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<0> ram_einstein: did you put it in /lib/firmware ?
<1> It appears from the Hardware Browser I do have my HP ScanJet detected... but GIMP isn't bringing up the expected dialog under File - Acquire - Xsane: Device Dialog... (clicking this does nothing). Any idea what I should check for to see that it is installed?
<2> AutOPSY: yes, I know
<2> spot: yes, should I delete it?
<3> ram_einstein, so why do you expect to see hdc in fdisk?
<0> ram_einstein: only if you got the wrong firmware. do you know what revision you downloaded?
<2> AutOPSY: his paste line 30~31
<4> jroysdon: start with the sane manual and config file(s)?
<1> Here is an rpm -qa | grep -i sane dump: http://pastebin.com/632738
<2> spot: I can't really remember. Can I find out from the firmware files? I'll check, one sec
<3> ram_einstein, no, my question is why would fdisk show a CD device?
<2> 2.4
<0> ok, 2.4 should be right.
<2> AutOPSY: it wouldn't
<2> spot: then what isn't?
<0> ram_einstein: try (as root): /sbin/rmmod ipw2200 && /sbin/modprobe ipw2200
<5> finally completely sorted out nvidia drivers with fedora 5, GLX and all :-)
<0> the ipw2200 driver is occasionally confused about its firmware even when everything is ok
<2> spot: module ipw2200 doesn't exist in /proc/modules
<2> wierd. Why would that happen?
<6> and know? :(
<0> umm, system misconfigured?
<6> *-k
<7> hey all, how can I make a FC5 minimum install ? The FC5 graphical gui doesn't show this option anymore
<0> ram_einstein: can you pastebin your /etc/modprobe.conf ?
<2> spot: sure, one sec
<2> spot: although I don't think anything is wrong with it: http://pastebin.com/632743
<0> ram_einstein: well, lets look
<0> you have alias eth1 e1000
<0> thats not right
<4> KoRnouille: one second
<0> e1000 isn't your wireless driver.
<2> spot: it isn't?
<0> no. its ipw2200
<2> spot: I mean, how did it get in there then?
<2> spot: can you post a revision then? I'll copy it to my copy
<0> ram_einstein: beats me, but its easy enough to fix.
<0> just change the line to read "alias eth1 ipw2200"
<2> spot: k
<0> then, just /sbin/modprobe ipw2200
<0> that should get eth1 showing up in ifconfig
<2> spot: /sbin is in root's path...
<0> ram_einstein: hopefully so. :)
<6> after remove the 2nd ide controller http://pastebin.com/632745
<0> just being completist in case you hit su. (and not su -)
<4> KoRnouille: uncheck everything, then go to the base system, and check base, and customize from there
<2> spot: yeah, it's in the ifconfig
<2> spot: I usually su -c or sudo
<0> ram_einstein: you should be all fixed now. ifup will try to raise it.
<7> AntonTakk: ok, great, thank you, i'll have a look at that in my next install...
<3> intelinsider, run: cdrecord -scanbus
<6> AutOPSY, http://pastebin.com/632747
<5> anyone know if there are any yum repos that have monodevelop?
<3> intelinsider, you are running K3B as root, or as a normal user?
<6> AutOPSY, normal user
<8> hello
<3> intelinsider, try as root briefly.
<9> hi all, can someone tell me where I might get the source code for 2.6.16-1.2069_FC4? I tried downloading 2.6.16 from kernel.org, and vmware tells me that isn't good enough
<3> What do you need the kernel source for?
<6> AutOPSY, http://pastebin.com/632752
<9> I need the kernel source so that the VMware server can compile one just for my computer
<9> I actually just need the /include branch of it
<0> moodsoft: http://fedora.redhat.com/docs/release-notes/fc5/#id3126937
<3> intelinsider, run: mount
<3> Is /dev/hdc or /dev/hdd in that output?
<2> what does the line option "dpms" in xorg.conf mean? I don't understand that line
<3> Power Management for monitors.
<6> AutOPSY, yes http://pastebin.com/632756
<9> spot thanks
<2> AutOPSY: and if you monitor doesn't have power management, it fails?
<3> "Display Power Management Signaling"
<3> intelinsider, you cannot write to a mounted media.
<2> AutOPSY: eh.. and what exactly does it mean practically?
<3> intelinsider, run: umount /dev/hdd
<10> I just fc4 up an running but I can't get online, I am however online, you could go to my server and it'll connect. i just can't seem to go anywhere FROM my computer, anyone have any ideas?
