Jatin K wrote:
> On Monday 10 May 2010 08:29 PM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
>> Jatin K wrote:
>>
>>> Dear All
>>>
>>> I've a new Dell Inspiton 1564 laptop with 1GB graphics card and 4GB DDR3
>>> RAM, FC 12 64bit installed on it , but in
arguments to cd, so you should pass all args, not just the
> first). So:
>
> cd ()
> {
>builtin cd "$@" || return
>[[ -f ./.autorun ]] && . ./.autorun
> }
>
You still need to quote or escape the directory name, though. This should work
e
om being evaluated, although single
quotes
and backslash do.
In other words you have two separate issues here, the last one is no surprise.
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he output[1] on "cat /var/log/dmesg"
>
> [1] http://cl1p.net/jk/
>
The log seems to be missing all of the memory stuff at the beginning, lines
with
terms like 820e and MTRR in them. But I'm buying that it's possible to be
related to the built in graphics. Does the BIOS
Jatin K wrote:
> On Wednesday 12 May 2010 04:41 AM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
>> Jatin K wrote:
>>
>>> On Tuesday 11 May 2010 05:27 PM, Roberto Ragusa wrote:
>>>
>>>> Jatin K wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> Dear
7.0.0.X, which seemed to allow a unique entry in known_hosts on the
originating machine. Since all of 127/8 is used for loopback, I decided to use
another address for the made up machine name.
You still have to edit /etc/hosts for each new machine, but once and only once
per machine.
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es_install
and
install with the -n option (if you wish) to inspect what they will do, or just
"su -c "make modules_install modules"
after the build is done.
You didn't ask: I run my build in a script command, so I have the details of
any
error messages
You building and installing on the same machine is a special case, but in
general the built kernel is portable and the mkinitrd is part of the install
and
must match the final machine on which the kernel boots.
And install must be done as root...
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avoided the problem, but it is possible to bog a system down with a small
number
of ru
eer.
A netbook with mobile broadband would be plan B if you really have the need, it
has it's own UPS, can connect and start a VPN if it detects the server is down,
etc. For a long outage you might want a model which can wake on timer, has SSD,
and otherwise can be useful for days without powe
Hopefully 2.6.35 will happen during the life of the release, and that
should
provide better battery life for laptops and less heat for desktop.
It's really a great release, I'm sorry I can't use it unless I fall back to the
old kernel with some security issues.
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ime won't
change. And you want to advertise larger TCP window sizes so that you will back
up some packets and actually use the bonding. Some bonding methods don't put
packets for a given connection on the "other" wire until they have a few
packets
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ot;something isn't right." Possibly the client setup. I usually set
for 200kB seed, and usually only see 20kB average, maybe 100kB in a few 10 sec
slices.
Maybe someone can provide a hint as to what needs to be tuned.
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I normally follow updates to official releases on the infofeed RSS, since it
tells me not only what was changed but for new apps, what the app does.
Hopefully now there will be one for FC13 as well.
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Tim wrote:
> On Tue, 2010-05-25 at 17:45 -0400, Bill Davidsen wrote:
>> I have often wondered why there is so little traffic when I'm seeding,
>> so the answer may be "something isn't right." Possibly the client
>> setup. I usually set for 200kB seed, an
d to
> reinstall grub to get my system booting again, but that was definitely
> annoying.
>
And did the upgrade finish? Sounds like one of those "out of space in /boot"
things, which might be in the log.
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your driver from CLI.
The kernel driver isn't bad for modern hardware, and there are some test
versions (or were last time I looked) before you go closed source. Support for
old ATI hardware seems to have deteriorated, you don't have that problem.
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it doesn't get a DHCP response. The bug report is old, I did verify that
previous qemu-kvm did work with "-net nic" on the command line, but that seems
changed.
Other than having to decide if a VM was to be a client using host IP or server
using the tap, it all
ot; choice the menu offers.
