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    Sysctl Brightness

    Forgot to mention that the script being called by sys daemons, you'll have to give them the right to access your X display, that is (though you will remember that when you push your brighten-up/down buttons and see nothing happening...�e ): # Log into your CLI, then [~user]$ xhost +...
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    Sysctl Brightness

    Sysctl brightness all-in-one draft solution I was able to produce the following working solution : Though this solution now enables a perfect handling of my ThinkPad R61i brightness-up/brightness-down buttons, it will need to be tested and tuned against different hardware. 1)First...
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    glabel over gjournal

    Thanks Phoenix for your input. I have used several times glabel and gjournal, but so far never together, whence my initial post after noticing that glabeling my journaled FS crashed my journal! Based on my experience with labeling, which never led to any trouble, my understanding was that...
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    glabel over gjournal

    Hi there, I might be missing something but I have not yet figured out how to use glabel on a gjournal'd UFS file system, since both seem to be fighting against each other for possession of the last sector of the disk slice or partition. In fact, this post is raised after I made what appears to...
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    Bug? Bash [ -x <file> ] always returns true as root

    I'm sorry, but not quite sure about what you really mean with your statement. So, no I did not trade my favorite root shell (bash) in /etc/passwd for /usr/bin/true ;), and no I did not write my own root shell (I love Bash as it is). Anyway, one fellow answered and put me on the right track...
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    Bug? Bash [ -x <file> ] always returns true as root

    Hi everybody, I got recently aware of a strange behavior under bash as root: file operation -x always return true, no matter what. Could not find anything related in this forum. For instance: # touch foo && chmod a-x foo && [ -x foo ] && echo "Foo is executable." && rm foo Foo is excutable[/I]...
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    KDE very un responsive

    Thanks wblock. xorg.conf Section "ServerLayout" Identifier "X.org Configured" Screen 0 "Screen0" 0 0 InputDevice "Mouse0" "CorePointer" InputDevice "Keyboard0" "CoreKeyboard" # If mouse auto detect does not work, enable the following...
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    FreeBSD 8.1-STABLE GENERIC kernels hang

    I have been using FreeBSD for many years, on many i386 32bits platforms, from servers, to workstations, to laptops, and I have learnt my way through kernel customization. But things have gone kind of wierd for the last year since I moved my laptop (a Lenovo R61I / Intel Pentium Dual CPU T2310...
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    KDE very un responsive

    Hi Forum, I'm using KDE 4-4.4.5_1 (as a package, not as a custom compiled port) under FreeBSD 8.1-STABLE (Sun Oct 31 15:06:27 CET 2010 - GENERIC - i386) on a Lenovo R61i laptop computer (Intel Pentium Dual CPU T2310 @ 1.46GHz - 686 class CPU). The computer came with 1GB of RAM. I...
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