrating for laptops, which
get turned on/off frequently.
Thanks very much for your answer and your effor
noacpi.dmesg. One time
USB works (noacpi.dmesg) and the other time it doesn't (acpi.dmesg) ->
takeover fails. Any ideas? Must I upgrade the kernel?
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acpi.dmesg
Description: Binary data
noacpi.dmesg
Description: Binary data
.dmesg) and the other time it doesn't (acpi.dmesg) ->
takeover fails. Any ideas? Must I upgrade the kernel?
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I guess it isn't a common practice to do?
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sts/f*" for ftp. Take a look at the files there
and redirect the output to your new preferences file.
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> trying to watch TV and I've just scrolled a man page too far! What is the
> invocation to shut it up? Which of my .bash files should I put it in?
put this into your /etc/inputrc:
set bell-style none
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t; netware drives just fine...), and I'd like it to stop popping up.
Sure, just use dmesg for that: dmesg -n 1 will write only panic
messages to the console. Try setting it to 1 and 8 and see the
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> ^From:.*[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> ^Subject:.*laudable.*project
> /viagra/
> /penis/
[Which made my script almost think you were a spammer 8-)]
>
> ...but I'd like to be able to block subject lines or bodies that have,
> say, 'celeb' and 'sex&
# Pin-Priority: 700
>
> Package: *
> Pin: release a=testing
> Pin-Priority: 650
>
> Package: *
> Pin: release a=unstable
> Pin-Priority: 600
You should remove at least one of those empty lines -- either
before or after the comments -- or both of them.
mber, possible number(s), space,
more possible space, K".
Thus: [0-9] = a number;
[0-9]* = either no number, exactly one, or some numbers;
[0-9]\{2,4\} = between two and four numbers;
[0-9]\{0,\} = zero or more; equals [0-9]*
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inking about writing a
new one soon. Just that my scripting gets in the way sometimes. It's
a funny mixture, that. Seems like my alter-ego is a hacker!
I'm a student of comparative literature and literature stays
my priority.
andrej
NB: Have you noticed how good such a thr
110x3140x3170x31A
16M | 0x3120x3150x3180x31B
Use those with your boot-loader and framebuffers on. I don't know
what happens if you don't have framebuffers enabled. But isn't 80x25
(or did you really mean 25x80?!) the default anyway? Besides,
other dr
On Sun, Dec 22, 2002 at 03:08:15PM +0100, Michael Naumann wrote:
> 20.12.2002 22:26:16, andrej hocevar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >Besides, how do I represent function keys?
>
> I think, they are represented just like cursor keys.
> Unfortunatly (to my knowledge, whic
On Thu, Jan 09, 2003 at 05:12:33PM +, Hugh Saunders wrote:
> grub> configfile /boot/grub/menu.1st
menu.lst, not "first"!!! :)
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I know -- I knew that and I've done it. I was doing this out of
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ot; matches,
as does "blu", because it's neither red nor blue.
Then I wanted to convert the above expression to a "positive"
match, like this:
=~ /^[^(?:red|blue)]$/
which fails. Why is this? Is there no way of saying "neither/nor",
just "either/or"?
Thank
You can try it out with vga=ask and then scanning
for appropriate modes at the next boot.
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> andrej hocevar, 2002-Dec-26 08:49 -0200:
> > in sources.list but apt seems to prefer CDs, no matter what comes
> > first in the list. How could I change that without removing the
As I said ...
>
> >From 'm
. How could I change that without removing the
cdrom entries?
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ership, all goes well. So why does it say it can run as
any user but even if I specify root, that doesn't seem to be true?
What would the best solution be?
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ng it to "vga=normal" gets rid of it. But that
> doesn't work in Debian. Somewhere is a setting to turn off the
> VESA framebuffer so I can just boot into plain text, but I
> haven't been able to find it.
Maybe video=vga16:off helps?
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already have a meaning (like "\C-s")
it's still the old value that's in effect. Besides, how do I
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Mem:127520
The total is thus 127264+256 (from "init")? And what are the "init"
and "reserved" zones?
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Is there a way to get rid of those messages instantly?
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ving sumo_1.0-5.2_i386.changes, but keeping its associated files
for now.
Is it because I'm simply not allowed to do that (as not being a
debian developer) or is there something I can do about it?
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a
ind some information there. If Lucent is
something completely different, then sorry for wasting your time.
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es to framebuffer mode. now, how can i
>view
> the pdf documents without going to X?
>
For that, you can use "fbgs", which is part of the "fbi" package.
