Am I misunderstanding something?
I'm trying to update my local NVidia binary driver for the latest
couple of kernels (5.7.10-201.fc32.x86_64 and later), but it's failing
to build because:
*** Failed CC version check. Bailing out! ***
Recent kernels are still all being built with gcc 10.1.
Around about 03/08/14 08:01, Angelo Moreschini scribbled ...
I need to go inside a directory named ;
but I am not able to do it.
An addendum to Joachim's suggestion: possibly try
ls -d notebook* | od -tx1
.. to look for funny alternate characters. Maybe the hyphen is some
funky Unicode
Around about 17/09/12 15:35, Reindl Harald typed ...
why in the world are you not doing the upgrade with yum?
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Upgrading_Fedora_using_yum#Fedora_16_-.3E_Fedora_17
That very link leads straight to:
There is a general warning about upgrading via. yum being unsuppo
Around about 17/09/12 15:30, bha...@bhanks.net typed ...
I've searched all over and not found any reference to this exact
problem. Any ideas?
I had grub issues after an upgrade (DVD-based, though), and mine was down
(among *many* other things) to a stuffed /boot/grub2/device.map, which I
t
Around about 02/07/12 14:55, R. G. Newbury typed ...
Systemctl on fedora 16 will NOT start mysqld.
Bit behind, dunno if you've come to a conclusion yourself ...
I've not had to do this myself, so I don't know how well, if at all,
it'll work. I would try:
strace -f -p PidOfSystemd -e
How should gdm be starting its own pulseaudio process?
I've had an issue since upgrading from Fedora 14 to Fedora 16 in that
after a while, and not on any trigger I've yet identified, my
/var/log/messages starts filling up with:
pulseaudio[pid]: protocol-native.c: Denied access to client
Since upgrading to F16 from F14, both my wife and I have found rhythmbox
freezing after 3 or so songs, and it needs to be force-killed.
Any thoughts?
What may be relevant is that I have seen (at least for me, not
necessarily my wife) a spew of the following sort of error logged in
m
I thought I'd try to get the gnome-shell IM stuff working (on my
upgraded-to F16 box), and I believe I need to configure empathy for this.
However, whenever I put my credentials in for either Google Talk or
Facebook I get an “authentication error”. I know the passwords are correct;
a g
My name is Neil, and I have found that I actually quite like GNOME Shell.
I had to update my box from Fedora 14 a fortnight ago, and was dreading
having to move from a GNOME (+ compiz) environment, including persuading the
family. I'd updated my laptop a while ago, and was just about get
I finally set aside time to try to upgrade my Fedora 14 box to F16,
but I'me failing at the first hurdle.
Anaconda is crashing out with a kernel bug shortly after selecting
the OS to update:
kernel bug security/selinux/ss/services.c:655
invalid opcode [#1] SMP
Pid: 855, comm: anaco
Around about 21/06/11 13:17, Roelof 'Ben' Kusters typed ...
> .. I first had to
> go through the steps of the Fedora Forum on how to install the NVidia
> drivers. Once they were installed though, the video card does everything I
> expected it to do...
I use the nVidia drivers on both my main wo
I'm already deeply suspicious of GNOME Shell, and while I'm willing to
give it a go, I'm certainly not upgrading my Fedora 14 boxes until I know I
can get on with it.
However, we must have tried 4 boxes or more now (not including VMs, and
all with different graphics cards, inc. a high-en
Around about 03/06/11 20:01, Patrick O'Callaghan typed ...
> A simple iPod mounts as a storage device, but a Touch or iPhone is a
> more complex beast with its own protocol. I'm at my work machine but
> when I get a chance I'll check my home machine which already has this
> set up.
I think, in
I just got an iPod Touch 4G for my son, and tried it in my Fedora 14 PC
(he has a school Windows laptop I can put iTunes on but I'd rather get it
working “properly” :) )
When I plug it in I get am error popup:
unable to mount ipod touch
dbus error org.freedesktop.dbus.error.noreply: me
Around about 11/05/11 10:25, Neil Bird typed ...
