gradual upgrade
process. Anyone able to advise?
pinecone
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Jonathan Kaye wrote:
pinecone wrote:
Now, the /dev/psaux is what Knoppix does for the same machne, so I tried
it. Knoppix runs just fine and it is based on Debian so you can imagine
MY UTTER FRUSTRATION!
pinecone
Have you tried changing the protocol to "i
pinecone wrote:
Jonathan Kaye wrote:
pinecone wrote:
I am unable to get X going from the installer because of a mouse
problem.. The mouse is a plain old wheel mouse from acer but the install
cacks saying there is no /dev/input/mice, even after lengthy running of
Jonathan Kaye wrote:
pinecone wrote:
I am unable to get X going from the installer because of a mouse
problem.. The mouse is a plain old wheel mouse from acer but the install
cacks saying there is no /dev/input/mice, even after lengthy running of
Xf86config and choosing most of
I am unable to get X going from the installer because of a mouse
problem.. The mouse is a plain old wheel mouse from acer but the install
cacks saying there is no /dev/input/mice, even after lengthy running of
Xf86config and choosing most of the mouse options. What is needed here?
pinecone
know
where or how. Please assist.
pinecone
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I have been struggling with this for days with mixed results. Can anyone
suggest the steps for doing this in a simple way? I would be operating
from a /home directory. The gui's supplied with gnome don't seem to
offer this easily. I have been working with Synaptic and Ark. Take your
pick! I am fa
I have downloaded File:mozilla-mplayer_2.70-1_i386.deb. I am running
Gnome Nautilus and cannot find the appropriate spot to click to install.
Really new at this.
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Am having trouble with the configure process. I get this error
Error:help/help_mp-en.h not found
When I check the log it says:
##
Checking for langinfo
#include
int main(void) { nl_langinfo(CODESET); return 0; }
cc /tmp/m
I am trying to use PartitionMagic 8.0 to create a linux partition on a
"dynamic" disk, but although the manual says it can run natively on
win2k (and it does) it views win2k dynamic disks as "other" and has no
apparent method for doing the job. Any suggestions?
pineco
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