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d many different ones,
starting from vga=ask.
> Really? IIRC this only works in X, since w3m-img blits the images into
> the X' video buffer.
Look at the thread "Extirpating framebuffer" this August, where
Colin Watson showed how it works in the console too if you get it
from
in /etc/lilo.conf og /etc/lilo.config (I
don't remeber since I don't use it), for grub you put it in
/boot/grub/menu.lst.
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kernel's source.
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Our little network
finally has a server with a modem -- since it's a P150 it refused to
work with my winmodem (it needs MMX, that was OK for my Linux box,
worked with some special drivers at full speed). :)
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X2 modems simply out of fashion? Is there any software I lack to
make full use of the modem?
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course, that's not needed, as someone
has already pointed out, the script could end with the pon command,
and you could type the location as http://thehost/cgi-bin/script to
start it without further ado.
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this route: route add default gw 192.168.65.65. Of course, this way
192.168.65.72 cannot ping google.com.
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Is it possible to change the colour of the (main) toolbar in galeon?
I've been using it lately a little more than mozilla but I miss the
cool blue theme! Sure, one can get similar buttons, but they're
still on a grey background. Is this a more gnome-specific setting?
Thanks,
ot handle hex, for booting directly with
"vga=mode-number" you have to transform the numbers to decimal.
2. Note: Some newer versions of LILO appear to work with those
hex values, if you set the 0x in front of the numbers.
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olution, or
am I wrong?
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(In a recent attack of misanthropy, which I regretted just seconds
afterwards, I came up with this idea for a slogan -- )
Trying to be cool?
Use Debian GNU/Linux instead!
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stablished, which is kind of logical,
thus no information gets written to the file -- I've tested it with
dialling my own number. :)
Of course, you cannot know that you've tried to establish a
connection or why it has failed; but that's not what I wanted. The
solution fits my need
mutt!
Does anyone know of a good place where one can download such fonts
for the console? Is there maybe another way of fixing my problem?
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nswer. :)
Forgive me for being so ignorant, but that's exactly why there's the
/etc/ppp/ip-up.d directory and I didn't know that. Until now.
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mething
else? I thought I could start writing information to a file as soon
as I'd find out about pppd's status: if it got a busy-signal or
anything else, no information would be written to the file. Can I do
it in a script?
Thanks,
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eed? (In the meantime, I'll start with reading
the Debian Policy Manual and the New Maintainers' Guide :))
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les.
When I manually mount it, the -t nfs isn't necessary, I've just
checked: "mount host:/path /mountpath" is all right (correct me if
this also depends on the kernel). I never have to start portmap
manually.
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Lately I've been playing a little with sending mail to myself
(great fun, that!:)). I'm using postfix and it works perfectly.
I've found out that if I send mail using "sendmail -f foo -F bar
root" to rewrite headers there's an effect I didn't plan: Here a
sample header.
sendmail -f "[EMAIL PROTECT
On Sat, Jun 22, 2002 at 10:35:32AM -0100, andrej hocevar wrote:
> Surely there's another way to solving this but I'm new to postfix
> and couldn't find a simpler/more advanced solution.
Sorry for that, I've found the answer -- obviously there *was*
another solution! :
but I'm new to postfix
and couldn't find a simpler/more advanced solution.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
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take a look at it. Here's the relevant section:
#2.4.17 TEST
title 2.4.17
unhide (hd0,0)
kernel (hd0,0)/boot/vmlinuz-2.4.17no-vesa root=/dev/hdc1 apm=on vga=0x305
video=atyfb:[EMAIL PROTECTED] console=/dev/tty10
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a little different: at boot
up there were less messages, but then came this one: "/dev/console:Program
(and child) terminated." The chosen console got back to normal state as
I switched to it.
What's wrong?
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On Thu, Jun 20, 2002 at 11:35:13AM +0200, Karoly VEGH wrote:
> #!/bin/sh
> echo "" > /dev/tty2
> echo "" > /dev/tty3
> echo "" > /dev/tty4
> echo "" > /dev/tty5
> echo "" > /dev/tty6
> fbset -a 640x480-100
>
> echo's u need, cause fbset works only on consoles on which there is
> already something.
On Thu, Jun 20, 2002 at 11:21:59AM +0200, Ulf Rompe wrote:
>
> Just an idea - can't test it at the moment. What happens if you put
> something like this into your script?
>
> for i in 1 2 3 4 5 6; do
> chvt $i
> fbset -t 13334 144 24 29 3 136 6
> done
Unfortunatelly, not much. I get boun
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