On Monday 07 May 2007 22:04, M Harris wrote:
> I can hardly believe that this is an xorg problem... no way. You
> have a memory or HD issue there... I suspect.
Back up your home dir and then reload suse 10.
Does it still have same issue?
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to read this...
http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2007/05/06/1178390140855.html
This um, Ausie, is probably going to reevaluate whether he is bound by
US law
or not while he contemplates in a US penitentiary... room and board at um, my
expense... (US tax payer).
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On Saturday 05 May 2007 01:25, Masaru Nomiya wrote:
> Maybe, your pysol's package inludes pysolsoundserver.so, as well.
> If so, remove it.
rats... I knew I was forgetting one :-P
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On Saturday 05 May 2007 01:09, M Harris wrote:
> > So, the question is: Can anyone tell me how to disable sound in Pysol?
> >
> > Thanks, Bob S.
... just trying to be funny Bob...
... in all seriousness, I have my two den pc's (wife's and mine)
plug
which requires proprietary audio drivers which Novell refuses to
ship
8) plug your speaker plug into the mic jack
9) place each speaker into a coffee can full of water
10) Install a "cone of silence" over your chair [ keeps out chaos ]
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On Friday 04 May 2007 00:36, Randall R Schulz wrote:
> Certainly. There's already a package (available in SuSE 10.0 and, I
> presume, in openSUSE) called rdiff-backup which does this. See
> <http://www.nongnu.org/rdiff-backup/>.
~cool... thanks! :)
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the RV370?? Just like Avon... same
old lipstick... call it Crimson Rose this month and sell it again...
X1050... give me a break! :-}
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On Thursday 03 May 2007 23:25, M Harris wrote:
> I have not used cp for this... but you might try tar.
>
> The -u switch of tar will only append files to an existing
> tarball that are newer than the copy in the existing archive.
Actually... see man cp
are
newer than the copy in the existing archive.
So, you tar up the first directory... and then tar the second directory
(appending to the first archive) using the -u switch... and then extract
the entire archive to a new directory.
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to go down
first. Is 3D acceleration possible with the default ati "radeon" driver that
ships with openSUSE 10.0? Are there some options I can select that make
this work?
Do I need to download the latest ATI proprietary driver from AMD/ATI? (looks
like a PITA, but I'm g
On Thursday 03 May 2007 21:43, M Harris wrote:
> How do I search the opensuse discussion archives?
thanks everybody
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How do I search the opensuse discussion archives?
I am looking for information regarding the ATI Radeon cards... specifically
the X1050, which is really an older RV370 (X300, X550, X600).
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On Thursday 03 May 2007 01:27, M Harris wrote:
> My eight port high speed switch has a specific
> uplink RJ45 that attaches to the eth0 nic card of my [firewall, NAT] box.
CM--->[NAT, firewall, default route]-->uplink[switch]->WSs
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On Thursday 03 May 2007 01:08, Michael S. Dunsavage wrote:
> Sorry for the inconvenience.
It worked.
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On Thursday 03 May 2007 01:03, Michael S. Dunsavage wrote:
> I wouldn't need a wireless router I could get a wirless switch,
> right?
Correct.
modem--->linuxbox[NAT, firewall, default route]--->switch--->internal
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g) is what makes the difference for a
Seung Hui Cho.
Please take a look at Peretti's book--- its an eye opener.
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ext3 less desireable... ok, maybe not insane. :-))
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Pricy... hmmm I got it--! Windoze gives fits in all kinds of ways. :-P
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t... and no laughs. HS locker room humor is generally
dehumanizing... and sexually mocking humor has no place here... or, anywhere
as far as I am concerned. Its not a joke, and its not funny-- its hurtful,
insensitive, and crude.
... just call me judgmental.
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doesn't have the long file check times associated with
ext(2) ext(3).The old ext filesystems (for general purpose) are "insane".
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ts or pretty much only good as wallpaper?
Its the wave of the future bubba, and you're getting in on the ground
floor,
so go for it...
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On Monday 30 April 2007 10:08, Kai Ponte wrote:
> You know how it is with those senior citizens... :P
'ey... I love my Soduku... :-)
... but you figured that out already.
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On Monday 30 April 2007 00:53, M Harris wrote:
> Well, not only why recompile, but why does sax2 not configure it
> automatically... goes back to my post of last week?
