On Sun, 2002-06-23 at 00:19, Viktor Rosenfeld wrote:
> Scott Henson wrote:
>
> > Im not sure, but I dont think ext3 nor reiserfs suffer from this
> > affliction. So you might try an upgrade to ext3. This would fix your
> > file limitation problem. Anyone wanna tell me Im wrong?
>
> As I said,
Scott Henson wrote:
> Im not sure, but I dont think ext3 nor reiserfs suffer from this
> affliction. So you might try an upgrade to ext3. This would fix your
> file limitation problem. Anyone wanna tell me Im wrong?
As I said, this is an ext3 file system, exported via NFS. Maybe it's
the arch
On Sat, 2002-06-22 at 13:41, Viktor Rosenfeld wrote:
> Unfortunately, sound-recorder failed to write header information when it
> exited, so audacity only read garbage (Null bytes). XMMS also would not
> play the file. I was able to play it with bplay, and to open it using
> ecawave, but somewher
Hi there,
after a long abstinence from debian-user (studies), I'm back with a
couple of questions.
Scenario: Yesterday, my local radio station aired a live concert, which
I wanted to record using my TV card. I wasn't home at that time, so I
just started sound-recorder, when I left, and with 4.4G
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