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much anyway. It really is not that easier now playing guess the NIC than
it was when everything was eth*. Besides the supposed slot numbering
system often does match reality for the same reasons you say... the BIOS
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highly irritating ones I get rid of.
+1 to that. The bash-completion is in theory useful but in many cases it
doesn't fallback to the default properly which is just annoying.
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Starting acroread, it just silently exits.
AdobeReader_enu-9.5.5-1.i486
It seems to work perfectly for me under F26, although I tend to use
evince most of the time.
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often used to provide services to other systems, (e.g. mail, file
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Unless you're crudely assuming sda is your boot disk, you'll need to
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system would hang. Shame, as I'd thought intel chipsets were generally
well behaved with Linux. It would run in VESA mode but it was so dog
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Is anybody here use Infiniband on Fedora? More specifically IPoIB. I
Is this a kernel bug, or has something significantly changed?
Let's treat
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Is anybody here use Infiniband on Fedora? More specifically IPoIB. I
Is this a kernel bug, or has something significantly changed?
Let's treat it as a bug -- can you file one, p
the two machines, however if I use a kernel newer than about
v4.0.4 on the F22 machine or a kernel newer than about v4.2.3 on the F23
machine, the maximum transfer rate drops to 760K/sec.
Is this a kernel bug, or has something significantly changed?
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Is ghosting or browseable mode setting in autofs not what you need?
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I use NFS4 with Kerberos. How do you enable the rpc-gssd service so that
it starts on boot? If I manually start the service after boot,
everything works as expected, but I'm suspecting a bug in the nfs-utils
systemd service files. Thanks.
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have to compile up the module.
$ uname -r
3.17.3-200.fc20.x86_64
$ su -c 'yum install kernel-devel'
Is this method valid for you?
Worked perfectly. Thanks Poma.
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Thanks for that. I'll enable it any give it a go anyway. It's not a
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CONFIG_SUNRPC_XPRT_RDMA_SERVER is not set
OK, so it's probably not been enabled intentionally. Looks like I'll
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support amongst many platforms and then there's
the differences in implementations. Do you use anything instead of NFS?
I toyed with GlusterFS a few months ago and whilst it worked, following
various snippets of info on the web, I found the documentation lacking
and the admin tools confusing.
he same way?
I hadn't considered that. Good idea. When the client's having a crisis,
I can spin up the VM on the client and see if that's affected. I guess
it would it least tell me if it's a hardware/driver quirk or a software
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reverse lookups work and resolve correctly and quickly too. Besides, the
exports are specified by IP address on the server and the problem still
occurs even why I mount an export from the client machine using the
server's IP as opposed to its hostname.
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For all intents and purpose it looks like its working as it should, it's
just painfully slow.
Any NFS gurus out there, that can tell me what I'm doing wrong?
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and Y. You just can't have X, Y and Z.
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very similar systems, with services configured similarly but due to
timing one works (perhaps due to luck) and the other doesn't and
tracking down the reason feels painful.
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No worries. I've applied the fix to named. Dovecot and OpenSSH are
working fine for me at the moment but if that changes I'll fix those up
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the display
manager depend on NetworkManager-wait-online.service because it was
possible to login before autofs even started. It seems that Bind might
have issues along similar lines to dhcpd too, except that it does start
but refused to serve DNS requests until I restart the service.
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Dhcpd on my server has suddenly started taking to start before the IP
address (statically assigned) has been configured on the network interface
and consequently bombs out. The systemd service for dhcpd has
Hi,
Dhcpd on my server has suddenly started taking to start before the IP
address (statically assigned) has been configured on the network
interface and consequently bombs out. The systemd service for dhcpd has
After=network.target
should this be network-online.target?
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I was having similar issues with GDM, where it would set up the order
of the monitors incorrectly, despite what was in the X configuration
or the desktop settings. Interestingly enough, the order was correct
tched to lightdm. It's not as pretty as kdm, if
that even matters but it presents the login dialog on whatever monitor
the mouse happens to be on. If you move the mouse to another display,
the dialog follows. Seemed to me to be an elegant solution.
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plymouth-quit.service NetworkManager-wait-online.service
systemctl daemon-reload
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e actually still work in F19+? I have
similar issues with autofs (ie IPA not available when autofs starts) and
setting this in F18 and earlier solved the problem. Makes no difference
in F19+.