You have to edit/delete udev rules to make it work right. That also fixes some
CD burning issues when udev "peeks" at the media in the middle of a burn.
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like a Microsoft DRM thing that K3B is doing.
Have you verified that the wav files are valid? Try to listen with 'play' (from
the sox package).
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Rick Stevens wrote:
> On 05/27/2010 02:50 PM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
>> Greg Woods wrote:
>>> On Thu, 2010-05-27 at 21:12 +0200, Frank Elsner wrote:
>>>> a CD or DVD gets automatically mounted
>>>> when inserted into the cd/DVD drive.
>>
>> Cheers!
>
> No comments? Does it suck so bad?
No, you just overestimate the ping time taken by post->read->act->comment. If
it
sucked you would get 20 posts by now telling you so. :-(
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>
Happy to say I don't have the problem, mine starts fine, runs fine. I does tend
to hang at the end, taking 4-6 sec before it quits, with the last frame
displayed. May be due to bad support for my Intel graphics in FC13.
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cdrecord installed, they ship a
look-alike which is really named tokem, or hokem, or something like that, which
doesn't work well on some burners.
Unfortunately you have to build your own from source, but it's worth doing in
my
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Rahul Sundaram wrote:
> On 05/29/2010 12:09 AM, Bob Goodwin wrote:
>> Is there an Omega Live version of F-13 [for USB flash drive] to be
>> available and if so when?
>>
>
> I am hoping to do a initial release before next week.
>
I look forward to it.
Gordon Messmer wrote:
> What's the appropriate contact to request new feeds at:
> http://planet.fedoraproject.org/infofeed/
>
> Should I file an RFE in bugzilla?
I posted this question recently and got no answer. <4bfc46fd.4020...@tmr.com>
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a number of
religious (or maybe political) reasons, but for many people they work where the
included drivers don't. The new drivers are much improved for 3D and special
effects, not so much for 2D non-game work.
You may also be able to run in vesa mode, using the video=vesafb:spec boot l
>
> Hopefully, this is enough of a pointer to be of some help.
>
This is an excellent introduction. Alternatively you can set up a bridge of
your
own, and use "-net nic -net tap" to get a unique IP for the VM. I combine this
with setting the MAC address so my DHCP server assig
either
3 - possible solution below
find . -name "*'*.wav" |
while read item; do
dir=${item%/*}
oldname=${item##*/}
newname=${oldname//\'/}
mv "$dir/$oldname" "$dir/$newname"
done
Beware typos, I just typed that in...
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ypt' checkbox for each
new partition you create.
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u need "nomodeset" as well, and may want to use a vga initializer. I have
used
combinations like "nomodeset vga=0x318 video=vesafb" and there are optional
additional options to video= you might find useful.
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fred smith wrote:
> On Mon, May 31, 2010 at 01:29:10PM -0400, Bill Davidsen wrote:
>> fred smith wrote:
>>> in F13, Anaconda seems to allow encrypted partitions ONLY if you use LVM.
>>> If I set up the disk as simple partitions with no lvm/VG/raid, how can
>>&g
Tim wrote:
> On Mon, 2010-05-31 at 13:27 -0400, Bill Davidsen wrote:
>> 1 - any mass rename opens you to disaster
>
> One fly in the ointment might be renaming one file to the same name as
> an already existing file.
>
Here there be tigers ;-)
I did pull out the dire
many!" And for some
things webkit and Gecko are not /quite/ the same.
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o have
> /tmp/.bash_history
> which may not be good :(
>
You can add "[ -f $HISTFILE ] && rm $HISTFILE" to your .bashrc. Or just the rm
command if you're more trusting than I...
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dn't use xargs in the script I offered earlier. But since I
wanted to avoid doing the requested name changes to the directory names, I read
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> Windows Server 2008 runs fine on the same VMWare server.
>
> Any ideas here? This has been driving me mad and I have seen nothing
> useful on this issue in my various Google searches.
>
> Thanks!
