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RTFM, where?

Recently a buddy on msn asked me a linux question, he just started linux so he had some problems getting stuff done. He downloaded an installer, he said, a .run, but he doesn’t know how to execute it....

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Reiser4 for 2.6.19

I found this patch: reiser4-for-2.6.19.patch.gz.

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(auto)mounting removable media as user

I’ve always been bothered by the fact that you need to be root to mount anything (like an usb stick). It can be solved a bit by setting up udev rules and putting a specific device in /etc/fstab, but...

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ati-drivers-8.33.6 for Gentoo

This is a slightly adjusted 25.3 ebuild that will give you the 8.33.6 ati-drivers for Gentoo. Yes, it’s dirty. They aren’t in the main tree yet because they are considered broken, although it works...

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Reiser4 for linux 2.6.20

reiser4-for-2.6.20-0.patch.gz Big fat warning, when hibernating using suspend2 it seems to corrupt some memory here and there. So don’t hibernate.

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The Filesystem Failed. Part I: introduction

The Filesystem (I’ll consider the Linux VFS as an example) has failed: Database storage is implemented on top of the Filesystem, because the Filesystem is incapable of serving the needs of relational...

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C&C 3 on Linux

I’ve got Command and Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars running on my Gentoo Linux installation with wine 0.9.34 by following the instructions here. I had to first install it on windows though, and copy the...

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Xgl with RandR 1.3 and Ati

You have to add Option "DesktopSetup" "single" to your ati’s Device section in xorg.conf otherwise Xgl will think you’ve got two screens if you’ve got two adapters even if you just use one (which is...

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Java crashing on xcb_xlib_unlock.

When Java applications crash on linux with xcb_xlib_unlock: Assertion `c->xlib.lock' failed you should upgrade to libxcb-1.1 and add LIBXCB_ALLOW_SLOPPY_LOCK=1 to the environment.

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Interrupting a select without a timeout

select is a POSIX syscall which allows you to wait on several different filedescriptors (including sockets) for the event that they won’t block on write; won’t block or read or are in error. This...

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