Fedora 13 on Laptop HP Pavilion dv4 !
by Phan Quoc Hien
Hi!
I'm installed Fedora13 on my laptop hp dv4t-1500. But every boot
time...kernel dump...when it boot successfully...Wifi card only connect
success to AP with WEP key auth...WPA2 it failed...Any have exp it HP
Pavilion series? please help me...Thanks!
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Best regards,
Mr.Hien
E-mail: phanquochien(a)gmail.com
Website: www.mrhien.info
13 years, 6 months
Python learning
by Zoltan Hoppar
I have up to learn python language, but as far as I know - didn't saw
any IDE, or editor with directly supports it. I would like to ease my
learning curve, and I thought to makes easier to see the stucture, and
the code. Maybe later on I would like to play with glade, but now - if
anyone has good advices - I'm open to anything.
Thanks,
Zoltan
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13 years, 6 months
NEW to 'Fedora 13'
by jeff breibart
Hello!
Just bought a used lap-top (-for our child) which has the 'Fedora 13' OS
installed.
(-the presence of LINUX was a positive influence in our decision to buy this
lap-top)
Unfortunately, my knowledge/familiarity with anything other than MS XP is:
ZERO !
After our purchase, I attempted to explore (its) "functionality";
as a result, I, inadvertently: a) eliminated some of the 'icons', and,
b) cannot 'access' the Internet !
HELP !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
13 years, 6 months
VirtualBox, USB, Droid & F12
by Greg Woods
I'm trying to sync my Droid phone with a Windows application. Doesn't
sound like a Fedora issue at first, but read on.
I've got two machines with the same motherboard and CPU, but otherwise
not identical hardware. Both are running Windows 7 virtual machines
under VirtualBox 3.2.10, latest version downloaded from virtualbox.org.
Both are running Fedora 12.
On one, everything works just fine. On the other, the Motorola USB
device is greyed out and I cannot connect it to the virtual machine. The
Droid is plugged in while configured for "Charge Only", but on both
machines dmesg shows that it is detected as a Mass Storage device and it
is configured as a disk (but not actually mounted). On the one that
works, I can then select it in the Devices -> USB Devices menu in
VirtualBox and it works just fine on the Windows 7 VM. On the other, it
is greyed out and listed as Not Available. Obviously, something in the
host OS (Fedora 12) has claimed it but I cannot for the life of me
figure out what. This situation persists even if I rmmod the usb-storage
module. In that case, "usbview" shows the Motorola device in red
(meaning it has no driver). But it is still greyed out in VirtualBox.
Is there any way to find out what it is that is claiming this device?
That is the crucial first step to solving this problem.
Thanks,
--Greg
13 years, 6 months
texlive 2010 and italian hyphenation
by Walter Cazzola
Dear all,
I've a full version of texlive 2010 installed (more than 3000 packages)
but only the English hyphenation is loaded and I can't find how to load
also the rules for other languages (Italian in particular).
Normally I do that from texconfig (hyphenation menu) but now it says:
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texconfig hyphen is no longer supported, because manual edits of
language.dat (or language.def) will be overwritten by the new TeX Live
package manager, tlmgr, which regenerates those configuration files as
needed upon package changes. Thus, to add or remove hyphenation
patterns, the recommended method is to use tlmgr to add or remove the
appropriate package.
If you need to make manual additions, you can edit the files
language-local.dat and language-local.def under TEXMFLOCAL. Further
information with tlmgr --help and at
http://tug.org/texlive/tlmgr.html.
Exiting.
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Unfortunately the yum version of texlive 2010 removed tlmgr and "yum
provides language-local.\*" doesn't provide any result. So I suppose
they are not installed as well.
The problem is known and on the fedoraproject wiki related to texlive
(http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Talk:Features/TeXLive#hyphenation) you read:
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The hyphenation for other languages than english is still not working
(similarly to TL2009 in F12) unless the config is modified manually.
