On Tuesday 18 January 2005 15:24, Zácek Krystof wrote:
> Make sure you have permissions to WRITE to the CDROM device (something like
> /dev/cdrom or /dev/hdc or so). Best practice is assigning the cdrom group
> to this device, give it write permission and add users to this group.
??
Unless your
On Wed, Jan 19, 2005 at 10:17:51AM +0100, Anders Ellenshøj Andersen wrote:
> On Tuesday 18 January 2005 15:24, Zácek Krystof wrote:
> I still maintain that he is probably missing the 'eject' package. It's a
> simple thing to check, and it is often the cause of this problem. I have had
> it myself
On Wednesday 19 January 2005 11:12, Dirk Salva wrote:
> > I still maintain that he is probably missing the 'eject' package. It's a
> > simple thing to check, and it is often the cause of this problem. I have
> > had it myself plenty of times.
>
> Yes, I don´t have eject installed. But why is it not
Am Mittwoch, 19. Januar 2005 10:17 schrieb Anders Ellenshøj Andersen:
> I still maintain that he is probably missing the 'eject' package. It's
> a simple thing to check, and it is often the cause of this problem. I
> have had it myself plenty of times.
Hello Anders,
I surely have the eject packa
|
| Once all the upgrades were installed,
| I had to delete two files (knotify.eventsrc and knotifyrc)
| from ~/.kde/share/config.
|
| When I restarted kde I had system sounds back
| as a normal user. I hope this works for you, too.
Tim
Thanks for the suggestion
I've been runnin
Am Mittwoch, 19. Januar 2005 16:24 schrieb Cousin Stanley:
>However, I still can't play midi files,
>but haven't done much research as yet
>to try and solve the problem
If you use the alsa drivers, install the timidity package and configure it to
start the alsa sequencer slaves.
On Wednesday 19 January 2005 08:24 am, Cousin Stanley wrote:
> Tim
>
>Thanks for the suggestion
>
>I've been running Debian Sarge on an old Compaq box
>for about 6 months and although I've been able
>to play sound files through the various media players,
>this is the
Hi,
I am using Debian/Woody with the semi-official KDE3 packages. KDE version is
3.2.0, KMail is version 1.6.
Since this Friday, KMail opens and shows all mail previously received but
cannot fetch or send mail since it seems to have lost all the account
infos.
I looked in .kde/share/apps/kmail
This issue seems to affect korganizer, kaddressbook, kmail and possibly other
applications during a system crash.. We have seen everything from the file
name with hundreds of .backup extensions.. ie..
.backup.backup.backup.. ...
Also, what happens is that it blindly overwrites existing persona
Am Mittwoch 19 Januar 2005 17:58 schrieb Tim Folger:
> On Wednesday 19 January 2005 08:24 am, Cousin Stanley wrote:
...
> >However, I still can't play midi files,
> >but haven't done much research as yet
> >to try and solve the problem
...
> I'm glad it worked. Wish I could help wi
| Try this:
|
| http://timidity-docs.sourceforge.jp
|
| and go to TiMidity beginners' guide for Debian
|
| and let me know if it works for you.
Theo
I had found a midi guide specific to the esssolo1
on-board sound card that I have, but it is written
for alsa and I'm currently using OSS .
Am Mittwoch, 19. Januar 2005 20:43 schrieb Cousin Stanley:
>Currently using kernel 2.4.27, but some experiments
>here a few weeks back with kernel 2.6.8 were successful
>with alsa except for midi
>
>However, I probably didn't have alsa configured properly
Your sound card
Am Mittwoch, 19. Januar 2005 16:24 schrieb Cousin Stanley:
>>However, I still can't play midi files,
>>but haven't done much research as yet
>>to try and solve the problem
| If you use the alsa drivers, install the timidity package
| and configure it to start the alsa sequencer sla
Hi,
I have bought a laptop from Toshiba Model SM30-801 with a QWERTY keyboard ...
(I'm french, used to AZERTY), but no matter I want to use it in QWERTY ...
I have a problem ... I have defined in KDE to use the "US" keyboard (I have
tried several US/English definitions)... and choosed Toshiba k
On Wednesday 19 January 2005 23:51, Hervé Piedvache wrote:
> I have bought a laptop from Toshiba Model SM30-801 with a QWERTY
> keyboard ... (I'm french, used to AZERTY), but no matter I want to use
> it in QWERTY ...
>
> I have a problem ... I have defined in KDE to use the "US" keyboard (I
> have
Hello,
you can grab a konsole binary from here:
http://www.stud.uni-karlsruhe.de/~uhwe/konsole/
Please report to [EMAIL PROTECTED] whether this konsole has the bug fixed
and has no other sideeffects.
Also, be aware that this is, of course, a binary package by a complete
stranger. While I just
| http://timidity-docs.sourceforge.jp
|
| and go to TiMidity beginners' guide for Debian
|
| and let me know if it works for you.
Theo
I did manage to get timidity working
o Renamed /etc/timidity/freepats.cfg to timidity.cfg
o Changed paths in timidity.cfg to all .pat files
| Your sound card does _not_ have hardware midi.
|
| Timidity provides what the Windows driver also does :
| software midi support.
|
| Timidity also works with OSS but not transparently.
>> Unfortunately, I had net-connection problems with kernel 2.6
>> so resorted to kernel 2.4.27
| alsa
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