You know, part of this problem is motherboard and chipset manufacturers
and their oh so reliable chipset driver packs? :)
True Windows should be able to deal with it better, but it isn't
completely MS's fault.
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funkstar;257147 Wrote:
> True Windows should be able to deal with it better, but it isn't
> completely MS's fault. I'd accept that argument because I know that chipsets
> and associated
drivers are often times buggy, especially when first released.
However, Linux doesn't appear to have the sam
Hi Slimnick,
I tried MySQL 5.0.45 and that seemed to fix the problem I was having. I
wonder what's up with 5.0.32.
Thanks for the suggestion.
John
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The windows issue is the HAL (hardware adaptation layer). In earlier
versions of NT, you could swap hardware, stick your NT CD in, boot to
that CD, run "repair" and that would replace your old HAL with the
right one.
This went to "sometimes worked" in Win2K, and they seem to have
completely disabl
bobkoure;257226 Wrote:
> The windows issue is the HAL (hardware adaptation layer). In earlier
> versions of NT, you could swap hardware, stick your NT CD in, boot to
> that CD, run "repair" and that would replace your old HAL with the
> right one.
> This went to "sometimes worked" in Win2K, and t
servies;257283 Wrote:
> This way of building a kernel gives slightly more overhead and a bit
> bigger kernel but it runs on almost everything... and is the default
> choice for people building distributions. And the best part of that is that
> despite the larger than perhaps
necessary kernel, m
Hello all,
I recently made some slight changes to my router. My slimbox was
recognized just fine with my original encryption setup:
- WPA-PSK
- TKIP
I switched my encryption to AES and I started getting a:
Problem: Wireless Encryption Failure
message on the slimbox so I reverted back to my o
Hello, I use slimserver for MClient and always found it a bit clunky but
see many people sing it's praises. Looking at the Server Settings in the
interface I see it can do a lot, but quite a bit never really work out
correctly for me. Two examples are the rendevouz support and the
transcoding of w
ik632;255610 Wrote:
> I agree that the Ubuntu route will probably be the easiest since there
> are apt repositories for the things that you'll need.
There isn't a repository with SqueezeCenter in it, is there? I was just
expecting to install the debian package, but I'm a linux semi-novice so
mayb
bobkoure wrote:
> There isn't a repository with SqueezeCenter in it, is there? I was just
> expecting to install the debian package, but I'm a linux semi-novice so
> maybe that's very much the -wrong- approach...(?)
Yes, there is, its an "unstable" repository, or at least it was last
time I check
rmjb;257414 Wrote:
> ...I finally decided to look at the README files in
> /usr/share/doc/slimserver and see that for the Debian package some
> things in slimserver were removed for copyright and other non-free
> reasons. Is there a guide on re-enabling what's missing for this
> package?
>
> I k
The only time I've had this kind of problem is when I've made a slight
error when entering the passkey. May be worth testing by turning the
encryption off completely and trying to connect?
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Diana
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egd Wrote:
> ...I still find... mp3tag indispensable for managing FLAC metadata.
> Unfortunately, Linux doesn't yet IMHO have credible alternatives in
> this space.
I recently discovered that mp3tag runs extremely well under Wine on my
Ubuntu Feisty box. Can't tell you how pleased I am not to
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