RealTek RTL8139 Fast Ethernet at 0xc880,
00:48:54:1d:b2:85, IRQ 12
Mar 14 16:10:22 snoopy kernel: eth0: Identified 8139 chip type 'RTL-8139C'
[...]
Mar 14 16:10:23 snoopy kernel: eth0: Setting full-duplex based on MII #32 link partner
ability of 45e1.
(sorry if this problem has
ian-ipv6 is to
use the USAGI patches (which IIRC modify getaddr to return only IPv6
addresses in the above situation), however, other Debian developers
are reluctant to require anything that is "non-standard" in the main
kernel.
Hence my question...
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though, without access to the source code.
(the scanner in question died about 1 month after warranty expired,
with very little use, so I went and purchased a HP scanner instead.)
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Does this apply to the user space NFS server? kernel space NFS server?
Or both?
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re. Since they
Brian> were symlinks in libc5 (which is what 'originally' seems to
Brian> be referring to), they should still be symlinks.
Oh I see now.
Sorry for any confusion caused.
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x27; response as: the symlink is wrong.
Who is contradicting who here?
(perhaps that last sentence in the glibc FAQ is confusing, however the
rest of it clearly says that glibc contains its own version of those
files, and a symlink should *not* be used. I think the part "[...] you
may have to
Frédéric> Keith, are you saying that glibc is wrong?
You both seem to be saying the same thing: that symlinks for
/usr/include/{linux,asm} are wrong.
Why try to argue when you agree?
(Debian does this right; last I heard Red-Hat didn't)
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ase of USB,
William> plugability is a must for desktop "home" systems.
I am not really familiar with USB.
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David> completely understandable why firewalls designed before ECN
David> was introduced might block it.
In which case, people who use these firewall products need to realize
that future developments may break these assumptions, and that the
firewall software needs to be updated/reconfig
cope if they receive a non-zero value. Drop it, pass it through
unchanged, or set it to zero?
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