May this song bring you peace in heaven!!!
Dear friends
by TRIPLANE
from the album DEAR FRIENDS (2006)
�日阳が沈むまで 泥まみれになりながら (每天当夕阳西沉,满身泥泞)
无邪�に过ごした日々も舍て难いけれど (虽然难舍天真烂漫的日子 )
梦见る仆が居てもそれはそれで仆だから (就是做梦,我还是我)
ジグソ�パズルみたいにはまってなくて良い (不用想拼图那样沉醉其中)
谁かの「Yes」が君にとって (就像别人的"YES")
「No」であるのと同じように (对你来说就是"NO")
いつだって自由なはずだから (总是自由自在)
明日 风が通り�けた时に (明日当风吹过 )
パズルが欠けていたとしても (即使拼图被吹离失散)
谁もそれを责めたりしないよ (我也不会怪罪谁 )
あの日梦见た仆らは 间违いじゃないと信じて (相信哪天做梦的我们没有错)
荒くうねる海原を渡って行ける (横渡惊涛骇浪的大海)
君の胸の痛みだって 仆らは知っているから (你心中之痛,我能明了)
もしも君がこの船を下りて违う世界に居たとしても (就算你下了这船,前往不同的世界)
最后にはきっと笑えるよ (也一定会笑到最后)
今でも仆らは梦を见ているよ (现在我们也在做梦)
托されたその想いも�せて (承载这被寄托的梦想)
荒れたこの海原を痛みと�って今日も行く (今天也要与惊骇大海作战)
约束が嘘にならないように (为不让约定成为谎言)
そしていつか (而且总有一天 )
仆らの船を下りた违う世界に居る君に (在我们下船后的不同世界)
完成したパズルを届けよう (送给你完成的拼图)
Saturday, July 07, 2007
Wednesday, May 09, 2007
5.1 ＝ Eating ＋ Working
今年五一的第一个主题是吃：人人有bg，天天有bg。
5.1 中午：阿四、savior、伟东等
5.1 晚上：老大，明海，晓佳，savior、伟东等
5.2 晚上：张翼、savior等
5.3 中午：张翼，savior等
5.3 晚上：张翼，kk，feng哥，肥仔，savior，mp等
5.4 中午：张翼，savior，mp等
5.4 晚上：张翼，savior，bbskill，张翼侄女等
其他省略...
第二个主题是工作：工作 ＝ 假期 － 吃
5.1 中午：阿四、savior、伟东等
5.1 晚上：老大，明海，晓佳，savior、伟东等
5.2 晚上：张翼、savior等
5.3 中午：张翼，savior等
5.3 晚上：张翼，kk，feng哥，肥仔，savior，mp等
5.4 中午：张翼，savior，mp等
5.4 晚上：张翼，savior，bbskill，张翼侄女等
其他省略...
第二个主题是工作：工作 ＝ 假期 － 吃
Friday, April 20, 2007
Debian on T60 (Configuration)
MAC address
To change the MAC address dynamically, input the following command under the shell:
$ ifconfig eth0 down
$ ifconfig eth0 hw ether XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX
$ ifconfig eth0 up
If it does not work, restart the networking service:
$ /etc/init.d/networking restart
To change the MAC address for ever, insert a line to the file /etc/network/interfaces after "iface eth0 inet static":
hwaddress ether XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX
X11
The simplest way to support ATI 1300 is using the fglrx driver. The driver is provided as native Debian packages from the non-free repository. The current version is 8.24.8.
Install the driver from Debian non-free:
$ apt-get install module-assistant fglrx-driver fglrx-kernel-src
Compile the kernel driver:
$ module-assistant prepare
$ module-assistant update
$ module-assistant a-i fglrx
Update the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file:
$ aticonfig --initial
Now restart X, or reboot for the driver changes to take effect.
Confirm that it worked, you should see the string "ATI" and "X1300":
$ fglrxinfoTime
Refer to "Setting System Time in Debian".
PC speaker
It is very annoying to hear a harsh beep sound every time I input something wrong under the shell. It is controlled by module named "pcspkr".
To disable the module dynamicaly:
$ rmmod pcspkr
To disable the module on the system startup, insert a line to the file /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist :
blacklist pcspkr
"Windows" key
To enable the "Windows" key in X system, insert a line to the file /etc/X11/xorg.conf within the keyboard section:
"XkbOptions" "altwin:superwin"
References
Debian Installation Guide
To change the MAC address dynamically, input the following command under the shell:
$ ifconfig eth0 down
$ ifconfig eth0 hw ether XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX
$ ifconfig eth0 up
If it does not work, restart the networking service:
$ /etc/init.d/networking restart
To change the MAC address for ever, insert a line to the file /etc/network/interfaces after "iface eth0 inet static":
hwaddress ether XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX
X11
The simplest way to support ATI 1300 is using the fglrx driver. The driver is provided as native Debian packages from the non-free repository. The current version is 8.24.8.
