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Chad

Give this a whirl and see how it works for you...

#find / -type f -iname [your text files] -print
...the above will search your / directory for any files containing [whatever you decide..without...

Copy je_fro's script in a text editor and save it as mymencodeadvd.sh, then...

Found this for copying with Vim...if you don't want to type it out. ;)


[edit]- That may only work if you...

I would suggest reading your distribution's documentation on who, what, when, where, how and why. Might make life using it much easier. Suse has a decent database you can query and find lots of...

You guys are terrible....! I guess as the saying goes...when there's blood in the water... :p

Chad

I think you could probably use Blender for the animations...as far as a presentation...not sure of any other than Impress.

http://blender.org/cms/Home.2.0.html

Chad

Have you tried to disable ACPI and see what would happen? I have been reading on alot of problems with ACPI diabling IRQ's...maybe worth a look. Will continue to read up on this issue.

Chad

Just like je_fro suggested htmldog.com is an excellent starting point...I am no where near the level that most are but I learned alot using their tutorials. Another place to check out is the W3C's ...

Something else that was brough to my attention is the ip range you are operating in and the subnet mask. May or may not be relevent but check it out. If you are operating in the 10.0.0.0 range should...

Okay...reading all these posts have made me go cross-eyed, so I printed them out to read. I have a couple of questions.
1. Do you have any other computers on this network, if so can you ping their...

nah...after futher reading the setserial command is for changing irq's of serial devices only...wasn't sure if it could work with pci or onboard...but now I am sure it does not. Honestly, I don't...

It has been some time since I have played with KDE, but I think you can right-click on kmenu and select edit menu and add the program there. Or you can add it to the I believe it is called the...

yep..locate is a decent tool to use as well..the biggest problem I have ran into is if you're not careful with the command options it will spew forth way too much information, like 200 lines of...

I thought thats what redhat81 was after. If he/she was looking for what kernel options are available before compiling the kernel then that is a different story. Maybe should have posed the question...

Kind of hard to do that since that is hdparm's function in life.


#hdparm -c 1 /dev/hda --> turn on 32-bit I/O
#hdparm -d 1 /dev/hda -->turn on DMA mode
#hdparm -t /dev/hda -->to test setup ...

fire up a terminal and...

$whereis mbrola
http://linuxcommand.org/man_pages/whereis1.html

Chad

http://www.die.net/doc/linux/man/man5/wvdial.conf.5.html

Chad

A .bin is a binary file, for instance you want to install blahblah.bin, you would first need to make it executable by...

$chmod a+x blahblah.bin
then to install...

$./blahblah.bin

find /lib/modules/<kernel version>/ -type f -iname '*.o' -or -iname '*.ko'

...yeah lsmod is for finding loaded modules...my bad, not what you were after. :D

Chad

Is there any error messages using dmesg?

Chad

#lsmod

Chad

Ensure your configuration file was editted correctly...I believe it is /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 to be something like this...


Section "Screen"
Identifier "Screen0"
Device "Card0"
Monitor ...

I have been following this post, even though my suggestion was obviously incorrect(more often than not :D), and has headed clear in the opposite direction than what I thought it would have. I have...

Do you get the same result if you cp the file and fire up OO.o and open the file without using a file browser? From what I have read, you can check the links below, is there seems to be a bug or two...

http://www.apt-get.org/

Chad