Hi Ivan,
Please go to Ted You's mail for more information.
Maybe we should involve Intel for help about this.
Thanks
Chenlu
On 09/18/08 12:02, Ivan Wang wrote:
Hi Chenlu,
I incline to agree with Aubrey although I am not affected by this, pci
device id 0x10be should be supported as a
hello all,
i have installed realplayer from real.com (11.0.0.4130 March 2008), it
works but have a strange behaviour with favorites!
when i store favorites, it's ok, but if i restart realplay, it is unable
to play favorites, because it looks at /tmp/ instead of the correct
url http://
I
C Wang wrote:
Gerand:
The new location to store the realplayerrc is $HOME/.config/real. Can
you check whether this file exist, and can you try to reset the
realplayer by click menu-help-reset player to see if the problem
persist.
ok. I understand the problem. When i add a favorite, for
Hello:
I just find out that realplayer fail to write to the file
./config/real/realplayerrc due to Gvfs error on indiana, I believe these
two problems you mentioned all cause by the same reason as all these
setting are stored in the file.
We will see what happened to gvfs, and solve the
Is it unreasonable to ask for instructions on how to update the NVM?
Even if we decide to keep device ID -x10be.
Antonello
Ted You wrote:
Hi Aubrey,
The following is the original information from Intel:
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A long time ago we produced a Windows driver that erroneously
alan mcclellan wrote:
* Network administrator
Responsible for maintaining multiple OpenSolaris servers used by
multiple people. Responsibilities are more enterprise like,
including auto-installations and updates, user management, security,
storage, network communication, etc.
I
hello all,
i've installed firefox 3.0.1 from sun contributed build on mozilla
website, but i have problems.
For example, on this site:
http://www.at-hardeberga.com/koha.html
firefox said that it choose openoffice 2.4 to manage the file, then i
got an error window:
The OpenSolaris development package repository
http://pkg.opensolaris.org/
has been updated to reflect the changes in snv_98 including major fixes
to the Caiman Slim Install and the Image Packaging System (IPS).
Users who wish to update their system to the development build can do
so
On 09/19/08 07:18, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The OpenSolaris development package repository
http://pkg.opensolaris.org/
has been updated to reflect the changes in snv_98
Update 97-98 went perfectly ...
Jim
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http://blogs.sun.com/jimgris/
