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<0> oi oi sPiN ;]
<1> a game crashed and now i ended up with a wired setup.
<2> fietz: krandrtray
<3> fietz, right click background, configure desktop - display - set res
<0> i guess i could just repeat the yast sizing of swap partition size / type.. then like a 4g '/' mount pt then balance hdd left as '/home' ?
<0> or is it likewise helpful to have a custom '/etc' maybe?
<3> tech, id go 6GB on /
<4> SuSEhelp: nvidia
<5> If you are not using YOU - Yast Online Update to setup your card, read carefully: http://www.suse.de/~sndirsch/nvidia-installer-HOWTO.html
<3> and i wouldnt bother with /etc
<0> ThankYou! ;] sPiN .. reason ive been seeking a handy howto/tutorial.. to answer such
<0> its not like it safe data wise to adjust partitions after a clean installation
<6> SuSEhelp, rumor pants
<5> frb: I've not heard any rumours about pants!
<0> would rather get hdd partitioning layout right as poss 1st try
<7> did you check tldp.org
<0> heh.. hadnt been to tldp in bout 2 yrs... ty jetscreamer .. surely cant hurt to check ;]
<6> any iptables experts want to take a look at some rules for me, to see if they are kosher?
<6> I want my firewall to forward 2 different IPs to 2 differnt machines when connecting to pptp
<4> whenever I try to apply patches now I keep getting http://pastebin.com/566975 -- what's happening?
<6> as far as I can tell, my stuff works
<6> dw_, apt ****ed your db, run rpm --rebuilddb and be patient
<3> baaad apt!
<6> dw_, and _that_ is why I don't like apt
<4> frb: I doubt it. I haven't used apt yet :)
<6> does the yast firewall config let me to selective blocking?
<6> you said you did last night
<4> nope, I didn't. :)
<6> or whenever you got your ftp access revoked
<8> frb: noo
<6> ni!
<4> frb: that wasn't from apt, it was from installing SuSE by a Net install.
<8> SuSEhelp: blame
<5> blame apt
<4> 8)
<4> anyhow, because things mucked up there, I had to abort the installtiong (while installing NVidia drivers)
<4> the drivers don't appear in YOU anymore, so does that mean they're installed now?
<4> (i.e. should I restart X?)
<8> probably, try it, otherwise change the filter to installed/installable packages
<8> dw_: did you upgrade while the system was running?
<4> ok, thanks. Will do now.
<4> benJIman|tov: I ran YOU when the system was running, yes
<8> I mean your netinstall
<4> benJIman|tov: fresh net install using the 69MB ISO provided from suse
<4> (no upgrade; first time suse-user :))
<4> going to restart X now anyhow; brb
<9> hi
<10> anyone know much about samba?
<11> _with_a_y: #samba might
<9> i managed to get mine sey up
<9> set"
<9> pretty auto
<9> how long does it take to add a yast source using this method? http://susewiki.apanela.com/goodlinks:yast_sources
<9> mine seems to be stuck
<12> can someone help me install the ati drivers for suse linux 10.0
<13> ciao a tutti...c' qualke italiano?
<11> islamguide_com: depends on the size of the source
<11> it'll download an ARCHIVE.gz I think
<11> which can be a few meg
<11> !ati
<5> 9.3 already includes ATI drivers. Install fglrx and read /usr/share/doc/packages/fglrx/README.SuSE. In SuSE 10, please download the latest drivers from www.ATI.com, and then follow these instructions http://linux.wordpress.com/2005/10/11/suse-100-ati-drivers-installation/
<11> nitrosport_5: ^^
<13> sorry there is italian person?...
<12> thanks nermal
<8> islamguide_com: the main repository has about 40mb in the ARCHIVES.gz, the other ones will be much faster
<13> I have a problem with Wi-Fi
<14> benJIman|tov: hey, I re-did the Nvidia installation and it installed just fine (says YOU), but I'm not that convinced that it's genuinely using the nvidia drivers now
<12> when I do this # sh ./ati-driver-installer-8.xx.xx-i386.run get-supported it dosent show suse as supported os's
<14> i.e. rubberband is really slow, and I don't think it should be with my card (fx5200)
<8> francis: glxinfo | grep direct
<14> benJIman|tov: direct rendering is off and OpenGL renderer string: Mesa GLX Indirect
<8> dw_: if they have really installed try running switch2nvidia as root and log out and back in
<8> if not then run the YOU update again
<13> there are some one who can help me?
<4> ok
<4> be right back
<9> http://www.a4tech.com/en/product2.asp?CID=1&SCID=8&MNO=WOP-35
<9> this is my mouse
<9> anyway i can configure all the buttons and the 2 wheels to work
<9> do I just add every single source stated in the goodlinks source?
<4> benJIman|tov: it edited the xorg.conf file accordingly, relogged in -- still lagging. Re-installed via YOU and relogged in, and I'm still getting problems
<8> dw_: glxinfo | grep direct
<4> it's a bit puzzling, since surely if the drivers weren't installed properly then the xserver would reject "nvidia" as a driver and wouldn't start?
<8> depends
<4> benJIman|tov: same output
<8> do the YOU update again
<8> do you have an old card?
<4> benJIman|tov: I literally just did it :)
<8> as in gforce2 or older?
<4> benJIman|tov: not at all. It's an fx 5200
<8> try the YOu update again, if it still fails download the driver manually from nvidia.com and install
<4> :(
<4> benJIman|tov: doesn't that mean I'll have to recompile the kernel etc? :/
<8> no
<4> ohh, cool
<8> you will need a compiler installed though
<8> and kernel-source
<8> but you could try the YOU update again
<9> should i add the guru source into yast?
<8> sometimes what happens is nvidia site times out during the transfer I think
<4> benJIman|tov: is it really worth doing *again*? Literally done it several times now. =)
<9> I'm thinking of installing nforce 2 drivers
<9> anyone has?
<4> benJIman|tov: I'm on an amd64 -- is that worth noting?
<4> also, is there any package I can get that will resolve build-dependencies and the like?
<8> !search gcc
<5> Matching factoids: gcc; gcc32;
<4> a type of build essential package (i.e. compiler, etc)
<8> !search compiler
<5> Matching factoids: compiler;
<8> !compiler
<5> to install compiler and make etc. yast -> software management ; change filter to 'Selections'; select c/c++ compiler and tools and click accept
<4> cool
<9> how do i manually configure my a3tech mouse?
<9> 4*
<6> !areacode 301
<8> there is no areacode command
<9> when i wanna update, a menubox pops up talking abt some libraries which are needed
<9> wad do i do?
<15> islamguide_com: try to install them
<9> wad about the one that says livesdfsd.dk conflict
<9> so many conflicts wad do i do
<16> resolve them
<9> how?
<16> yast2 will offer you options
<9> i can't even copy the file name from the warning dialog
<9> there are only 2 options
<3> use the save as button
<9> do not update the particular thing
<9> or
<9> ignore conflict and risk system inconsistencies
<3> if it gives you the option to not update something, then that means it is safe to not update it
<3> DO NOT ignore stuff
<9> there is not update
<9> only those 2
<9> should i check the autocheck dependencies box?
<3> no
<3> you should do what i just said
<9> i.e?
<9> gwenview 1.3.1-4 conflict
<9> Unresolved Requirements:
<9> gwenview requires libexif.so.10
<9> Conflict Resolution:
<9> ( ) Do Not Update gwenview
<9> ( ) Ignore Conflict and Risk System Inconsistencies
<9> wad do i do with this for example
<16> bah!
<16> install libexif ofcourse
<16> engage brain
<8> !pin libexif
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