Hello Vitux, On 12-Apr-00, you wrote:
V> Hi There. V> I can't seem to get the cmos clock set doing: V> hwclock --set --date="foo/bar..." V> I figure maybe my compaq mobo has some strangeness in it's V> CMOS?? It's a EP 6350, PII/350, using (AFAIK) a proprietary V> compaq-bios. Could well be due to the Compaq mobo - I must have set up 50 EP series m/c's (M$ unfortunately) of various specs, and the previous range: DP2000 was worse. They do seem to be very proprietary and you have less trouble with more generic systems. V> Another question: V> When I'm surfing the 'net and run into a .ram file, Netscape V> wants to save it to disk, instead of playing it. It's V> supposed to be a soundfile, but I've never seen that V> particular format before. Is there a .ram-playing-util in V> Linux? V> Best Regards V> Vitux The .ram format is proprietary to Real Networks (I think) and they won't release the source. I think there was a recent thread here about the latest .ram player for Linux - I think it ended by concluding that it didn't work properly, but check the mailing list archive. Bye, LeeE -- http://www.spatial.freeserve.co.uk ...or something.