Re: [expert] sound card blues
mike montgomery wrote: > > Hey does anybody know the trick to get a cranky sound card to function?? > I upgraded from th 2.0.36 to the 2.2.5 kernel(using rpms) and have been > unable to get sndconfig to work. When linux boots the error I get is > "module failed too many dma's" .Under the 2.0.36 kernel sndconfig would You can get rid of this message by editing /etc/conf.modules and changing the part that reads: dma=x,y to read: dma=x dma16=y That should fix it up! Good luck! -- Steve Philp [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [expert] Install from CD-ISO
Le mar, 27 avr 1999, vous avez écrit : > Help! is all I can say. > > I d/l the ISO and burnt it fine. I can boot from CD made from ISO and write > boot floppy image. But when it comes to mount the CDROM for the install, I get > > "That CDROM device does not seem to contain a Mandrake CDROM" > > When I know fully that it does. What I was wondering, before I burn again, > is, I burned other apps and addons to a directory in the root of the CDROM > calls 'EXTRAS'. Would this have any effect on the detection of valid > Mandrake CDROM, or is it something else. I am running a P2-266, 64MB RAM, > Pioneer DR-A04S CDROM. I think your problem is that Windows didn't manage caps letters correctly, so try to burn without adding anything, then add a second session. Then this should be fine. > > Looking @ the syslog on tty3 I see the kernal recognises the CDROM, so am > dumbfounded. I have never had this problem before installing Linux on a > system. > > TIA > > > Regards > > Geoffrey Croxson > --- > Page me on the net http://wwp.mirabilis.com/1120068 > Senior Micro-Computing Support Officer Ph: 9514 1218 > Humanities and Social Sciences Fax:9514 1041 > University of Technology, Sydney [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Jose JORGE BU Mirail Université Toulouse 2 Tél : 05 61 50 40 59
[expert] sound card blues
Hey does anybody know the trick to get a cranky sound card to function?? I upgraded from th 2.0.36 to the 2.2.5 kernel(using rpms) and have been unable to get sndconfig to work. When linux boots the error I get is "module failed too many dma's" .Under the 2.0.36 kernel sndconfig would work well enough that I could play cd's but not mp3's or wav files. I downloaded the oss open sound system sound driver from http://www.4front-tech.com/ . The program is not free but you can download a free trial version of it. I installed it but I can't get it to work . I think part of the problem is that my computer is a laptop. Has anybody tried the oss program ? Any ideas that might help? "remember no matter where you go, thats where you are ." Buckaroo Bonzi.
[expert] Install from CD-ISO
Help! is all I can say. I d/l the ISO and burnt it fine. I can boot from CD made from ISO and write boot floppy image. But when it comes to mount the CDROM for the install, I get "That CDROM device does not seem to contain a Mandrake CDROM" When I know fully that it does. What I was wondering, before I burn again, is, I burned other apps and addons to a directory in the root of the CDROM calls 'EXTRAS'. Would this have any effect on the detection of valid Mandrake CDROM, or is it something else. I am running a P2-266, 64MB RAM, Pioneer DR-A04S CDROM. Looking @ the syslog on tty3 I see the kernal recognises the CDROM, so am dumbfounded. I have never had this problem before installing Linux on a system. TIA Regards Geoffrey Croxson --- Page me on the net http://wwp.mirabilis.com/1120068 Senior Micro-Computing Support Officer Ph: 9514 1218 Humanities and Social Sciences Fax:9514 1041 University of Technology, Sydney [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [expert] Very need your help!About Install
On Tue, Apr 27, 1999 at 11:05:15AM +0800, John l.yn wrote: > Hi : > We are newer to Linux Mandrake. We meet some trouble during install X-Windows >of Linux Mandrake. You really should have considered using the [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list. That's what the list is for. > The first one: > We cannt find the monitor driver of MAG XJ500T for Linux Mandrake. Just tell the Xconfigurator that you have a Custom Monitor, then fill in the information it asks for. That's what I do with my monitor. > The second one: > We cannt find the display card driver using Intel i740 AGP chips for Linux >Mandrake. They're on the CD in the apps/ directory (I think that's right). Either way, there are pointers to it on the Mandrake website. > Where can we get it? How to install it? Please give more details. There are installation instructions in the directory containing the X server. > We are very anxious. We are waiting for your respondence! Very thanks! You're welcome! Good luck! -- Steve Philp [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [expert] installing Enlightnment and other woes...
Gnome installs flawlessly. But those errors were enligntment *without* gnome. J-M On Mon, 26 Apr 1999, Jacques Le Marois wrote: > Date: Mon, 26 Apr 1999 17:26:16 +0200 > From: Jacques Le Marois <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: [expert] installing Enlightnment and other woes... > > Jean-Michel Dault wrote: > > > > Yup. At least with RedHat: > > > > [root@JM Gnome-primary]# rpm -i enlightenment-0.15.3-5.i386.rpm > > failed dependencies: > > libFnlib.so.0 is needed by enlightenment-0.15.3-5 > > libaudiofile.so.0 is needed by enlightenment-0.15.3-5 > > libesd.so.0 is needed by enlightenment-0.15.3-5 > > libttf.so.2 is needed by enlightenment-0.15.3-5 > > I didn't have problems with Gnome installation. I just do a rpm -Uvh *.rpm > of the whole Gnome RPM... > > Jacques. >
Re: [expert] installing Enlightnment and other woes...
Jean-Michel Dault wrote: > > Yup. At least with RedHat: > > [root@JM Gnome-primary]# rpm -i enlightenment-0.15.3-5.i386.rpm > failed dependencies: > libFnlib.so.0 is needed by enlightenment-0.15.3-5 > libaudiofile.so.0 is needed by enlightenment-0.15.3-5 > libesd.so.0 is needed by enlightenment-0.15.3-5 > libttf.so.2 is needed by enlightenment-0.15.3-5 I didn't have problems with Gnome installation. I just do a rpm -Uvh *.rpm of the whole Gnome RPM... Jacques.
Re: [expert] installing Enlightnment and other woes...
Yup. At least with RedHat: [root@JM Gnome-primary]# rpm -i enlightenment-0.15.3-5.i386.rpm failed dependencies: libFnlib.so.0 is needed by enlightenment-0.15.3-5 libaudiofile.so.0 is needed by enlightenment-0.15.3-5 libesd.so.0 is needed by enlightenment-0.15.3-5 libttf.so.2 is needed by enlightenment-0.15.3-5 [root@JM Gnome-primary]# > Jean-Michel Dault wrote: > > > > To install Enlightment, you need Gnome, at least the base libraries and > > apps. > > > > Are you /sure/ of this? I'm currently using Enlightenment w/ Gnome, but > I used to run Enlightenment DR 0.13 on a Debian 1.3 w/o Gnome at all. > Just needed the Imlib, I think. > Jean-Michel Dault [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [expert] installing Enlightnment and other woes...
Jean-Michel Dault wrote: > > To install Enlightment, you need Gnome, at least the base libraries and > apps. > Are you /sure/ of this? I'm currently using Enlightenment w/ Gnome, but I used to run Enlightenment DR 0.13 on a Debian 1.3 w/o Gnome at all. Just needed the Imlib, I think.
