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I have 2 GB memory in my X1000, but whenever the system reaches 400-something free, I get an out of memory alert, and cannot open any more windows. Why is that ?

Mostly means, that det '.' key on the numerical keyboard hangs. But anyway, who uses that part of the keyboard nowadays, except if you work in a bank? ;) Now, the drunken bastard has the model number A1243 and the EMC no. 2171. It is apparently made in 2007 (judging from the very very small text at ...

@nbache

Are you implying, that I misspell a lot? Hrmf!

Dried the drunken bastard off on the radiator, and now it seems to work again. Well, at least mostly...

Accidentally killed my mac keyboard yesterday with a mix of clumsiness, tipsy and a perfectly good glass of scoth... Wonder if my insurance covers "easy living"... :-/

Apparently I am not able to have the kernel recognize my SATA drives unless I specify "-nousb" on the CFE command line. Is there an explanation for this?

Also for some reason I seem to not be able to use my standard wired mac keybioard in linux. It works perfectly well with AmigaOS.

Ok, I tried the MintPPC netinstall iso, and was able to run the installer. But I have the same problem as with Squeeze, that it complains. that it cannot find the root device. I noticed in another thread, that people mentioned a problem when using a partition number > 5 for the root. Is there a solu...

@xenic

Hmm, I can see that. But how do you then explain the example I gave? And why is it impossible to move a link in any other way than moving its parent directory? Such behavior I can only interpret as "lack of functionality", because nothing is gained by removing this feature. Or is it?

@Niels Look at the last example I gave (no. 10) with "ln -s"). Filer shows the linked file to be "RAM:lib///lib/test.txt", which would be very illogical, if Filer was constructing the path itself. This, and also the fact, that it shows this information for a link that points nowh...

@xenic I am positive. Try using "Filer" to view your files. In the file comments it will show the complete path to "myfile". Another irritating problem is caused by the same non-relative paradigm: 1) cd ram: 2) mkdir lib 3) echo >lib/test.txt "hello" 4) mkdir src 5) cd ...

@tonyw As colin states, something has indeed changed, namely the way the link makes its reference: On FFS: possible relative path On SFS: always absolute path The reason this is problematic is, that the SFS behavior doesn't mimic the behavior of other operating systems. Qmake works with the same cod...