[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You definitely take an efficiency hit. However, in this case
(extremely dirty power and extremely expensive and sensitive
equipment), I believe we don't have much choice. We need something
that can handle frequent severe sags as well as all sorts of
distortions. A sta
I'm having problems getting my mouse wheel to work again. I killed my
X-server in the process of changing my monitor (I guess I picked a bad
resolution or something), and ended up having to run XF86Config to
rebuild and copy it resulting in a semblance of booting Kde again.
(Major victory for
For those interested in simply tweaking or configuring their versions of
Mozilla, Firefox, Communicator, or Netscape .. I've been always getting
most of my info from:
www.ufaq.org
Plugin info can be found at:
http://plugindoc.mozdev.org/linux.html
And for those of us that like to chang
Back to playing around with my linux box and I've installed Etheral and
traffic-vis (from Suse 9.0 source CD's using Yast) to see how they work
and to see what is going on with my little home network.
But now I can't find the programs. So, now comes the multi-part question ..
How do I go abou
Stumbled across this somehow or another .. price is right, and it just
might be right for others that are lurking (ahem .. carefully reading to
glean information) this list and like me trying hard to become familiar
with this great OS:
http://www.tuxmagazine.com/
Mike
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But, that then also means that I somehow set up Lame or CDparanoia to
work somewhat?
Exactly. If root can do it, then you know things are at least configured
properly. You only need a permissions adjustment somewhere. Did you try it
with yourself in the disk group
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The reason I said the "disk" group is that that is the group associated with
your CD devices, not CD or Audio Though, it's probably also helpful on a
desktop system for you to be in those groups as well.
Oops, forgot to mention that I had also chosen Disk .. but since
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
# adduser mikem disk
The adduser command does not work. I get this as a result .. even if I
go back all the way to the root directory:
That command is intended to add your username to the disk group. I don't know
what distribution you're using, so I just went
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On the up side, if you did take these actions, pam_console /should/
fix them for you after you log out...
I took those actions except my system balked at the "adduser mikem disk"
command complaining that it couldn't find the adduser command. My CD
problem was not fixe
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do you recall playing with these files' permissions before?
Nope .. not to my knowledge. But then again, I am groping in the dark
with all this.
Anyway, this ought to correct matters... as root:
# chown root /dev/sr0
# chmod 664 /dev/sr0
# chmod 664 /dev/scd0
# ln -
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If I eject and close with a music disk in, the icon changes to
reflect that there is a music cd in the drive, but I still cannot
access it through Konqueror or the terminal.
Okay, I guess I wasn't clear enough: this is -expected behavior-.
There is *NO WAY* to "access
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wednesday 16 March 2005 07:49 pm, you wrote:
Looking through my devices, it seems to be listed under the SCSI area.
The Kernel version is 2.4 (as returned via the kernelversion command).
Just a guess, you're probably using an IDE CD-ROM drive with SCSI emulation.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wednesday 16 March 2005 06:03 pm, Mike Medai wrote:
How do I fix this?
Well, I have a few questions then...
First, is the drive an IDE drive or a SCSI drive or an IDE drive using SCSI
emulation? And what kernel version (2.4 or 2.6 is enough for me
Okay, now I did it! Messing around trying to sort out how to convert
.wav files to .mp3 to conserve some drive space. I looked at Grip
(until it finally dawned on me that it is meant for Gnome .. I'm playing
with KDE ), Lame, and a couple of other programs. Grip played the
CD's really well .
Does anyone know of a good convertor to change .wav files to .mp3? I'm
building a music list and am having to pull down the music off CD(s) as
.wav .. and it is happily starting to eat loads of space.
Looked through Tucows and didn't find anything.
And on top of that .. does anyone know how to
Does anyone here know of a good internet/web radio player. I'm trying
to listen to some radio while tinkering with all of this new stuff and
wasn't able to find anything definitive to fill that niche. Btw,
preferably something that will interact nicely with Windowmaker too.
Thanks in advance.
Hey there ..
Is anyone out there on this list/group running a Call of Duty: UO
server? If so, I could really use some assistance.
Tinkering with my new box and trying to run a part-time COD:UO server
for some games for friends. But I keep running into a "scripting error
on line 37" when I r
can't really tell for sure if the one you have
shown there is the same or not .. HD = HPDB??
http://www.compusa.com/products/product_info.asp?product_code=50015942&pfp=BROWSE
Mike Medai
Every question has an answer. Sometimes it's "Huh?"
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r for something like that even
if they are cheap as dirt.
Thanks for any assistance.
Mike Medai
Every question has an answer. Sometimes it's "Huh?"
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Hi everyone,
While we won't be having a meeting tomorrow, we're going to try
to get together for dinner at Martha's Exchange and chat about Linux and
open source software. As usual, dinner will start at 6:00.
Please RSVP if you're going to show up. If nobody RSVPs,
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