for the proprietary drivers was dropped way back (those
were the extra drivers that got you higher framerates and better quality
images, etc) and yes, the support was yanked from the kernel but said
support has been returned, which made me happy because, as I noted, I
too have one of these cameras.
> Sorry I don't have a better answer!
>
> Paul
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> console=/dev/tty1 combined_mode=libata
> initrd /boot/fbsplash-emergence-1024x768
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> Best regards,
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give you a list of commands based on what you've typed so far. It's a
little helper feature.
> Google doesn't know, anybody here know?
>
> Just curious, doesn't seemt to be anything the matter
> with the new partition.
>
> Maxim
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o if I'm
missing something with docbook in the future, then it'll get corrected
as needed.
I sat on this issue for a while, too. I don't like to go in and do
sizable sandblasting like this if I don't have to but when it comes to
slotted packages like parts of docbook, sometime
stall like the one for amd64 unless they've got something better now
adays.
That's my $0.02. Anyone else have additions/corrections? :-)
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> Q. Mr. Ghandi, what do you think of Microsoft security?
> A. I think it would be a good idea.
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us-binding-tool problem directly and then
started thinking more clearly.
I was reading the last several replies to this issue and I couldn't find
any one of them to be short and sweet. So, that's my solution - quick
and to the point :-)
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was causing an interrupt shuffle during the kernel boot and the keyboard
lost the lottery. So, a USB keyboard fixed that problem.
Hope some of that helps.
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e a year) until RedHat
underwent internal changes and Fedora was born. I chose not to go that
course and instead, I switched over to Gentoo (stage 1 installs are always
fun) which I have been using ever since.
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clicking on a menu item like Help.
> At this moment I'm compiling firefox from sources to see if it's any better.
My Firefox is from sources and I have these problems. The Restore
Session option is very nice, however.
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> No, I don't have it in my CFLAGS:
> grep CFLA /etc/make.conf
> CFLAGS="-march=pentium2 -mmmx -pipe -O3 -fomit-frame-pointer"
> CXXFLAGS="${CFLAGS}"
shouldn't -mmmx be -mmx or have I been looking at too many switches and
use flags and going cross-eyed?
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> dbus-1.0.2 installed at the same time...
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le have suggested will solve your
> trouble with gnome-session.
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A message bus system, a simple way for
applications to talk to each other
statux ~ # emerge -pv dbus
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> For Itanium, the correct CHOST is (IIRC) ia64, and I'm not sure how well
> Gentoo supports it.
Ah yes. It's been a while. Trying to piece most of this together from
memory :)
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On Mon, 2006-12-18 at 10:58 +0300, Andrew Gaydenko wrote:
> Statux,
>
> Thanks!
>
> === On Monday 18 December 2006 02:44, Statux wrote: ===
> ...
> >If you want to use EM64T, it's amd64 and -march=nocona in the CFLAGS.
>
> But If I don't want t
rch=nocona in
the CFLAGS or else you won't end up really using EM64T. Nocona is 64bit
and if you want 64bit you just call your prescott a nocona and voila -
for the most part.
>
> - [OT] which CPU core is better? Pentium4/Prescott-2M or Pentium D 9xx? Say,
> L2 cache is 2M
Naujokas wrote:
> The upgrade guide at:
>
> http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/desktop/gnome/howtos/gnome-2.16-upgrade.xml
>
> mentions possible problems with gnome-settings-daemon and what can be
> done.
>
> Tom
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I'm sure this has been tackled before elsewhere but after my upgrade to
Gnome 2.16 I lost the ability to use the CTRL+ALT+F1 (F2, F3, ...)
sequence to switch out of X so I can flip to other VTs. Ideas?
Also, while I'm at it, since the upgrade, I've been having problems with
something on the lines
; is part of your system profile.
> !!! Unmerging it may be damaging to your system.
>
> Common sense tells me that anything 2.6.19 renders all things
> obsolete that relate to 2.6.17. Am I right?
>
> Also, where is it recorded that linux-headers 2.6.17-r2 is important?
31-3914
> Fax (704) 731-1188
> Cell (704) 877-1621
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> AIM:EnnisMac
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mounting something off the back of the case is
another story...
I'm getting too creative right now so I'll just stop :)
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ar to --fetchonly, and have
it spit out a list of everything which it did not find on the local
system?
It seems to be simple enough and a useful feature on some level but I
haven't found the answer.
Thoughts?
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>
> and I've followed the steps to allow remote administration, but I'm
> not sure how to actually do that. Should typing this into the browser
> work:
>
> 192.168.0.1:631
>
> I just get the standard:
>
> "Firefox can't establish
udio/networking
but for light use, it's ok. If she were to ever need something with more
juice, I'd get a seperate 3D card anyway.
Thanks.
> Benno
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27;s current system (which I set up, which is also not with me at
the moment) is running some 16bit svga 2D setup which I can't seem to
reproduce off the top of my head (She's running Xorg < 7.x, though).
Does anyone have a working config for this chipset or know of some
pointer
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> All responses off list please. Thanks.