<11> ram_einstein: that X should (try) to use dmps with the monitor
<6> AutOPSY, i turned the cdrw in the burne an it mount automatically
<4> tek-69: sounds like your network interface is improperly configured
<2> AndyCap: and what if it fails to do so? will the monitor blank out?
<3> intelinsider, does it work now that you've unmounted it?
<2> one sec.. changing boxes
<6> AutOPSY, no moment
<2> brb
<10> AntonTakk well, i spose thats as good a place to start looking as any. thanks.
<6> AutOPSY, hm i umountet it an want to delete the cdrw an than -> http://pastebin.com/632762
<12> Hi, I'm having an issue with vsftpd and/or proftpd. Using the stock configuration, when I log in as a user I am unable to see any files or directories, nor am I allowed to upload files. Has anyone experienced a similar issue?
<9> spot, do you know if these instructions will also work for fc4?
<2> ah yes, and what if X fails to use DPMS with the monitor?
<3> lono, it is general knowledge that stock configurations for some services do not operate like a modified custom system. Maybe try editing the configuration and restart vsftpd?
<9> anyone here know how to safely edit a lvm table so I can install an additional OS?
<3> Any files that the vsftpd user doesn't have read access to will not see files, that is the purpose of permissions.
<12> AutOPSY: yeah, the files in the user directory I'm logging in as are readable by everyone
<12> I'll keep plugging away tho
<6> hum
<3> Last I checked bsftpd's root directory is /var/ftpd or similar.
<12> generally stock configurations of ftp servers allow users to log in and deal with their files
<13> lono, this is likely a SELinux issue. Do, as root, "setsebool ftp_home_dir=1" and try it again
<3> Unless you have a modified configuration which sets the root to that user's home directory (which you don't you said you had a stock configuration) you won't see any files that simply do not exist.
<12> jowa: I was just about to mention that I'm running SELinux
<13> ok
<12> jowa: I'll give taht a shot, thx
<2> I have this cartain monitor that always keeps blanking out and I'd really like to know if the option "dpms" could be the culprit
<7> I have a fujitsu plasma connected to my box, but it's not reconnized... where is the conf file in which X holds the display list ?
<13> lono, that setting is available in "system-config-securitylevel" too, under FTP in the SELinux tab. Phrased something like "allow ftp to read/write in users' home dirs"...
<7> "Unknown monitor"
<3> jowa, the default vsftpd.conf doesn't chroot users to thier home directories.
<12> jowa: is that configuration also available in the shell?
<13> only using "setsebool" afaik
<2> KoRnouille: /etc/xorg.conf
<14> KoRnouille, then get the manaul for that monitor and select custom and manually input the values
<2> */X11
<14> or manaul put the values in /etc/x11/xorg.conf
<13> AutOPSY, right, that too of course. I ***umed that had been sorted. My bad.
<13> Many times, at the stage of "hmm, work, dammit", it's old man SELinux keeping you safe :-)
<12> jowa, autOPSY: although that didn't fix it, I appreciate yer help :)
<13> ok
<13> was worth a shot :D
<12> you know.. I think i might reinstall with selinux disabled. I'm a gentoo guy.. I have no idea what SELinux does, but it seems to be working against me
<3> lono, it won't be fixed either until you do some configuration.
<7> Southern_Gentlem: Can I create that model "template" by my self so it's available in the list ?
<14> lono read the docs on selinux on fedora.redhat.com
<12> AutOPSY: I understand. I was running vsftpd with a modified conf so users would start out chrooted in their home dir
<7> without having "LCD Monitor 1280x800"
<14> KoRnouille, no
<14> at least not that i know of
<3> lono, you just said 5 minutes ago it was a stock configuration.
<12> AutOPSY: but with or without that option, I was still unable to see my users' home dir. Without the chrooted option, I would start out in /
<12> AutOPSY: I've been hammering at this for a while :)
<3> Paste your vsftpd.conf to http://rafb.net/paste
<3> I'll tell you exactly which lines to modify.
<12> AutOPSY: alright, just a sec
<15> are the yum repositories updated daily?
<15> and does yum auto sync with the repositiories?
<13> no and yes, in a way
<14> they are updated when they have something to update with
<13> ^
<15> ok and what you mean by in a way?
<16> !ati
<13> depends on what one means with "sync with the repositories"
<14> prudhvi, no bots here
<15> see i'm gonna switch over from gentoo linux and i was so use to emerge sync
<15> to get the repository lists
<15> updated ones
<3> yum does this automatically.
<14> Foxhacker, you can engage the yum service which will look for updates daily
<3> If you don't want it to use the -C option, for more yum info see: man yum.
<14> yes and no
<15> is there a whole user manual on yum?
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