around, system's been running fine since). Other then that
it's been flawless. Debian has the smoothest upgrading I've ever
used.
what problem(s) are you having specifically when installing?
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t time I tried this, I could not figure out how to
pass command line options to the kernel(e.g. different root, or
init=/bin/bash) which made the disk very limited in it's usefulness
it takes a while to load LILO onto the floppy but it does work. Takes forever
to boot too, about 3 mintues
is a common configuration of linux/unix no special howto required,
just unplug the mouse/keyboard/monitor.
never tried installing a system w/o a video card at all though if that's
what your attempting.
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against something to view the UPS status, and can view multiple UPSs at
the same time(at my former employer I monitored 10 SmartUPS units with
NUT).
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heard the
> fan shut off on our 1000XL yet.
the 1500AVR has a fan but doesn't kick in unless it gets real warm. I
emailed cyberpower's support and they said my temps were normal. The 900
AVRs that I have do not have cooling.
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h their first glibc distribution in
1998. I know that slackware 3.2 and 3.4 which were my first distros
used libc5. Debian 3 still has libc5 compadiblity to some extent
via the libc5 package
not sure if libc5 on linux was at all related to libc on *BSD..
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sooner.
there may be 3rd party packages for gnome2 available for woody,
I'm not sure.
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pro to a friend 2 years
ago..
while APC's products are expensive I've always been blown away by their
technical support(very smart & responsive in my experience same goes for
Sun and Cisco)
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Matt Price said:
> hey everyone. I'm getting a "no space left on device" error whenever
howbout outpts of
df /
df -i /
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fected by
this, so I guess thats what everything I use uses ...if it uses shared
memory.
I suppose I'll unmount the filesystem and enable it again if I ever
see a problem.
thanks
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uot; >~/.xinitrc
afterstep 1.6(What I run in woody, this is the same ver in potato) has
a list of window managers in the debian menu(mine only has KDE and
afterstep but I think thats all I have installed). just be sure you
have the menu package installed.
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to point to them, including the new kernel, and run
lilo -C /path/to/new/lilo.conf
and if you don't have a 2nd system, worst case you can download an eval
version of vmware and use that ;)
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all the data that you want(or are capable of backing up)
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Hans Wilmer said:
> It almost looks as if the X server had a serious memory leak. Is there an
> explanation for its enormous memory allocation?
most of it is due to the video memory on your card, X includes that in
the "memory usage". Another is memory leaks depending on what you
run. Much of th
an have
a working system with an older kernel while you look for a new kernel
if thats what you wanna use.
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very very handy!
I've been usin vmware on linux since they announced their first
beta, have run win95, win98, win2000, nt4, suse, corel, freebsd,
debian, solaris 7, redhat, and probably a couple other OSs on it
as well. always worked flawlessly for me.
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if it's a default or not)
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trying to start a 2nd copy of portmap didn't
do anything so it should be safe
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use tool in my
experience.
the partition type should be Linux(default). cfdisk does not have
the ability to resize existing partitions.
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dd /path/to/filename', if it is a fully static app it will tell you
that too.
when using opera at least I always choose the static QT option.
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set-selections :)
(not sure how much compiling experience you have but in my experience,
the above procedure is a snap compared to some systems ..)
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go back to runlevel 2 (logout, or 'init 2' or whatever runlevel you use)
7) run the system for a few days and make sure everything is good, once
this is done erase /usr.old if you want. I've done this procedure dozens
of time and have never had a problem.
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y 800Mhz CPU, and 512MB ram. I
run my virtual machines with 96MB memory(allocated to the guest OS).
It works wonderfully, vmware is probably the most stable app I've
ever used on any platform.
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sonali said:
> Hi
>
> 2. I can access www via a browser like say mozilla/galeon
> using the http proxy config in teh Advanced tab...but can't
> browse using links, etc. How do i tunnel other apps through
> the http proxy?
most config files are in /etc e.g. lynx.cfg wget.cfg, search for
the word p
0 and the extended partition end on the same cylinder
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Mark Roach said:
> Is anyone using these packages successfully on file systems +2GB?
no but under debian 2.2, kernel 2.2.19 I had no problem sharing a filesystem
that was 225GB. No files on the system were larger then 2GB though.
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may give some hints ..
