Question of CONF?
Hi Friends
Please let me know:
1. How to do return delivery of goods receipt & service entry sheet between EBP to SUS in ECS,SRM5.0
2. How to cancel confirmation of goods receipt and service entry sheet between EBP to SUS
Regards
Renuka
Hi
To cancel a ses it can be done via ml81n alternatively this can also be done in srm via the cancel confirmation option.
hths
Saj
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Report errors and bugs to [email protected], please.
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I use laptop-mode-utils. It used to work right. Not sure what happened.
let me post the answers to the inevitable questions:
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Last edited by tladuke (2011-04-16 00:56:29)Since you're asking what it means:
That's the frequency range your processor is allowed to run at. I'm not sure about laptop-mode-utils but you (since I see "ondemand" as a the current governor) you can manually set it, depending on what you considered to be "working right" before (e.g. higher frequency, lower, etc). If laptop-mode-utils is controlling this, it might be using the "ondemand" governor to conserve power by setting it to a lower frequency if you're on battery instead of A/C, or something.
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2) What exactly is this domain name used for? I read the man page but still don't really understand it. Why do I need a domain name if I already have a working set of nameservers to resolve IP addresses?
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DAEMONS=(preload syslog-ng dbus acpid netfs alsa crond hal acpi-support fam stbd wicd gpm cups samba asusoled-clockd bluetooth transmissiond sshd)
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thanksadamruss wrote:
Inxsible wrote:
adamruss wrote:
i have a question about the deamon array in rc.conf, this is mine:
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(1) There is no "lo" in the model interfaces staza. I have never run a system on which ifconfig did not show a "lo". Do we omit it now for a reason which it would be helpful for me to understand?
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TIA
Last edited by perseus (2010-04-25 15:39:47)Many thanks.
Two answers within 5 minutes of posting. I love Arch.
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Does makepkg.conf dictate "make" behavior as well as "makepkg" behavior ?
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<yes, I did use the search on the forums... >
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