Here is my SaX.log... sax thinks its a 1024x768 display(?) and it
generates a mode line that's
On Monday 30 April 2007 00:49, M Harris wrote:
> Seems that I would only need to add a correct modeline to the
> config (why recompile?).
Well, not only why recompile, but why does sax2 not configure it
automatically... goes back to my post of last week?
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again. For instance, my setup (sax configured) has no mode lines at all.
Well, it says Modes[0] without modelines. (?)
Seems that I would only need to add a correct modeline to the config
(why
recompile?).
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On Sunday 29 April 2007 23:07, M Harris wrote:
> I have been filtering returned mail from <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> to
> /dev/null for about a week now... it looks like his mail box is full...
>
> Are the rest of you seeing this?
>
> Am I seeing it because my reply
Take your time... its just a text file... and the good news is that if
you mess it up, you will have a chance at bootup to fix it should things not
work.
Check out "joe" and practice using it with a test file first... then
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itor it is without opening the carton and looking at the rear panel.
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o with X, kde, or anything that may touch the video in
any obscure way (gaming, etc). If the normal kill doesn't get it then a hard
kill will be required (use with caution):
kill -9 as root.
Have you mixed and matched SUSE kde with stock kde?
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real programmers use "vi" but that's another flame war...er,
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On Sunday 29 April 2007 16:16, Kai Ponte wrote:
> I like the new menu. It is actually nicer than Vista (...which is
> another story altogether...)
I can see the /. headline now... district IT manager loads openSUSE
on
moms machine at home... yes.
Now then, if you'd have
; Extension : None
Card0 => Module : nv
Card0 => Display: CRT
Card0 => Size : 31x23
]
26-Apr 14:05:03 [ Sysp: 3D detection data
Card3D0 => Install:
Card3D0 => Remove :
Card3D0 => Packages :
Card3D0 => Active : 0
Card3D0 => Answer : no
Card3D0 => ScriptReal :
Card3D0 => ScriptSoft :
Card3D0 => Flag : NVDummy
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hi folks, 2007/04/27
This xorg.conf file was sax generated at install time. The card
and the monitor were probed, correctly identified, and properly
configured without question on the first try.
The rub is that I had to *reinstall* the system in order for sax
to *see* and configure the KDS Rad display... always the display
complained of horz sync out of range... way too high.
A little background... the machine has an nvidia geforce card and
was originally attached to a Samsung 713V TFT monitor. We swapped
in the permanent monitor KDS Radius Rad-5S 15" 1024x768 30-62 and
could not get the system to recognize the monitor, nor could we
get sax2 to even start. Always the monitor complained about the
horz sync being too high.
So, there appears to be something going on at install time that is
quite ( better ) from (post install) reconfig. Folks play havoc
trying to reconfigure X video. Something needs to be improved so
that the system identifies a hardware change (plug and play) for a
new video card (or monitor) so that sax2 does her thing without any
manual fuss.
Thanks folks.
Ps The xorg.conf & SaX.log files are submitted hoping they will be
helpful identifying why this monitor was so hard to configure
manually.
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hten up a bit...
have
lot's of fun!
openSUSE - Opening up your world!
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ball in your home dir with :
tar -xvjf xorg_conf-harris.tar.bz2
Pss See other thread also:
[opensuse] Video Reconfig Issue openSUSE
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ither a card
or monitor is a five minute job instead of all afternoon!sigh.
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be as simple for openSUSE fans to add a new display (or card)
as
power down, install hardware, power-up system senses something has changed,
goes into setup mode (installer, yast) probes, detects, configures, writes
config... up and running... no hits, no errors, and runs all day
/end ra
t's see if the advice I received today will work for you...
Log into a black screen console as root and this:
sax2 -r
The -r switch tells sax to blow away its original hardware info and
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On Thursday 26 April 2007 15:44, Sunny wrote:
> sax2 -r
>
> This will reset what it has in the hw database, and try to requery the
> monitor for its setting.
... beauty
I know... man sax2. I've been reading it ... :)
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without any fuss... just like the installer does.
Maybe the better question to ask is... how is the installer determining
by
exact video setup (card and monitor) without asking question one.?
Thanks, I will try the sax2 switch settings to set the module
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uring the video display (card and
monitor)
(post install) so that it just works without tweaking? If so-- please say
how..~please... if not HOW COME?