>
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pdf=>postscript and postscript=>graphic_image conversions
and print scaled, but if there's a tool which saves the time and effort
I'd rather use it. Any ideas?
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needs for features like restoring individual files, encryption,
software error correction, etc, will result in better suggestions.
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risk. I just tune the MAC address of each VM so my DHCP puts the right IP on it.
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kvm-start.sh
Description: Bourne shell script
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new drivers
providing 3D rendered cavorting windows on a small subset of video hardware,
and
800x600 VESA mode on formerly useful hardware.
I have a working laptop and use it as a display for servers...
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r me. And it was a tar, not
an rpm.
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agree doesn't reflect
what's happening and may miss 99% of what iostat shows, your text says
"network"
which is unlikely to show disk activity.
In the case of network, mine works, in the case of disk, only shows some
activity, looks like it may be monitoring things at the filesy
> 531364629360 71% /
> tmpfs1014200 27084
> 987116 987116 3% /dev/shm
> /dev/sda11929068 115376
> 1715700 1813692 7% /boot
> /dev/sda5
dded "acpi=off" to the
> install kernel and still have problems. Any advice?
>
When you post a question, provide enough information to let people help you.
"installer failing" gives no one a clue, you didn't say what the VM looked
like,
32 or 64 bit, etc, etc.
u have to upgrade in three steps, because
some important things changed with several releases, such as RPM format and
some
things in /lib and /etc which are layed out a little differently.
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Sample attached.
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the last two doing
production
things. Don't recall doing anything special, however, I am running all VMs from
qemu-kvm command line, not adding a a hypervisor to the problem. All work
pretty
well, do add "-usbdevice tablet" to the command line, makes it smoother for a
reason
> network on it. Thus, I don't think VNC is going to work for me unless
> I'm happy with the display packets going halfway across the US and back
> to get from the virtual machine to the host machine.
>
I find that using an ssh tunnel to the host VNC connection worked in a
ust to prevent problems which are unlikely to
be
an issue.
>>> Is there anything that I should be aware of as far as switching ?
>>>
>
> Have you run an SSD ? Is longevity really an issue or is it folklore ?
>
I guess longevity is more an optimization than a issue th
andom reads
>
> I'd love to see benches on this; not butt-dyno opinion blog pages.
Please post when you do them, I'm going to assume there's no conspiracy and the
consensus opinion is right. I would expect disk buffer usage to be slightly
smaller under some io loads, but i
ugging an SSD
> disk?
>(What controls the mount? hal, udev, XFCE, Gnome, kde, ...)
> I am using kdm, XFCE and probably bits of gnome
>
I would look at udev rules, that's not an answer just some advice.
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er, I can assure you my servers don't do that and my
laptops usually do, so that would be my first thought. I'm sure you can prevent
users from selecting that option, but how doesn't jump out at me.
Let us know if that's the issue.
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>
> http://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/users/2010-June/374992.html
>
He mentioned that his system lacks kvm capability, will guestfish run on such
hardware?
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That isn't going to make people very happy.
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This may be related to x86_64 install, but I'm told there's an issue in
32 bit as well.
I have a webcam, Logitech laptop model, and I'm trying to capture to
sound and audio.
This is a log when connected:
Jun 12 14:24:23 posidon kernel: usb 4-2: new full speed USB device using
uhci_hcd and addr
Rahul Sundaram wrote:
> On 06/14/2010 08:19 AM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
>
>> This may be related to x86_64 install, but I'm told there's an issue in
>> 32 bit as well.
>>
>> I have a webcam, Logitech laptop model, and I'm trying to capture to
>
rts anymore?
>>
>
> Userland apps can only trigger kernel oops if there is a kernel/driver
> bug ...
>
Just so, any kernel oops (or other misbehavior) is a kernel bug. Period. A
stable kernel assumes evil intent in all processes and behaves appropriately.
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can make a qcow2 copy on write image of a machine, do my
browsing in that with appropriate network control (not allowed to see anything
inside the firewall) and then just 'shred' the image after use.