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past any maybe they aren't installed/available anymore?
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I would like to know witch one would you use and why gnome 3 or kde ?
If I had to choose only between the two, it would be KDE. I find 'Gnome
3' practically unusable. For me though, I'm a cinnamon desktop convert.
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Price is about $80 and there's a 30 day trial version.
http://www.softmaker.com/english/ofltm_en.htm
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very usable. I think if you have a processor with AES (or AMD/VIA)
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The HPLIP stuff is at 3.13.6 but I'm not sure what it's telling me is at 3.13.3
but anyway it prevents the scanner from working.
I believe you can simply run the hp-plugin utility to clear this up.
Great - thanks Ed, that fixed it.
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worked until recently, but now I'm seeing:
saned[6988]: common/utils.c 129: validate_plugin_version() Plugin
version[3.13.3] mismatch with HPLIP version[3.13.6]
The HPLIP stuff is at 3.13.6 but I'm not sure what it's telling me is at
3.13.3 but anyway it prevents the sc
umber Start End SizeFile system Name Flags
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that were affected seem to work now and I don't what changed. It was
bizarre because it wouldn't paste on a VT or in X so at first I thought
it was (maybe even two) faulty mice but xev was showing the middle clicks.
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Hi,
Can someone explain systemd's behaviour? Why is when I have the
following services enabled:
nfs-idmap.service nfs-lock.service nfs-mountd.service nfs-secure.service
I have to enable nfs.target otherwise they fail to start?
This is Fedora 19.
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impressed.
Any suggestions?
Have you tried Okular? (yum install okular). It supports annotations.
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a few commands or a few clicks of the mouse. But it really begs
the question, why anyone would want to. Surely a clean install and
replacing what you need would be far less trouble.
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shoot-em-ups.
It's also not an option if the Linux box is used as a high performance
visualization workstation either. Unfortunately the proprietary driver
is more useful than just for games.
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half the battle seems to be not knowing what systemd is actually doing
at any point in time because of its parallel nature.
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diagnose these problems with systemd? Given that the system is left in a
state where I can't do anything with it. The usual places such as
/var/log/messages doesn't turn up anything useful. Maybe because syslog
has already been stopped by then.
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and update /etc/fstab if necessary.
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H
ight thing. It isn't always
desirable to create the user locally (unless the user doesn't exist at
all) and it seems reasonable to assume that if the user already exists,
there's no need to create it.
It sounds to me like, if anything it's a bug or a misconfiguration of
the
like stopping a
speeding freight train with your hands.
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ars
to be a physical optical device. I seem to remember its
scsi-target-utils and you'll probably also want iscsi-initiator-utils to
use it. Both of which are in Fedora.
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displayed and some are nobody but I never have this issue
on RHEL.
The /etc/idmapd file is configured with the proper domain on both
systems and NFSv3 looks OK. Anybody else have this issue?
Is rpc.idmapd running?
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There should be a folder called .gvfs. Go into this folder and you
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yum install lsscsi
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connectivity :)
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It can be very slow,
even though doing an ls in another directory on the same NFS export is
quick.
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al USB cable or external PSU fixes it but
there's a lot of differences between machines. Other than that, I have
an external Toshiba USB drive and that works fine - but obviously not
the same model as yours.
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re legally permitted to be used for things
like WiFi and similar. I guess it's performing some kind of check on
what is permitted in your region, although how it determines what your
region is, I'm not sure.
There's some blurb here
http://linuxwireless.org/en/developers/Regulat
unch of spare, normally unused sectors for that purpose.
Does smart report that the drive is in it's known database? If not, it
could be a 'quirk' of that drive, but either way I'd make sure you keep
a backup and if it's under warranty it maybe just as prudent to get it
On 01/23/2012 06:28 PM, Frank Murphy wrote:
On 23/01/12 10:05, Ian Chapman wrote:
Thanks I've checked out the bug report and whilst it looks similar, it
seems to be a different issue. I tried the fix in the report anyway just
to see but it made no difference. I've since tracked it d
ipa.service. If this is started the system doesn't shutdown. If
I stop the service manually then the system shuts down fine, so it looks
like it might be a service dependency issue but I'm at a loss as to how
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recently. Obviously something has changed but there seems to no way (at
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produce a list of services that systemd shuts down and their order? I've
enable various levels of debugging, but see nothing useful from systemd
in the logs, not that it seems to log all that much anyway. Cheers.