> I did a belated update of my Fedora 14 box last night, which included a
> new kernel (2.6.35.13-91.fc14.i686.PAE, previous was
> 2.6.35.11-83.fc14.i686.PAE). However, upon trying to boot, it slept for a
> little bit, then said so
Around about 11/05/11 23:29, Adrian Sevcenco typed ...
> did you, by any chance, patched your mkinitrd to support md_dX?
> (partitionable raid1)?
Nope, it all “just worked” before. [edit: no it didn't see below]
I will own up to having done something slightly non-standard recently: I
ha
Around about 11/05/11 22:18, Alain Spineux typed ...
> # mkinitrd -f /boot/initramfs-2.6.35.11-83.fc14.i686.img
> 2.6.35.11-83.fc14.i686
> some version of mkinitrd in the past where not handling raid very well.
> Good luck
OK, thanks, I'll give that a try over the weekend.
--
[neil@fnx ~]#
I did a belated update of my Fedora 14 box last night, which included a
new kernel (2.6.35.13-91.fc14.i686.PAE, previous was
2.6.35.11-83.fc14.i686.PAE). However, upon trying to boot, it slept for a
little bit, then said something like:
Fatal: no boot partition found, sleeping forever
Since upgrading to Fedora 14 from 12, I'm seeing my wheel-mouse
generating the *key* presses and instead of the expected
button clicks and .
This means that while it still works in, say, Firefox (where and
scroll the current view), and I can move my caret left and right
(!), it won
I have a not-that-old Logitech multimedia keyboard for which I have to
manually add some scancode-keycode mappings. Up till F12, I could happily
do that with a call to setkeycodes at boot-up.
Now I've updated to F14, however, setkeycodes is always erring with:
KDSETKEYCODE: Invalid argu
Around about 28/02/11 16:03, mike cloaked typed ...
> Well I have done this on 7 machines and no problems changing it in the
> settings menu under gnome - if you are using KDE that may behave
> differently of course.
I think it may be something to do with my running openbox. If I kill
openbox
Around about 28/02/11 14:46, mike cloaked typed ...
> What I do is yum install bluecurve-cursor-theme gnome-themes-extras
> oxygen-cursor-themes oxygen-icon-theme
I have bluecurve, but it won't let me change to that either.
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[neil@fnx ~]# rm -f .signature
[neil@fnx ~]# ls -l .signature
ls:
I updated from Fedora 12 to Fedora 14 over the weekend, and now I can't
change my pointer theme. I'm stuck using dmz-aa.
The pointer preferences still show my custom pointer choice, it's just
not being used. Well, mostly. Within Firefox and Thunderbird windows, my
custom pointer is sh
Around about 05/11/10 12:54, Jakub Jelinek typed ...
> Just look into your vocabulary, it is sorted similarly. In most locales
> various characters are considered only in second or even later passes
> through strings, when strings without those characters are otherwise
> equal.
OK, I can see w
I am seeing sort treat '@' specially; in particular, it wanders around
the sort order depending upon the rest of the input line. Anyone have an
explanation? I guess it's something to do with locale, but the input
strings affecting it as well make no sense to me.
$ locale
LANG=en_GB.UTF-8
Around about 02/09/10 11:10, Tim typed ...
> If autofs is still used, I think you can play with /etc/auto.master
> and /etc/auto.misc.
I think that restricts my mounts to be under the autofs controlled dir.
(in my case, /mnt/autofs).
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[n...@fnx ~]# rm -f .signature
[n...@fnx ~]# ls -l .sig
I have a new USB drive I've set up to replace some old internal drives,
and I'd like to have it automount it's partitions to where the internal
drives were mounted, instead of /media/fslabel.
I have to presume it's be some sort of udev config., but I can't for the
life of me even see any
Around about 22/03/10 13:32, Gabriel VLASIU typed ...