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nate said:
> 1) install the new disk, partition & format it as you like
> 2) mount the disk somewhere on the root filesystem(I use /usr.new) 3) go
> to single user mode ('init 1')
> 4) cd /usr ; cp -a * /usr.new/ ; cd / ; mv usr usr.old
> 5) edit /etc/fstab and add th
ood stuff(at least compared to IBM IDE). I did get
a couple bad sectors on one of the disks about 10 months ago but the
system never hiccuped.
I run reiserfs on my laptop so my drive pretty much never spins down,
I'm gonna reinstall soon, ordered a new larger disk for my laptop which
sh
.
when you mounted the new /var/cache was there still files in the old
/var/cache ?
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can delete it, and know it will be purged at the earliest possible time.
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uld
be unable to mount a slink partition(though I can see it happening
the other way around), though I haven't personally tried it.
and partition type 83 is linux yes, but it's just a partition type,
many kinds of filesystems can reside in there.
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and unmount /tmp and run fsck on it manually, then mount it
again, and go back to default runlevel(logout, or 'init 2') and
you should be set to go.
if that doesn't do it, paste exactly what messages you see and
perhaps someone can help further.
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maybe 250CFM total)
I ordered a new laptop HD which should get here tomorrow which should
solve the laptop problem and triple my space at the same time :)
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and restarting mysql. I reccomend binding mysql
to localhost(see docs on how to do this) and use something like stunnel
to encrypt remote connections to the database.
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Stan Heckman said:
> On my system, date -d returns "invalid date" for dates before 1970. It is
> possible that this began when I upgraded libc6. Any suggestions?
not try to set your date to something thats not accurate?
why would you want to set your date in such a way anyways?
ions would be the same file system.
>
> yet /dev/hdb2 mounts like a charm.
I'd try what another poster suggested, try the debian slink rescue disks.
or just format it and forget about it, if you haven't needed the data
on that disk for 2 years you probably won't miss anythi
it probably is,
never done it that way myself nor have I seen it done that way in
documents.
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method at my last company, I use it on
my home lan too.
a bit over a year ago I wrote an semi extensive script for the backups
at work, it worked out well, I'm no expert at scripting(not even that
good!) but it worked wonderfully day in day out.
http://portal.aphroland.org/resources/rsync/rs
ould be very
hesitant to use such a patch if it were to exist. Recently I read I think
alan cox commenting again on how bad the IDE is in 2.5.x still, unusable
for a lotta folk still.
Save some pain and pickup a PCI ide controller, I reccomend Promise ATA/100,
or ATA/66, never tried their ATA/133
your
curious(highlights are available in the archives of www.theregister.co.uk)
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saw 6-9 months ago about people getting ~$300 bills and they probably use
half the power I use ..!
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nt gcc packages you just installed
to find the files that were included in those packages.
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ixes.
Debian's policy is good, no invasive changes during a stable release, I
always cringe when I upgrade my frebsd systems. I remember upgrading from
freebsd 4.4 to 4.6, and the firewall tool(ipfw) segfaulted until I built
a new kernel and rebooted(!)
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the compact kernels). Assuming
your using the main CD for installing, hit F1 for help when the boot
loader comes up and you can see how to change kernels for installing.
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h some known issues(e.g. software raid 1,5 not supported).
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ion.
>
have you used google?
http://www.msu.edu/~pfaffben/t30.html
looks like a good place to get started.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&q=thinkpad+t30+linux&spell=1
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tuff it should work, though the IDE may not.
It may be difficult to get X running if that board has onboard video. perhaps
sound too. winbond i/o is normal, most consumer boards have a winbond chip
on them, I think this monitors temperature, fan rpms, voltage etc.
winbond is a brand/company
are not logged.
if you really need it logged I'd reccomend setting up a serial console.
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ate sets the clock properly, but ntpd is
> failing to keep the clock in sync with the ntp servers.
try 'ntptrace '
sample:
defiant:/home/aphro# ntptrace redhat.aphroland.org
redhat.aphroland.org: stratum 2, offset 0.001617, synch distance 0.07616
time.nist.gov: stratum 1, offset 0.00189
has a Hsync of
31.5-48.5 and a Vrefresh of 55-90(Princeton E0500 is the monitor, but
I also use it on a Gateway 15" with the same config).
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fully open source and
don't ask the kernel folks for help as they will ignore you. You have to
ask the author of the driver for any assistance(in this case, nvidia).
