LIVE USB PROBLEMS
by Thales Maciel
hello, first of all, just wanted to say that i'm new here, and...
i downloaded the live F10 cd image, and used the usbcreator and all...
now i'm having trouble with booting it...
thing is... it starts booting, get the progression bar, and after that, there's this blank screen (looks like a prompt) anyway... i push ctrl+alt+f2 and try 'init 5', 'starx', but all i get is (EE) screens found, but none have a usable configuration. then: Fatar server error: no screens found... giving up...
what am i gonna do?
as i said, I'm new here. hehe, how you nice people i wanna join help me out with this one...
by the way, my card is a via igp chrome9. the monitor is 7inch 800*480...
very much like one of those airis kira they sell in europe.
thanks in advance.
THALES VAZ
thales08(a)live.com
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Re: Are you using LXDE?
by Steven I Usdansky
Using it on my Acer Aspire One. I like the fact that it's lighter weight than GNOME, both in terms of disk space and memory usage. I'd really like to see it on a Live CD. The presence of XFCE is irrelevant when running from the Live CD, and removing XFCE has got to be easier than removing GNOME.
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15 years
rhythmbox software is lacking
by Aaron Konstam
I don't know about F10 and F11 but of F9 rhythmbox is the only CD
reading software that refuses to load CD information like a playlist.
Can someone explain how to make it work properly.?
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15 years
Bluetooth rfcomm -- enabling serial stuff for a cell phone
by Jud Craft
Hey there.
I'm trying to use BitPim for one of my cell phones, but BitPim seems
to only work well with COM ports. From an article at Ars Technica
[1], I read how to map a Bluetooth channel to a com-port using
/etc/bluetooth/rfcomm.conf. (Under Windows the mapping is done
automatically, but you must specify it in Linux, I guess).
Here's the deal: Bluetooth doesn't map the channel automatically at
startup, even though that's the purpose of rfcomm.conf.
Ars Technica mentions that in the Bluetooth properties in GNOME, you
must check the "Enable Serial" option to activate the rfcomm mappings.
However, I know that the Bluetooth stack in GNOME has been changed
from Bluez to something new (just the generic gnome-bluetooth, I
guess), and it does not provide this option.
That article was written before the new Bluetooth stack, so I can't
find an option to enable the rfcomm mappings. If I manually issue a
command from the console (like "rfcomm connect /dev/rfcomm0 [MAC
address of phone] [channel number]") I get a "permission denied", and
if I do that as root, BitPim can see it but not use it. So I can't do
it on my own manually; the correct workflow and permissions to do it
elude me.
Does anyone have any ideas?
1. http://arstechnica.com/open-source/news/2007/12/using-a-bluetooth-phone-w...
15 years
problem with my laptop
by Nebur Álvarez B.
hi!, before, my english is not very well, i'm sorry.
i have a problem with my laptop (sony vaio vgn-nr330fe), when I execute many
process, fails gnome and kde, and them does nothing when i try do click in
anywhere place. I try find the error, but, I nothing found
I am mindful of your comments
best regards
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15 years
Audio problem in fedora 9
by ADITYA KRISHNAN
Hello,
I use fedora 9 with 2.6.27.21-78.2.41.fc9.i686 kernel.
I have the Intel 82801H (ICH8 family) HD Audio Controller sound card system
on my laptop run with the ALSA driver (1.0.17) on f9.
The sound works perfectly fine until I hibernate my laptop and turn it on
again. On turning my laptop on from the hibernate mode the sound drivers
dont seem to work, however, I found that if I switch to a different virtual
terminal (ctrl +alt+f1) and then back to the default x window terminal in f9
(alt+ctrl +f7) then magically the sound of the system gets restored back.
It seems completely wierd that switching terminals solves the problem. Could
some one please enlighten what could be happening and why the sound isnt
restored after I hibernate.
Thanks.
Aditya
15 years
Lappy has F8, network connection, whats best way to bring it up to F10?
by Gene Heskett
Greetings all;
I am going to need my laptop again, which has F8 on it, and a network
connection. Fired up for first time in most of a year, pup is upgrading 50
packages right now.
What's the quickest & least typing, way to upgrade it to F10?
Thanks.
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15 years
Package Installer
by mike
How can I get package installer to run in a GUI (gnome) as root. I keep
getting a message that says "You do not have sufficient privileges to
run this operation".
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