x27;t refresh immediately in this program.
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vel borked?
Thanks
Tino Meinen
Apparently, high profile hackers get bitten by this too.
Michael Meeks' diary for today has this little comment in it:
* Up early, Owen explained .Xdefaults to me, apparently we set
some X resources now so, we don't use the defaults at all; apparently
using .Xresources instead is the right
On Wed, 2002-10-23 at 11:04, Miloslav Trmac wrote:
> On Tue, Oct 22, 2002 at 07:03:53PM +0200, Tino Meinen wrote:
> > During the process grep complained about this file:
> > /usr/include/gnome-xml/libxml
> > containing a recursive link:
> >
> > lrwxrwxrwx1
On Wed, 2002-10-23 at 14:52, Matthew Saltzman wrote:
> Redhat-config-sound appears to correctly configure my SB Live! Value and
> plays the samples. The entries in /etc/modules.conf are identical to what
> they were in RH7.3. Realplayer and mplayer both play sounds with no
> problem. But TuxRace
ways conveyed (Gconf perhaps) to
the system.
There is some strange things going on between the sound(server), the
mixer(s), and the sound-programs. Fascinating
--Tino Meinen
o card.
What kind of video card do you have, and what settings do you have in
xfree86-config. You could try out the vesa server and see if that makes
a difference.
Good luck
Tino Meinen
of the cd-player is a good omen.
Have you tried looking at the mixer level settings? (use
gnome-volume-control or kmix)
See if one of the controls is muted or the level is down to zero.
--Tino Meinen
tribution like Knoppix to boot into
linux and then mount the /dev/hda2 to see what is on it.
--Tino Meinen
n the above blurb from the release notes.
It really made me appreciate the all work that Keith (and others) have
done, and feeling that something big has been achieved.
I would like to have you write the release notes in future. :-)
--Tino Meinen
On Sun, 2002-11-10 at 18:11, Pavel Rozenboim wrote:
> When I run tuxracer in RH 8.0 I have no sound.
Known bug, just rebuild from the source rpm or use the source on the
tuxracer site.
That should do the trick.
Tino Meinen
according to the website.
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> wanting to uninstall the drivers.
I guess you're talking about kudzu here (instead of anaconda), but I
have the same problem with my Epson C80 here.
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o access the desktop, a quick click to get to the desktop would
> then be nice!
> Is there something like this out there some where?
Press Ctrl-Alt-d
pressing it again brings all windows back again.
You can find other keyboard shortcuts by going to the panel menu ->
Preferences -> Keyboard
On Fri, 2002-12-27 at 14:13, Squiz wrote:
> Ive got 1 x 20gb hd. the first partition was 100mb (/boot), the second
> is a 14gb (vfat) partition, the third and 4th are / and /swap. i was
> trying to get grub to work wen i think i installed grub to the vfat
> hd. Now whenever i boot using the windows
Can someone tell me if it is possible to add a windows partition to the
list of mountable partitions (displayed with the application:
usermount), using a graphical tool?
Or do I have to add id manually in /etc/fstab?
(I forgot to add it during the install)
Tino Meinen
On Wed, 2002-10-02 at 21:15, Andrew Mark Tze Liang Choong wrote:
> i lost the RHN applet. does anyone know how to get it back?
I lost it too.
I didn't find a way to get it back other than to delete the user or
reinstall redhat.
Good luck
Tino
to the other ports.
When I, however, add udp:ntp in the field for other ports, an error
message pops up saying the format is incorrect and that it should be
pot:protocol, port:protocol for example 1234:udp, 3456:tcp
does anyone know what I should fill in in this field?
--Tino Meinen
On Tue, 2002-10-08 at 19:01, Pete Peterson wrote:
> Well, if it wants "port:protocol", you want "123:udp" or "ntp:udp" if
> it recognizes names. You have interchanged the port (123/ntp) and the
> protocol (udp).
Thanks, filling in ntp:udp solved the problem.
The help-text was wrong apparently.
ide-scsi option while booting) DVD playback became very smooth.
So people having trouble with jerky DVD playback might have a look at
this aspect.
--Tino Meinen
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