Em Quarta, 31 de Maio de 2006 04:00, o Richard Green escreveu:
> I did another full update, which picked up kernel 2.6.15-23-686, so I tried
> it again. Got a bit further. I booted initially to a console prompt, where
> I only ran 'cat /proc/cpuinfo' to verify that I was indeed running an SMP
> ke
> What is your screensaver set as?
>
> ** Changed in: kubuntu-meta (Ubuntu)
>Status: Unconfirmed => Needs Info
I was using the clock screensaver but I also tried with some other
screensavers with the same result.
In the configuration screen if I use the test button everything is correct b
Richard, perhaps you are right in what concerns the ATI 7000 but that doesn't
explain why my system works flawlessly with the other distributions and only
fails with (K)Ubuntu. Oddly enough, now, even the plain 686 kernels don´t work
in my machine. I´ve tried all since I installed Dapper and the
Hi Richard,
I did the tests you asked and here are the results:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ lspci
:01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc Radeon RV100 QY
[Radeon 7000/VE]
I did the modifications you suggested and the 686 kernel runs ok in
console mode (it already did before withou
Ben,
what I want is to be able to run the 686 SMP kernel like I manage to do in
other dists and, while this issue is not solved, to be at least able to run the
686 non SMP kernel as I used to with Hoary and Breezy. Not only this hasn´t
been solved since Hoary but now I even don´t have the possi
Ben,
I will try the nosmp option on boot to see if at least I can run the 686 kernel.
I´ll let you know if it works.
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Richard,
Though I have some knowledge of C it´s not that deep so I can´t comment on
Paul´s patches.
I know 386 is the default kernel in many distributions but I´ve got used to
using the 686 because my first dist, years ago, was Mandrake and on install it
detected the kind of processor and insta
Ben,
Thanks for your info on kernel performance. Still, it just behaves as a 386
running at 3Ghz. What about other issues like special instructions and the
larger quantities of memory handling available in modern processors.
My old 386 system had a 80 Mb hard drive, my current system has a lot m
Yes Thomas, it's fixed, I managed to contact the university responsible for
the mirror and they fixed it.
Best regards,
A.R.Correia
> arcorreia, is it fixed for you now? Otherwise please tell me when it's
> fixed. Thanks.
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Computers are like air conditioners, they stop working properly if yo
Yes, enabling power saving makes the screensaver work but just for the current
session. When you reboot (I haven't tried with logout) the power saving
setting is lost and you must re-enable it again.
I've also found out that no matter what I do I can not change the frequency of
the monitor. It s
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