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Uh, they're not supposed to. That flag is "keep_over_reset", which means
that if the kernel has to reset the drive for some reason, that the setting
should stick.
If you want DMA settings to stick across reboots, fix whatever is stopping
the kernel from
for my uses.
That's not to knock your packaging of it, which appears to be fine. It
works, it installs properly, it uninstalls properly.
(Hey, first you mentioned it in #debian, then you posted here, I figured
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that in the mail headers for a message, which is certainly not in any way
controlled by mutt.
> Oh yes, and I did log in again after changing my .bashrc.So what am I
> missing? thanks.
An accurate description of the problem and the
do that by nature... it's a patch. Google for it, it's not
hard to find.
There's also running around a .sh or two that fakes it with awk.
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g any
of them. Quite a few of those have no doubt gone through the type of
transition described elsewhere in this thread.
I suspect that the dependency solution apt came up with is the best of a
bad situation.
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> What should I read/do to get X going?
You should read the BTS, like any other unstable user would. This is
endlessly reported there, including workarounds.
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hat's konsole, then?
And no, they'd not even care. It's KDE, remember? Whether it gets the job
done is entirely secondary to how it looks, and mutt in a konsole doesn't
have any eye candy.
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Personally, I have no problem with dselect, but most other people will
probably point you to aptitude.
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lets *it* handle the kernel.
Using NTLDR to boot alternative operating systems works as well as using
lilo to do it, and IMHO it's usually cleaner.
> I only used dd to create a backup of NTLDR. I could have forged
> ahead without it, but that is
, the fact that he can take TeX, and produce absolutely
beautiful output (and I'm learning TeX now, and it certainly can) is of no
relevance to him as long as he has to learn to speak gibberish in order to
use it.
I *actually* got told the other day that Linux didn't need anything
like Wo
I note that by default gnuemacs as distributed by
Debian doesn't change the title of the xterm it's running in, although that
may be an artifact of how mine is configured. I have no idea of what
xemacs does and don't really care. Vim handles it just fine.
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On Tue, Sep 02, 2003 at 07:55:53AM +, benfoley wrote:
> p.s. you're paying way too much for that cheap shit you're smoking.
Like I said, do the "advocates" ever listen to themselves?
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> On Mon, Mar 24, 2003 at 03:07:24PM -0800, Marc Wilson wrote:
> > Gods, whyinhell would you need X in order to install a distribution?
> > That's just silly.
>
> That's why debian-installer will have a
off the street to be
performing surgery... that's what skilled people are for. In fact, we
prosecute people like that who pretend, whether or not they hurt anyone.
What makes this different?
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's not the daemon having the problem, but a
filter, since if you set up a bounce queue things spool immediately.
Just an idea.
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> On Wednesday 26 March 2003 11:17 pm, Marc Wilson wrote:
> > Why? The *user* has zero business installing the box. Yes, Joe Moron
> > benefits from having GUI tools, because they mean he doesn't have to think,
&g
27;d like to see one of those references... AFAIK, I've got the latest
version of LPRng installed (I believe unstable is up-to-date), and I can
print from my OS 9 box.
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unknown thing there ever was. They're showing up on the used market in
droves, because morons have this idea that they're not compatible somehow
with a PC. Nothing could be further from the truth. PostScript is
PostScript is PostScript.
Of course, this is all m
On Tue, Jun 17, 2003 at 03:38:32AM +0300, Egor Tur wrote:
> Many thanx.
Don't thank anyone... you can't.
As even a momentary reading of the documentation would have told you.
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them in that manner, then. Since there are no official CD images for
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more than that).
Note that you could be getting all kinds of silly errors if the Visor isn't
seated in the cradle properly. Before you worry about getting hotplug to
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Then the next go-round, hotplug will note that the module isn't already
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t's built into motherboards these days usually has the same
problems.
So do your cheaper sound cards... ESS, CMI, etc.
Myself, I'll put up with the limitations of my CMI card before I use
Creative again.
