I don't know if it will help, but www.distrowatch.com lists a Thai naitive linux distro based off of RedHat, called openTLE (see http://www.opentle.org/). If you haven't gotten too far, you could just start over with this, or dual-boot, or just use as a reference, etc.

HTH,

Lloyd Brown

Ben Crowder wrote:

I just got back from a mission to Thailand and it seems that much of
my Linux knowledge has evaporated over the past two years. :)  So,
if anyone can help with any of the following, I'd much appreciate
it.

1. I'm running Fedora Core 2 on my laptop from PC Laptops, and for
some reason I can't get any resolution higher than 800x600.  The
graphics card is an Intel Extreme 82852/855GM.  I tried raising the
refresh rates in /etc/X11/xorg.conf, but that didn't make any
difference.  Any ideas?

2. I've installed fluxbox and it put a file in
/etc/X11/dm/Sessions/fluxbox.conf, so I can choose it when I login,
but I'd like to make it the default one so I don't have to manually
select it.  But I can't find out where to do this.

3. Just out of curiosity, has anyone gotten Thai to work nicely on
Linux?

Thanks,
Ben




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