I got v2.1 drivers when they become available and everything works now (including network printing) ... still need to figure out scanning though
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I got v2.1 drivers when they become available and everything works now (including network printing) ... still need to figure out scanning though
Could it be that your hddtemp daemon dies (for whatever reason) in these 5 mins (I guess you can check is the daemon is running as well as to look into the daemon's log file)? Why not make hddtemp...
tried USB printing (the above was network printing) -- does not print with the same error message in var/log/cups/error_log
your imaginary friend, I'm struggling making my Canon D480 print on 64-bit 10.04. It installs ok, cups sends the file, but I'm getting this in /var/log/cups/error_log:
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${tcp_portmon 22 22 rip 0} / ${tcp_portmon 22 22 rhost 0} points to my router. Is this the correct behavior? Is it not supposed to give me the IP address/hostname all the way on the other end?
Yeah, but indicator-messages keeps leaking memory (and eating CPU). 9.15% of 4GB on my Karmic Koala @ uptime of 3d3h :(
What help is
${tcp_portmon 22 22 rip 0} / ${tcp_portmon 22 22 rhost 0}if it points to my router? Is it not supposed to give me the IP address/hostname all the way on the other end?
dmillerct, thanks. With your hints I was able to get much of my old setup back to working again. It turned out that I misremembered what the graphic/display problem was. For whatever reason conky...
Guys (and gals) ... I had my Linux box off for a while and then upgraded to 9.10. Immediately after the upgrade the bottom 20% of my conky output got shifted by a few pixels with respect to the rest...
Longest thread? Ha-ha-ha. Check this one out .. just as an example.
One a more serious note -- yes, the OP has, perhaps, lost some relevance (now that lm-sensors is a package and could be installed...
I'm suspecting Jaunty upgrade of hurting my RAID setup too ... I posted below in a different thread, but did not receive any responses ... guilty of cross-posting, but hoping someone here may spot...
Lumperhozen, try
sudo chmod u+s /usr/sbin/hddtemp or
sudo dpkg-reconfigure hddtemp (answering 'Y' to the relevant question).
I've got 4 320GB Seagate 7200.11 drives and have the following RAIDs (using mdadm) across them:
/dev/md0 /boot RAID0
/dev/md1 / RAID10
/dev/md2 /home RAID10
I'm monitoring the status of...
The instructions your linked to are for raidtools, so they would not go well with "while using mdadm" part of your request. I would locate mdadm specific instructions on how to accomplish what you...
Here's a thread that probably covers everything there is in conky. Below is a screenshot of mine.
What happens when you do
hddtemp /dev/sda in a terminal window? If the same things happens do
sudo dpkg-reconfigure hddtemp and answer 'yes' to the question about whether or not you want hddtemp...
The 'cut' command cuts (and outputs) the specified characters from the output of 'hddtemp'. This will give you the entire output of hddtemp:
${execpi 300 hddtemp /dev/sda}
This will drop the...
If the above is an excerpt from an actual xterm session, then the following should work in conky
${execpi 300 hddtemp /dev/sda | cut -c35-39}
I'm not using i7 965, but I read that:
1) many temp sensors return not the temp, but delta to critical temp. So, the reading is a function of how correctly the critical temp is set in the BIOS
2)...
Crinos512, I owed you a comeback on this (heavy CPU load when using weather template). I tried template thing again and did NOT see that outrageous CPU utilization I saw the first time. I did...
I've looked into disappearance of the gradient in my graphs. It seems that the gradient disappeared when I switched from
${cpugraph cpu1 32,356 000000 ffffff}
to
${cpugraph cpu1...
Both core1 and core2 bars seem to be showing the average CPU load. Perhaps you forgot the cpu1 cpu2 argument ...
GPU: ${execpi 5 nvidia-settings -q GPUCoreTemp -t}°C
.. so, there's no equivalent ati-settings/ati-tools, is there?
The screenshot I posted shows 40% utilization on both cores for a few mins and no sign of it going down. Again, the only thing I did was to change to using template (and the machine was not really...
Here they say that "Increasing the size of text_buffer_size can drastically reduce Conky's performance, but will allow for more text display per variable. The size of this buffer cannot be smaller...