I haven't used nvidia'a kernel driver in 2.4.x but have used it quite a bit
in 2.2.19 for the past year and a half(
he reason why it's
not the default I suspect.
I didn't start testing 2.4.x myself until about a month ago, wasn't
stable enough for me either.
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irrors even the
main SuSE site. If they aren't gonna provide the package, yank it so
the update tool doesn't try to look for it!
I still like SuSE, but I don't see it replacing any of my debian systems.
And it would be nice if I didn't have to buy a CD to upgrade minor
revisions
in a 32megabit stick..but most of the time the boards
won't even POST.
Last time I bought ram was about 7 months ago, would be good to know
if this is the case though, everything I run uses SDRAM, no DDR or
RDRAM.
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e memory if/when it needs it for other things.
so no worries.
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kernel, though most of mine(~95%) did not need this
option.
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Wireless logitech trackball w/o issues. It gets extensive
use all the time. Gone through a buncha batteries already :(
I use it because my PS/2 mouse goes through a KVM and the KVM doesn't
like the wheel(got the wheel to work once briefly but never since).
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patches
for 2.4.20 which are probably a good idea to apply if you plan to use
ext3.
oh and yes I do run woody, I don't run testing or unstable anywhere
at the moment with no plans to change that(at the moment).
My laptop is serving as my 2.4.x testbed, most everything else I run
is 2.2.x still.
0.
and try the data cd your trying to mount in another CDROM as well, keep
in mind you cannot mount audio cds, Video CDs(VCD), and probably a few
other formats as well.
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e output it generates on my NTP server
here:
http://bb.aphroland.org/bb/html/redhat.aphroland.org.ntpd.html
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Courtney Thomas said:
> Nate,
>
> I already tried the append="mem=384M". Didn't help.
>
> BTW, it is kernel 2.4.17.
Does the BIOS detect all of the memory? I've never encountered
a board in which the BIOS could see all the memory but the kernel
could not wi
Courtney Thomas said:
> Nate,
>
> Thank you for your interest.
>
> This motherboard is about 4 yrs old. I don't remember the brand but the
> manual indicates that it is a M5SAB, if that helps. The RAM is Kingston
> which I bought yesterday at Office Max.
>
> The doc
link itself, or on a seperate machine
perhaps in bridged mode monitoring the traffic.
as for that specific system, are you able to access any of the other
ports? is it reachable at all?
what kind of vpn setup are you using?
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has quite a bit of info.
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no officially supported
central configuration tool for debian, though there are several options
available including linuxconf and webmin.
> iv) How to configure 'debianview' to read users' guide files ?
never heard of the package debianview and never looked at the user's
gu
cess device, able to
write on the fly without special software.
looks like some info is here:
http://www.cdfreaks.com/document.php3?Doc=75
i only read the first few words though.
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actually be the default?
it would make sense to me yes, I can't think of a reason not to
do it, I haven't seen any programs that are aware of the
file /etc/printcap.cups ..some programs use straight lpr to
print, others seem to query /etc/printcap before printing.
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on different X servers/drivers on linux.
as far as I know, most commercial X servers (IRIX, AIX, HPUX, Solaris)
do not allow switching either, at least I've never figured out how
to switch on those systems.
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27;s so
damn pretty.
oh, you may need the initrd file as well from the redhat side
else it will probably fail. that would be in /boot too? then
add another line under the root= line that says
initrd=/boot/filename_which_has_the_initrd . I think thats the
right option, been a while since I used it.
http://xfree86.desiato.de/xfree86/pipermail/xpert/2000-November/003241.html
I would reccomend another video card in the meantime.
Or perhaps another X server, Metro-X or AcceleratedX may work
better.
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problems in debian(easier, and faster) then on some other systems.
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a couple motherboards that used that same audio chip, I always
disabled it and installed a PCI sounblaster PCI 128 instead, worked
much better(though perhaps the drivers for the VIA have improved since
this was more then 2 years ago).
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with
em without solving the problem.
libncurses5-dev is required. (or if you like libncurses4-dev works too)
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f you build your own
kernel for your own hardware, which it seems that you do(I do too) you
probably don't need initrd(I don't use it myself), since you can just build
your drivers directly into the kernel.
