Edson Marquezani Filho wrote:
> On Sat, Jun 20, 2009 at 19:05, Federico Brega wrote:
>> I've got this issue too. I'd like to compile nvidia module following
>> the Debian way, so I use module-assistant to not install the nvidia
>> driver every time a switch to another kernel version.
>> Is there a
Alle domenica 21 giugno 2009, Edson Marquezani Filho ha scritto:
> On Sat, Jun 20, 2009 at 19:05, Federico Brega wrote:
> > I've got this issue too. I'd like to compile nvidia module following
> > the Debian way, so I use module-assistant to not install the nvidia
> > driver every time a switch to
Howdi,
I'm a bit clueless about some of this stuff, but I note that I'm
having a few problems getting things to work, and I'm not sure
which angle I should be approaching this from.
Unrelated to KDE4 - I see that starting jackd from the init.d script
doesn't work for me, but running jackd w
2009/6/21 jedd :
> If I don't run jackd before starting kde, then kde is fine, but
> running qjackctl fails to launch jackd. lsof suggests that knotify4
> and plasma are both using/locking the alsa device. They hint that
> it's a gstreamer thing (but I thought *that* was a gnome product) and
On Sun 2009-06-21, George Kiagiadakis wrote:
> This is a known problem. Phonon is an API which can have different
> backends. We currently ship two backends, phonon-backend-gstreamer
> and phonon-backend-xine. The xine one is the recommended and the one
> that works without problems. The gstreamer
On Воскресенье 21 июня 2009 14:50:43 jedd wrote:
> If I don't run jackd before starting kde, then kde is fine, but
> running qjackctl fails to launch jackd. lsof suggests that knotify4
> and plasma are both using/locking the alsa device. They hint that
> it's a gstreamer thing (but I thought
On Sun 2009-06-21, Nick Shaforostoff wrote:
> the only problem with xine I know is it waking up CPU too often,
> but that doesn't matter as long as you are not laptop user.
Thanks Nick .. happily this is on my desktop, so I'm not too
fussed about CPU usage there. My laptop (also KDE4) isn't
go
I was talking about switching kernel at boot time from GRUB, not when
installing a new one. If you just run NVIDIA installer you have only
one module so it has to be built again to work with a different
kernel.
Module assistant has been an option while my geforce wasn't in the 173
legacy drivers.
M
Federico Brega wrote:
> I was talking about switching kernel at boot time from GRUB, not when
> installing a new one. If you just run NVIDIA installer you have only
> one module so it has to be built again to work with a different
> kernel.
> Module assistant has been an option while my geforce was
Thanks, you've been very helpful.
Federico
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