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Thanks for your advices! My PC is almost 14 years old, I'm not sure if TPM was already then available. Desktop System: Hewlett-Packard product: HP Compaq Elite 8300 CMT Mobo: Hewlett-Packard model: 3396 serial: <filter> UEFI: Hewlett-Packard v: K01 v02.05 date: 05/07/2012 CPU: Info: quad core model:...

harritapio

hello, about two days ago my computer started to wait during boot abt. 1'30sec and on display is a text; reached target time-set dev tpmrm0 time-set start running after some minutes the boot continues and computer starts as usual. I wonder if I should do something because of this delay, or just wait...

harritapio

Thanks for your message!

I sent default settings from localhost to printer and was able to fix the printer settings problem.

harritapio

My laser printer Oki C332, does not anymore print A4 pages in full size. All pages get now printed downscaled to ½ size, two pages printed side by side on one page. I have made this type of printouts before in purpose by adjusting the printer settings, but now printer settings are for full scale. I ...

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I tested also the 64-bit version but unfortunately with same result - kernel panic. These are the last rows on boot screen before freeze (from phone picture) Modules linked in: CR2: 00000000f782b000 ---[ end trace 53cf4a01479c5b58 ]--- EIP: acpi_ex_system_memory_space_handler+0x1ab/0x207 Code: 26 83...

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I have an old HPCompaq dc5800 Microtower (4GB ram, 240GB ssd) which was working correctly with debian stretch (stable) with Mate desktop (latest kernel 4.9.0-11-686-pae). After upgrading from stretch to buster it won't start anymore, kernel panic message is on screen and everything is freezed. But i...

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(The old netbook is supposedly 64-bit capable but I've never had a 64-bit version installed on it before). My computer is pentium dual core with 2G Ram from 2008 and therefore I have always before also installed 32bit version of debian. Now when I as last resort installed 64bit version of debian 9,...

harritapio

Problem disappeared when I made a 64bit installation of debian 9.0.0 with gnome desktop!

harritapio

from /var/log/messages logfile after failed libreoffice writer start:

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Jun 23 09:34:16 debian-p5 gnome-terminal-[5112]: Allocating size to GtkScrollbar 0x80482240 without calling gtk_widget_get_preferred_width/height(). How does the code know the size to allocate?

harritapio

ok, I purged libreoffice and renamed libreoffice folder in .config directory. After that apt-get install libreoffice. Now when I type in terminal: harri@debian-p5:~$ libreoffice harri@debian-p5:~$ LibreOffice Main 5 screen opens in the display. when I then select "Writer Document" from lef...

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when I try to start the writer - no output at all. LibreOffice 5 splash screen opens in the middle of display for a short while, nothing else happens.

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harri@debian-p5:~$ libreoffice --writer
harri@debian-p5:~$

harritapio

I get a long list of text. unfortunately I can not interpret it. harri@debian-p5:~$ libreoffice (soffice:20828): GLib-GObject-WARNING **: /build/glib2.0-YYXhFA/glib2.0-2.50.3/./gobject/gsignal.c:3492: signal name 'selection_changed' is invalid for instance '0x8117dc80' of type 'OOoAtkObjCompTxt' ***...

harritapio

I have a clean installation of debian 9 (stable) with gnome desktop. For some reason libreoffice writer does not start at all - no error message.
Any advice how to get it working is welcome!

I decided to make a 64bit installation from debian 9 and the problem disappeared!

harritapio

hello,
no output, only LibreOffice Writer window in the middle of display opens for short while

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harri@debian-p5:~$ libreoffice --writer
harri@debian-p5:~$

harritapio

I have a clean installation of debian 9.0 (stable) with Gnome desktop. Always when I click on LibreOffice Writer or Base icon on toolbar, LibreOffice 5 window opens in the middle of display for few seconds and on top bar LibreOffice Writer text is visible about 15 sec. There is no error message to b...

harritapio

Thanks for your reply!

Yes, I have tested unmount and the connection can be closed on that way. It's not the cleanest method but it works.

Hopefully on stretch this item is solved better.

harritapio

Hello,
I'm using nautilus ftp connection to make small changes on web-server pages. I have not found a method to close the ftp connection after modifications except by closing the user session.

My computer is running with debian stable / Gnome desktop.

Any advice is welcome!

harritapio

Good news, I got it working on server!

I used the info you told on previous message and the response from server is ok. I must use .shtml files for SSI but that's ok.

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<!--#include virtual

was false

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<!--#include

is the way to go.

Thank you for your advice!

harritapio

Ok, I will try to explain more. I'm testing new web pages on my local computer (debian jessie stable) before loading them to the server. Localhost is working correctly, and as a matter of fact I can test all pages already now. With SSI I thought to include e.g. standard header/footer to the pages <!...

harritapio

Yes, I have been there and done the modifications. Unfortunately SSI does not give any response!

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