[snip]
Just pointing that one out as 2 people have missed it already :)
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Of course, I wasn't going to fix this on my own until I sent a message
to the list about it. I hadn't thought about removing the actual package
before for some reason. It's all good now.
On Fri, 2006-08-11 at 22:48 -0400, Statux wrote:
> I've been getting the following f
I've been getting the following for a long time with PHP. Subsequent
syncs haven't fixed this. I've even manually deleted dev-lang/php from
the local portage tree and resync'd everything and I get the same
problem over and over.
statux ~ # emerge php
Calculating dependencies..
a SCSI-ish disk?
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On Fri, 2006-08-04 at 06:18 +0200, Meino Christian Cramer wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I will change my system from ATA to SATA.
> Is there somethng special to consider for this in beforehand?
> (...before I will not be able anymore to post to this list a
On Fri, 2006-07-07 at 17:24 -0700, Donnie Berkholz wrote:
> Statux wrote:
> > I don't know if this has been asked yet/recently, but I've noticed that
> > I cannot use the ctrl+alt+F? sequence to pop out of X since my upgrade
> > to xorg 7.0. I'm assuming th
I don't know if this has been asked yet/recently, but I've noticed that
I cannot use the ctrl+alt+F? sequence to pop out of X since my upgrade
to xorg 7.0. I'm assuming that ctrl+alt+backspace won't kill the server
either.
Anyone have any ideas? Thanks.
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, make sure you select the option pertaining to probing multiple
LUNs which will look at some devices like multi-card readers and
recognize that they have more than one device in them like my Lexar
reader does.
I didn't catch a post or two for this thread but I hope this helps :)
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rate be throttled
somewhere, etc?
Ideas? Thanks.
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ed, as
the router receives from the modem and passes to clients, just a
different address obviously.
So my question seems to be: What might the live-cd be doing which I am
not? Is it something in the kernel or could the xfer rate be throttled
somewhere, etc?
Ideas? Thanks.
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I currently have a generic i686 setup on my P4 with HT and EM64T. I've
come to realize that I could be doing better so I've started considering
switching over to use EM64T (nocona). I figure that I'll be switching my
CHOST to x86_64-pc-linux-gnu and my march variable in CFLAGS to nocona
(from the i
7;ve only known there to be mplayer's
version. I'm starting to think that the old versions which would pop up
a window to do the video playback were actually not as annoying since
they worked :)
Help! :)
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bit much.
> >
> > Because you have the same interface to set up a printer on your, your
> > neighbours' and your 10.000-km-away pen pal.
>
> And you automatically get GUI and console configuration programs, thanks
> to links etc. CUPS has to be network-aware, so why
g an issue to b.g.o.
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g the vnc.so module loaded for X.org and now have it working.
> My question is, is this module a part of RealVNC or some other program?
> (I tried to locate a description of the use flags for VNC but was unable
> to.)
>
> Thanks in advance for the help.
>
> ~ Tom
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ting news, here. I booted into the LiveCD and it did not change
anything. HOWEVER, I did try once again to enable BIOS ACPI support. I
booted, keyboard stopped working, but I checked logs on the next boot
and found out that it did bring up both CPU entries - found ACPI and
everything.
Oct 20 20:23:
ything.
I am going to try to boot a LiveCD and see if any of that helps. That
will all hinge on whether or not Gentoo LiveCDs have full SMP support.
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ACPI: Subsystem revision 20050408
ACPI: Interpreter disabled.
[snip]
So I currently don't know what RSDP is, though I'm hunting around for
the definition.
Any other ideas? Why is this harder than it should be? This processor
does actually do HT but I've been unable to manage i
egacy support in the bios?
It's a PS/2 keyboard. Same problem occurs with USB KB support on and off
in BIOS.
> while we're on bios settings, see if you can turn HT on and off in the
> bios. I have an option for it.
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r unique experience as I've read several accounts of HT issues but
all ended up resolved much easier than this has been going.
Other information I know that I'll be asked for:
Intel 865PE Northbridge
Intel ICH5 Southbridge
Latest BIOS
correct memory installation
Thanks!
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using_dma to 1 (on)
> HDIO_SET_DMA failed: Operation not permitted
> using_dma = 0 (off)
>
> I have gone through my kernel configs looking for anything dma related
> i may need but cant seem to find anything. Any ideas, thanks.
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and `/bin/bash`: Exec format error
>
> It's the same with "sh". It's my first installation on an AMD Athlon 64 and I
> had never the same problem with several Intel-systems, so I think it may have
> to do with the 64-Bit technology.
>
> Any hints or suggestio
ced quite a delay after starting gnome after the panel
> comes up and i go to click on the menu it takes about 10 seconds for the
> menu to come up. After the initial clicking its fine but that first time
> takes forever. Has anyone else noticed this or is it just me, thanks.
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On Fri, 2005-04-08 at 22:19 -0400, Robert G. Hays wrote:
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> (BTW I don't know exactly what, if anything!, "CVS' stands for -- never
> bothered to learn yet, but 'cvs' *is* a 'vcs'.)
> (At Least In English! (my native language) -- I do know that other
> languages
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