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n my
network that return a ping when they're powered off... because the NIC still
has power. It would seem that the machine has been "changed" intentionally
or unintentionally to swallow the ping requests. Somebody is playing with
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Did you try pinging from different machines? different subnets? If
you're
on a corp network, did you report to IT...?
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On Wednesday 25 April 2007 19:22, James D. Parra wrote:
> however the network cannot ping it at all. The firewall is
> off.
Did you try pinging its address as well as its name?
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Yup. It was an attachment... and it was "kind of" embedded... the
properties
were changed on the attachment to "suggest automatic display". Its nice for
small logos or hand-sigs... but probably not for larger pics...
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On Monday 23 April 2007 17:02, Randall R Schulz wrote:
> > I got it
>
> Is the "I'm Linux" guy a character from Tron?
hi Randall,
... heh, I don't 'member. Seems familiar... my cogitator is running a
tad
slower this evening... long day.
You know... a guy in a
On Monday 23 April 2007 22:48, Kai Ponte wrote:
> (I honestly don't remember the 300-acoustic coupler device much.)
hi Kai,
'hey-- I can remember back in my *very* early days with IBM---late
'70s---we
used to punch our field service codes into a black box the size of a brick...
On Monday 23 April 2007 17:13, Thomas Hertweck wrote:
> Are you nuts?
Certifiable.
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> How about "OpenSuse: Opening up your world"?
I love it!
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k with a single click? Somebody knows.
Hold on... I'll try to figure it out using one of my windoze
partitions...
oops... sorry, ahahaahahhah, just remembered--- I don't have any windoze
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On Friday 20 April 2007 21:28, Stevens wrote:
> > openSUSE - Linux for open minds
I voted for it too... but its wrong... redundant... should be just,
openSUSE - for open minds
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On Friday 20 April 2007 11:09, M Harris wrote:
> > I need a schematic diagram for a Hill DX700 audio power Amp , oes anyone
> > have any ideas where i can get my hands on a copy (it seems several
> > output devices are totally short curcit and i aint got the first idea
>
they are (no markings at all ))
http://www.samswebsite.com/photofacts.html
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On Thursday 19 April 2007 11:01, John O'Gorman wrote:
> We had to disable beagle indexing to prevent it hogging CPU time.
Yeah, seems Beagle is like a good hunting dog that chews up your
slippers and
barks a lot between outings. :)
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the low low price of... (oh never mind)... and I told them once again
that those issues have been taken care of with Linux... to which they
respond... "we don't support that" to which I respond..."you don't have
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est desktop ever) and mom just can't see past it...
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On Thursday 19 April 2007 16:01, Druid wrote:
Ok, equal time
<>
On Thursday 19 April 2007 16:01, Druid wrote:
> > change... and chameleons are not very friendly... on the other hand
> > take a look at the Ubuntu logo... a circle of different colored people
> > holding hands
ever, is that we're usually too geeky to go those
extra miles with folks... particularly the really apparently dumb folks... or
lazy folks... and all too often out of our mouths comes something really
foul like RTFM. Instead, what the linux communities need to learn are some
basic baby
What messages do you see?
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the recalcitrant piles of silicon and metal"
:-)
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e is life after IBM, and yes there is life after
windoze.
Windoze F R E E yes!
( i dont need no putty no mo , cause i aint got no window )
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ck enough you can use:
su - -c "shutdown -r now"
... but, you must type "exit" immediately after you see the shutting
down
message... or it will hang there for a long long long time. Eventually it
will give up though and go away. I think its real
ctive on my part... ;-)
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er switching over (yes to FOSS) from
M$ to Linux. "People" feel good about Ubuntu... is it the best distro? NO.
Is it the number (1) ONE distro... Yes. (you do the math)
Fred's point is very helpful, if you can get past your arrogance long
enough
to get your head (and
cept what I've
read... but
the 190 Celsius can't be right of course... since that would be, oh, about
374 Fahrenheit !
Sooo, at that temp solder joints are giving way, bearings are probably
stuck,
heads are melting, and your smoke alarm is probably sounding
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well without the ftp fix.
