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On Sunday 25 April 2004 05:25, Avraham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi
> In Debian, like in other distributions, the network is set up early in the
> installation process. Assuming that I changed my mind, moved the system to
> some other environement, or
Avraham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
In Debian, like in other distributions, the network is defined in the
early satges of the installation.
Assuming that in a later stage I need, for some reason, to change these
definitions, is there a special command/way (like netconfig in Slackware,
for example)
Hi
In Debian, like in other distributions, the network is defined in the
early satges of the installation.
Assuming that in a later stage I need, for some reason, to change these
definitions, is there a special command/way (like netconfig in Slackware,
for example) to do it, or one simply modifies
Hi
In Debian, like in other distributions, the network is set up early in the
installation process. Assuming that I changed my mind, moved the system to
some other environement, or just wish to correct a mistake, is there a
command/way to redefine the network settings (I have in mind somthing
like
After my last post about the TV modules not being loaded, I kept looking and
found /etc/modprobe.conf. I noticed it contained the following line:
install saa7134 ; /bin/true
Since the original error message (included here again) included reference to
`; /bin/true', I decided to try fixing that
I do 2 things that you might dislike:
1. Guessing. I don't know a definite answer for your problem.
2. Trying to apply my Debian installation to your MDK.
Anyway, what does grep -C 5 /lib/modules/modprobe.conf gives? I suspect
that something with the loading of saa7134 is not compatible with
m
On Sat, Apr 24, 2004 at 11:20:42PM +0300, Shlomo Solomon wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] solomon]# modprobe saa7134
> sh: -c: line 1: syntax error near unexpected token `;'
> sh: -c: line 1: `; /bin/true'
> FATAL: Error running install command for saa7134
Take a look at /etc/modules.conf and see if t
On Sunday 25 April 2004 00:09, Shaul Karl wrote:
> You mentioned sa7134 and saa7134; note a single and a double 'a'
> character. Is this a typo?
yes I meant saa7134 (double 'a')
> Is there /etc/modprobe.d directory? What about /etc/modutils? Do they
> have saa7134 file? If so, what its content
well hebnukers also distribute their version 2.0 for a payment of 20$
like phpnuke people does. to "donators" since in this kind of stuff the
source code is the program the question if you are allowed to do it or not
is intersting, would the people who bought it be allowed to give it away
for free?
You mentioned sa7134 and saa7134; note a single and a double 'a'
character. Is this a typo?
Is there /etc/modprobe.d directory? What about /etc/modutils? Do they
have saa7134 file? If so, what its content is?
--
"If you have an apple and I have an apple and we exchange apples then
you and
I've got a Flyvideo TV card that has worked fine until now (with saa7134) on
various versions of Mandrake (currently MDK10.0).
Last week, after a reboot caused by a power outage, the TV card stopped
working and I saw that the sa7134 module wasn't loaded. I tried to load it
manually and got an e
[Sending to the list...]
On Friday 23 April 2004 18:31, you wrote:
> Hey,
> I looking around hebrew phpnuke and I found there is hebnuker and
> phpnuke-israel does anyhow know the diffrance between them?
> are they compatible with each other?
> I saw what's up moved from hebnuker to phpnuke-israel
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