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onsumer, if there's penny to
be made it will be made, and if product lockdown and legal intimidation can get
every last penny the hell with choice. Choice is only good when you can choose
us over them, once you're locked into us it should be a trap door, no return
possible.
When it com
e movie off the TV on a single standard play cassette, or on extended
> play, a whole evening of TV, 6 hours. Beta couldn't.
>
> Also, IIRC, VHS machines were cheaper than Beta ones. Cheaper. Longer
> playing. Sold! Consumers have spoken. ;-)
>
Any vendor could make VHS b
I do just such a backup nightly between machines, and no lockups on machines
from fc9 to fc13. Something in you hardware is possibly tickling the problem.
Possible solution, add a remote syslog line to syslog.conf and keep a copy of
your logs elsewhere. If the hang is in network won't work,
map to
"albacore.your.domain" because /etc/resolv.conf didn't have the search path
set.
Try using the FQDN instead of just the node name and see if the problem goes
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Does no one use USB audio?
Rahul Sundaram wrote:
> On 06/14/2010 08:19 AM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
>> This may be related to x86_64 install, but I'm told there's an issue in
>> 32 bit as well.
>>
>> I have a webcam, Logitech laptop model, and I'
a secure connect, unless you want to
share
with everyone there. I despise NM, but the CLI seems to change just a little
with upgrades, public WiFi frequently has its own ideas of connect protocols,
and life is short. Draw what conclusions you will from that, but be aware that
CLI is a lo
ould it be installed by default? Very few people have the hardware, and
the
installer can put stuff like that in only if needed.
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ou need to load the jfs module before mount. I assume the way you will
do
that is by the proper entry in /etc/modprobe.d directory.
Maintainers: why doesn't the module get loaded on demand like other f/s types?
Because he "moved to FC12" (I assume an upgrade) rather than a default in
t memory is full of ripped data not yet written to the disk. The
fact that the first ten tracks went fast suggests that either the disk is the
bottleneck, or the typical thin optical drive in the laptop isn't as good at
reading as your desktop, and is getting errors near the end of the medi
> installed)
>
> Any advice?
>
Relabel /usr/local if /usr/bin/firefox works. Sounds like you pulled this
version from some other repo. The labeling may be wrong on the directory.
Perhaps whoever supplied this version can help you, the one from the Fedora
repo
(firefox-3.6.4-1.fc13.x86_
oll the o/s back. By edict hardware will not
change for 53 weeks, change of video is not happening and dammit
shouldn't be needed.
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Firefox does
> provide a usable image too.
>
> How can I save a short clip to a file, preferably using software
> provided with F-13?
>
I suspect ffmpeg will let you save it.
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ope some fedoral developer sees this :)
>
> So, select the second screensaver entry and that will bring up a
> gui for you to set what to do when idle.
> You can uncheck the box and it will not blank the screen.
>
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n't know about it. I have used the
"leaves" plugin, and like many things in Linux it may do what you tell it and
not what you meant. However, in general that does what you want, and is easier
to use but less selective than history. Particularly if history has rolled on
sinc
h different implied options
and side effects. Even people who has used the tool for years had to look up
the
nuances. There was a mnemonic to help remember, but it was amazingly obscene
and
not something you could give people as a usage aid, and the socially correct
one
was hard to remembe
Aaron Konstam wrote:
> On Wed, 2010-06-23 at 21:14 -0500, Christofer C. Bell wrote:
>> On Wed, Jun 23, 2010 at 4:33 PM, Aaron Konstam
>> wrote:
[__stuff__]
> I think we are all saying the same thing.
>
In such a way that it sounds as though we disagree... :
dled. As opposed to handled badly, which you really
don't
want.
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Not so much, after using qemu-img to create a vdisk, something like:
qemu-kvm -m 500 -hda MyXP.img -cdrom XPimageCD.iso
Depending on your install your may want "-vga std" but the initial boot will
notice no bootable image on the vdisk, you probably will be fine without
specifying soun
with the N900 and maybe
> the iPhone and then make (cheap) calls anywhere.
