Guys,
One other issue I am having with the box after the kernel update is that compiz
whitescreens now. (that usually means a driver wasn't recompiled, but this is
with the stock xf86-video-ati package). Compiz starts just fine, I get the
splash screen, but everything is white. I have had that
Guys,
I need help recovering from a failure to boot. I updated the kernel to
kernel26-2.6.34.1-1 and booted once without issue. I then just configured
kdemod3 a bit and went to reboot and now the boot process sticks at the message:
"Setting Console to UTF-8 Mode"
Huh?
I tried the f
2010/7/10 bardo
> 2010/7/10 Rafael Beraldo :
> > I just tested the microphone in Audacity (I think it uses ALSA, doesn't
> > it?). It works pretty well!
>
> It uses what it's told to, I don't remember what the default is as I
> change it pretty frequently. Check the input source preferences.
>
>
2010/7/10 Rafael Beraldo :
> I just tested the microphone in Audacity (I think it uses ALSA, doesn't
> it?). It works pretty well!
It uses what it's told to, I don't remember what the default is as I
change it pretty frequently. Check the input source preferences.
> I'm sorry I'm not used to mail
2010/7/10 bardo
>
> So this doesn't seem to be a kernel problem... As far as I know Skype
> uses OSS (or, rather, ALSA's OSS emulation). You could try different
> drivers in your media player and understand if the problem lies here.
I just tested the microphone in Audacity (I think it uses ALSA,
2010/7/10 Rafael Beraldo :
> In my old laptop, every time I blew the (parallel) microphone, it could hear
> it. It doesn't happen with my 1201N and then I assumed that the mic wasn't
> working at all. For some reason, however, I tested it yesterday on Skype
> test call and --- surprisingly --- it w
Hi,
Today I found that I need to add the +s flag to /usr/bin/wodim to be
able to burn CDs. In the past I did not think this was the case. I have
hal running still and my user is a member of the optical group. I last
updated this morning. I'm running testing on x86_64 in case that makes a
dif
Hello Corrado.
In my old laptop, every time I blew the (parallel) microphone, it could hear
it. It doesn't happen with my 1201N and then I assumed that the mic wasn't
working at all. For some reason, however, I tested it yesterday on Skype
test call and --- surprisingly --- it worked. So this is i
2010/7/9 Rafael Beraldo :
> Hi,
>
> I bought a Asus 1201N and installed Arch on it. Sound (a nVidia MCP79) works
> but I think sound is too low. I've set everything in alsamixer to 100% and
> even with a headphone it is still low. Although I can hear it well, I think
> this netbook can amplificate
On 07/09/2010 04:22 PM, Xiaochen Gao wrote:
Dear All,
Sorry for the spam.
I am new to this list and I'm fairly new to Arch Linux. I encountered a
problem when I tried to install and use Arch Linux 2010.05. It seems to
be: if modules auto-load is set to yes or I manually set i915 to load in
rc.c
On Sat, Jul 10, 2010 at 1:59 PM, Evangelos Foutras wrote:
> On Sat, Jul 10, 2010 at 7:01 AM, Jordan Windsor wrote:
>> I'm unable to get rsync to handle a particular directory which
>> contains spaces within its name.
>> Here's the command I run and the output:
>>
>> [jor...@archpc Program Files]$
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