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what a GF4 is, so you can't use the 'nv' driver.
Your choices are either to use the 'vesa' driver, or use the binary drivers
provided by nVidia. I find the nVidia driver to be adequate for what I do.
nvidia-kernel-src
nvidia-glx-src
And *follow the instructions*.
a
And as root, run 'update-modules'.
That will take care of the auto-load problem. The source deb does this and
suffixes the filename with the name of the kernel it goes with as well.
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> add the line to /etc/modules.
It didn't because /etc/modules is Debian-specific.
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up) and I have acceleration on both heads (lets me play tuxracer on either
monitor depending on my mood).
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a specific? I guess I don't see where TwinView falls into the
> puzzle.
TwinView is nVidia's proprietary method for getting a GF2 card with two
VGA outputs to run in dual-head. I have no idea if it works with two
discrete cards.
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talk to it... if it weren't the only one I had at the moment, maybe I'd
risk killing it.
> Maybe bring it to a friend that hasn't been converted to the one true
> way. >:)
Enough Windows machines running around in the w
f the unit is available in plain-text if you
know how to do a MIB walk. :(
Supposedly you can only fiddle from the ethernet side of the device, but I
didn't test and don't know if that's true or not. I just changed the
read-only community and avoided the whole issue.
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Pass me the stupid hat. I quite frankly never thought of doing that.
(/me goes and beats on the DHCP server)
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Sometimes it doesn't pay to get up in the morning.
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you need to figure out WHY, rather than forcing it via hdparm.
No one ever cares until AFTER the data goes "away", but there are reasons
for what the kernel does.
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spacing you see is the terminal trying
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world.
It's not a GTK-ism.
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Or you do the diversions by hand.
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fying the alternative, which
requires that you be root, versus a simple user-level configuration (which
makes the alternative utterly irrelevant) is something I'll never
understand. I even met someone once who insisted the way to do things was
to set the alternative, then use 'exec x-window-
continue...
Your installation of razor is out-of-date.
> My other problem is that I have not been able to get procmail automatically
> putting mail into designated folders - necessary for creating
> 'ham', 'spam', and 'trash' folders.
You'll have to sh
giving you the same facility with adding and
removing the software as the exim package has.
You broke it, you get to keep both pieces.
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eeds to remove the python2.3
deb before it can install the python deb. Except the python deb depends on
the python2.3 deb. Fun, huh?
Simply installing the packages yourself using the --auto-deconfigure flag
(which dpkg happily pointed out to you) solves the problem.
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permissions?
It steps on them, as it should. If you don't want it to, you need to tell
it that.
# man dpkg-statoverride
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I've already touched on the configurability of xdm.
If you google for "xdm shutdown" you can find a simple tcl/tk script that
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You can't do that in bash, as it doesn't provide any way to get the name of
the currently executing process in a fashion that would let you set the
title.
You can do it if you're willing to switch to zsh as your shell, though,
because it has PRECOMMAND (or whatever
th*, you're not going to be using more than 137 gb of that
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Exactly what display manager is out there that Debian does NOT offer?
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be more convenient for them than bash. Just ask a zsh user about filename
completion sometime as compared to the hoops you have to jump through in
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file that procmail could look at and dump if it found a match.
Mutt on its own doesn't do that, I think.
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Nothing. The dhclient application has always required these settings.
Perhaps in the future, it will not.
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doesn't have all the patches available from the xv web site (and some of
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either libpng10 or libpng12).
Try that.
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I just diddled it again tonight after realizing the reason I couldn't make
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have numlock on. ^_^
There are some nice unofficial patches out there for it too, if you know
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anywhere in its postinst that it creates such a node.
I print to an ethertalk-interfaced LaserWriter all the time... if it was
supposed to be there, and wasn't, I don't think I'd be printing much.
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'dist-upgrade' - apt CAN change a package's installation state
Further details I leave to the man page.
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> do dist-upgrade for routine upgrades?
