Hello Evgeny,
I see you have alarms on two things:
1. Fan2 speed - should be 5120RPM, is 4772RPM. The fan might be dirty, so
its motor cannot rotate it as fast as it should be.
2. VCore - the limits are 0.00V to 0.00V, and you have "normal" VCore.
Here you should fix the limits. I do not have a c
Hi Everyone,
I have used your suggestion to run gs to convert from PS to PCL.
It seems I have a TTF issue here.
Since I am new to Linux I do not know where to start from.
Any help will be appreciated.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] bin]$ gs -sDEVICE=ljetplus -sOutputFile=softkol.prn
/home/boa
By any chance, do you have an NVidia TNT2 adapter?
Even if not, the fact that it is triggered by X events makes me think this
might be related to bug #275911
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=275911
If this is the case, currently only solution is to downgrade all X packages
to 4.3.0
Hi,
I am planning to buy the camera mentioned in the subject.
I googled a little, and it seems like it will work in linux, but just to make
sure, I'll ask here if any of you have any experience using this camera with
linux, and can share it with me.
10x,
Noam
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Quoth Noam Meltzer:
> I am planning to buy the camera mentioned in the subject.
> I googled a little, and it seems like it will work in linux, but just to make
> sure, I'll ask here if any of you have any experience using this camera with
> linux, and can share it with me.
Hi Noam.
Not exactly
Oleg Goldshmidt has a similar one (80? 75?)with no problems.
We almost got the canon80.
Should be fine, but the zoom is really small - I prefered the
minolatDimagez1, well supported in linux. but the shutter tends to get
stuck.
Orna.
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Well,
10x for those who answered.
It seems like I have no worries about linux support if I buy that camera.
Seems like unlike their printers, Canon's digital cameras has no problem
working with linux.
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Hi,
Some bits of info:
I have A80 (I assume the interface should be the same for A85) - it
doesn't work directly, you can't mount it. BTW: as far as I know the
same is with Windows - you need to install a driver to use it
But GTKAM supports it, so you can browse the pictures / video and
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