Simply installing the required packages still produces the result
below even though all the hyphenation pattern files exist under
/usr/share/... :
Babel v3.8l and hyphenation patterns for english, dumylang,
nohyphenation, loaded.
The issue seems to have been fixed in the latest TL2010-update.
Thanks. --Piksi 15:37, 27 August 2010 (UTC)
This is no more an issue with the latest packages, is it? --jnovy
09:09, 09 October 2010 (UTC)
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That seems they know the problem and this is not an issue anymore but I
keep my fedora13 up to date but almost 2 months later than the fix my
problem still persists.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks for the help
Walter
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13 years, 6 months
UUID
by Patrick Dupre
Hello,
There is probably a tool to change the mounting point of the /etc/fstab
file to UUID automatically ?
Thank.
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13 years, 6 months
Ksplice doesn't quite eliminate rebooting
by Robert G. (Doc) Savage
I installed Ksplice and its Uptrack Manager on my 32-bit and 64-bit F13
laptops about a month ago during the last big kernel vulnerability flap.
My objective was to become more familiar with Ksplice before investing
in it for several RHEL servers.
Yesterday the Ksplice icon in the upper toolbar indicated new updates
were available. Specifically, there was a patch for CVE-2010-3432
"Remote denial of service vulnerability in SCTP" plus one other
involving garbage data on the kernel stack when handling signals (no
CVE).
Before running Ksplice Uptrack Manager I ran 'uname' to check the
running kernel version:
$ uname -a
Linux localhost@localdomain 2.6.34.7-56.fc13.i686.PAE #1 SMP Wed Sep 15
03:27:15 UTC 2010 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
This did not change after running KUM. The contents of /etc/grub.conf
were also unchanged. It appears that Ksplice had updated only the code
running in RAM. To test this hypothesis, I rebooted the laptop. After
reboot, the Ksplice icon was in its normal state. When clicked it
reported the two installed updates, but neither /etc/grub.conf nor the
output of uname had changed.
So... Ksplice appears to fulfill its promise to keep a system updated,
but it does so dynamically in a way that will require changes in most
configuration management auditing processes. Tools that check the RPM
database won't work because neither rpm nor yum are used to apply
Ksplice updates. The output of uname won't change until I apply standard
update patches and reboot into a new kernel.
I must still run 'yum update' to apply kernel and other patches that
required rebooting before Ksplice. With Ksplice I don't actually have to
reboot after running 'yum update' because its dynamic patching mechanism
alters the running kernel on-the-fly, but my auditing and configuration
management tools can't correctly determine the system state. Before
those can work again I must still schedule downtime for a reboot.
The bottom line appears to be that Ksplice can dynamically patch a
system and allow uninterrupted operation indefinitely. It does so in a
way that invalidates auditing tools that are not Ksplice-aware.
--Doc Savage
Fairview Heights, IL
13 years, 6 months
change service order
by mike lan
Hello
I would like change order of a service before network service starts, I've
done this years ago, I can't remember how.
thanks
13 years, 6 months
More on DNS issue
by Joe Zeff
OK, I've now rebooted, and the problem manifested again. No surprise.
Checking, both ifcfg-eth0 and ifcfg-lo have the proper DNS in them but
resolf.conf claims they don't.
[root@khorlia etc]# ls -l resolv.conf
-rw-r--r--. 2 root root 317 Oct 23 17:53 resolv.conf
[root@khorlia network-scripts]# ls -l ifcfg*
-rw-r--r--. 8 root root 343 Oct 15 00:51 ifcfg-eth0
-rw-r--r--. 1 root root 293 Sep 15 12:30 ifcfg-lo
Neither of them has changed recently, as you can see and resolv.conf was
rebuilt at boot. Any ideas?
13 years, 6 months
suspend broken again
by PaulCartwright
after the latest kernel update, it seems suspend is broken again, at
least on my laptop system..
# uname -r
2.6.34.7-61.fc13.i686
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Paul Cartwright
Registered Linux user # 367800
13 years, 6 months