according to the documentation on the open-VM-tools website, the four
default files listed above should be placed into /etc/vmware-tools with
the execute bit turned on (555 seems to work). Initial, admittedly very
brief testing reset and suspend appear to work. What's still missing is
the VM War
the problem with the VM ware tools package is that it's missing some
very important components, specifically:
poweroff-vm-default
resume-vm-default
poweron-vm-default
suspend-vm-default
there may be something else missing for invoking the scripts but, I
haven't figured out what it is yet.
my deepest apologies for not responding sooner. Had significant
household crises. Yes, new driver does work, it looks really good.
Display is clean and clear now if I could only fix the power supply I
would be a happy camper. :-)
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Huygens wrote:
> Once you have a draft, you could propose it for review. :-) Perhaps,
> people could bring ideas too and enhance it. If you look at other
> specification, some do not even propose software ones,
Huygens wrote:
> Thank you Eric for your work :-) that is a nice initiative.
Glad to be of help. I'm also making trouble in the anti-spam (reputation-based)
arena and small-scale Web frameworks (learn hours, not days or weeks), and
speech recognition-based accessibility.
>
> However, there is a
in bug 103708 Jonathan Watmough posted a small image showing where one
could put a user's button to activate what users are associated with
what shares. what Jonathan is concerned with is an important problem,
it's just not this problem. I propose adding two more fields to the
basic dialog box
I've been thinking about this problem a bit more since I filed the
initial bugs and I think password synchronization is only part of the
problem.
The initial thought was for a naïve user. A naïve user wants to export
a share so he/she can use it from another machine. They might even give
their p
id:
res: 1400x1050
freq:
disptype: lcd/lvds
is this what you are looking for?
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Public bug reported:
this has been a long term problem with X11. I think it dates back to
6.06.
laptop: compaq presario 1700t
lspci reports video as:
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc Radeon Mobility M6 LY
install sets up video as 1024x768 which works ok but is very fuzzy
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