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<0> it's weird. On my newly installed debian system, I keep getting an ip from a useless dhcp server. On my other machines, another server is responding first. I see the right server is also responding to my debian system, but it chooses to use another one. How can I change this?
<1> freeone3000: what driver are you using?
<2> stew: ok, but i have already done it. someone told me to do it earlier
<3> stew: nvidia's current.
<4> what's the right xserver for a Radeon graphics card?
<1> sfullenwider: whichever one "x-window-system-core" installs
<5> hi
<3> sfullenwider: Meh. They're pretty much the same.
<6> asg: Here is the delema... - I would like to send at command "quit" to the screen, but it does'nt execute the command, just writes it in the console.. Any ideas?
<1> sfullenwider: or do you mean driver?
<7> ati (and/or radeon, where radeon just uses "ati", so told me)
<8> I use radeon on radeons
<9> Trixor: is this a screen(1) screen?
<9> Trixor: or just an xterm or console?
<0> ok, let me ask about another way of solving it. How do I configure my gateway? I tried with route but I didn't succeed. I want 192.168.1.1 to be my gateway to the internet.
<10> is there any problem with xorg 7 in sid?
<6> asg: Yeah... It's a screen...
<3> bingo: Well.
<3> bingo: Just a few.
<1> john_doe: man 5 interfaces
<1> !drxx sfullenwider
<11> sfullenwider: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86 [or xserver-xorg if you're using X.org] (as root). If you have edited the X config file by hand, or used some other program like xf86config, ask me about <xmd5>
<0> stew, thanks
<3> !xmd5
<11> If you hand-edit your X configuration file, "dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86" will no longer work, which is bad. To see if this is the case, "md5sum /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 | diff -sq /var/lib/xfree86/XF86Config-4.md5sum -" - if the files differ, then it won't work. To fix this, "md5sum /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 > /var/lib/xfree86/XF86Config-4.md5sum" as root, then "dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86", losing any manual changes you've made.
<9> Trixor: oh, I don't know off the top of my head in that case. There might be a control character you could send to cause it to terminate but I don't know offhand.
<9> Trixor: you might try #screen
<4> I did that.
<2> stew: (EE) failed to load module evdev, keyboard, mouse
<6> asg: It's not the screen i would like to shutdown, its the "dedicated TTD" server that runs within..?
<8> I'm having the evdev problem currently, actually
<10> freeone3000, someone tells me to not install xorg 7 on my sid, is it true?
<12> anyone managet to get xorg7 running on sid?
<13> i think i have
<9> Trixor: oh, then probably just send a -SIGHUP to the pid of the TTD server
<1> lopuz: oh, on unstable?
<1> lopuz: install xserver-xorg-input-evdev xserver-xorg-input-mouse xserver-xorg-input-kbd
<9> Trixor: or kill $(pidof <process>)
<12> avtobiff how did you do it?
<13> hmm.. just apt-get upgraded
<13> +
<14> Hi.
<14> Is there a way to list all the installed packages by size ?
<13> crap... ?
<15> Hi guys, there is every time someone that talk to me in prv. How can i lock that?
<6> asg: Yeah, that works.. - But what if i would like to execute a command with in the dedicated server (console), like "newgame" - When i use the echo command, the command shows, but does not execute it-self..
<1> any: yes, you can get that info from grep-dctrl
<16> dvm1981: /ignore nick
<15> jbroome: Work that also for in private room. I not know from where are that guy...
<3> dvm1981: Yes.
<17> dvm1981: /ignore nick all <-- covers everything
<18> cast: how many lines of c would be required to encrypt or decrypt something with gpg?
<14> stew: ok, thanks
<15> jbroome, freeone3000 Gnea : Thanks :-)
<9> Karat3: probably not many if you use the gpg library functions instead of re-inventing the wheel
<18> asg: how many lines of c would be required to encrypt or decrypt something with gpg?
<19> i started my computer when computer start to load grub there comes error 17...what i can do? (i'm sorry about my bad english)...
<18> :)
<17> !tell Karat3 about repeat
<20> hi every one, i was trying to install the ipw2100 driver /module for my wireless card on a 2.6.8-2-686 kernel running debian an ibm x31. when I run module ***istance I get this message: Warning, /usr/src/kernel-source-2.6.8 seems to contain unconfigured kernel source! ....any clues please
<18> jaja
<1> Karat3: apt-get source gnupg
<17> Karat3: think you're funny?
<21> mango: get the kernel-headers package
<18> you think so?
<17> i asked you first.
<22> Karat3: the answer should be apparent from the gpg source, as folk have suggested
<9> Karat3: libcrypt-gpg-perl (for probably a much quicker way)
<23> How do I get my usb 6-in-1 card reader to see all the slots? It reads CF but not SD. I think it's the LUN problem.
