Thanks to all for the replays, after sending the post I tried
recompiling the kernel including internal support for xfs, ide_core,
ide_disk, scsi, sd_mod and via82cxxx and not as modules and this solved
the problem, now I will try with your indications about grub...
By the way, actually it see
Assuming that you meant
cat build-package-name.txt | su
this makes bash read neither /etc/bash_profile, nor ~/.bash_profile. This is
the case even if su is invoked with -. With package
users, I need bash to read ~/.bash_profile before I execute the instructions in
build-package-name.txt.
I d
First, let's say that this is the compilation instructions:
START FILE
./configure --prefix=/usr
make
make install
END FILE
Throw an "exit" on the end of that, your root password on the front, giving:
START FILE
123456
./configure --prefix=/usr
make
make install
exit
END FILE
Then simply call:
e
I've had a few minor problems with X losing the mouse device when
switching between windows and linux boxes on a couple different (older)
Belkin models. I then switched to Cybex (also an older model) and I've
had no problems switching between any of the OS's I use. I'm currently
using an 8 port C
First, thanks to everyone for sharing.
Ken Moffat wrote:
For consumer-level devices, no! If you downgrade "works well" to
"works fairly well", any of them, at least for PS/2. Problems I see
are occasional garbled display in X (change to another resolution,
if you can, or to a tty then come ba
On Thu, Sep 07, 2006 at 08:57:02PM +0100, Richard Melville wrote:
> Please can somebody help. I've reached the stage of desperation. I've
> compiled the via drivers and alsa into the kernel and installed the alsa
> library, plug-ins, utilities and alsa oss. I've run the speaker-test and
> played
Hi Dan!
Am Donnerstag, 7. September 2006 18:27 schrieb Dan Nicholson:
> I've been looking into getting another box at home, but I really don't
> have the space to support another full desktop setup. So, I figured I
> could just get a KVM switch and save some space.
Good idea. :-)
> The question
On Thu, Sep 07, 2006 at 09:27:49AM -0700, Dan Nicholson wrote:
> I've been looking into getting another box at home, but I really don't
> have the space to support another full desktop setup. So, I figured I
> could just get a KVM switch and save some space.
>
> The question is, can anyone recom
Am Donnerstag, 7. September 2006 18:19 schrieb Luca:
> Hi there!
Hi Luca!
[...]
> Now I tried various times to boot but
> had no success, always ended up with a kernel panic.
> The error message is " VFS: Cannot open root device "sdb3" or
> unknown-block (0,0)
> Please append a c
Please can somebody help. I've reached the stage of desperation. I've
compiled the via drivers and alsa into the kernel and installed the alsa
library, plug-ins, utilities and alsa oss. I've run the speaker-test and
played a wav file and everything on the terminal screen looks good. I
have not
Luca a écrit :
Hi there!
Just finished LFS SVN-20060906 with some modifications (Glibc-2.4
plus Glibc-LibIDN-2.4 built as per book and Linux-2.6.17.11 plus
Linux-Headers-2.6.17.11-08232006 from Cross-LFS SVN-20060906-x86) and
had no problems in compilation. Now I tried various times to
In chapter "8.4. Making the LFS System Bootable" when entering
root (hd0,3)
try to not type the whole line but instead type "root (" and press
key twice. Then GRUB will try to "autocomplete" your partition name and
being not able to, will print all the partitions it sees with some
information
Dan Nicholson wrote:
The question is, can anyone recommend a model to use that will work well
with the current kernel? I'd prefer a switch that has DVI inputs since
the monitor is an LCD and both cards should be able to drive it
digitally. How do these switches interact with X? I've never used
--- Randy McMurchy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dan Nicholson wrote these words on 09/07/06 11:27
> CST:
>
> > The question is, can anyone recommend a model to
> use that will work well
> > with the current kernel?
>
> I use an *old* Linksys KVM without any issues
> whatsoever. It is a
> ProCo
Dan Nicholson wrote these words on 09/07/06 11:27 CST:
> The question is, can anyone recommend a model to use that will work well
> with the current kernel?
I use an *old* Linksys KVM without any issues whatsoever. It is a
ProConnect 4-station, model #SVIEW04.
> I'd prefer a switch that has DV
I've been looking into getting another box at home, but I really don't
have the space to support another full desktop setup. So, I figured I
could just get a KVM switch and save some space.
The question is, can anyone recommend a model to use that will work well
with the current kernel? I'd pr
If i were you id have all hard drive based support compiled into the
kernel, and none as modules, its the safest way.
Id try that.
Dave
Luca wrote:
Hi there!
Just finished LFS SVN-20060906 with some modifications (Glibc-2.4
plus Glibc-LibIDN-2.4 built as per book and Linux-2.6.17.11 p
Hi there!
Just finished LFS SVN-20060906 with some modifications (Glibc-2.4
plus Glibc-LibIDN-2.4 built as per book and Linux-2.6.17.11 plus
Linux-Headers-2.6.17.11-08232006 from Cross-LFS SVN-20060906-x86) and
had no problems in compilation. Now I tried various times to boot but
had no
Angel Tsankov wrote:
> exit
> END FILE
>
> Then simply call:
> echo build-package-name.txt | su
What will happen if I do not append an 'exit' at the end of the file?
Then it will get stuck I think and you will have to hit C-c to get out of
it.
No, it does not. I tried with and without 'exi
The addition of this feature is desired since the glibc 2.3.4
installation (from LFS 6.1.1) calls mkdir with relative paths
You'll have a hard time convincing me of that. No glibc version I've ever
installed did this. I have an LFS system lying around that used 2.3.4
which has /usr/share/locale
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