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Feb
26
revised Setting GTK2 theme for root
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Feb
26
asked Setting GTK2 theme for root
Feb
26
awarded  Commentator
Feb
26
comment ACPI conflicts with ACPI region SMRG
The only problem I have, is if the monitor goes to sleep, then it seem impossible to turn it back on, but I do not know if this problem is related to the error in dmesg.
Feb
26
asked ACPI conflicts with ACPI region SMRG
Feb
24
accepted Disabling Web camera
Feb
24
accepted Extract pitch information from audio file
Feb
24
awarded  Scholar
Feb
24
comment PPPoE reports network is down
There already is a line for auto eth0, the next line is iface eth0 inet manual. When I change manual to dhcp, durign startup, DHCPDISCOVER spends about a minute testing various ports and finally reports, "No DHCPOFFERS received." I do not think that my ISP uses DHCP.
Feb
24
accepted Software for visually building regular expressions?
Feb
23
accepted Using word wrap with mc
Feb
23
comment /etc/resolv.conf changes during reboot
I have not found the answer yet.
Feb
23
comment /etc/resolv.conf changes during reboot
My Internet connection does not use DHCP.
Feb
23
comment /etc/resolv.conf changes during reboot
I do not use GNOME, and I could not find any NetworkManager package anywhere in the apt database.
Feb
23
comment PPPoE reports network is down
According to this, after running pppoeconf, no logs were changed.
Feb
23
comment PPPoE reports network is down
The exact error is: /var/log/syslog:Feb 23 20:48:16 * pppd[*]: In file /etc/ppp/peers/provider: unrecognized option '/dev/modem'. Note that I don't use a provider file, but a dsl-provider file, so I do not know why it is looking for the wrong file.
Feb
23
comment PPPoE reports network is down
Is there any particular log which I should be checking? There are many logs, so I don't know how to find these.
Feb
23
comment PPPoE reports network is down
According to README.Debian, this should be used if you want to start the Internet during startup, which is not what I wish to do. Adding these lines results in an error during startup that /dev/modem was not found.
Feb
22
asked Securing a Debian installation for general home usage
Feb
22
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