On Tuesday 25 Jun 2002 6:22 pm, you wrote: > In reply to C.Anne's mail, d.d. Tue, 25 Jun 2002 18:01:52 +0100: > >Meanwhile, how should one deal with a problem like this? I know 'kill' > >is supposed to get you out of trouble, but you need to know what you're > >going to kill, don't you? > > First see if sndconfig (as root) can bring your sound back.
sndconfig didn't seem to make any difference. However, on the last two boots I found that the startup sound issued forth about 10 minutes after startup. Presumably it had given up trying to do something and just got round to it. > Secondly, I would advise you to get GPS (Graphical PS). http://gps.seul.org > > This will show you all running processes in a window and allows you to Hang > Up (SIGHUP) or kill (SIGKILL) processes through a buttonpress. > > You can also sort processes on prio, CPU usage and more, to make finding > them easier. I downloaded this, then ran into the usual trouble with dependencies. The message is (GTK-CONFIG NOT FOUND) gtk-config wasn't found. This means that you either don't have Gtk+ OR have a pretty old one OR have a broken installation. I downloaded all I could find, but the rpmfind link to Gtk+ shows a collection of files. I downloaded them all, but when trying to install I was told that they would conflict with something already in Mandrake (sorry, I forgo to write this one down). What do I do now? Anne
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