Install the driver from Debian non-free:
$ apt-get install module-assistant fglrx-driver fglrx-kernel-src
Compile the kernel driver:
$ module-assistant prepare
$ module-assistant update
$ module-assistant a-i fglrx
Update the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file:
$ aticonfig --initial
Now restart X, or reboot for the driver changes to take effect.
Confirm that it worked, you should see the string "ATI" and "X1300":
$ fglrxinfoTime
Refer to "Setting System Time in Debian".
PC speaker
It is very annoying to hear a harsh beep sound every time I input something wrong under the shell. It is controlled by module named "pcspkr".
To disable the module dynamicaly:
$ rmmod pcspkr
To disable the module on the system startup, insert a line to the file /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist :
blacklist pcspkr
"Windows" key
To enable the "Windows" key in X system, insert a line to the file /etc/X11/xorg.conf within the keyboard section:
"XkbOptions" "altwin:superwin"
References
Debian Installation Guide
Debian on T60 (Base System)
T60 Specification
To enable the dual boot (Debian GNU/Linux and Windows XP) and keep "ThinkVantage" button and Thinkpad Recovery and Rescure function available, the Master Boot Record (MBR) should not be overwritten. This leaves GRUB the only choice to be installed on Debian GNU/Linux root partition.
The dual boot will be implemented by Windows XP boot loader. An entry to launch the GRUB boot loader will be added to the Windows XP boot loader booting list. As soon as the GRUB boot loader is launched, it will handle the booting process of Debian GNU/Linux afterward.
Base System Installation
Debian on T60 from Stefan Bellon's Home Page
Linux on Laptops
- Intel Core Duo processor T2400 (1.83 GHz)
- Mobile Intel 945PM Express Chipset
- 2 GB RAM (DDR2)
- 80 GB SATA 5400 rpm hard disc
- ATI Mobility Radeon X1300 64 MB
- 14.1" XGA (1024x768) LCD
- CD-RW/DVD (Combo)
- V.92 56K modem
- Intel PRO/1000 Gigabit Ethernet
- Infrared port
- Bluetooth
- Intel PRO/Wireless 3945ABG (802.11a/b/g )
- Fingerprint reader
To enable the dual boot (Debian GNU/Linux and Windows XP) and keep "ThinkVantage" button and Thinkpad Recovery and Rescure function available, the Master Boot Record (MBR) should not be overwritten. This leaves GRUB the only choice to be installed on Debian GNU/Linux root partition.
The dual boot will be implemented by Windows XP boot loader. An entry to launch the GRUB boot loader will be added to the Windows XP boot loader booting list. As soon as the GRUB boot loader is launched, it will handle the booting process of Debian GNU/Linux afterward.
Base System Installation
- Download the lastest official netinst image for the stable release. Burn the downloaded iso to a CD.
- Boot up the computer using the install CD. Follow the installation steps. Most steps are easy and straightaway.
- On the partition step, after allocating the Debian root partition, remember to mark the partition bootable. (It seems like GRUB does not support ReiserFS file system, so the root partition can only be ext3 file system). Because GRUB can only be installed on bootable partition.
A side affect is that the Windows partition is not longer bootable (since only one partition can be bootable). As a result, neither Windows or Debian will be bootable after the installation. The solution is quite simple: after the installation, reboot the computer using the installer CD again and follow the install steps until the partition step. This time, mark the Windows partition back to bootable (must finish this step to confirm the change) then abort the installation. - On the GRUB install step, remember to install GRUB on the Debian root partition instead of the MBR.
- After the GRUB installation, we need to copy the installed GRUB (the first 512 bytes of the Debian root partition) to the Windows partition so that it can be called by WindowsXP boot loader. The Debian installer offers you the option to open a shell where you can do:
dd if=/dev/sda4 of=bootgrub.bin bs=512 count=1 - Now copy bootgrub.bin to some removable media or to some other computer via network for later on.
- When the whole installaion finishes, the Debian installer will prompt for a reboot. Remember to reboot with installer CD to make Windows partition bootable as explained before.
- Reboot into Windons XP, copy the bootgrub.bin file into C:\ and added the following line to C:\boot.ini:
C:\bootgrub.bin="Debian GNU/Linux"
Debian on T60 from Stefan Bellon's Home Page
Linux on Laptops
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