But back to my first point... really, IMHO you would do well to try
scp. I
move files on my systems (even to the outside) exclusively with scp... its
the secure copy that ships with ssh can be compressed, encrypted, and
frankly is more flexible than FTP IMO.
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> I am not, SyncMaster 204t Samsung
Thanks. My monitors are all Samsung 713v... I have been looking at the
204t--- looks like a great unit.
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ed simultaneously when issuing fbset commands (those that affect
> the device, not just query its current operating parameters).
Thank you. I am wondering now if Patrick is using a KVM also... maybe
he'll
note it later. Thanks again for the lesson.. very interesting.
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re are many apps that *must* be written
soon... an
industrial strength CAD program for instance, Logos Research logos software,
and maybe on my mind right now because its April--- a tax processing program
complete with electronic filing for both Fed and State...
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> % man fbset
Thank you Randall. That is a cool tool.
The display alone is worth having around:
su - -c "fbset --show"
You taught me something knew... thank you, kindly.
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On Friday 13 April 2007 06:01, Juergen Weigert wrote:
> Seriously: Can we please move all these specialized non-opensuse
> contributions to a specialized list?
>
> Thank you.
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problem. I have not run into this one installing
FFx 2.0.0.3 (always smooth for me) but, I would say if you forced the install
and things seem to be working ok then no problem. You might try posting a
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ake it happen... and stop whining about
it... I think Alexey has got a great idea... and except for choosing to live
in one of the most volatile locations on earth, he seems a pretty smart
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> Hope this helps you.
Forgot to mention... when you get the drivers loaded (they will load
and work
well) the modules will be marked tainted. In other words, in dmesg, you
will see a message for each of the sound modu
; worthwhile is a support contract, and I don't need that.
Me too.
I like the two disk concept in a boxed set... I would still pay
for it...
with or without the manual and cute little lizard sticker.
Seriously, the two disk set is needed.
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sometimes
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the above just fails because of surface damage, or circuit damage (whatever
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o create... like a retraction in the
newspaper... I thought is was effective. But I do agree that its totally not
equivalent to equal time on the front page for openSUSE vs Ubuntu, etc.... no
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by someone) and that when /. makes a "mistake," they are
willing to correct it. Nothing more. Someone else rudely made it into a
thread... and the rest is mostly irrelevant history and some humor.
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fire up a mixer (Kmix, or alsamixer, etc) and bring the volume levels up.
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On Thursday 12 April 2007 18:24, Registration Account wrote:
> You have lost me - I have no idea why you are tell this list.
uh, well, its a joke... you know... a gag... a light-hearted attempt to
nullify the oh never mind.
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On Thursday 12 April 2007 16:20, M Harris wrote:
> > "Hype"? that's called FUD (i know you just love it) you ignorant Git.
>
> Please... remember that the community is not the enemy...
I found it... Git... (thanks wiki)
Git is a relatively mi
On Thursday 12 April 2007 16:43, M Harris wrote:
> > > But the question needs to be asked: can this guy post a civil message?
> > >
> > > Mike.
> >
> > Not if his posts earlier today are anything to go by.
>
> WANTED IN ALL 50 CONTINENTAL
On Thursday 12 April 2007 17:14, Dylan wrote:
> > But the question needs to be asked: can this guy post a civil message?
> >
> > Mike.
>
> Not if his posts earlier today are anything to go by.
WANTED IN ALL 50 CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES
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On Thursday 12 April 2007 16:56, Jonathan Arsenault wrote:
> "Hype"? that's called FUD (i know you just love it) you ignorant Git.
Please... remember that the community is not the enemy...
... why is it that when I post a link demonstrating that I am willing
to
learn and that I
http://linux.slashdot.org/linux/07/04/10/0252229.shtml?tid=223
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. I would take
advantage of
it since I am often helping folks setup systems who do not have high speed
access.
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On Thursday 12 April 2007 01:04, M Harris wrote:
> > ... its in package kdeadmin3
>
> search for the package in software management
Also...
... after you install it, you will find the icon under
SUSE-->System-->Service Configuration
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On Thursday 12 April 2007 00:43, M Harris wrote:
> > I got the error message kcron command not found. I looked in software
> > management and searched for kcron with no results. I don't understand.
> > Now what?
>
> hi dwain,
>
> ... its in pa
ng... it
will
only frustrate you, and it will piss off the pig".
Thanks for the reminder.
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