Certainly. See above. If you don't want to give apt the power to change
the installation state of a package, you don't use 'dist-upgrade'. Why
would you give it that power, if it weren'
ost people think they're above doing anything for
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On Thu, Dec 04, 2003 at 08:05:49PM -0600, Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote:
> How come I don't see a dependency of prboom on aalib1?
It being able to *use* it if it's there isn't the same thing as *requiring*
that it be there in order to function.
Although a Suggests might be nice. ^_^
t the disk file is
coming from the POP server, and has nothing to do with the local MTA or
fetchmail itself.
Now... why the remote might be having problems opening a disk file, I have
no idea, but the problem isn't on the local end.
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rameters (and abilities) you've given it.
If that solution means that a package doesn't get upgraded without
intervention, then that package just doesn't get upgraded. That's hardly
the life-threatening event your average Sid cluebie tries to make it out to
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> Marc Wilson wrote:
>
> > Is there a reason to not actually bother reading the man page for apt-get
> > and learning the difference between the two targets?
>
> Why do you bother answer, when giving
every graphics hack is what you want.
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default for emacs and xemacs, but I'm not going to install them just to
find out.
> plz suggest me how to stop the generation of this second back-up file.
You mean first backup file, don't you?
In vim, see ':he backup'.
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I'd like to hear about it if you get yours to survive a suspend. My 575 on
a Thinkpad 600E does not. I have apmd eject it whenever the laptop goes to
sleep. In fact, no CardBus cards do.
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ding to the changelog. Support for the "B" variant of that card
was added in September 2000, again according to the changelog. The 3c555,
3c556, and 3c556B are all listed.
Further, I would think that the kernel you're using now would be telling
you what driver it was using, at boot.
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No. See /usr/share/doc/mutt/README.Debian...
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On Tue, Nov 23, 2004 at 04:17:42PM +0100, Andrea Tivoli wrote:
> Mozilla uses Xprint's configurations.
While this is true, it's certainly not a *requirement*. You don't have to
use the brain-damaged Xprint unless you want to.
Continue printing via Mozilla as normal.
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What YOU are referring to is a RedHat-ism. Debian, on the other hand, sets
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Why did you do this? Was the intent to deliberately break things? You
can't update a non-Debian distribution from a Debian archive.
> I tried apt-get -if install many many times (I read sometimes it takes a
> few times),
It doesn't.
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n packages. It uses it's *own*
packages and is, in fact, a real distribution.
Not that I want to be seen as defending Ubuntu, of course... it's not
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Easily. Don't use Xprint.
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org will wait until Sarge+1 (namely, Etch). You don't need it anyway.
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use your computer better than you
do" crap? Let it mount a gods-be-damned tempfs if it wants, but let it
also put everything INTO that tempfs.
Well? Can it?
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On Thu, Dec 16, 2004 at 11:50:51PM -0600, Alex Malinovich wrote:
> On Thu, 2004-12-16 at 19:59 -0800, Marc Wilson wrote:
> > On Thu, Dec 16, 2004 at 02:11:38PM -0600, Alex Malinovich wrote:
> > > This is just a copy of your pre-udev device entries. They're not used
> >
; from ImageMagick) that are Free and available through the normal
> Debian channels.
There are very few image viewers that do everything xv does, all rolled
into one binary. I wish all software stood the test of time as well as xv
has.
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# allow the user to change accelerators
gtk-can-change-accels = 1
It's not like it's rocket science, guys. If you don't want to use g-c-c (I
certainly don't), then set thin
use-wheel-as-zoom-control... with xv, you have to do that with the
keyboard.
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On Sat, Dec 18, 2004 at 09:44:39AM -0600, Kirk Strauser wrote:
> On Friday 17 December 2004 10:22 pm, Marc Wilson wrote:
>
> > The fact that it's shareware has nothing to do with it.
>
> Yes, it does. That means (by definition) that it's under a non-Free license,
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