<18> asg: true... but maybe i want to port it to a native app to run on non unix
<1> mango: as long as kernel-headers-2.6.8-2-686 is installed you can ignore that warning
<17> JohnP789: it's more likely there's some dust in there, or you're not using it right
<17> JohnP789: what method are you using to read the SD card?
<1> Karat3: then you are off-topic for this channel
<23> Gnea, Doubt it. It works on another Linux box. (Ubuntu)
<18> ok
<17> JohnP789: more to the point: are you plugging cards in before plugging it into the usb port itself, or are you trying to plug them in while it's plugged into the usb port?
<23> Gnea, I've tried it both ways. Both the CF LED and the SD LED come on when I plug in the cards.
<23> But, plugging in an SD card doesn't cause anything to show up in dmesg.
<17> JohnP789: yes, and how does linux react? what kernel are you running?
<1> JohnP789: does anything useful show up in dmesg or /var/log/syslog whne you plug in the cards?
<17> JohnP789: ok, but you want to plug the cards in first, then plug the reader into the usb slot
<17> JohnP789: it won't work if you plug them in while the reader is plugged into the port
<1> it wont?
<17> it won't.
<1> why not?
<9> Gnea: it's worked for me
<17> it must be the reader then
<1> i'd have to crack my case open to disconnect my cardreader
<17> it doesn't work for me
<17> i've tried 2 different readers
<24> hello,how do I setup an external monitor, am on laptop?
<1> works for me on 3 different readers
<20> Stew I think that the kernel package is installed , I can see it on synaptic package manager
<17> stew: we're talking usb here
<9> saad3000: generally, you plug the monitor in and toggle the LCD/CRT button
<9> Gnea: mine's usb
<23> OK. Tried putting in only the CF card, then plugging it in, then I see the CF card on LUN 0.
<24> asg: I did this,toogle thing, but nothing happened.
<17> JohnP789: sometimes it takes awhile for linux to see the rest of the cards
<1> mango: you should be good to go. note that you need to get firmware for your card from ipw220.sf.net and put it in /lib/firmware before its going to work
<9> saad3000: check tuxmobile.org for your model, it might not work for your laptop.
<1> Gnea: me too
<24> oke 10x
<17> like i'll plug mine in and it'll find the CF right away, but it takes a little longer to detect the SD
<17> but it always detects it, everytime
<1> Gnea: 2 of my cases have card readers that wire directly to the usb headers on the mb
<17> stew: i can unplug it and plug it into any computer
<20> stew: I do not have a directory under lib called firmware, but i have one under /usr/lib/hotplug/
<1> mango: yeah that works too
<25> the /usr/lib/hotplug dir is depreciated (I think?)
<17> i swear it must be the reader's chipset and the way the driver talks to it
<1> jnc: not in sarge
<25> ohh
<1> jnc: actually not at all
<20> Stew: But I get nothing on my wireless lan
<26> i need help with my video?
<17> because the kernel will detect that something new is there, but the new information isn't p***ed along
<25> it never worked for me with sarge
<17> thug_life: you do?
<20> stew: when I type iwconfig no wireless card is found
<26> i cant see no video online
<17> well that ****s
<25> i had to use /lib/firmware or the firmware was not usable at boot, may be due to my use of partitions though
<26> i know
<1> mango: modprobe -r ipw2200 ; modprobe ipw2200 ; and look at dmesg and see what it prints
<26> can u help me?
<17> !tell thug_life about ask
<1> jnc: yeah but hotplug runs after your partitions are mounted so that doesn't matter, if you are running udev then you need it on /
<17> thug_life: please ask appropriately, then you will be helped.
<23> If I put the SD card in the reader, then plug it into the USB port, the CF slot shows up in /proc/scsi/scsi but it's not mountable (since there's no CF card).
<23> /proc/scsi/scsi never shows more than on lun.
<23> s/on lun/one lun/
<17> JohnP789: but you do get 6 new /dev/sd* files?
<23> Gnea, my /dev/sd* aren't dynamic for some reason.
<1> JohnP789: do you run udev?
<27> ...
<2> stew: ok, now im back to where i started. it says: could not open font element path unix/:7000
<17> JohnP789: so what kernel version? cat /proc/version
<1> lopuz: what does "dpkg -l xfs | tail -1" print?
<17> ,,,
<23> 2.6.12
<27> any recommendations? :p
<23> (From Knoppix 4.0.2.)
<17> Eclipser: freshmeat.net
<10> if I install xorg 7 on my sid, it will broke my system?
<17> !knoppix
<11> Knoppix is _not_ Debian. Seek knoppix help in #knoppix. For those of you who don't know, knoppix is a livecd distro based on debian. It's useful as a rescue cd, to test hardware, and for situations where you have access to a computer but it doesn't run debian. http://www.knoppix.com/. Please go to #knoppix, or knoppix is no more debian than mandriva is redhat. don't forget to ask me about <Based On Debian>
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