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systemctl -a | grep -i cheese
cheese.serviceerror inactive dead cheese.service
Leads you to believe there should be a service called cheese and it's
failed for some reason. All this stuff is just weird and confusing IMO.
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power?
In case you're not aware there's rarely a need to pull a battery on a
laptop, in my experience anyway. Usually holding down the power button
for 5 seconds or so is enough to hard power off a machine, but of course
it should only be used as a last resort.
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http://0pointer.de/blog/projects/blame-game.html
systemd-analyze blame and systemd-analyze plot> plot.svg; eog
plot.svg
They are handy tools. When I was first getting used to systemd and
generated those huge graphs, I thought that was a pretty neat feature.
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IPv4 address. So my question is, why does autofs get started before an
IPv4 address has been made available? Is there a reasonable way to fix this?
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bewildering array of options.
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duce very polished, well integrated desktops and I
think that really appeals, especially to those new to Linux. I think
that used to be true of Ubuntu.
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quot;window thing" because it does "weird stuff". She
couldn't care less before whether it was in Windows or Linux when she
used it. I'll probably get around to sticking XFCE on it for her or put
Gnome in fall back mode but these days I'm past evangelising too. :-)
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elieve it's deprecated so
may disappear in a future version as will my use of Gnome.
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> On Sun, 2011-11-27 at 22:47 +0800, Ian Chapman wrote:
>> why I have to press Alt + RMB to pop up a menu on a panel in Gnome?
>> Seriously, WTF?
>
> Gosh, gee, Gnome just don't understand the concept of a menu. It's
> suppose
good tablet/phone
interfaces but that's where they should stay.
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that is going to change so easily over time. I really wonder if
> anyone will ever persuade the Gnome3 devs to put back the Shutdown button
> where it belongs. ;-)
Or why I have to press Alt + RMB to pop up a menu on a panel in Gnome?
Seriously, WTF?
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launched was a train-wreck. It just didn't feel finished. Which was a
shame as I'd been a long time user of KDE since 2000 or so. I switched
to Gnome at that time. Thanks to Gnome 3 I may well be heading back.
work share for example
using NFS, you may need to update the ownership on those files too.
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force approach and start from / but be careful if you have network
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On 03/11/11 18:59, Michael Schwendt wrote:
>> It made reference to grub-probe when it should have been grub2-probe.
>
> Which is related to the macosx boot entry creation only, however:
> https://bugzilla.redhat.com/737203
I wasn't aware of that but I do indeed have two HFS+
u don't need it anyway, ie if you're not dual/tripple
booting etc)
GRUB_DISABLE_OS_PROBER=true
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o support "hot add" of vCPUs on Windows and Linux VMs. None,
> however, support a "hot remove" of vCPUs at this time.
I believe VirtualBox does support hot add and remove of processors.
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The last value is the LBA which can used with hdparm --write-sector to
write to that specific sector triggering a remap and usually
decrementing the counter. Be extremely careful when using this command
though as a slight mistake can trash data.
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vendor specific setting the firmware so you can't use a standard linux
util to change it.
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> I'll have a play and see what effect this has.
No problem, there's also a good page here which explains a bit more how
all this works, as well as some explanation on other tunables that might
suit you better.
http://www.westnet.com/~gsmith/content/linux-pdfl
wer the size of the buffer, but note this will
affect all file systems, not just NFS. However you may find that acceptable.
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On 31/05/10 22:43, Marius Feraru wrote:
> Ian Chapman wrote:
>> Has anybody else noticed that the underscores indicating short cut keys
>> in gnome apps appear to be missing?
> Not missing, hidden.
> See http://blogs.fedoraproject.org/wp/mclasen/2010/03/24/mnemonics/
Th
Hi,
Has anybody else noticed that the underscores indicating short cut keys
in gnome apps appear to be missing? Is this a bug, or another another
gnome idea that this makes things 'easier'?
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