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ort).
for 2.4.x kernels last I checked it's a module option, something like
modprobe lp irq=7 (not sure if thats the right driver name), and am
not sure if you can set this from the kernel command line.
that's solved my parallel port problems.
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think debian is the only one, and I am leaning towards the
after effects of the worm still causing problems. There's probably a lot
of bogged networks out there, and I can only imagine how much mail
the mailing list server processes, theres probably a ton of processes
that cannot connect which
our using a display manager or not, it's generally
a good idea to not use a display manager when testing X configs, makes
it easier to recover.
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eys it
should be allowed in, doesn't matter what the IP is. Though I still
use SSH v1 RSA keys for my stuff, haven't gotten around to migrating
to SSH v2 yet.
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I reccomend samba-tng over samba for PDC stuff, the -tng branch is much
more advanced, has more features(more PDC-like) then samba(in general)
though it's been a while(march 2002) since I last tried samba as a PDC
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with DSA authentication, last time I tried it,
it was a real bitch to get working(this was about a year ago)
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t how the
disk is mounted the next time the system boots. You will see a message
like "Remounting read-only" after seeing a bunch of
errors on the screen if this occurs. It's only occured to me on
a failing disk.
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uess it's gone now.
I have extensive info on my LDAP website
http://howto.aphroland.de/HOWTO/LDAP
the samba-tng website is samba-tng.org, last time I downloaded a cvs
copy(~6/02) they had debian build scripts that worked fine on my woody
systems(that is, they made samba-tng .deb package
ex all the files,
and keep people from accessing those files. Unless your really paranoid
about people knowing what filenames you have ..
all of my machines run in a trusted enviornment so it's not really
an issue for me.
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ut on my LDAP page
incase future versions were bad for whatever reason).
in either case you'll need to recompile samba, unless you upgrade your
whole system to sid.
the samba 2. whatever version in sid may be decent too.
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(LDAP is one of
the main priorities of the project).
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ky, you can get a fully functional system in a few hours
depending on your level of experience. I made the process as
step-by-step as I could.
also every page(except the front page) provides an area for users to
comment, so if theres something you want to add to the guide its real
easy to do.
nate
'fg' to restore it. vim doesn't interact
with the hardware in any way so it seems incredibly unlikely to me
that vim would be the cause.
it is not uncommon(for me at least) to have a laptop not suspend while
in X. the workaround for me is to either risk CTRL+ALT+F1 and hope
X can c
hers) alongside
icwm and being able to switch between them(on the fly even).
I do use KDM, thats the one thing I like about KDE, though I may be
switching to GDM because it has the nice Xnest integration(gdmXnest
I think it's called).
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automated tasks. that is, stuff from cron etc.
if the system is properly secured the chance of a key getting
compromised is not that great.
on my more secure systems I lock them down to key logins only,
so even if they have my root password or account password they
have no opportunity to input them.
hen moved to mozilla once it got stable enough
for use. console email clients don't seem to have the features
I need.
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sktop, to which nobody but I had root to and even then they
were not passphrase-less, yeah I'm paranoid :) ).
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of course handy for mailing lists, but it's not
a real priority for me.
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ally best because modems can 'lock up' and with
an external you can power cycle it, with an internal you usually have
to hard reboot. that and you can disconnect the external at any time
and move it to another machine if needed w/o downtime.
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ECN off, in
the 2.4.x kernel menuconfig it's in the networking options section.
I would expect default debian kernels to have this off, so maybe you
compiled your own kernel and turned it on?
it's a common issue
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Steve Lamb said:
> On Sat, 1 Feb 2003 16:54:02 -0800 (PST)
> "nate" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> be able to view multiple folders at once(to see which has new mail),
>
> [Snip a bunch of stuff]
>
> Sorry to drop in in the middle and if this has been
Jamin W. Collins said:
> On Sat, Feb 01, 2003 at 04:54:02PM -0800, nate wrote:
> TMK, it has it. At least I haven't found anything I needed that it
> doesn't have.
ok
>
>> be able to view multiple folders at once(to see which has new mail),
>
> You can config
Albert Knox said:
> hi! i'm trying to compile a program from sources, but when I type
> "./configure" it says that gcc is not working. The package is installed.
> What can be the problem?
programs that use configure usually generate a config.log
look at that log t
e gone. it may be recoverable but
chances are you probably don't want to spend the days/week trying
to recover it.
nate
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