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salam...
about modem...
to setup connection with it..just type
'rp3' without quote and u will easy setup
your dialing...
just insert your login, password and number
to dialing..
wassalam
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hi,
> I've been using linux for quite a while, but my pc fell ill lately and I
> decided to take off my old copy of linux and put in RedHat 6.1
> I had everything working fine before, but now I find that my sound
> doesn't work, and I have to access my modem SUID root which sucks.
> I have an SB Live! Platinum. I've already recompiled the kernel to
> support modules and sound (with all the other stuff I want)
> compiled the driver (emu10k1.o) again, copied it over to
> /lib/modules/2.2.14/ and removed all references to other soundcards in
> /etc/conf.modules and /lib/modules/2.2.14/modules.dep and I've added in
> emu10k1.o
> soundcore.o is also present.
> When i rund modprobe, it says it works, but no sound comes out the
> speakers. When I start up, it says the soudncard has been recognized.
> When I try "cat" on a soudnfile into /dev/audio it spews up some garbage
> kinda noise but besides that it doesn't work at all. mixer settings seem
> to be okay.
>
> any ideas?
Emm, seem you a slacky user before you use this rh 6.1, i guess:).
Because Slackware must compile thing on and on again to probe some
hardware.
For your info, rh since 5.-0/5.1 has use sndconfig to detect your
soundcard and load the proper module for your soundcard automaticly. Just
do in root shell.
root@my> # sndconfig
and you will be pop up with some interactive menu, answer this prompt,
and should be ok with your sound card:)
about the modem, i'm not sure you've installed kde window manager or not,
but just for suggestion, use kppp instead of other dialing method in rh
6.1. One more thing , you can use kppp in user mode, and it will prompt
you for a root password before start using kppp. Its a new features in rh
6.1 . U can add other program that need a suid 0 that can be used while
in x user mode.Not sure where , but it writen somewhere in the
man/documentation page , so RTFM:)
> oh yeah. and I've already put my normal user in the ppp group and all
> other neccessary groups for normal running in /etc/group
Keyboard things. I think you've use the kbdconfig to configure your
k/board. Actually the uk type is looking fine to me, heh. Maybe something
wroing with your keyboard?. Well just a suggestion, try some other command
for keybard configuration.Here is the list:
loadkeys
showkey
keymaps
dumpkeys
try to use man $command_i_list_above
its about detect your keyboard map manually, heh, quite adventeorous to
me. Ok good luck to you.
> One last thing. Does anyone remember what the line for a UK keyboard is
> in XF86Config? I can't seem to get the right one. I've tried "uk" but it
> doesn't work...
>
> thanks
> YINSERN
>
p/s Redhat comes with lot of automatically features software, try to read
the docs. should come in handy for you sometimes.
Have a lot of thingking lately,
Kaede R0kawa
11th player of Shohoku
Kanagawa City
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