I’m using my stationary PC for building packages, so most of the time I’m accessing this server via SSH. Almost everything is working fine, except pinentry (curses) which isn’t asking for a password during repository signing. Fortunately, reprepro has option that you can pass in command line
Recently I wrote about extending existing VG in LVM by adding new external hard disk on USB. Basically I covered the topic fully, although today during installation of new kernel (2.6.39 from squeeze-backports) I encounter some errors. It took my awhile while I found out, that the most
Recently my brother gave me his old laptop (some Sony Vaio) and I decided, that I will make mini-shell-server from it. It actually works great this way, but I encounter small obstacle – it has only 80G hard disk. It’s hard to extend this disk inside, so the more straight
This is crash howto, so few important notes are needed: * You may and you probably will loose your data, so backup is highly recommended. * I’m assuming you have all needed tools to provide actions described below. * I’m also assuming, that you have basic knowledge of Linux command line
If you want to check if there’s and RFP or ITP bug reported on https://www.debian.org/devel/wnpp, you may simply install devscripts and type: wnpp-check $name
I'm a custom kernel user, more precisely I use zen kernel and my own config, based on one provided by kernel-seeds. It doesn't matter, the point is I've got Wacom Bamboo Pen CTL-460, which works pretty good with my Debian GNU/Linux. I used