> Edit /etc/hal/fdi/policy/10-keymap.fdi:
> uk
OK, thanks, I'll try that.
Can I remove the other stuff in the XML? Will it still apply the
/usr/share settings before the /etc ones? I'd rather only override the
actual value I wa
After a bit more googling, I can see:
$ lshal|grep input.xkb|sort -u
input.xkb.layout = 'us' (string)
input.xkb.model = 'evdev' (string)
input.xkb.options = 'terminate:ctrl_alt_bksp' (string)
input.xkb.rules = 'base' (string)
input.xkb.variant = '' (string)
Which may p
Around about 20/03/10 00:49, David Timms typed ...
>> When I chose my logon, Gnome shows USA as the keyboard.
I've been seeing this since upgrading to F12 as well. I've seen hints
when googling that it's an issue with gdm, but I've not pinned it down.
I've been having to remember to chang
Around about 17/03/10 10:29, Neil Bird typed ...
> https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=594797
This bugfix, applied to the current Fedora SRPM (along with re-enabling
stickynotes) fixes the crash and all other bugs I've seen mentioned.
The only issue I now have with it is
Around about 17/03/10 13:35, Neil Bird typed ...
> I think the problem is xml-common's /etc/xml/catalog: in the CentOs 5
> and Fedora 12 systems I have access to ...
Oops, I meant Fedora 11 there. CentOS and F11 seem to be OK, but my F12 not.
--
[n...@fnx ~]# rm -f .s
I'm seeing builds using xsltproc (gnome-applets in this case) take an age.
Investigation shows that xmlReadFile is actualyl going off to the
oasis-open website to get DTDs for verification, where I believe it should
be using local copies from docbook-dtds.
I think the problem is xml-c
Around about 16/03/10 15:16, Michael Cronenworth typed ...
> gnome-applets-2.28.0-2.1.fc12 with the stickynotes code from
> gnome-applets-2.26.3-1.fc11
>
> If you erase the contents of a note, then click on delete, it will
> delete. Another crazy bug.
OK, thanks for that.
The following may
Around about 16/03/10 14:45, Michael Cronenworth typed ...
> I copied in the previous version code with a custom RPM and I am happily
> using sticky notes.
What version are you using?
My approach till now had been to grab an older SRPM (may even have been
from F10 which is what I had befor
Can anyone explain the deal with the GNOME sticky notes applet and its
disappearance in Fedora 12?
There's a blanket comment in the release notes of its being replaced by
gnote, but IMHO they're different beasts. This is not helped by the fact
that the so-called sticky-notes-importer pl
Around about 08/03/10 17:24, Mikkel typed ...
> Before you do a lot of debugging, your system is working properly
> with the default setup.
I don't fully understand this; with F10, I never had any problems with
PAS and multiple users, to the degree that if my wife was playing music I
could
Following on from another thread (in which gdm seemed to be stealing
sound-ability from users), I've updated to the latest pulseuadio RPMs from
updates-testing, and by situation seems to have gotten worse.
(NB: this is fedora 12; it was all working swimmingly in fedora 10, from
which I
Around about 05/03/10 09:34, n2xssvv.g02gfr12930 typed ...
> The following ALSA config enabled the recording of played sound
> It is no longer working, any ideas as to why?
None at all, but I'd put money on pulse-audio.
I found the following on the net a while ago (still using F10 then), an
Around about 02/03/10 12:02, Sam Varshavchik typed ...
> The current pulseaudio package has a bug. There's a pending update.
> The bug may or may not be your bug, so you'll have to wait until an update
> is out, before checking again.
OK, thanks; I'll watch out for it being updated, and then h
I've been having various issues with pulseaudio since upgrading my F10
box to F12 recently (it was previously working fine).
The core issue seems to have been worked around my my disabling gdm
puleeaudio (via root's gconf-editor, as mentioned on a blog somewhere).
I'm concerned, thoug
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