if you are using gnome, there is a procedure that kills apps that take too long
to start up. so if oo takes too long it may get killed. you can fix this by
editing the soffice script ~/OpenOffice.org1.0.1/soffice . all you have to do
is put this line at the top of the script:
unset
eject /cdrom
eject: unable to open '/dev/cdrom'
you could try
eject /cdrom -v
the -v switch will describe in detail all the steps performed to eject
the device.
if it doesn't work, you have to add to /etc/fstab the correct device for
your cd drive, mine is
/dev/hdb /cdrom
Hi all,
Watching a DVD works using ogle on my 700 MHz Ibook, ogle displays an
average of 17fps which is OK for the still scenes, and a little weak for
the screen travellings.
Anyway here's the problem. after having suspended the ibook, on wake up,
the playback works very slowly with a lot
I've been having some problems getting X to start on
my biege G3. The video card is an ATI Mach64 Turbo (I
think), but the driver ati isn't working for it.
I've also tried ati/atimisc, atimisc, and vga,
but none of them work. I should mention that I
haven't entered the busid or chipset in the
On Sam, 2002-11-23 at 17:29, Nathan S. wrote:
I've been having some problems getting X to start on
my biege G3. The video card is an ATI Mach64 Turbo (I
think), but the driver ati isn't working for it.
I've also tried ati/atimisc, atimisc, and vga,
but none of them work. I should mention
Watching a DVD works using ogle on my 700 MHz Ibook, ogle displays an
average of 17fps which is OK for the still scenes, and a little weak for
the screen travellings.
Anyway here's the problem. after having suspended the ibook, on wake up,
the playback works very slowly with a lot of
OoO Lors de la soirée naissante du samedi 23 novembre 2002, vers
18:02, Marc Menem [EMAIL PROTECTED] disait:
I have a clue, it seems that dma usage is not restored on wakeup:
How do I restore dma parameters on wake up ?
after wake up
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ sudo hdparm /dev/hdb
Since you may
Hello
I can't play audio cd's in my tibook. how can i fix this?
i've tried xmms - play file - /dev/cdrom and /dev/hdc . no luck.
i've got:
powerbook g4 400
debian testing
2.4.18newpmac (building a benh right now!)
charlie mingus cd that i just bought and can't listen to on my normal cd
hi.
i got a ibook dual usb 500mhz and i try to make it stay turned on while the
lid is closed (with the pmud -k option), but after exactly 4 minutes with
the lid closed it automatically shuts down.
i stopped pmud and pbbuttonsd and the same thing happened, so i think its
something to do with the
Wow. Fun. Of course, it turned out that I was wrong, and it was a dead
drive. The errors started showing up in MacOS a couple of days later.
-Josiah
On Wed, 20 Nov 2002, Albert D. Cahalan wrote:
end_request: I/O error, dev 03:03 (hda), sector 1869542
hda: read_intr: status=0x59 {
mozilla-snapshot 0.0.20021112.18.trunk-1 was the last working for me.
The latest 0.0.20021120.09.trunk-1 fails silently to start.
Is it the same for all powerpc users?
Christophe
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Ce que
OoO Lors de la soirée naissante du samedi 23 novembre 2002, vers
18:42, Matthew Yee-King [EMAIL PROTECTED] disait:
I can't play audio cd's in my tibook. how can i fix this?
The classic audio cable which links cd player to sound card is missing
: you cannot read cd audio the classical way. You
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