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Thomas and Mark,
I have indeed the problems your describing,
I have removed the OSS line from the wine config and StarCraft start up
now, but no keyboard.
I'm going to dig around next weekend.
Again thanks all
Op zo 28-12-2003, om 14:52 schreef Thomas Richards:
My roommate in colleg
My roommate in college was messing with doing the same thing. I do not
know specifics, but I can tell you about what he did to get it to work.
His setup was a dual boot, so Starcraft was already installed on his
windows drive. Whenever he started the program he never had sound and
no keyboar
whatever the latest is on the emerge tree. Yesterday.
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What kernel version are you using? and bootloader?
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I would like to thank all of you for your input :) Its things like
this that make Gentoo so great. Do to shipping errors, i wont have my
new case for atleast another couple of days. So its just that much
longer until I can actually get my system up.
home and a / partition. Any
suggestion on why I should use JFS over ext3 or vice versa?
Tom
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I didnt know about LVM before, it looks very interesting. I think I'm
going to try it out.
Tom
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omething set up once, I dont
want to go back and have to resize partitions. Thats why I'm
overestimating the size of my partitions, to allow room for future
storage.
Thank You
Thomas Richards
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If its wireless, check out http://www.linux-wlan.org/docs/wlan_adapters.html
It has a really good list of all the chipsets used in wireless cards.
Just look up your model number, and if you need any help just reply :)
Tom
Hi anyone - Are there any drivers / modules on Gentoo to support wireless
I just looked up the card on
http://www.linux-wlan.org/docs/wlan_adapters.html
According to that its a Broadcom card, atleast it thinks it is. In that
case you need to install a program called DriverLoader that wraps the
windows driver for us in linux, since broadcom doesnt want to release
spe
Donnie Berkholz wrote:
On Thu, 2003-12-04 at 18:01, Thomas Richards wrote:
Yea, I mean gdm. After I fight with it awhile switching terminals i can
get back to it and i can kill the process, anyway to stop it from
restarting?
Why not just startx and set XSESSION="Gnome"
Yea, I mean gdm. After I fight with it awhile switching terminals i can
get back to it and i can kill the process, anyway to stop it from
restarting?
On Thu, 2003-12-04 at 15:13, Thomas Richards wrote:
Hi,
I recently decided to try using the XDirectFB. I got it to work with
a bunch of
Hi,
I recently decided to try using the XDirectFB. I got it to work with
a bunch of window managers(but not KDE), so I decided to try out gnome.
Launching gnome with the XDirectFB has no problems, and usng it is a
blast. The only problem is that I can't kill gnome without having a
fight wit
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