>
> Can one share a Magic Jack connection as a SIP service ?
>
> How can I use Linux to do some of this stuff without resort to a full
> blown asterisk installation ?
>
> Thanks !
>
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Instead of the cp you could use rsync:
rsync -a /old_disk/ /new_disk/ # type as shown, trailing / needed
Then chroot to the new disk root and install grub.
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d it be sdb? Try "fdisk -l" to list all the drives it finds.
>>
>>
> Are you sure /dev/sdb exists?
> Could it be /dev/sdc or sdd?
> Do ls -l /dev/sdb
> Also, sudo grep 'sd\.' /var/log/messages
> to see how many drives were "probed" and att
bad video. It may not be as good as the rest, but you can
make it better, then produce a complete video without a gap.
Yes, the first time will be a learning curve, but you can do better than you
have.
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are, try to mount the
non-booting CD and see if it mounts as a filesystem with one big file in it.
You also might want to install the real cdrecord program, actively maintained
by
the original author. Works far better for me, but you have to compile yourself.
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> hufyuv avi file with mencoder, then use avidemux on
> it and encode the edited result in any of the formats
> avidemux supports.
What is hufyuv? Is that another name for yuv422p? Or another format completely?
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Tom Horsley wrote:
> On Mon, 05 Jul 2010 14:07:27 -0400
> Bill Davidsen wrote:
>
>> What is hufyuv? Is that another name for yuv422p? Or another format
>> completely?
>
> Well, I have no idea what yuv422p is, so I couldn't say :-).
>
> Hufyuv is what I ca
working system is here:
>
> http://pastebin.com/0AnVBV7s
>
> The kernel config for the attempt is here:
>
> http://pastebin.com/gi9ybDwS
>
> Thanks for any ideas.
> Best regards,
> Alex
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being a PITA if you don't have a base up-to-date 32 bit VM laying around to
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as had issues with SMP in the
past, and LVM is really not needed unless things are likely to change (and adds
overhead, and possibly has issues with barriers).
I have the feeling that you have an overly high ratio of solution to problem on
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hand mung things from any machine here other than my desktop, but which anyone
reading the list can do, subscribed or not.
Okay, mail on this list is not perfect, now unless someone has a fix which can
go at the server level, could we close the topic? I didn't repl
m gets far worse.
>> Again, other lists manage just fine. Speculation.
>
> Are you volunteering to do the work to make that happen?
Having run mailing lists and ISP size (6M users) news servers, I can suggest
that the practice of hand moderation of non-subscribers and new subscribers
r
t
mute. Everyone has their favorite misuse to annoy them.
> This is a community not a helpline, we're not all here just to solve the
> problems of hit-and-run question askers. We expect participation.
> That's the price that you pay for asking for help.
>
Or giving help, but you
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A lot of people have functional old hardware they can't replace, for financial
or technical reasons. That's why there is oss support, to support the hardware
which needs it.
--
Bill Davidsen
"We have more to fear from the bungling of the incompet
Dave Stevens wrote:
> On Tuesday, July 06, 2010 08:38:38 am Bill Davidsen wrote:
>> Rick Sewill wrote:
>>> On 07/05/2010 10:23 PM, Rick Sewill wrote:
>> .
>>
>>> I am wondering if OSS is enabled on your system.
>>>
>>> Please look for thin
Rick Sewill wrote:
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> On 07/06/2010 10:38 AM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
>> Rick Sewill wrote:
>>> On 07/05/2010 10:23 PM, Rick Sewill wrote:
>> .
>>> I am wondering if OSS is enabled on your system.
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ust do the same stuff you did for the 64bit install.
And if you're trying to do something totally different, please restate where
you
have the ISO image, where you want to have the install, and any other useful
details about what you are really trying to do.
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Bill Davidsen
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