Daniel,
I have a successful config at home with nvidia GeForce4 FS 5200 card. I
use it in clone configuration so this screen would be shown exactly as
it is on my TV.
Both my TV and LCD monitor have the same resolution. I get TV Out as
composite video at 1024x768 and use it to watch movies with Nv
marcin wrote:
> Hi
>
> I've been comparing lately performance OpenGL apps against different
> kernels 2.6.x and 2.4. Overall performance is comparable but a scheduler
> of kernel 2.6 is very annoying (to say at least).
I have not tried it myself, but there is an option in kernel config
which faci
Rohit and Bhavana wrote:
>Hi there,
>
>I downloaded the ISO image and as I didn't have a blank CD handy, I
>burned it onto a single layer DVD [after all it was an ISO image,
>right?] and hoped for the best.
>
Totally my fault. Should have verified the md5sun before messing two
perfectly good media
David wrote:
>I found my /etc/services is too many ports are not included in the file!
>eg telnet,ftp,http for UDP,
>
>so, how to get a stronger /etc/services file?
>thanks!
>
>
Enjoy. http://www.iana.org/assignments/port-numbers leads you to..
Search on google for complete /etc/services and w
David Corbin wrote:
>>"use dns" probably refers to DNS server [running on your local host - which
>>is not the case with most of us, as we don't run DNSes of our own]
>>I kind of figured that, but at the same time, why would the various scripts
>>care where the DNS is being resolved from?
>>
David Corbin wrote:
>When I boot my latpop, ntpdate doesn't work. It fails saying there is a
>"temporary failure in name resolution" it cannot lookup pool.ntp.org .
>After my system finishes booting, "/etc/init.d/ntp-client start" works fine.
>The script is running nearly last from the outp
Richard Fish wrote:
>I would suggest not dealing with bootsplash issues at this point, and
>work on getting a stable framebuffer working. Once you have that, the
>bootsplash side of things is pretty straight-forward.
>
>
Thank, Richard - I shall follow you advice. You chose the following I
pres
Boyd Stephen Smith Jr. wrote:
>After you get your filesystem in order, and doubly verify that you hw isn't
>going south, just repair the packages that are broken, using Richard
>Fish's technique.
>
>
Thanks - but I am frustrated now.
Did --check, then --fix-fixable, and ultimately a --rebuild-
I simply shall do a reiserfs rebuild for all
partitions before doing anything else now.
Once that error goes away, I shall emerge my mc and then I am hoping
that it shall be solved. [saved by find]
Shall post results when checked.
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rebuild.. working again etc etc]
If anyone has a better idea, kindly let me know.
Rohit
Rohit Sharma wrote:
>Bo Andresen wrote:
>Rohit replies --
>
>Thanks, both of you, for your response. I am re-emerging coreutils, just
>in case. Done.
>The commands are below - a
Francesco Talamona wrote:
>1) Are you aware that you are using a comma inside the file name in the
>subject and in the message? It sould be grub.conf, not grub,conf.
>
>
Yes Francesco, the comma was a typo on my part. Things are they way I
have tried to convey, on my machine.
>What name do y
Bo Andresen wrote:
Rohit replies --
Thanks, both of you, for your response. I am re-emerging coreutils, just
in case. Done.
The commands are below - and in summary here is what happens.
- PATH is shown. My own .bin directory has two mp3 ripping scripts. That
is all. "/usr/bin" comes before "/
.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Hi Jim
>I have already done what you suggested.
>When I try to set up my printer using cups I do not find any driver (here is
>the problem).
>
>
gentoo-wiki.com has the best/updated guide on the subject. That is what
I would follow - just a thought.
Rohit
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- for writing an HTML message to the list
- future crimes [in advance] as I am sure I shall make a mistake some time.
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fire-eyes wrote:
>On Sunday 19 March 2006 12:48, Rohit Sharma wrote:
>
>
>>>
>>
>[snip]
>Please post to this list in plain text
>
Preference set for the list as "prefers to receive email as plain text"
in my mozilla.
let us see how this one reac
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Hi there,
Please take a look at
http://search.ebay.co.uk/usb-firewire-pci-card_W0QQfcoZ1QQfromZR8QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ1
for an example of the kind of cards I am thinking about buying.
There are choices where one PCI card has two via processors which
control 4 USB 2.0 and 2 Firewire ports. Since my existi
Rohit Sharma wrote:
>Is there a command [hint "man command" shall do] which I can use to resize an
>image? I have 200 of them in a directory which I want to
>resize to fit my cellphone.
>
>
works as in
find . -type f -maxdepth 1 -print0 | xargs -r -0 -ixxx convert
Apologies in advance for this quick question which isn't about Gentoo
per se, but is about work on Linux.
Is there a command [hint "man command" shall do] which I can use to
resize an image? I have 200 of them in a directory which I want to
resize to fit my cellphone.
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Jeff wrote:
>lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 3 Feb 18 05:29 cdrom -> hdc
>lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 3 Feb 18 05:29 cdrw -> hdc
>lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 3 Feb 18 05:29 dvd -> hdc
>lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 3 Feb 18 05:29 dvdrw -> hdc
>brw-rw 1 root cdrom22, 0
>You need three things (my experience) - a patch for portage-2.1_preX/4;
>emerge "confcache" from portage and put FEATURES="...confcache..."
>in /etc/make.conf. This works for me.
>The patch is:confcache-final (IIRC) search mailing-list archives for it.
>Or mail me directly.
>
>
Thanks Rumen - I
here.
confcache --help suggests export CONFCACHEDIR which I have done but is
there a way for me to make portage use this by default? Or is exporting
the env variable enough? [done "emerge confcache" already]
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, create their config.cache.
I was just curious. Have you considered it before? Please reply.
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Quick questions - Holly.
When I configure alsa support in my kernel and build modules using
menuconfig and tell kernel to load modules automatically [or do manual
loading using modules.autoload.d]
1. Do I still have to enable alsasound service using "rc-update add
alsasound default" ?
Holly Bostick wrote:
>and it works fine, so I'll do my best to help.
>
>
Yes you have. Million thanks for what can be best termed a good
technical write up about the theory of Alsa plus this card.
I shall try all that you have written and then get back - either at a
halt, or to thank you.
Regar
Iain Buchanan wrote:
>You can't just "mount the puppy" either (and let mount do the work)
>
>
Are you sure?
While using Gentoo's installation disks, I have successfully mounted
the disk partitions without caring to tell the installation linuxrc as
to what formatting was provided.
it mounted rei
Hi list,
This is about my struggle to make my Trust 514DX soundcard work with
Linux. This is expected to be supported in Linux [alsa-project.org] and
I have read other testimonials on the net.
To cut a long story short, the card worked in Windows. It gives
fantastic sound output with DVDs and ot
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