gt; Hi, > > The first place is the disk image: > > ftp://superant.com/pub/smalllinux/support-0.4.0 > > This has a few files. > > Then try: > > http://slackware.com/packages/ > > You can individually download one program at a time. They are in *.tgz > format. > > You need to ungzip and untar them. You want libc 5.0 not glibc 2.0 to > work with the small linux system. > > Good luck, tell me how it goes. > > Steve G.

You don't want to come up with modelines for all the modes you want to use, but want the driver to calculate apropriate timings on the fly.

A few simple steps after the compiling of the kernel, the modules, and the installation of the modules: Copy linux/System.map to your bootfile directory (eg. /boot), and rename this file to System.map-<kernel-version>. Copy linux/vmlinux to your bootfile directory, and rename this file to vmlinux-<kernel-version>. Reboot your machine. Ofcourse there are various ways of doing this, but this way works best for me. See also the questions about SILO in the section Booting of this FAQ.

If you are using older versions of the 386BSD family, you will need to add a line in your config file that looks like this: If you are using a more recent version (the division is pretty unclear about when the switch was made) and do not have any device-pseudo entries, you will need to add the line: Note: DDB as shipped originally is a memory hog, and it is very difficult to get a kernel small enough with enough fun things in it to debug in 640K Yes, this will happen on most architectures on the.

In the 2.6 kernel series, we switched from a PA-RISC-only PS/2 mouse/keyboard driver to the standard Linux kernel PS/2 mouse and keyboard drivers. Hence, in order to get your PS/2 mouse/keyboard, which is either directly connected to your system or via a HIL&PS2-HUB, to work you'll have to enable

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No. I don't know how to do this and most people don't use it anyway. You should really plug the receiver into a serial port and your mouse into the PS/2 port. If you don't have a PS/2 port then I'm sorry, you're out of luck. I would do this if I could, but X10 isn't sharing how it works and I don't have the time or motivation to decipher it myself.

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What about fault tolerance? If corruption occurs in the disk, or the computer is shut down improperly, we do not want to create more damage then if we were not encrypting the disk.

This can be determine by looking at the kernel boot log via dmesg. You should see a few lines related to perfmon. Something similar to: ... perfmon: version 1.0 (sampling format v1.0) IRQ 238 perfmon: 47 bits counters perfmon: 4 PMC/PMD pairs, 16 PMCs, 18 PMDs ... Another way, is by checking the existence of /proc/perfmon file. A third way is to look into /proc/interrupts to see if there is an interrupt (238) registered to perfmon. In the current 2.

The following Vim command should display 1: :echo exists('*system') In some Linux distributions (particularly Suse Linux), the default Vim installation is built without the support for the system() function. The taglist plugin uses the system() function to invoke the exuberant ctags utility. You need to rebuild Vim after enabling the support for the system() function. If you use the default build options, the system() function will be supported.

Both the PS/2 and USB protocols can be used to interact with a mouse device. The choice of implementation is up to the designer, and there are advantages and disadvantages to both. The PS/2 protocol is by far the simpler of the two protocols; it can be implemented in much less time and with less hardware resources. The USB protocol is more complex and requires a hardware component and a software driver.

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REW) First check if your card is detected at boot time. It usually is. Second see if you might need to configure something like modules.conf for your card. Third see if there is a file with the card name in the kernel sources. (e.g. you have a Buslogic card, and there is a buslogic.c file in the kernel sources, you're in luck.). Next, grep for the manufacturer name through ALL the kernel sources. And try the model number of your card.

None! All you need to do is to install a font with the required characters - AtheOS uses UTF-8 encoded unicode throughout.

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IBM. The 800-772-2227 (1-800-PS2-2227) is open 24 hours a day for warrantied systems; however; there is no PS/2 models still under warranty so you will have to use the 1-900-555-2582 number. They bill at $1.99 per minute the last time I called (10/27/98). Usually the staff is dead accurate and only rarely is misinformation handed out.

Of course. In versions of the CMS module before 0.4.8, you were required to have the GD library. In recent versions, the GD library is optional. Go to the CMS setup page, set the Enable the use of the graphic functions from the GD library to 0 and you are done. Just note that the automatic generation of images (in the stats page and in autoalbums) will be disabled.

Certainly. This is one of the goals of this project. However I do not have plans to not support any attempts to make it run natively in other platforms (see the next question)

There is currently only a tentative start for a bricolage debian package. The location of the package is http://people.debian.org/~erich/bricolage. To use this package, add the following line to your /etc/apt/sources.list file: deb http://people.debian.org/~erich/bricolage / of this writing, the package downloads and installs all necessary packages, but you still need to read through the instructions in /usr/share/doc/bricolage/README.Debian to setup a usable Bricolage installation.

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This is probably because the size has been set to 0 by kernel parameters at boot time. This could possibly be because of an overlooked LILO configuration file parameter: This was included in sample LILO configuration files in some older distributions, and was put there to override any previous kernel setting. If you have such a line, remove it. Note that if you attempt to use a ramdisk of 0 size, the behaviour can be unpredictable, and can result in kernel panics.

When restoring an SCO OSR5 system with the /stand filesystem, the /stand filesystem fails to mount right before it starts to restore the tape. Using Air-Bag and LONE-TAR Master Backup to restore to a NEW hard drive. They selected #4 from the Air-Bag menu, and everything went successful. Calendar server stopped abnormally, verifying calendar database.

run 'cat /proc/devices | grep "21 sg"' and see, if a line with 'sg' appears. If it does not appear, the current kernel is not able to use the generic_scsi interface. If you have generic SCSI support compiled as a module, see next question, otherwise you need to recompile the kernel and enable generic SCSI. You might try to use the 'cooked_ioctl' interface as a last resort, but then you need to supply a cdrom device with -D (like -D/dev/cdrom).

Linux uses a so-called "USB Manager", which does automatically loads kernel modules (drivers) for USB devices. It loads only drivers for devices that are present on the USB bus to reduce memory usage. Per default, the USB Manager does not come with the PenDrive preconfigured. However, you can easily configure the USB Manager to automatically recognize the PenDrive yourself. Just add the following to the configuration file, usbmgr.

The RDX USB device requires Mass Storage support, and support for USB 2.0 is recommended for maximum performance. Support for these features was available starting with Linux kernel 2.4.22. All Linux 2.6 kernels should support USB Mass Storage and USB 2.0. The RDX SATA device requires support for SATA ATAPI devices. SATA ATAPI support is available and enabled by default on distributions based on kernels 2.6.16 and later.